ARTIST: Clarence Frederick Underwood (New York, 1871 - 1929)
NAME: Illustration - Two Ladies.
YEAR: Circa 1917
MEDIUM: gouache on cardboard
CONDITION: Some damages to corners and edges.
SIGHT SIZE: 30 x 22 inches / 75 x 55 cm
FRAME SIZE: unframed
SIGNATURE: Lower right
SIMILAR ARTISTS: Earl Steffa Moran, Joseph Christian Leyendecker, Herbert Morton Stoops, Harold von Schmidt, Bob Peak, LeRoy Neiman, Norman Rockwell, Rolf Armstrong, Orson Lowell, James Montgomery Flagg, Harvey Thomas Dunn, George Petty, Bill Ward, Stevan Dohanos, Frank C Franklin McCarthy, Anton Otto Fischer
CATEGORY: antique vintage painting
SKU#: 116320
WARRANTY: 7 days returns accepted if item doesn't match description

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Clarence Underwood (New York, 1871 - 1929)
Born in Jamestown, New York, Underwood studied at the Art Students League and the Academy of Julian in Paris with J. P. Laurens, Constant and Bouguereau, in 1896. Returned around 1901/02 to work illustrating postcards, books, and magazines, including the Saturday Evening Post. Many of his paintings were romantically influenced, showing courting scenes from over the fence line to stealing a kiss over a chessboard.
Underwood create images for magazines Saturday Evening Post, Ladies’ World magazine and others, as well as works by many literary works.
Artist illustrated more than 40 Post covers between 1903 and 1926. Many showed active women fishing, playing tennis, canoeing, even plowing a field.
Underwood was a member of the Society of Illustrators in New York City in 1910 and was on staff of the New York Press.