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ART
GALLERIES/VENUES
& ARTISTS EXHIBITED |
EXHIBIT DATE(S)
& NOTES |
Ainslie
Gallery
Los Angeles, CA |
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Bischoff, Franz Arthur
(1864 - 1929) |
Exhibited
in:
1926 |
American
Gallery
Los Angeles, CA |
|
Adams,
Clinton
(1918-2002) |
Exhibited
in:
1940 |
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Barker
Brothers
818 West 7th Street
Los Angeles, CA
(pictured
above w/yellow wall sign and inset) |
Notes:
The
building, designed in 1925 in the Renaissance Revival style by
Curlett and Beelman, was said to have been inspired by the Strozzi
Palace in Florence.
|
*
Bailey, Harry Lewis
(1879 - 1933) |
Exhibited
in:
1917 |
*
Bartlett, Dana
(1882 - 1957) |
1923 |
Barlow
Medical Library
Los Angeles, CA |
|
*
Buff, Conrad
(1886 - 1975) |
|
Bartlett
Gallery
Los Angeles, CA |
|
*
Boehme, Hazel Fetterly
(1900 - 1941) |
Exhibited
in:
1932 |
Battey
Gallery
Pasadena, CA |
|
*
Balfour, Helen Johnston
(1847 - 1925) |
Exhibited
in:
1914, 1918, 1920 |
Bentz
Gallery
Pasadena, CA |
|
*
Brown, Benjamin
(1865 - 1942) |
Exhibited
in:
1907, 1909 |
Beverly
Hills Art Gallery
Beverly Hills, CA |
Notes:
Opened in 1937 and owned by Thorwald Albertel Probst |
*
Probst, Thorwald Albertel
(1886 - 1948) |
|
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Biltmore
Gallery/Salon
Located in the Biltmore Hotel
(pictured
above)
506 South Grand Avenue
Los Angeles, CA |
Notes:
The Biltmore Hotel was opened in 1923/24 by Frank Tenney Johnson
(1874 - 1939) and Victor Clyde Forsythe (1885 - 1962).
Also called the Biltmore Galeria Real. |
*
Brandriff, George Kennedy
(1890 - 1936) |
Exhibited
in:
1929, 1933 |
*
Gamble, John Marshall
(1863 - 1957) |
1927 |
Reed,
Marjorie Jane
(1915 - 1996) |
1937
|
Schaetzel,
May Conly
(1870 - 1952) |
1942 |
Acker,
Herbert Van Blarcom
(1895 - 1977) |
1925 |
|
*
Bischoff, Franz Arthur
(1864 - 1929) |
1924 |
*
Rich, John Hubbard
(1876 - 1954) |
Exhibited
in:
1927 |
 |
Blanchard
Music and Art Building
Located in Hotel Ivins
(pictured
above)
Tenth and Figueroa
Los Angeles, CA
|
Notes:
Owned by Frederic[k] Winslow Blanchard (1878 - 1948); opened
in 1899. Taken over by W. S. Daniell (1865 - 1933) in 1912
and renamed The Daniell Gallery. (A Spring Exhibition for the Painters
Club of Los Angeles was planned here for May 1909, but was cancelled.) |
1st
Exhibition of the Painters Club of Los Angeles
|
Exhibited
in:
Oct. 7 - 22, 1908 |
| 2nd
Exhibition of the Painters Club of Los Angeles |
Exhibited in:
Last
two weeks of Nov. 1909 |
1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th CAC Annuals
|
1911 (1st and 2nd) , 1912 (3rd) and 1913 (4th) |
Black, John Matthew
(1876 - )
|
1908,
1909 |
*
Braun, Maurice
(1877 - 1941) |
1911
(Daniell Gallery) |
*
Brown, Benjamin
(1865 - 1942) |
1906,
1908 |
*
Rogers, Charles Albert
(1848 - 1918) |
1911 |
Sauerwein,
Frank Paul
(1871 - 1910) |
1906 |
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Bradley
Gallery
Los Angeles, CA |
Notes:
Circa 1938 |
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Brand Library and
Art Center
1601 West Mountain Street
Glendale, CA
(pictured
above) |
Notes: The
original mansion was built by Leslie C. Brand and named El Miradero.
The design is similar to the East Indian Pavilion built for the 1893
Columbian World Exposition held in Chicago. The architecture is considered
Saracenic, with crenellated arches, bulbous domes and minars combining
characteristics of Spanish, Moorish, and Indian styles. In contrast
to the cool white exterior, a Victorian decor was followed inside.
Mr. Brand died in the house in 1925. He bequeathed El Miradero to
the city, although Mrs. Brand retained rights of residence until 1945.
