Arthur Crisp
Arthur Watkins Crisp (26 April 1881, Hamilton, Ontario – 28 June 1974, Biddeford Pool, Maine) was a Canadian painter, muralist, and designer.
Arthur Crisp | |
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| Born | Arthur Watkins Crisp April 26, 1881 |
| Died | June 28, 1974 (aged 93) |
| Education | Hamilton Art School (1898-1900) with John Sloan Gordon; Art Students League, New York (1900-1902) with Frank Vincent Dumond |
| Spouse | Mary Ellen Crisp |
| Awards | bronze medal at the Pan-Pacific Exhibition in San Francisco (1915); the Halgarten Prize at the National Academy of Design exhibition in New York (1916) |
| Elected | elected full member, National Academy of Design (1937) |
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