An intoxicating and erotic reclining nude by the well-listed artist Harold Mott-Smith. Born in Hawaii, Harold Mott-Smith was a painter who lived in Paris from 1894-1906. He studied at the Academie Julian with Jean Paul Laurens, and exhibited in 1894 with the Boston Art Club as well as Paris Salon. After returning to New York, Mott-Smith worked for GE, illustrating calendars and painting portraits of Thomas Edison. This captivating oil on canvas dates from his early Hawaiian career and showcases his sensuous style.
Hawaiian Art Deco Nude
Artist: | Harold Mott-Smith | |
Date: | 1933 | |
Medium: | Oil on Stretched Canvas | |
Dimensions: | Sight Size 34" x 26" Framed 42" x 34" | |
Condition: | Good | |
Original Use: | Fine Art |
Hawaiian Art Deco Nude
Artist: Harold Mott-Smith