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Henry McDaniel

Henry McDaniel (1906 - 2008) was active/lived in Massachusetts, Nova Scotia.  Henry McDaniel is known for Fishing scenes, landscape, illustrator.

The following, submitted May 2005 and reviewed by the artist, is from Nicole Amoroso, Director of Avery Galleries in Haverford, Pennsylvania. Avery Galleries is working "to set the record straight" in response to the alleged forgeries. (See below)

Henry E. McDaniel of Quincy, Massachusetts, was born in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia in 1906. In 1925 he moved to Boston and enrolled in basic art classes at Vesper George School of Art, where he studied with William Hazelton, Prescott Jones, and Frank Waldo Murray. His formal artistic education was intermittent, and by consequence McDaniel largely considers himself a self-taught artist.

An accomplished angler as well as an avid outdoorsman, McDaniel was drawn to painting the landscape, namely the streams and rivers in which he fished. What began as an ardent desire to paint water as it appeared--glistening with reflective light or mottled with shade--soon turned into one of the great hallmarks of McDaniel's artistic style. His   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 9108 characters.]  Artist bio

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