George Smith’s work not only entertained but also challenged societal norms igniting laughter and reflection through his unique artistic lens.

They first moved to Staten Island then upstate New York later California and Portland before finally settling in White Salmon Washington in the early 1970s.

 

 

 

 Creating a website to honor the artistic legacy of my grandparents, George and Virginia Smith, has been a profoundly rewarding journey that not only celebrates their remarkable contributions to the world of cartoons but also preserves their cherished memories for future generations. Through careful curation of their artwork, personal anecdotes, and interactive features, I aimed to create a digital space that reflects their artistic spirit and creativity. I encourage you to embark on your own journey of honoring loved ones, for it is a beautiful way to keep their stories alive. As you navigate your own projects, remember that every line drawn and every story shared is a testament to the legacy we carry forward. Thank you for joining me in this celebration of creativity, love, and family history; may it inspire you to honor your own legacies in meaningful ways.

 

 

The Los Angeles Times Los Angeles California · Sunday March 05 1950

 

THE REASON THERE IS SO MUCH CRIME ON TV. IS BECAUSE THE VIEWERS LIKE CRIME! SHOOT OUTS. THATS PROBABLY THE WAY WE ARE.

Tish

The Smith Family was staple in The Boston Globe for nearly 50 years. George Smith said the Globe will always hold a special place in his Heart ❤️

Happy Thanksgiving

 

With minimal brush strokes her father the artist George Smith captured the adventures of his family of 11 children.

 

Thanksgiving 2010

 

Santa Who ?

 

FAMILY Photo

Ten Little Smiths

 

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