2007 Harry Greene Signed Lithograph Print

2007 Harry Greene Signed Lithograph Print

Harry Greene (1934–2024) was born in New Jersey and studied painting at Syracuse University. Early in his career, he exhibited widely in regional and juried shows, including the Butler Annual, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, and the Carnegie International. After relocating to Florida, he taught painting, exhibited in galleries across the state, and was selected for the Jacksonville Museum’s Best of Florida exhibition.

Travel in Europe, where he studied the works of Piero della Francesca, Giotto, and Masaccio, further shaped his artistic vision. In the early 1990s, Greene settled in New Mexico, where he found lasting inspiration. His expressive, richly colored paintings draw from the architecture, landscapes, and rural communities of the Southwest. Although based on direct observation, his works are imaginative composites of the elements he encountered.

Greene’s art was shown prominently at Manitou Gallery, where his creativity resonated with many. His career reflected a lifelong dedication to painting and the profound fulfillment he found in following his artistic path.