HENRY WALKER WATERCOLORS

Cottage Light July

ON-LINE GALLERY OF WATERCOLOR PAINTINGS

Henry A. Walker © As a water color artist, I have learned to be patient and work carefully with the watercolor paint of my choice, in this instance it is Windsor Newton watercolor paint. My watercolor technique varies depending on the watercolor goals I strive for; It can be very disciplined or quite loose. My watercolor art is realistic in nature, whether it be watercolor landscape, watercolor seascape or watercolor still life.

GALLERY: Click on image for larger view (click BACK to return to Gallery). Although some of the paintings in this Gallery have been sold, they are included to show the variety of subjects painted by the artist. Versions of these paintings or paintings from your own photographs may be commissioned. All images are copyrighted.

~Italian Scenes ~ Still Lifes and Interiors ~Idaho and Western Barns and Landscapes

~Ohio, Lake Erie and Western Reserve Landscapes ~Other ~ Return to homepage bottom of page Home Page Sold

*New work, 2009*
*Garage Sale*
	Olympic Alders
Banyan Tree
Cottage Light July 15x12"	"Cottage Shutter" 14x18
Lake Birch 30x32"
Jill's Cottage 30 x32"	Lake Rockwell Rd. 15x12"
	Lake Birch II 30x32"

Italian Scenes

	Postignano, Italy 28 x33 Framed size 32 x 38 San Diego International Watercolor Show 2006
Assisi Stairway		Rome: Spanish Steps 32 x 40 framed (24 x 36)
	Tuscan Hilltown 8 x 11"
Roman Street* 17 x 12"		Church door Small study
	Roman Fountain 14" x 14"

~Italian Scenes ~ Still Lifes and Interiors ~Idaho and Western Barns and Landscapes

~Ohio, Lake Erie and Western Reserve Landscapes ~Other/sold bottom of page Top ~ Return to homepage Sold

Still lifes and interiors

	Forsythia - sold
Spring Light 22 x 30	BOWL OF FRUIT - photo?
	Saints Preserve Us 16 x 22

~Italian Scenes ~ Still Lifes and Interiors ~Idaho and Western Barns and Landscapes

~Ohio, Lake Erie and Western Reserve Landscapes ~Other Return to homepage Top bottom of page Bottom of page Sold

Idaho and Western Paintings

A Lot Like Idaho #IV 18x20
	A Lot Like Idaho #vii small study
Canada Goose Reflection 14x12

~Italian Scenes ~ Still Lifes and Interiors ~Idaho and Western Barns and Landscapes

~Ohio, Lake Erie and Western Reserve Landscapes ~Other Homepage Top bottom of page Sold

Ohio, Lake Erie & Western Reserve Paintings

The end of the world as I know it 42x38 Adirondacks Old Forge Exhibition AVAILABLE
Harpersfield Winery* 20 x 30"		Harpersfield Winery Small study
Not So Neo-Classical # 1 24" x 21"		Not So Neo-Classical #2 10x15
	Scared the Shack Out of Me
Summer/Lake scenes: Top (click here) bottom of page	Lake Erie August 27x18" 69th Area Artist Annual-The Butler Institute of American Art - November 2005	Lake Erie Shade 32 x 40 framed (24 x 36)
Gull on Calm Day 32x20	Another way to the lake 32x20	Gull Sailing on a Windy Day small study
Another way to the lake small study	Lake Erie Waves small study
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AVAILABLE	Autumn/Winter Scenes
Lake Erie Ice Shield 18x14	Snow Day 32x20	Autumn Leaves 10x15
Sand Run Parkway 20x20	Cable Ready 32x20
Other
Barrier Reef - Belize Ambergris Key Small study AVAILABLE	White Horse Vale, England -32x20
Key West - Fort Zachary Beach 2005 AVAILABLE Mo Nouvella Watercolor Award 2005 18 x 20
	-Jefferson's University of Virginia - sold 32 x 40 framed (24 x 36)	Henry A. Walker at Scaravilli Studio: 2003 Painting "Harvest Field sold Lower: Lake Erie Ice Shield .

