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Harold "Napoleon" King

Harold "Napoleon" King (1940 - 2005) was active/lived in Louisiana, Florida.  Harold King is known for Genre and landscape painting.

Napoleon King:
A Creative Edge
By Robert Adler and Henry Mitchell, January 1975.

In the French Quarter, mention of the name "Napoleon" no longer conjures up the image of a short, power-crazed Corsican. Napoleon Bonaparte has been superseded by a taller version from Miami. This modern Napoleon is less pretentious, although he was christened a King.

Harold "Napoleon" King was born in Miami, Florida, on October 22, 1940.  Brought up in Florida, New Jersey, and New York, he comes from a large family — five brothers, four sisters, and two foster children.  His nickname was given him by fellow high school students.  "They called me 'Napoleon' because I was ambitious, and had lots of part-time jobs after school."  He was also a talented artist and did illustrations for the school paper.

After high school, Napoleon went to New York and Greenwich Village to develop his skills, doing portraits on weekends.  He is "self-taught, all natural talen   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 4100 characters.]  Artist bio

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