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	San Francisco Chronicle, March 10, 1918, p.25,c.4 Artists and Their Work By Anna Cora Winchell Alice B. Chittenden has assembled her 200 paintings of California’s wild flowers and will place them on view today in the Stanford art galleries at Palo Alto. The canvases represent the work of twenty-five years and include varieties from every part of the State, including the desert region, where she spent several weeks last summer, going as far south as the Salton Sea. The collection will be displayed till April 1. Source: San Francisco Main Library

Alice Brown Chittenden

Information and Paintings

(You can click on any of the images on this page to see a larger version.)

San Francisco Chronicle, March 10, 1918, p.25,c.4

Artists and Their Work

By Anna Cora Winchell

Alice B. Chittenden has assembled her 200 paintings of California’s wild flowers and will place them on view today in the Stanford art galleries at Palo Alto. The canvases represent the work of twenty-five years and include varieties from every part of the State, including the desert region, where she spent several weeks last summer, going as far south as the Salton Sea.

The collection will be displayed till April 1.

Alice Brown Chittenden

Information and Paintings

San Francisco Chronicle, March 10, 1918, p.25,c.4

By Anna Cora Winchell

Source: San Francisco Main Library