Information for the following biography was submitted by Harry Haberman, and is protected by copyright. "It is the fate of the artist, with an occasional exception, not to receive recognition during... Read full biography
Information for the following biography was submitted by Harry Haberman, and is protected by copyright. "It is the fate of the artist, with an occasional exception, not to receive recognition during his life-time. The fortunes of a few sometimes improve after they die and one or two may achieve... Read full biography
Information for the following biography was submitted by Harry Haberman, and is protected by copyright. "It is the fate of the artist, with an occasional exception, not to receive recognition during his life-time. The fortunes of a few sometimes improve after they die and one or two may achieve recognition and even fame. But it is the height of irony for an artist to be successful and famous during his lifetime and then to be completely forgotten shortly after death. Robert M. Decker has... Read full biography
Information for the following biography was submitted by Harry Haberman, and is protected by copyright. "It is the fate of the artist, with an occasional exception, not to receive recognition during his life-time. The fortunes of a few sometimes improve after they die and one or two may achieve recognition and even fame. But it is the height of irony for an artist to be successful and famous during his lifetime and then to be completely forgotten shortly after death. Robert M. Decker has suffered such a fate." -H. Haberman . Robert M. Decker was born in Troy, New York on June 8, 1847. He was well known during his career for his Realist paintings of Adirondack scenes, and especially for his winter themes. Unlike many artists, Decker was... Read full biography
Information for the following biography was submitted by Harry Haberman, and is protected by copyright. "It is the fate of the artist, with an occasional exception, not to receive recognition during his life-time. The fortunes of a few sometimes improve after they die and one or two may achieve recognition and even fame. But it is the height of irony for an artist to be successful and famous during his lifetime and then to be completely forgotten shortly after death. Robert M. Decker has suffered such a fate." -H. Haberman . Robert M. Decker was born in Troy, New York on June 8, 1847. He was well known during his career for his Realist paintings of Adirondack scenes, and especially for his winter themes. Unlike many artists, Decker was quite famous and successful during his lifetime, but became almost completely forgotten after his death. When Decker was still a child... Read full biography
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