Little Shipyard, (Westport), 1967 Religious Art most of which included people

most of which included people engaging in everyday activities

California artists investigated their surroundings with intense interest

By Candle Light

these women of San Miguel de Allende search their close-held kerchiefs for the right coins

a remarkable mix of influences combined during the second quarter of the 20th century to produce a rich and vivid body of regional art – an artistic treasure that is now being rediscovered in California and across the nation

Little Shipyard, (Westport), 1967 Religious Art most of which included peopleLittle Shipyard, (Westport), 1967, an acrylic painting on illustration board. This painting is available as a fine art gicle print on premium watercolor paper. Exhibited: American Watercolor Society traveling exhibit, 1970. Literature: Complete Guide to Acrylic Painting, 1971, by Wendon Blake. "This shipyard in Southport, Connecticut, was owned by Mr. Burr who became good friends with my father. The painting was used in the book Complete Guide to