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Dewitt Hardy

Dewitt Hardy (1940 - 2017) was active/lived in Maine, Missouri.  Dewitt Hardy is known for Watercolor painting, illustration.

The following is from the artist, who is a resident of York County, Maine. He has become known in New England for his watercolors of small Maine and New Hampshire towns. 

Often they show deterioration and abandoned buildings. He also specializes in male and female nudes and floral nature studies and occasionally does a self portrait.

DEWITT HARDY
South Berwick, Maine

BORN:
St. Louis, Missouri, June 1940

EDUCATION:
Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY

RESIDENCE:
South Berwick, Maine

POSITIONS HELD
Curator and Associate Director of Museum of Art of Ogunquit, Maine
Instructor, University of Maine at Augusta
Instructor, Heartwood College of Art, Arundel, Maine

GROUP SHOWS
1998 "Portland Museum Biennial", Portland, Maine
1997 "A Brush With Greatness" Farnsworth Museum of Art, Rockland, Maine
1995 "The Ogunquit Tradition: Ogunquit Painting Today",
Van Ward Gallery, Boston, MA
1995 "The Figure", Point G   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3988 characters.]  Artist bio

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