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There he started painting on the cell walls and the mayor of the town liked his work and asked Labios to paint his two daughters
He and his order are traditionally credited with spreading and popularizing the rosary
He is shown writing in a book and to his left is an eagle
{Approximate dimensions: 42 high x 37 1/2 wide x 19 1/2 inches deep
AW354: Arthur Smith Boxers WPA Oil on Masonite Board Painting Slat Back There he started painting onArthur Smith Boxers WPA Oil on Masonite Board. Signed lower right. Good example of mid 20th Century American Social Realism artwork. Dimensions: Sight 20" x 16"; Frame 24" x 20" COMMENTS: Arthur Smith painted for the Federal WPA Program in the 1930s and 1940s and was also an Illustrator for "The Ring" boxing magazine. Smith died in 1972 and his paintings have recently been exhibited in his home town of New York City and throughout the United States.
