America's Distinguished Artists: last names beginning with Hia-Hoz

America's Distinguished Artists

a national registry of historic artists

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Deceased American artists and artisans of note who created representational art are indexed in this catalogue by last name in alphabetical order. There are references to Resource Library texts and those from other sites. Click on letters below to access the alphabetical index.

Aldro T. Hibbard, N.A.
Elizabeth Haseltine Hibbard from Illinois Women Artists Project
Edward Hicks
Thomas Hicks from James A. Michener Art Museum
Joseph H. Hidley from Lin Van Buren
Eugene Higgins
George Frank Higgins also see George Frank Higgins from Art in the Afternoon, L.L.C.
William Victor Higgins
Howard Logan Hildebrandt
T. J. Hileman from Hockaday Museum of Art
Hilaire Hiler from Edan Milton Hughes
Abby Rhoda Williams Hill plus The Abby Williams Hill Collection from University of Puget Sound Digital Collections
Andrew Putnam Hill from Wikipedia
Edward Rufus Hill from Wikipedia
Hattie (Hutchcraft) Hill from Betty Lyn Parker and Susan Knoer
John Henry Hill also see John Henry Hill from The Significance of Mount Shasta as a Visual Resource in 19th and Early 20th Century California Art. By William Miesse
John William Hill also see John William Hill from Wikipedia
Thomas Hill also see Thomas Hill from San Diego History Center
John F. E. Hillen from Sheila Gallagher and Boston College
William Henry Hilliard from John J. Henderson
Anna Althea Hills also see Anna Althea Hills from Wikipedia
Laura Coombs Hills
John William Hilton from Bodega Bay Heritage Gallery
Roy Hilton also see Roy Hilton from Eric John Schruers
Mary Martha Himler also see Mary Martha Himler from Eric John Schruers
Lawrence Bradford Hinckley from the California Art Club
Thomas Hewes Hinckley also see Thomas Hewes Hinckley from National Museum of Wildlife Art
Lewis Wickes Hine also see Lewis Wickes Hine from Wikipedia
Clarence Kaiser Hinkle
Lucille Bernice Hinkle from the California Art Club
Tenna McLennan Hinman from Illinois Women Artists Project
Un'ichi Hiratsuka
Willard Hirsch from College of Charleston Library
Joseph Hirsh also see Joseph Hirsch from Wikipedia
Stefan Hirsch also see Stefan A. Hirsch from J. Mark Sublette, Medicine Man Gallery, Inc.
Carl Hirschberg also see Carl Hirschberg from Smithsonian Institution
Al Hirschfeld also see Albert "Al" Hirschfeld from Wikipedia
Claude Raguet Hirst
David Howard Hitchcock from Wikipedia
George Hitchcock from Wikipedia
Lucius Hitchcock from Maine Historical Society
Henry Hitchings from Questroyal Fine Art, LLC.
George Hitt from New Deal Network
Carlos Hittell from the Mount Shasta Project, College of the Siskiyous
Charles J. Hittel from American Museum of Natural History
Margaret A Hittle from Illinois Women Artists Project
Mary A Hoagland from Illinois Women Artists Project
Clark Hobart from Edan Milton Hughes
Carl Frederick Hobby from Edan Milton Hughes
Margaret Morehead Hobson from Betty Lyn Parker and Susan Knoer
Hugh Hockaday from The Meadowlark Gallery, Inc.
Sylvester Phelps Hodgdon from John J. Henderson
May B Hoelscher from Illinois Women Artists Project
Elizabeth Hoen from Bodega Bay Heritage Gallery
Carl Hoerman from Bodega Bay Heritage Gallery
Berta Hoerner from Wikipedia
Frank B. Hoffman from Parsons Gallery of the West
Harry L. Hoffman also see Harry Leslie Hoffman from The Johnson Collection
Irwin Hoffman also see Irwin Hoffman from Naval Historical Cente
Malvina Cornell Hoffman from Answers Corporation
Miriam McKinnie Hofmeier from Illinois Women Artists Project