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Sold paintings by category are below. In most cases, similar paintings of different size can be commissioned.

~Italian Scenes ~ Still Lifes and Interiors ~Idaho and Western Barns and Landscapes

~Ohio, Lake Erie and Western Reserve Landscapes ~Other Return to homepage Top bottom of page

SOLD

sold: Italian Scenes	Ancient Classical Rome "15 x 20" Sold	Orvieto Cat II 13" x 17" (framed 18 x24") Sold
Candlelit Ruin-sold	Orvieto Gatto 15 x 20" sold	Orvieto Church Door-Sold
	Light among the ruins 30 x22" sold (Left:) To Duomo/Florence 32x20 sold	Italian steps-sold
Panzano-sold	Italian wall with flowers (no photo) (Joy)	Venice Canal-sold
View of Florence* 40 x 32 framed-sold	Radda in Chianti* 18x20-sold	Montereggioni* Hilltown-sold
Hotel in Florence-sold15 x 20"	Vatican Columns-sold 40 x 32 framed	Piazza Navonna Small study (nfs/ce) *sold*
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*sold:* Idaho and Western
A Lot Like Idaho # l sold 32X20-Sold	A Lot Like Idaho #vii -SOLD
A Lot Like Idaho # II -32x20 (flash distortion)-Sold	-A Lot Like Idaho # III 32X20-sold Md.
sold:Still lifes and interiors
Afternoon Reading III-sold
Candlesticks on Mantle-sold	Beauregard P. Walker, a constant companion helper (painting sold)
Forsythia - sold	*Bowl of Peachessold**
Copper Vase sold (Kevin Coleman Auction 2004)	Candlestick with Chinese Vase sold
*sold:* SUMMER SCENES	Donna’s Café ~ Mt. Vernon sold	Top bottom of page
Cottage Light sold 20 x 30"	Once upon a time sold 12 x 18-SMALL STUDY (20 x 30" version sold)	Like a Dent in Dough I - sold 20 x 30" Like a Dent in Dough II - sold (The title comes from Robert Frost's "Directive" about an old derelict farm house, long gone, whose cellar hole is closing slowly, like a dent in dough.)
Amish Autumn 36x48 Framed 24 x 36 BEST IN SHOW - SOLD 69th Area Artist Annual-The Butler Institute of American Art - November 2005		South Carolina Houses (no photo) (Ranta)
Lake Street Cat 20 x 30" -sold	Lake Day 20 x 30" sold	That Time of Year48 x 26 "-sold
Summer Cottage sold	Lake Birches-sold

