Victoria Hutson Huntley Art

Three majestic water birds take flight in this lithograph that is pencil signed and issued in an edition of 50. The title, "Andante", is a musical term meaning moderately slow tempo. Originally from New Jersey, Victoria Hudson Huntley grew up in the New York area and studied at the New York School of Fine Art and the Arts Student League. Her teachers included the likes of John Sloan, one of the members of the Ashcan School, as well as Max Weber and Kenneth Hayes Miller. After she graduated, she taught art in Denton, Texas at the College of Industrial Arts. She later married Dr. Ralph Huntley, a physics professor, and the two eventually settled in Florida where they both taught at Rollins College...

The 74-mile-long Ocklawaha River flows north from central Florida until it joins the St. Johns River near Palatka. Its name is a corruption of ak-lowahe, Creek for "muddy". Originally from New Jersey, Victoria Hudson Huntley grew up in the New York area and studied at the New York School of Fine Art and the Arts Student League. Her teachers included the likes of John Sloan, one of the members of the Ashcan School, as well as Max Weber and Kenneth Hayes Miller. After she graduated, she taught art in Denton, Texas at the College of Industrial Arts. She later married Dr. Ralph Huntley, a physics professor, and the two eventually settled in Florida where they both taught at Rollins College...

One of Vermont's iconic covered bridges is depicted in this 1946 lithograph. Originally from New Jersey, Victoria Hudson Huntley grew up in the New York area and studied at the New York School of Fine Art and the Arts Student League. Her teachers included the likes of John Sloan, one of the members of the Ashcan School, as well as Max Weber and Kenneth Hayes Miller. After she graduated, she taught art in Denton, Texas at the College of Industrial Arts. She later married Dr. Ralph Huntley, a physics professor, and the two eventually settled in Florida where they both taught at Rollins College...

Victoria Hutson (American 1900-1971), "Untitled: Black & White Winter Scene Lithograph", Signed Landscape Lithograph, 4.75 x 8, Early 20th...

Huntley, Victoria Hutson (American 1900-1971). SKATERS. Lithograph, 1936. Signed and dated in pencil. Published by American Artist's Group (AAG). AAG editions were usually 200. Thoug...

An original lithograph by Victoria Huntley. Presented in a custom frame, outer dimensions measure 18 ½ x 21 ½ x ¾ inches. Image size is 9 ½ x 12 ½ inches. Born in Hasbrouck Heights...