Harmagh by James Brooks (1967)

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Title: Harmagh
Artist: James Brooks (1906–1992)
Artist born in: St. Louis, United States
Date: 1967
Dimensions: 121 × 153 cm

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The author of "Harmagh" is James Brooks, and the work is dated 1967.

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What other names is James Brooks known by?

James Brooks is also known as James ii Brooks, James D. Brooks, James David Brooks, جيمس بروكس, ジェームズ・ブルックス.

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The artist behind "Harmagh" is James Brooks. The work is catalogued under James Brooks's name.

About the artist, James Brooks

1906–1992, United States

James Brooks

Early Life and Education Born: October 18, 1906, St. Louis, Missouri Family moved to Dallas, Texas in 1916 Studied art at Southern Methodist University (1922-1924) Private lessons with James A. Waddell and Martha Simkins in Dallas Moved to New York City in 1926 Studied at the Art Students League under Boardman Robinson and Kimon Nicolaides Worked as a commercial artist to support himself The WPA Years and Early Murals Active in the Works Progress Administration (WPA) Federal Art Project from 1936-1942 Painted three murals for the WPA, demonstrating social realist style. Flight (1940-1942): A significant mural at La Guardia Airport's Marine Air Terminal, depicting the history of aviation.

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