A well executed River Landscape Painting by Helen Donald-Smith fl. 1880-1925. Nicely framed and mounted. Dimensions: H 62 cm x W 82 cm x D 7 cm

Helen Donald-Smith was an English artist who worked in oil and watercolour. Her work featured landscapes, particularly of Venice, and portraits.
In December 1906, she had a solo exhibition of water-colours at the Modern Gallery, 61 New Bond Street. This was viewed by Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll the fourth daughter of Queen Victoria.
In 1909 she exhibited at the Baillie Gallery, Bruton Street, Mayfair where they staged their fourth annual exhibition of flower paintings. The Times described the proprietor as having “an excellent taste in art” and his exhibitions of “a fairly high standard”.
In 1925, there was an exhibition of 90 water colours by Donald-Smith at the Gieves Gallery, 22 Old Bond Street, London.