Born in Denver, Colorado, Samuel Armstrong became known for his watercolor illustrations and for backgrounds of animated films at Disney Studios. He studied at the School of Industrial Art in Philadelphia, and the Mechanics Art Institute in New York. He was also a student of Albert Herter and Jean leon Ferris.
Armstrong lived in Tacoma, Washington from 1918 to the 1930s, and operated the Armstrong School of Art. In the 1930s, he moved to Santa Barbara and then farther south to the Los An (showing 500 of 759 characters). |
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