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Harold Weston, a modernist painter whose outsized zest for life powered his art, painted in Persia, the Adirondack mountains, French Pyrenees, Greenwich Village, and the Isle of Rhodes. Weston’s prodigious output arcs from the expressionist Adirondack landscapes first shown at the Montross Gallery (1922), to the New Deal murals with graphic depictions of Federal construction (1936-38), and, lastly, to the gouache abstracts known as the Stone Series (1968-72).
