Harlan Hubbard

Berry chronicles the lives of Harlan Hubbard, with his wife Anna, as they lived on a houseboat for several years and later in a small cabin on the banks of the Ohio River. Their earthy and calm philosophy was expressed through Harlan's long-running journal and his paintings.

First sentence: HARLAN AND ANNA HUBBARD spent the hot, humid day of June 15, 1944, painting the house at 129 Highland Avenue in Fort Thomas, Kentucky.

Year

1990

Language

English

Publisher

University Press of Kentucky

Editions

4

Pages

108

ISBN

9780813109428

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