Burne Hogarth from Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr
Alexandre Hogue also see Alexandre Hogue from Wikipedia
Robert A. Hogue from James A. Michener Art Museum
Marguerite Kurtz Hohenberg from Illinois Women Artists Project
Frank Hohenberger from Fine Estate Art
Albert Gallatin Hoit from John J. Henderson
Jack Hokeah from Wikipedia
Ransome Gillet Holdredge from the Mount Shasta Project, College of the Siskiyous
William Hollingsworth also see William Hollingsworth Jr. from Mississippi Historical Society
Antoinette B Hollister from Illinois Women Artists Project
Lucy D. Holme from Kathleen L. Nichols, Pittsburg State University
Ellen A Holmes from Illinois Women Artists Project
Ralph William Holmes from Fine Art Dealers Association
William Henry Holmes from Wikipedia
Elizabeth Tuttle Holsman and Elizabeth T. Holsman from the Museum of Nebraska Art
Geoffrey Holt from CalArt
Maud Spiller Holt from The Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture
Emil Holzhauer also see Emil Holzhauer from The Johnson Collection
Winslow Homer
Samuel Eldon Homsey
Anna Helga Hong from Illinois Women Artists Project
Walter Hook
James Hope also see James Hope from John J. Henderson
Thelma Paddock Hope from the California Art Club
Thomas Hope also see Thomas Hope from Lisa N. Peters
Edna Boies Hopkins also see Edna Boies Hopkins from Provincetown Artist Registry
James Roy Hopkins also see James Roy Hopkins from The Johnson Collection
Peter Hopkins
Charles Sydney Hopkinson from Wikipedia
Dennis Lee Hopper from Wikipedia
Edward Hopper also see Edward Hopper from Wikipedia
Floyd D. Hopper from Fine Estate Art
Augustus Hoppin from Wikipedia
H. R. Hopps
Donal Hord from San Diego History Center
Leta Horlocker
Harry Horn from James A. Michener Art Museum
Robert Bruce Horsfall from American Museum of Natural History
Francis Leroy Horspool from The University of Utah
William S. Horton from Pierce Galleries
Gayle Hoskins also see Gayle Porter Hoskins from Delaware Art Museum
Mina Hoskins from Illinois Women Artists Project
Harriet Hosmer also see Harriet Goodhue Hosmer from Wikipedia
Lawrence Frederic Hosmer from J. Mark Sublette, Medicine Man Gallery
Edna B Hotchkiss from Illinois Women Artists Project
Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss from John J. Henderson
Arthur Klindt Houlberg from M. Christine Schwartz Collection
Allan Houser
Victor Carl Houser from the California Art Club
Thelma Speed Houston from Bodega Bay Heritage Gallery
Thomas Hovenden
Cecil Howard
Charles Howard also see Charles Howard from Sullivan Goss, Ltd.
Edith Lucile Howard also see Edith Lucile Howard from The Schwarz Gallery
Emily Aminta Howard from Illinois Women Artists Project
Humbert Howard from Moore College of Art & Design (to read "Creating a Place for Ourselves: The Rise of Humbert L. Howard, Black Art, and the Pyramid Club" by Bettye Collier-Thomas, scroll down page to book titled Humbert Howard: Philadelphia Painter, then click on link to essay)
John Langley Howard also see John Langley Howard from Sullivan Goss, Ltd.
Harry Hambro Howe from John J. Henderson
Oscar Howe also see Oscar Howe from Oscar Howe Memorial Association
William Henry Howe also see William Henry Howe from Florence Griswold Museum
Claude Howell from New Elements Gallery
Frank Howell also see Frank Howell from The Frank Howell Gallery
Edith M. W. Howes from Kathleen L. Nichols, Pittsburg State University
John Dare Howland from National Museum of Wildlife Art
John Augustus Hows from John J. Henderson
Vinnie Ream Hoxie from Wikipedia
Thomas Hoyne
Vivian Edna Hoyt from Illinois Women Artists Project

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