Harold B. Warren
(1859-1934)
Harold Warren was born in Manchester, England in 1859 and came to the United States in 1876. He studied with Charles Herbert Moore and Charles Eliot Norton at Harvard University. Warren became a watercolor instructor at Harvard University’s School of Architecture from 1912-30. Throughout his career, he exhibited at the National Academy of Design, the Boston Arts Club, the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and the Art Institute of Chicago. He was a member of the Copley Society, the Boston Society of Architects, the Boston Society of Watercolor Painters, and the American Federation of Artists. He and artists Scott White and Charles Kinkead formed the group known as TIPS (Three Island Painters) who painted and lived on Islesford, also called Little Cranberry Island, during the summer. They regularly exhibited their paintings at the Blue Duck on Islesford early in the 20th century.
Nature's Pool
watercolor
site size 9 ˝ x 13 ˝ inches
signed and dated lower left 1901
Venice
watercolor
site size 15 x 19 ˝ inches
signed lower left