HARRY WICKEY
Hudson Highlands Under Snow BY HARRY WICKEY IN 1929, THE ARTIST moved from New York City to Cornwall Landing, about fifty miles up the Hudson. Here his latent interest in landscape began to assert itself. He perched his studio on the riverbank, arid was afforded splendid opportunities for 1tudying the character of the river and …
Hogs Near a Corncrib BY HARRY WICKEY IN 1935, WICKEY began to have difficulties with his sight, and thus had practically to abandon etching, for which extremely close work is required. He turned to freer and leu eye-taxing media. That yet he made a trip to the home farm in Ohio, and went again the …
Central Park BY HARRY WICKEY UNTIL HARRY WICKEY, at the age of twenty-two, arrived in New York in 1914, his life had been as full of incident as Sinbad the Sailor’s. He came from a family of pioneers who believed thatlabor is a salutary thing, and young Harry was allowed to work the theory to …