The will provided that the property should be used exclusively for
a public park and library. Mrs. Brand died in 1945, and by 1956 the
mansion had been converted into Brand Library. |
| 81st Annual CAC Gold Medal
Exhibition |
1990 |
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Bullock's
Wilshire
3050 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
(pictured
above) |
Notes:
William Thomas Blackburn (1908 - 1993) served as art director
at Bullock's during the 1940's and 1950's. (See Little Gallery,
below) |
*
Asseln, Roberta
(1907 - 2003) |
Exhibited
in:
1935 (solo) |
| Circle
Gallery |
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| |
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Dalzell
Hatfield Gallery
Located in the Ambassador Hotel
(pictured
above)
3400 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
|
Notes:
Owned by Dalzell Harvey Hatfield (1893 - 1963)
|
Robinson,
Delia Mary
(1889 - 1952) |
Exhibited
in:
1930 (solo) |
 |
Ebell
Club
743 South Lucerne Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
(pictured
above) |
|
*
Adams, Velma
(1902-1990) |
Exhibited
in:
1939, 1948 (awards) |
*
Alvarez, Mabel
(1891 - 1985) |
1933-35
(awards) |
*
Baxter, Martha Wheeler Wallace
(1869 - 1955) |
1929 |
*
Beggs, Thomas Montague
(1899 - 1990) |
1937 |
*
Bensco, Charles J.
(1894 - 1960) |
1937
(prize) |
|
*
Bischoff, Franz Arthur
(1864 - 1929) |
1926 |
*
Bush, Ella Shepard
(1861 - 1948) |
1924
(Minaitures prize) |
*
Gaffney, Claribel
(1901- ) |
1933
(1st prize) |
*
Gilbert, Arthur Hill
(1894 - 1970) |
1924 |
*
Robinson, Irene
(1891 - 1973) |
1932
(prize) |
Ford, Smith, & Little Co.
313 Broadway
|
Notes: This small art store also had a gallery. |
| December Small Exhibition of the Painters' Club of Los Angeles |
December 1-31, 1907 |
| January Small Exhibition of the Painters' Club of Los Angeles |
January 1-31, 1907 |
| February Small Exhibition of the Painters' Club of Los Angeles |
February 1-28, 1907 |
| March Small Exhibition of the Painters' Club of Los Angeles |
March 1-31, 1907 |
| April Small Exhibition of the Painters' Club of Los Angeles |
April 1-30, 1907 |
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Glendale
Public Library
222 East Harvard Street
Glendale, CA
(Central
Library pictured
above) |
Notes: Library services
in Glendale were first provided in 1906. |
*
Asseln, Roberta
(1907 - ) |
Exhibited
in:
1954 (1st prize), 1967 (solo) |
 Image
courtesy Pasadena Historical Museum |
Grace
Nicholson Gallery
46 North Los Robles Avenue
Pasadena, CA
(pictured
above) |
Notes: Grace
Nicholson's Chinese House and Emporium (theGallery)
became the Pasadena Museum of Art in 1941, and then subsequently the
Pacific Asia Museum. |
*
Bennett, Ruth Manerva
(1899 - 1960) |
Exhibited
in:
1928 |
*
Bonnet, Leon Durand
(1868 - 1936) |
1930
(solo) |
 |
Greek
Theater
Located in Griffith Park
2700 North Vermont
Los Angeles, CA
(pictured
above) |
Notes:
Built in 1929 according to the plans of Griffith J. Griffith (who
also paid for the Griffith Observatory; he originally donated the
land for what is now Griffith Park, covering 3,000 acres). |
CAC Annual Exhibitions
|
Various, between 1940-60 |
*
Asseln, Roberta
(1907 - ) |
Exhibited
in:
1958-59 |
Attridge,
Irma Gertrude
(1894 - 1978) |
1951 |
*
Bartlett, Dana
(1882 - 1957) |
1952,
1955 (medals) |
Greene
Studio
Pasadena, CA |
|
*
Rich, John Hubbard
(1876 - 1954) |
Exhibited
in:
1908 |
 |
Hollyhock House
4800 Hollywood Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90027
(pictured above)
|
Notes: Designed by Frank
Lloyd Wright, this building became the CAC's Headquarters for 15 years,
from 1927 to 1942, as a gift from owner Aline Barnsdall. The formal
opening and reception for the Club's new location was on August 31,
1927, which included an exhibition of member's work. |
CAC
Opening Exhibition
|
May
1-31, 1927 |
 photo courtesy of LA Public Library |
Hollywood
Public Library
Hollywood, CA
(pictured
above) |
Notes:
Hollywood Branch Library, facing Hollywood Boulevard ca.
