Harriet’s work is defined by its painter sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
Dogwood with Ribbons
Harriet Shorr American, born 1939
Zenobia, Queen of Palmyra
Harriet Hosmer (American, 1830–1908)
Acute Pictures
Ken Shorr American, born 1952
"Roses and Buds" Quilt
Harriet Wilson Curtis (American, 1836–1912) Probably Highland Park, Illinois, United States
Harriet White
Samuel Lovett Waldo American, 1783–1861 William Jewett American, 1792–1874
Unwrapping the Mummy
Harriet Cheney British, 1771–1848
Blackburn
Ron Adams (American, born 1934) printed by Lawrence Lithography Workshop
Man and Child on Tree-Lined Path
Lady Harriet Dalrymple British, n.d.
Portrait of Harriet Walker
Sara Holm American, active 1900s–1920s
Wall Clock
Probably made by L’Escalier de Cristal (1802–1923) Paris
Portrait of Harriet Walker as a Debutante
Sara Holm American, active 1900–1920s
Pink Suit #2
Gladys Nilsson American, born 1940
Harriet Warner Walker, approximately 3 years old
L. Melander & Bro. (active late 19th century) Lewis M. Melander (American, born Sweden, died 1901) Silas Peter Melander (American, born Sweden, 1853–1929)
Figures
Robert Goodnough American, 1917-2010
Steep Street
Wayne Thiebaud American, 1920-2021
Self-Portrait Preparing an Etching
Henri Charles Guérard French, 1846-1897
The Ming Sisters
Betty Woodman American, born 1930
Untitled
Red Grooms American, born 1937
Artist and Model in the Suburbs
Seymour Rosofsky American, 1924-1981