HENRY LAWRENCE FAULKNER (1894–1983). Born in rural Kentucky, HenryLawrence Faulkner overcame an orphaned childhood to lead a vivid bohemian lifestyle as an artist of some renown. His early artistic... Read full biography
HENRY LAWRENCE FAULKNER (1894–1983). Born in rural Kentucky, HenryLawrence Faulkner overcame an orphaned childhood to lead a vivid bohemian lifestyle as an artist of some renown. His early artistic promise was rewarded with a scholarship to the Louisville School of Art; he later studied with... Read full biography
HENRY LAWRENCE FAULKNER (1894–1983). Born in rural Kentucky, HenryLawrence Faulkner overcame an orphaned childhood to lead a vivid bohemian lifestyle as an artist of some renown. His early artistic promise was rewarded with a scholarship to the Louisville School of Art; he later studied with Millard Sheets, Margaret Montgomery, and Pierre Sicard at the Los Angeles County Art Institute. In 1942, he embarked on a lengthy period of travel that took him around the country and included a brief... Read full biography
HENRY LAWRENCE FAULKNER (1894–1983). Born in rural Kentucky, HenryLawrence Faulkner overcame an orphaned childhood to lead a vivid bohemian lifestyle as an artist of some renown. His early artistic promise was rewarded with a scholarship to the Louisville School of Art; he later studied with Millard Sheets, Margaret Montgomery, and Pierre Sicard at the Los Angeles County Art Institute. In 1942, he embarked on a lengthy period of travel that took him around the country and included a brief commitment to a Washington, D.C. psychiatric facility; while hospitalized, he befriended fellow patient and poet Ezra Pound. The artist settled in Lexington, Kentucky in 1956 in order to pursue his artistic and poetic interests. Working from there, he... Read full biography
HENRY LAWRENCE FAULKNER (1894–1983). Born in rural Kentucky, HenryLawrence Faulkner overcame an orphaned childhood to lead a vivid bohemian lifestyle as an artist of some renown. His early artistic promise was rewarded with a scholarship to the Louisville School of Art; he later studied with Millard Sheets, Margaret Montgomery, and Pierre Sicard at the Los Angeles County Art Institute. In 1942, he embarked on a lengthy period of travel that took him around the country and included a brief commitment to a Washington, D.C. psychiatric facility; while hospitalized, he befriended fellow patient and poet Ezra Pound. The artist settled in Lexington, Kentucky in 1956 in order to pursue his artistic and poetic interests. Working from there, he created still life paintings, as well as animal and figural works, usually executed in a highly keyed palette with a whimsical sensi... Read full biography
Henry Lawrence Faulkner - Art for Sale (4 available)
The Flower Cart
Type:Painting
Year:Mid-Late 20th Century
Size:15.75" x 17.50" x 2.50"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Right
Notes:
Featured in our Spring Landmark Collection March 17th - 26th at EBTH.com; View and bid at https://www.ebth.com/sales/76125-spring-landmark
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Loving Gauguin
Type:Painting
Size:6.00" x 7.75"
Medium:Oil
Notes:
This work along with 5 other works by Faulkner to be auctioned November 13. Please visit www.thesportingartauction.com for more information.
Untitled
Type:Painting
Year:Circa 1975
Size:24.75" x 24.50" x 0.75"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Left
Notes:
Featured in our Winter Landmark Collection December 13th - 22nd at EBTH.com; View and bid at https://www.ebth.com/sales/81115-the-winter-landmark-sale
Italia
Type:Painting
Year:Mid-Late 20th Century
Size:11.25" x 15.25" x 1.25"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Right
Notes:
Featured in our Summer Landmark Collection June 16th - 25th at EBTH.com; View and bid at https://www.ebth.com/sales/77215-summer-landmark
