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1877 Vinton, Iowa - 1963 Bellow Falls, Vermont. Known for: Winter-urban view, genre, etcher.
The following, at the suggestion of the artist's son, Thomas E Warner, is from the artist's website:http://mail.rochester.edu/rwarner/. Thomas Warner wrote this biography for a speech he gave at... Read full biography
The following, at the suggestion of the artist's son, Thomas E Warner, is from the artist's website:http://mail.rochester.edu/rwarner/. Thomas Warner wrote this biography for a speech he gave at Bucknell University Center Gallery on November 14, 1992 for the opening of an exhibition of his father's... Read full biography
The following, at the suggestion of the artist's son, Thomas E Warner, is from the artist's website:http://mail.rochester.edu/rwarner/. Thomas Warner wrote this biography for a speech he gave at Bucknell University Center Gallery on November 14, 1992 for the opening of an exhibition of his father's works, titled "A World Observed.". Dad was born in a small Iowa town in 1877 where his father had moved to work in legal affairs. Dad came from good stock as it were. His father, Horace, had lost an... Read full biography
The following, at the suggestion of the artist's son, Thomas E Warner, is from the artist's website:http://mail.rochester.edu/rwarner/. Thomas Warner wrote this biography for a speech he gave at Bucknell University Center Gallery on November 14, 1992 for the opening of an exhibition of his father's works, titled "A World Observed.". Dad was born in a small Iowa town in 1877 where his father had moved to work in legal affairs. Dad came from good stock as it were. His father, Horace, had lost an arm in the Civil War. Later he moved to Washington, DC, where he worked for the Government at the Bureau of Pensions. He turned poet in his spare time, published many poems, as well as a book espousing pacifism. Dad's mother was the daughter of a... Read full biography
The following, at the suggestion of the artist's son, Thomas E Warner, is from the artist's website:http://mail.rochester.edu/rwarner/. Thomas Warner wrote this biography for a speech he gave at Bucknell University Center Gallery on November 14, 1992 for the opening of an exhibition of his father's works, titled "A World Observed.". Dad was born in a small Iowa town in 1877 where his father had moved to work in legal affairs. Dad came from good stock as it were. His father, Horace, had lost an arm in the Civil War. Later he moved to Washington, DC, where he worked for the Government at the Bureau of Pensions. He turned poet in his spare time, published many poems, as well as a book espousing pacifism. Dad's mother was the daughter of a family of early missionaries to the Sioux Indians. She spent much of her life working tirelessly for their cause. At times she would s... Read full biography