Harold Garde passed away in October of 2022. At 98, Harold was still filling his walls and those of collectors, galleries and museums with bold and provocative paintings even as he recovered from a fall. Garde’s desire to constantly evolve through creative risk-taking and his refusal to simply repeat what sells enhanced his reputation as a rebellious provocateur. Find out what kept this prolific painter creating.
98-Year-Old Artist Harold Garde : A Life of Ageless Art
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