Clarence Underwood (1871 – 1929)
Posted by American Gallery on August 19, 2009
Back Our Girls Over There
Help Her Fill A Pipe For “Sammy”
Love On Wings
The Ladies’ World (cover)
Future Dreams
Examining The Painting
The Sweetest Flower That Blows
Absent But Not Forgotten
A Problem Of Income
Waves Of Love
Love And Six Cylinders
How To Know The Wild Flowers
Young Couple Looking At Photo Album
Oh-h!
You, Monster! You, Kaiser!
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diana said
i would like to have more information about clarence underwood please .I have one of his paintings it is in black and white. please get back with me.
Suzay Lamb said
Clarence Underwood was born in New York. He studied at the Art Students League and the Julian Art Academy in Paris. He returned around 1901 to work illustrating postcards, books and magazines as Century, Studio, McClure’s Harper’s and The Saturday Evening Post. He’s known for romantically influenced paintings and for elegant women wearing colorful hats.