Herbert Johnson Harvey, whose father John Rabone Harvey was himself a noted artist, was a landscape and portrait painter as well as a metal worker. His work was exhibited at the Royal Academy and throughout England. During the 1920's he etched penetrating portrait studies with the warmth and character of Old Master works. He lived in Birmingham and later in London at Earl's Court. Biographical information is sadly scant; an artist with such gifts ought to be more widely known and recognized than is apparently the case. Additional information will be greatly welcomed and appreciated.