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Marsden Hartley - early life
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Marsden Hartley was born in Maine in 1877. In 1892, at the age of 15, Hartley moved to Cleveland, Ohio where he attended the Cleveland Art Institute. After he turned 22 Hartley, like many artists, moved to New York City where he studied at the National Academy of Design.
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Marsden Hartley - New York City
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In New York City Hartley socialized with the group of individuals associated with Stieglitz's Gallery 291 Group, which included Ezra Pound, Georgia O'Keefe, and Fernand Leger.
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Marsden Hartley - Regionalist
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Near the end of his life, after being away from home for the majority of his life (whether in New York or another city or continent), Hartley returned to Maine. He desired to portray the lives of local, common Americans. He became a member of the Regionalists: "artists of the early 20th century who attempted to represent a distinctly "American art."
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Marsden Hartley - nature
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Hartley believed in the ability to form a powerful emotional connection with nature, and attempted to render such in his work. Some of his early work seems to have an impressionist influence because Hartley painted in a way that he thought best conveyed his experience of being in the Maine mountains. When put on canvas his emotions are characterized through quick brushstrokes.
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Marsden Hartley - style
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While one could call him a regionalist, Hartley did not adhere to any one artistic style or movement. Like other modernists such as Picasso, Hartley searched for techniques that would set them apart from the masses.
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Marsden Hartley - life, misc.
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In the course of his life Hartley observed two World Wars and the Great Depression. He was open about his homosexuality and conveyed it in his work.
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