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Index turned to America, 44, 157 n. 22; arrived New York City, 44 n. 37; father-in-law attempted to arrange position at University of Utah, 45 n. 39; school textbook controversy, 50-51, 51 n. 46; family artistic heritage, 51, 51 n. 47; The Boy Pioneer reminiscent of his boyhood, 52; hometown, 52 n. 48; youth, 52- GO; dog, 60; portrait painted by Lee Greene Richards, 74 n. 71; moved to California, 74 n. 71, 98; method of teaching, 74, 75 n. 74; sugges- tions concerning drawing, 75-79; art education 79-80 n. 75; lived in California, 83; judged 1921 Utah State Fair art exhibition, 88, 88 n. 7, 90, 138; decided to return to Utah, 95; appointed head of Uni- versity of Utah Art Department, 95 n. 11, 141 n. 17, 150; relation- ship with Ruth Harwood, 96-97; experiences with alcohol, 115 ; haz- ing, 116-17; suffered from billious- ness, 133; diet, 128-132; family outings, 134-36; 135 n. 7; re- turned to Europe, 136-37 n. 9, 149; went to Yellowstone Park, 137, 137 n. 10, 144; returned to Salt Lake City, 138, 139; returned to California from Utah, 138; hernia operation, 142, 142 n. 18; explana- tion of color etching, 143 n. 19; in Paris, 143, 143 n. 20; exhibited in Paris, 149; member of American Art Association of Paris, 149-50; member National Arts Club, New York, 150; color etching press gift to University of Utah, 150 n. 6; married Ione Godwin, 150 n. 7, 152; in Paris, Antibes, and London, 152; worked in color etching, 152; activities as professional artist and teacher, 15 3 n. 11; work chosen for the "Fifty Color Prints of the Year." Brooklyn Museum, 1939, 154 n. 16; involved in federal art project, 155 n. 18; resigned as head of Univer- sity of Utah Art Department, 154; "The James T. Harwood Collec- tion" sold, 155 n. 18, 156, 156 n. 19; lived in Europe, 156, 156 n. 21; returned to America, 157 n. 22; exhibition, 157; scholarship established, 15 7 n. 23; exhibition of life's work, 157-58; checklist of works, 161-80 Harwood, James Taylor, grandson of Harwood, 120 Harwood, James Vern, 153 n. 14; born, 153, 156, 156 n. 21 Harwood, June Rose, 3 n. 4, 65, 156; born, 64; brief biography, 64 n. 56, 121-22; attended high school, 83; received bachelor's degree, 15 2 Harwood, Lark, 153 n. 13, 156, 156 n. 21, 157 n. 22; born, 153 n. 12 Harwood, Lawrence James, 3 n. 4; died, 133 n. 5, 61-62, 62 n. 53 Harwood, Lilley May, sister of Har- wood, 30-31 n. 18; attended New West School, 110 n. 14 Harwood, Margaret, granddaughter of Harwood, 120 Harwood, Mary Jane, sister of Har- wood, 30-31 n. 18 Harwood, Maude, sister of Harwood, 30-31 n. 18; attended New West School, 110 n. 14 Harwood, Robert, grandson of Har- wood, 156 Harwood, Rose, sister of Harwood, 30-31 n. 18; attended New West School, 110 n. 14 Harwood, Ruth, xviii, 3 n. 4, 4, 156; Harwood student, ix n. 2; experi- ence with driving, 8; born, 47; fa- ther's description as a child, 47-48; brief biography, 47 n. 41, 120-21; posed for paintings, 64 n. 57, 68, 68 n. 60, 132 n. 4, 136 n. 9, 146 n. 24; attended University of Cali- fornia, Berkeley, 83, 98; poems by, 84-86, 99-100, 145-46; poetry award, 90, 90 n. 8, 93, 152; tribute to Harriett written by, 94-95; rela- tionship with Harwood, 96-97 Harwood, Samuel, brother of Har- wood, 30-31 n. 18 Harwood, Sarah Jane Taylor, mother of Harwood, 1 n. 1; attitude toward |
