Neal Smith-Willow

Original entry by

Chris Dobbs, New Georgia Encyclopedia,

03/08/2017

Last edited by NGE Staff on 07/19/2017

Neal Smith-Willow's oil

Sleeper (1988) by Neal Smith-Willow is part of Georgia's State Art Collection. Oil, 26 x 40 inches

painting Sleeper (1988) is part of Georgia's State Art Collection. He primarily works with oils, pastels, and watercolors. His inspirations include Edgar Degas, Thomas Eakins, and the New York Ashcan Movement.

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Dobbs, Chris. "Neal Smith-Willow." New Georgia Encyclopedia. 19 July 2017. Web. 23 October 2019.

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