AW916: Arthur Smith "Lovers" Oil on Board Painting Circa 1960's Castle Ruins he enrolled at and successfully

he enrolled at and successfully graduated from Ukrainian Taras Shevchenko State Art School with honor in 1965

Livingston had won numerous awards and has exhibited in Paris

Very rare copper engraving by Giovanni Tommasco Borgonio (1620 - 1683) from Blaeu's city book of Piedmont-Savoy: "Novum Theatrum Pedemonti et Sabaudiae" published in Amsterdam in 1682

28 1/2 inches high

She settled in Los Angeles in the early 1920s and for many years was a resident of San Pedro

AW916: Arthur Smith "Lovers" Oil on Board Painting Circa 1960's Castle Ruins he enrolled at and successfullyArthur Smith "Lovers" Oil on Board. Signed lower right. Presented in original period frame. Dimensions: Sight 19 1 2" x 23 1 2"; Frame 23 1 4" x 27 1 4" COMMENTS: Arthur Smith painted for the Federal WPA Program in the 1930s and 1940s and was also an Illustrator for "The Ring" boxing magazine. Smith died in 1972 and his paintings have recently been exhibited in his home town of New York City and throughout the United States.