Anna Hills grew up in Olivet, Michigan. After college, she spent four years traveling in Europe and studying art at the Academie Julian in Paris. Returning to the United States in 1922, she settled in Laguna Beach and served as president of Laguna Beach Art Association for six years. Noted for her highly colorful palette in both watercolor and oil, she painted in a decorative, post-impressionist style.
Threatening Weather, 1926
Anna Althea Hills Threatening Weather
oil on board
20″ x 24″
Irvine Park
Anna Althea Hills Irvine Park oil on board 24″ x 20″