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Robert Herdman-Smith FSA ARWA (1879-1945) - Original Early 20th Century Watercolour. The Land Gate, Rye. Etching in colour. Painter and etcher of architectural subjects. Born in Liverpool on 21st January 1879. Studied art in Leeds, London, Paris, Munich and Antwerp. Exhibited at the R.A., in the provinces, and at the Paris Salon. Painted in France, Holland, Italy, Spain, Egypt, India, Japan, Australia, New Zealand and South America. Taught at Wellington Technical School in New Zealand from 1902 and became Director of Canterbury (NZ) School of Art, where Raymond Francis McIntyre (1879-1933) was his student, according to McIntyre's sister - Mrs Nina Slater. Herdman-Smith apparently returned to England around 1921 - the year he was elected A.R.W.A. He lived at Wareham in Dorset. Various sources. On wove. In fine condition.
