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Robin Artine Smith

Robin Artine Smith (1903 - 1991/92) was active/lived in Texas, Arkansas.  Robin Smith is known for Town-landscape, still life painting, design.

Smith was born in Warren, Arkansas.  She attended the Art Institute of Chicago (1921-1925) and Northwestern University (1926-1927), then served as art director for Revell and Company, Chicago (1927-1932).  After studying under Hubert Ropp (1931-1932), she spent time abroad in Vienna (1932-1934) and worked in New York City as a freelance artist (1934-1940).  She made Dallas, Texas her home thereafter.

A specialist in watercolors, she was a student of Eliot O'Hara in 1945 and again in 1953.  Smith was married to and later divorced from Frederick Omar Georlitz.

Some of her exhibitions included: Frank Reaugh Club, Dallas (1941, 1943-1946); Klepper Sketch Club, Dallas (1943-1945); Dallas Museum of Fine Arts (1943 and 1947 one-woman); Annual Allied Art Exhibition, Dallas (1943-award, 1944 award and purchase prize, 1945-1946, 1947 award 1948-50); National Association of Women Painters and Sculptors, New York ( 1945-1948); Chicago   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1061 characters.]  Artist bio

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