Henry Vining Ogden

Biography

Henry Vining Ogden, an artist active during the turn of the century, devoted his talents to portraying the quiet dignity of the Midwest through landscapes and portraiture. His presence in the cultural circles of his day helped draw attention to the rich visual life of the region and provided inspiration to younger painters seeking to share their own visions.

Ogden’s work reflected a thoughtful patience, and he remained committed to capturing the subtle moods of light and color until the end of his life. He is remembered by those who knew him as a gentle soul whose paintings offered a calm counterpoint to the bustle of the city around him.