James Taylor Harwood
1860–1940 · American · 23 artworks
RealismImpressionismen plein air paintingrealistic portraitureimpressionistic brushworkmuted color palettesdepiction of everyday life
artist bio
James Taylor Harwood was an American painter known for his Impressionistic and Realist landscapes and portraits. He played a significant role in Utah's art scene, contributing to its artistic development through his teaching and artwork.
what you'll learn
Studying Harwood's work allows students to understand the transition from Realism to Impressionism and how artists adapted techniques to capture light and atmosphere. Students can also learn about portraiture and landscape painting.
related: John Singer Sargent, Claude Monet, Childe Hassam
23 artworks
Portrait of Harriet with baby Lawrence James
1900
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Richards' Camp, Holiday Park Weber Canyon
1888
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Blue Shadows
1939
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Portrait of Lady
1887
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Portrait of Flora Harwood Gibb: the artist's sister
1903
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Pont Neuf at Dawn
1930
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City Creek Canyon
1928
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Barn, Holiday
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Cagnes sur Mer, France
1930
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Liberty Park
1931
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Harvest Scene in France
1890
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California Coast
1925
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Bunches of Grapes
1886
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An Interesting Story
1904
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Harvest Time in France
1890
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My Little Son, Heber James
1910
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All the World's a Stage, Liberty Park
1893
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Apricots
1885
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Cow Amongst the Trees (study)
1887
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Fountain Medici, Paris
1930
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Italian Flower Girl
1890
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Creeping Shadows: Yachts at Rest,Balboa, California
1940
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Little House Wife
1909
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