Daniel Garber

Born: 1880
City and Country of Origin: North Manchester, Indiana
Painting School: American Impressionist
Art Training: Frank Duveneck at the Art Academy of Cincinnati; the Pennsylvania Academy with Thomas Anschutz and J. Alden Weir
Exhibitions:
Awards: Hallgarten Prize (National Academy)
Major Works: "Tanis," "The Hawk's Nest"
Daniel Garber biography: When he completed his studies at the Pennsylvania Academy he received a fellowship to study abroad. While abroad he spent a good deal of time in England where he did some of his most impressionistic paintings. On his return home he set up a studio in Lumbersville in Bucks county PA across the Delaware from New Hope. He became a key figure in the New Hope art community. He developed 2 distinct styles of painting; one tradionally impressionistic and two a more decorative style. In 1919 he started teaching at the Pennsylvania Academy.
Died: 1958