SUZANNE DAYNES-GRASSOT-SOLIN
(BORN 1881)
Suzanne Daynes-Grassot-Solin was born in Paris, France either in 1881 or 1884. She was a painter of nudes, figures, portraits, interiors, landscapes and still-life paintings.
Daynes-Grassot-Solin began to exhibit at the major Parisian Salons in 1918, most notably at the Salon de la Societe Nationale des Beaux-Arts. She continued to exhibit there and elsewhere until 1935.
In 1930, she was honored by the Societe Nationale with the prestigious award, "Le Prix Armand Berton Poussulque."
She was also a regular exhibitor at the Salons des Artistes Independent in Paris.
Suzanne Daynes-Grassot-Solin specialties were her beautifully executed paintings of nudes, dancers and intimate feminine subjects. Today, her nudes are highly sought after.
She died sometime after 1935 probably in Paris where she lived her entire life
