Nat Levy

Nat Levy (1896–1984) was an American painter and etcher born in San Francisco, CA on October 21, 1896. After serving in the Navy, he became an aide to Milton Marks, Sr. in the California Assembly in 1917. Upon graduating from the California School of Fine Arts, he opened a studio and began his career as a poster designer and freelance artist.

Levy's work was exhibited professionally by the 1920s, and he was included in the thirteen watercolorists exhibitions.