| 词条 | Veronica Hughart |
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| bgcolour = | name = Veronica Hughart | image = | imagesize = | alt = | caption = | birth_name = Veronica Hughart | birth_date = 1907 | birth_place = Idaho | death_date = 1977 | death_place = Tucson, Arizona | nationality = American | field = Architectural Design and Painting | training = | movement = Abstract Expressionism, Sonoran Revival | works = | patrons = | influenced by = | influenced = | awards = | elected = | website = }} Annie Verona "Veronica" Barry Hughart (1907-1977) was artist, architectural designer and journalist who lived in Tucson, Arizona and was an active part of the Old Fort Lowell art colony. LifeHughart was born in Idaho to Ernest Zimmerman Barry and Annie Lee Frazelle. She attended school in North Carolina and lived in Illinois and Connecticut. In 1931 she married John Harding Page. She moved to a ranch near Willcox, Arizona in 1943. She purchased and operated the H Cross guest ranch near Bonita before moving to Tucson in 1951. In 1954 Hughart purchased a three room adobe shell on Fort Lowell Road. With the help of her twin sons Peter and author Barry Hughart she transformed the structure into what was called in the Arizona Daily Star in 1957 “a small house of unusual charm, conveniently compact while suggesting spaciousness. One principle appears to guide everything she does; every situation is unique. In her architectural work, she constantly adapts traditional ideas to meet a particular need; she is a past master of making what she needs from what she has at hand.” The Japanese inspired garden of her Fort Lowell home was designed by Tucson modernist sculptor and artist Charles Clement.[1] Hughart was an unabashed enthusiast about Arizona-Sonoran indigenous architecture and building materials. In the early 1950s she wrote a nationally syndicated newspaper column called "What A Women Thinks". She studied architecture and designed or remolded more than 30 Tucson houses between 1956 and her death. Hughart died in Tucson, Arizona in 1977.[2] Works
References1. ^Cardon, Charlotte, Arizona Daily Star, Japanese Garden Provides Desert 'Island of Shelter and Repose', 1 July 1962 2. ^Sears, Barbara, Arizona Daily Star, Time, Much Imagination Increase 'Dobe's Charm, 18 August 1963 Turner, Teresa, The People of Fort Lowell, Fort Lowell Historic District Board Arizona Daily Star, Artist, Designer Veronica Hughart Dies of Cancer, 4 August 1977 External links
8 : 1907 births|20th-century American painters|American women painters|Artists from Tucson, Arizona|1977 deaths|20th-century American architects|Architects from Tucson, Arizona|20th-century American women artists |
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