Jennie V. Cannon : the untold history of the Carmel and Berkeley art colonies
Entry/Object ID
2014.063
Description
v. 1. The formative years: Minnesota (1869-96) -- Western frontiers: birth of the Carmel art colony (1896-1909) -- Sanctuary: Berkeley's first art colony (1906-11) -- Artist versus wife: Europe, Tucson and Carmel (1910-13) -- The turning point: William Merritt Chase and Carmel (1914) -- From Palo Alto to Berkeley: divorce and recovery (1915-23) -- Carmel's new identity: the peninsula's art colony (1915-33) -- Appendices: Members and exhibitors of Berkeley's first art colony (1906-11) -- Exhibitors of the Carmel Arts and Crafts Club (1906-24) -- Enrollment list: Chase Summer School of Art in Carmel (1914) -- Exhibitors of the Carmel Art Association (1927-33) -- List of public exhibitions and lectures by Jenny V. Cannon -- List and explanation of plates -- Biographies of Carmel and Berkeley artists
2 v. : col. ill. ; 29 cm.
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Book
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Other Documents
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Documentary Objects
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Category 08: Communication Objects
Search Terms
Women artists -- United States -- Biography., Women artists -- California -- Biography., Artists -- California -- Biography., Printmakers -- California -- Biography., Artist colonies -- California -- Carmel -- History., Artist colonies -- California -- Berkeley -- History.