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I've yet to visit Cornwall in England, but this artists beautiful paintings give me a good taste of life there. Harold Harvey was an English artist from the town of Newlyn, who painted gentle artworks in oil paint and watercolors. He and his wife Gertrude both painted, and were part of a group of artists known as the Newlyn School. These scenes of the early 20th century, English countryside are idyllic and romantic, transporting you to time with a slow, tranquil pace. |
| The Favorite Necklace |
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| Holidays |
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| Girl with a Red Hat |
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| Cornish Children |
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| Boys Bathing |
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| The Blue Door, Newlyn |
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| The Leisure Hour |
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| The Potato Harvest |
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| Reflections |
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| Laura and Paul Jewill Hill |
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| Out to Sea |
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| Summer |
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| Portrait of the Artist's Wife |
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| Morning Sunshine |
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| Rhoda, the Artist's Niece |
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| Tulip Pickers |
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| The Letter |
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| Two Young Girls with a Butterfly |
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| Logans Rock, Porthcurno Beach, Cornwall |
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| The Gypsy Camp |
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| Picking Flowers |
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| The Orange Sellers, Newlyn Harbour |
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| At the Dressing Table |
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