Born into a prominent Philadelphia family, Anita Smith began her art training in 1909 with Benedict Osnis in Philadelphia, and continued her education at the Academie Julian in Paris, and at studios in Venice, Cairo and Rome.
In 1912 she worked briefly with William Merritt Chase and with John Carlson at the Art Students League in New York. In 1913 she enrolled in Carlson’s summer class at Woodstock, New York, and became a part time resident. There, working in an impressionist style, (showing 500 of 3939 characters). |
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