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Hari Harry Kidd

Hari (Harry) Matthew Kidd (1899 - 1964) was active/lived in Texas, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Michigan.  Hari Harry Kidd is known for Portrait, genre and city scene painting-Hispanic subjects.

Hari Kidd, a native of Detroit, attended public schools in El Paso, Texas before moving to Germantown, Pennsylvania, where in 1914 he was attending high school at the outbreak of World War I.  He enlisted in the Royal Canadian Air Force and served in England where he reportedly painted the portrait of General Hugh Montague Trenchard, afterward marshal of the Royal Air Force, Viscount Trenchard.

After the war, Kidd returned to the United States to study at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia.  An Academy scholarship enabled him to study and travel in Europe, including a period on Majorca (1927-29).

He returned to El Paso in 1933 for health reasons; in the 1940s he moved to Key West, Florida and then in 1964, to Tucson, Arizona.  He died in Tucson the same year.

A specialist in social realism, he painted on occasion along the Rio Grande.  His portraits, genre works, and city scenes frequently depicted   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1453 characters.]  Artist bio

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