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A well-listed bi-coastal landscape and portrait painter, Arthur Merton Hazard was born in North Bridgewater, Massachusetts on October 20th of 1872. He trained with the artist Duveneck in Cincinnati, Ohio and with Prinet and Blanc in Paris, France. While most of his career was spent in Boston, he moved to Los Angeles, California for health reasons in 1923. He was very prominent as a well-known portraitist in Los Angeles, doing works for Charles M Russell, Douglas Fairbanks and Jack Wilkinson Smith, amongst others. His works are in the permanent collections of the National Museum in Washington, DC, the Amon Carter Museum of Fort Worth, Texas, the Nevada Museum, the State House in Boston, the Baltimore, Maryland Courthouse, and the House of Parliament in Canada. While vacationing in France, he died near Paris on December 26th of 1930 at the age of 58. Please click on the pictures below for more information.
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