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Arthur Beaumont
Arthur Beaumont (1890-1978).
Arthur Beaumont taught at the Chouinard Art Institute in the 1920's. Best known for his watercolors of ships and harbor scenes.
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Cornelis Botke
Cornelis Botke was primarily a landscape painter but was also a highly renowned etcher and block-printer.
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Jessie Arms Botke
Jessie Arms Botke was one of the most celebrated decorative painters of the twentieth century.
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Alexandra Bradshaw
Alexandra Bradshaw, California Watercolor Painter (1888-1981).
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Rex Brandt
Rex Brandt, California Watercolor Painter (1914-2000).
Rex Brandt, a native Californian, is considered one of the most important and influential California watercolorists.
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Maurice Braun
An established California plein-air painter in the Impressionist style, Maurice Braun's skill of showing the varying effects of light put San Diego into the national art scene.
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Victor Czerkas
Victor Czerkas (1914-2003).
Victor Czerkas produced fine art watercolors and oil paintings depicting regional California cityscape views. Received private painting lessons from Nicolai Fechin.
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Phil Dike
Phil Dike, California Scene Painter (1906-1990).
Phil Dike, a Southern California native, was one of the main innovators in the development of the watercolor painting movement in California.
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Hardie Gramatky
Hardie Gramatky became an illustrator of national reputation, especially known for his Little Toot children's books for G.P. Putnam's Sons.
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Harold Gretzner
Harold Gretzner, California Watercolor Painter (1902-1977).
Harold Gretzner was a member of the Thirteen Watercolorists and a founding member of the West Coast Watercolor Society.
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William Griffith
William Griffith first visited Southern California, and two years later moved to Laguna Beach, where he served as President of the Laguna Beach Art Association.
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Paul Grimm
Paul Grimm, California Desert Painter
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Anna Althea Hills
Anna Hills was an active member of the Laguna Beach art colony and co-founded the Laguna Beach Art Association, serving as several terms as president.
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Richard V. Johnson
Richard V. Johnson, California Watercolor Painter, (1905-2001).
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Dong Kingman
Dong Kingman, California Watercolor Painter (1911-2000).
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Emil Kosa Jr.
Emil Kosa Jr., California Watercolor Painter (1903-1968).
Emil Kosa Jr. was among the first California Style watercolorist's whose work brought attention to the West Coast watercolor style.
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Roger Kuntz
Roger Kuntz - A California Artist
(1926-1975)
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Sydney Laurence
Sydney Laurence - Alaskan Painter
Sydney Laurence was one of the first professionally trained artists to live in the Alaska Territory.
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Jack Laycox
Jack Laycox, California Scene Painter (1921-1984).
Jack Laycox produced many fine watercolors depicting city & urban scenes of California and New York throughout his career.
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Jake Lee
Jake Lee, a Chinese-American scene painter
(1911-1991)
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Maurice Logan
Maurice Logan was an expert watercolor and oil painter of California scenes which included the downtown and waterfront areas of San Francisco and other small California towns
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Alfred Mitchell
Alfred Mitchell, a painter of Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. Mitchell settled in San Diego in 1908.
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Vernon Nye
VERNON NYE, A.W.S. (b.1915-present).
Vernon Nye has contributed greatly to California watercolor painting.
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Phil Paradise
Phil Paradise - An American Scene Painter.
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George Post
George Post, California Watercolor Painter (1906-1997).
George Post was born and raised in Oakland, California.
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Ken Potter
Ken Potter, California Watercolor Painter (1926-present).
Ken Potter is a third generation Californian.
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Noel Quinn
Noel Quinn, California Watercolor Painter (1915-1993).
President of the California Watercolor Society in 1962, Quinn's watercolors featured bold patterns, bright colors and geometric design.
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Ed Reep
Edward Reep - California Scene Painter (1918-2013)
Born: Brooklyn, NY
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Charles Reiffel
Charles Reiffel’s work was exhibited throughout the country, winning many national awards and the accolades.
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Paul Sample
Paul Sample’s reputation as a leading member of the Regionalist movement throughout the 1930s was a direct result of the realist approach he used in depicting everyday aspects of American culture.
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Millard Sheets
Millard Sheets, California Watercolor Painter (1907-1989).
Millard Sheets was a native California artist and grew up in the Pomona Valley near Los Angeles.
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Raimonds Staprans
Raimonds Staprans began working in the Bay Area in the 1950s...a time when other artists in that region were rediscovering figurative painting.
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Donald Teague
Donald Teague - The dean of American watercolorists.
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S.C. Yuan
S.C. Yuan is considered one of the finest painters to come out of the Monterey Peninsula.
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Milford Zornes
Milford Zornes, California Watercolor Painter (1909-2008)
Milford Zornes was one of the premier California watercolor artists as well as a respected instructor.
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