I happen to be lucky enough to have 3 of his watercolor paintings and he also was my great uncle. Unfortunately, I have no idea of what his paintings are worth but I can give you a brief synopsis of Harold S. Brecht.
He was born in Lancaster County, PA, on July 22, 1892 and died in Aug 21, 1980. A graduate of the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Art and the Chicago Art Institute and he lived most of his life in the Lancaster and Reading areas of PA. He taught art, wrote short stories, and plays and his water colors were in a number of exhibits on the East coast and Midwest. I've heard some colorful stories about him from family members, but I remember him best when I was a college student visiting him in the 70's. Very interesting man with a larger than life personality.
There is a link below to a picture from an old newspaper in 1953.
Harold Rosenberg
The artist is Harold Stephenson aka Abruzzi. (1908 - 1974)
Abstract Expressionism was primarily endorsed by influential art critics and curators like Clement Greenberg and Harold Rosenberg, who played crucial roles in promoting the movement in the 1940s and 1950s. Greenberg championed artists such as Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko, emphasizing their innovative techniques and the importance of the artistic process. Additionally, galleries like the Betty Parsons Gallery in New York provided platforms for these artists, helping to establish Abstract Expressionism as a dominant force in modern art.
The Lancastrian Painters of the early 20th century include notable artists such as L. S. Lowry, known for his depictions of industrial landscapes and working-class life, and Harold Riley, who captured scenes of urban life and local culture. Other prominent figures from this movement include Edward C. D. Houghton and William T. H. Hargreaves, who contributed to the vibrant art scene in Lancashire during that period. Their works often reflect the social and industrial changes occurring in the region.
Abbruzzi's real name is Harold Stephenson.
Harold Workman has written: 'An introduction to polymer painting'
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Harold Rosenberg
Margaret Harold has written: 'Prize-winning oil paintings and why they won the prize' -- subject(s): Painting, American, Exhibitions, American Painting
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Harold Blackmer Symes has written: 'An artist's approach to the monochromatic and spatial concepts of the early Chinese landscape painters' -- subject(s): Chinese Landscape painting, Landscape painting, Chinese
Harold Copeman has written: 'Departmental control and financial information'
Harold Shelton paintings are worth more than 200 United States dollars. These paintings can be found in the art museums across the world.
The artist is Harold Stephenson aka Abruzzi. (1908 - 1974)
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His biography doesn't tell us that information.