California Impressionism
And Its Artists
Harvey L. Jones Gallery
- east wall - third view
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- California Paintings 1910-1940:
Selections from Mills College Art Museum
on exhibit in 2000 at the Orange County Museum
of Art, organized by Adjunct Curator Ann Harlow from the collection of
Mills College Art Museum in Oakland. The exhibition includes many paintings
that have been shown rarely, if at all, in recent decades. Among them are
canvases by many acclaimed California Impressionists, including Maurice
Braun (1877-1941), Anne Millay Bremer (1868-1923), Clark Hobart (1868-1948),
Jules Eugene Pages (1867-1946), Joseph Raphael (1869-1950), Granville Redmond
(1871-1935), Matteo Sandona (1881-1964) and William Wendt (1865-1946)
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Images within this article:
Anne Bremer, Ravenlocks, c.
1920, oil on canvas, 30 1/2 x 25 inches, Mills College Art Museum, Estate
of Albert M. Bender
Helen Forbes, Julia, Paiute Indian,
c. 1930
William Wendt, Wandering Meadows,
1923, Mills College Art Museum, Gift of Mills College Club of Southern California
Granville Redmond, Marin County,
c. 1915, Mills College Art Museum, Estate of Albert M. Bender
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