HARRY DAYTON
Born on Long Island in the years before the War, Vermont artist Harry Dayton has been sketching and painting since childhood - his artist mother being his first teacher. He studied art and advertising design with Alice Thornton at John Brown University, and later at the Whitman School of Design in Manhattan. Later, he studied extensively with noted artists Jean Koroluck, Frank Webb and Christopher Schink. He has been especially influenced by the California style of watercolor of the 1930s. He exhibits his minimalist watercolors (and a smaller collection of oils) throughout the Northeastern U.S. and has won numerous awards for his work. He currently resides in Weston, VT.