Summer nap	NSF/The boys at the beach	Meadow-sold

Portrait of the artist as an old man -nsf small study	Wind and Waves 32x20sold	Lake Erie Steps-sold
sold:-Autumn/Winter
	Canada Geese sold Top (click here)	Autumn Way sold
Winter Cardinal -40x30	(KSU Wick Poetry Center)	Cross Country-Sold
SOLD
Rosy dawn sold (flash reflections) 32 x 40 framed (24 x 36)	-Winter Scene small sold	Shredded Wheat 32x20 flash distortion -Sold
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D.Shaughnessy Walker, Kent, OH dmwalker@kent.edu TUTTLE FILE 3/29/07 Subject: Oil painting of “Helen at Six Years Old” ~(Helen Schmidt (Davidson) Birthdate l888) Oil on canvas/stretcher: 24” x 42” painting. Probably original frame. Framed 34” x 54” Painting signed by Artist: 1894 Franklin Tuttle (1916) "TUTTLE, Franklin (Artist) late 19^th c. Addresses: NYC, 1888, 1890. Exhibited: NAD, 1888, 1890. *Sources: Naylor, NAD.”* Who was Who in American Art 1564-1975 Vol. III P-Z Sound View Press, l999 (Information from New York Historical Society) Some water damage around stretcher and left eyelid. Needs cleaning. Signature: FRANKLIN TUTTLE. 1894 BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION: Little biographical information except he was a NYC artist. Research follows. See also Askart.com *NOTE*: This is not C. Franklin Tuttle c. 1841-l893; Charles F. Tuttle died in l893 (father?). RESEARCH ON ARTIST: FRANKLIN TUTTLE Research: Albert Elkins, Designer, National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C. Franklin Tuttle b. 1866 – died 1916 A 1929 article: “Franklin Tuttle painted NEW YORK WORTHIES OF FORTY YEARS AGO. Exhibition of historical portraits of past presidents of Union League Club including Hoppin, FL. Olmsted, Hamilton Fish, John Jay, etc. General Grant and Lincoln. Is the painting older than the date of the article? -- New York Historical Society note from Eric Robison, Reference Assistant. An artist Franklin Tuttle is mentioned twice in the New York Times: 1) A 12 January 1894 Article in the TIMES mentions another painting (in addition to the Union League group portrait I had originally queried) by a Franklin Tuttle—A Corner in the Union League Club” which includes six portraits of clubmen. 2) A 19 September 1893Times article describes an historically themed painting hanging in the Hotel New Netherland. According to the article, Franklin Tuttle was a well-known New York artist living at the time the article was published. Quote from article: “Mr. Tuttle spent six months in the study and preparation of his picture and has thrown into the painting, apart from the accuracy of the historic detail, a vast amount of excellent artist work.” ~~~~ PROVENANCE On June 28, 2003, D. Walker bought this painting at an estate sale from the grandson of Helen Schmidt Davidson: Frank Davidson, Atty., Arizona, from the estate of his mother Elizabeth Davidson, Edgewater Drive, Kent, OH. Helen Schmidt Davidson was mother of Fritz Davidson of Kent (inventor). Frank Davidson supplied these details and photo of children, which included his grandmother. Provenance of painting of Helen Schmidt, b. 1888 – date of painting 1894 (age six?) Helen Schmidt was daughter of George Schmidt, W. 46^th Street NYC. A small business owner (hardware store?) who also lived in Scarsdale and Rutherford FRAME: Frame on Tuttle Schmidt painting Size 34” by 54” Gilded gesso and wood molding. FRAME: Frame on Tuttle Schmidt painting Size 34” by 54” Gilded gesso and wood molding. American Frame c. l880s from Eli Wiler website below which seems somewhat similar: O Schmidt sisters. We are not sure which child is Helen. Second Tuttle painting? Girl with Cat (same estate sale) Girl with Cat Second painting from Kent housesale attributed by grandson to Tuttle . (Seems same color red as George Taylor Bishop painting by another earlier? C Franklin Tuttle or same Franklin Tuttle? Research: Painting at Western Reserve Historical Society, Cleveland, OH A significant part of this was that the owner met Tuttle at the Peacock Gallery At the Waldorf Astoria which was after __________________??? Review* See - WHO WAS WHO IN AMERICAN ART, P. 3355. (Per NYHistorical Society Reference) TUTTLE, Charles F. (Engraver) b. 1841, OH/ d. 1893. Addresses: New Orleans, active 1869=93; NYC 1878-79. Studied with Carolus-Duran. Exhibited: NAD, 1876-79; Paris Salon 1889. Sources: Encyclopaedia of New Orleans Artists, 384. American Art at the Nineteenth-Century Paris, Salons, 399. NOTE: -- New York Historical Society letter from Eric Robison, Reference Assistant. “The old Waldorf Hotel, and its Peacock Alley, did not open until 1894. (The Hotel gained an important addition and became the Waldorf-Astoria in 18977.) I have been unable to find any indication of precisely what particular exhibits were held there. “Eric Robinson, Reference Assistant.