Grampa's Paintings

Grampa's Paintings

Dedicated to the artwork of HAROLD LEWIS 1889 - 1980

Private Harold Lewis joined the British army and was 25 when he was stationed in France in 1914 and later Belgium. He was a mapmaker. While in the trenches he took out his sketch book and made visual notes of his life as a soldier.

<— Click his picture for a look.

Two grandpas: This photo shows Harold Lewis and Ed Genge at a cottage on Sandy Lake about 1946. I was about a year old. The painting on the easel is of the culvert at the south end of Sandy Lake.Where is that painting now?

If you have any of Grandpa Lewis' paintings would you consider sharing them with the rest of the family via this web page? Take them outside on a nice day (better than using a flash) and take a digital photo. Or contact me: don@teachmetopaint.com and I will come and photograph them for you for this website.

Harold and Millie Lewis immigrated to Canada with two daughters, Marjorie and Connie. For a while they owned a cottage that they called 'Cheerio' on the Otonabe River.

Jackson's Pond

Portrait of Grandpa

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Mrs. Kidd's waterfall

Sandy Lake Woods

Jesus and the Children

Bert Lewis's Fishermen

Do you have any of his "Grandpop art which he made out of white bread dough and glue, or one of his many sunsets on Chemong Lake?

Grampa's Paintings
Dedicated to the artwork of HAROLD LEWIS 1889 - 1980
		Private Harold Lewis joined the British army and was 25 when he was stationed in France in 1914 and later Belgium. He was a mapmaker. While in the trenches he took out his sketch book and made visual notes of his life as a soldier. <— Click his picture for a look.	Two grandpas: This photo shows Harold Lewis and Ed Genge at a cottage on Sandy Lake about 1946. I was about a year old. The painting on the easel is of the culvert at the south end of Sandy Lake.Where is that painting now? If you have any of Grandpa Lewis' paintings would you consider sharing them with the rest of the family via this web page? Take them outside on a nice day (better than using a flash) and take a digital photo. Or contact me: don@teachmetopaint.com and I will come and photograph them for you for this website.	Harold and Millie Lewis immigrated to Canada with two daughters, Marjorie and Connie. For a while they owned a cottage that they called 'Cheerio' on the Otonabe River.
	Jackson's Pond . Portrait of Grandpa	. . Click on these pictures for a larger version. Please close one before opening another. . Mrs. Kidd's waterfall . Sandy Lake Woods	Jesus and the Children . Bert Lewis's Fishermen Do you have any of his "Grandpop art which he made out of white bread dough and glue, or one of his many sunsets on Chemong Lake?