Background
Hurley, Edward Timothy was born on October 10, 1869 in Cincinnati. Son of Timothy and Johanna (Dunlea) Hurley.
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Edward Timothy Hurley
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Edward Timothy Hurley, American painter, etcher. Recipient gold medal, Saint Louis Exposition, 1904; Mr. and Mistress Frank G. Logan medal for etching, The Art Institute of Chicago Chicago, 1921; landscape prize, Columbus, Ohio, 1921. Especially known for etchings of Cincinnati and vicinity. Rookwood pottery decorator. Has given illustrated lectures and practical demonstrations in etching. A.N.A.
Education
Studied Cincinnati Art Academy, with Frank Duveneck.
Career
Alice Johanna. Has exhibited at Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, The Art Institute of Chicago Church, National Arts Club, New York City, Herron Institute, Indianapolis, National Academy of Design, Cincinnati Museum, others Represented in permanent collections of Cincinnati Museum, British Museum, London, New York Public Library, Congressional Library, The National Gallery of Art, Washington, Detroit Museum of Art, Toledo Art Museum, Richmond (Indiana) Art Association, The Art Institute of Chicago Chicago, Brooklyn Museum, Cleveland Museum, The National Gallery of Ireland (Dublin), Fine Prints of the Year, public 1934, 36, London and New New New York
Achievements
Membership
Member Ohio Poetry Society, MacDowell Society (Cincinnati), Chicago Society Etchers, Duveneck Society of Painters, Society American Etchers, Cincinnati Artist
Connections
Married Alice Irene Bishop, August 17, 1908. Children: Robert Edward.
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November 29, 1950 (aged 81) -
Nationality
American
Awards
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Recipient gold medal, Saint Louis Exposition, 1904. Mr. and Mistress Frank G. Logan medal for etching, The Art Institute of Chicago Chicago, 1921. Landscape prize, Columbus, Ohio, 1921.tempSpaceEspecially known for etchings of Cincinnati and vicinity. Rookwood pottery decorator. Has given illustrated lectures and practical demonstrations in etching.Recipient gold medal, Saint Louis Exposition, 1904. Mr. and Mistress Frank G. Logan medal for etching, The Art Institute of Chicago Chicago, 1921. Landscape prize, Columbus, Ohio, 1921.tempSpaceEspecially known for etchings of Cincinnati and vicinity.
Rookwood pottery decorator. Has given illustrated lectures and practical demonstrations in etching.