American
Henry Fuller came from an artistic family, and he studied with the painters Dennis Bunker, William Merritt Chase, and Kenyon Cox. The most productive years of his career were spent at the artists' colony of Cornish, New Hampshire, a community where artists balanced their work in the studio with theatricals, poetry, and gardening. Fuller's work is not especially well known, nor do many examples exist—he was not a leader of the Cornish colony, but he admirably embodied its ideals and concerns.
Born
1867
Died
1934