Harry Watrous

Harry Watrous
Born	Harry Willson Watrous 17 September 1857 San Francisco
Died	10 May 1940 (aged 82) New York
Known for	Art
Notable work	Lake George Monster

Harry Willson Watrous (1857–1940) was an American artist. He joined the National Academy of Design in 1895, was its secretary from 1898 to 1920 and its president in 1933–1934.^[1]

Gallery

• 
  The Blue Goats
• 
  Confidences
• 
  The Dregs
• 
  Fallen Pine at Hague, Lake George
• 
  Girl with the Mirror
• 
  Just a Couple of Girls, Brooklyn Museum
• 
  The Magician
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  The Passing of Summer, Metropolitan Museum of Art
• 
  The Slacker
• 
  Sophistication, Haggin Museum, Stockton, California

References

Citations

1. Conrads 1990, p. 210.

Sources

• Caldwell, John (1994), "Harry W. Watrous", in Kathleen Luhrs, American Paintings in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Vol. 1, Metropolitan Museum of Art, ISBN 9780870992445
• Conrads, Margaret (1990), "Harry Willson Watrous", American Paintings and Sculpture at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, New York: Hudson Hills, ISBN 9781555950507
• Watrous, Harry Wilson, Haggin Museum
• Harry Willson Watrous, National Academy Museum
• The Passing of Summer, Metropolitan Museum
• Hall, Anthony (17 October 2014), "The House that Harry and Elizabeth Watrous Built", Lake George Mirror

External links

• Descendants of Jacob Waterhouse – family history at Genealogy.com
• The Drop Sinister – Review by A.J. O'Connell
• Harry Wilson Watrous – Entry at American Art Gallery
• Harry Wilson Watrous – Entry at Art Cyclopedia
• Harry Wilson Watrous – Entry at El Dibujante