1923, and later in 1939 moved, remodeled & turned to face Ivar
Street. Destoyed in 1939. |
Aldrin,
Anders Gustav
(1889 - 1970) |
Exhibited
in:
1930 (solo) |
Scheck,
Helen Mildred
(1901 -1983) |
1927 |
 |
Hotel
Green
99 South Raymond Avenue
Pasadena, CA
(pictured
above) |
|
*
Balfour, Helen Johnston
(1847 - 1925) |
Exhibited
in:
1913 |
*
Brown, Benjamin
(1865 - 1942) |
1911 |
Kanst
Gallery
Los Angeles, CA
|
Notes:
Owned by J.F. Kanst; Opened ? |
Allis,
C. Harry
(1870 - 1938) |
Exhibited
in:
1912 |
*
Balfour, Helen Johnston
(1847 - 1925) |
1911,
1912 |
*
Brandriff, George Kennedy
(1890 - 1936) |
1929 |
*
Braun, Maurice
(1877 - 1941) |
1914-19 |
*
Gamble, John Marshall
(1863 - 1957) |
1910,
1912, 1916 |
Moran,
Paul Nimmo
(1864 - 1907) |
|
Rea,
Louis Edward
(1868 - 1927) |
1927,
1937 |
La
Brea Gallery
Los Angeles, CA |
|
| Schleussner,
Mary Elizabeth Jacques (1881 - 1956) |
Exhibited
in:
1931 |
Leonards
Los Angeles, CA
|
|
*
Gamble, John Marshall
(1863 - 1957) |
1924 |
|
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Little
Gallery
Located in Bullock's Wilshire
(pictured
above)
3050 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA |
|
|
Little
Studio Gallery
Monrovia, CA |
|
Robinson,
Delia Mary
(1889 - 1952) |
Exhibited
in:
1930 (solo) |
 |
Los
Angeles City Hall
200 North Spring Street
Los Angeles, CA
(pictured
above) |
Notes |
| 44th Annual CAC Exhibition |
The Tower
Gallery on the topmost floor of City Hall was possibly the location
that the Annual Exhibition was held in 1953 (and possibly
others). |
Attridge,
Irma Gertrude
(1894 - 1978) |
Exhibited
in:
1953, 1954 |
 |
Los
Angeles County Museum of Art
(LACMA)
3400 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
(pictured
above) |
Notes:
Originally the Los Angeles Museum of History, Science and Art. In
1961 LACMA is established as a museum separate from the Museum of
Natural History. The new museum opens in 1965. |
*
Barton, Loren Roberta
(1893 - 1975) |
Exhibited
in:
1920 (with Mabel Alvarez and Paul Lauritz), 1923 (solo), 1926 (solo),
1928 |
*
Baxter, Martha Wheeler Wallace
(1869 - 1955) |
1936 |
|
*
Bischoff, Franz Arthur
(1864 - 1929) |
1913 |
|
*
Bjurman, Andrew
(1876 - 1943) |
1924,
1927 (Hon. mentions) |
*
Bowles, Caroline Hutchinson
(1865 - 1923) |
1919 |
*
Brandt, Rexford Elson
(1914 - 2000) |
1939,
1941 (solos) |
*
Braun, Maurice
(1877 - 1941) |
1918,
1920 (solos) |
*
Brown, Benjamin
(1865 - 1942) |
1915,
1917, 1918 (solos), 1929 |
*
Buff, Conrad
(1886 - 1975) |
1923,
1929, 1937, 1940 (solos) |
*
Gage, Robert Merrell
(1892 - 1981) |
1929,
1945 (solo) |
*
Garnsey, Julian Ellsworth
(1887 - 1969) |
1931 |
*
Gleason, Joe Duncan
(1881 - 1959) |
1924
(solo) |
 |
Los
Angeles Public Library
630 West
5th Street
Los Angeles, CA
(pictured
above)
|
Notes: Built
in 1926 by Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue, it is the second biggest library
in the country. |
Attridge,
Irma Gertrude
(1894 - 1978) |
Exhibited
in:
1943, 1946 |
*
Buff, Conrad
(1886 - 1975) |
|
Scheck,
Helen Mildred
(1901 -1983) |
1927 |
Marzon
Studio
Los Angeles, CA |
Notes:
Circa 1926 |
| Mills
College Art Gallery |
Notes:
Opened 1925 |
Ohara
& Livermore Gallery
Pasadena, CA |
|
*
Bowles, Caroline Hutchinson
(1865 - 1923) |
Exhibited
in:
1916 |
 |
Paul
Kantor Gallery
7025 Melrose Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90038
(pictured
above)
|
Notes:
Opened by Paul Kantor in 1951,
who is credited with discovering Richard Diebenkorn. The gallery is
still operating, now under the name Kantor/Feuer. |
 |
Perls
Gallery
8634 Sunset Boulevard
Beverly Hills, CA
(pictured
above, photo courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution) |
Notes:
Owned by Frank Perls, opened late 1930's.
The gallery carried works by Matisse and Lipchitz, among others. |
Santa
Monica Public Library
Santa Monica, CA |
|
*
Barker, George, Jr.
(1882 - 1965) |
Exhibited
in:
1931 (solo) |
Sierra
Madre City Hall
Sierra Madre, CA |
|
*
Bush, Ella Shepard
(1861 - 1948) |
Exhibited
in:
1930 |
Southby
Salon
121 N. Larchmont Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA |
Notes:
Owned by Maxwell A. Southby (1883-1953), late pastor of
the Rossmore Congregational Church. Opened in 1924 and ran through
about 1930. |
*
Brandriff, George Kennedy
(1890 - 1936) |
Exhibited
in:
1927 |
*
Lukits, Theodore N.
(1897 - 1992) |
(Exhibited/represented?) |
 |
Southwest Museum
234 Museum Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90065
(pictured
above) |
Notes:
Founded in 1907, it was the first museum in Los Angeles . The museum
moved from it's original location in Downtown Los Angeles to its current
location in Mt. Washington in 1914. |
|
*
Bjurman, Andrew
(1876 - 1943) |
Exhibited
in:
1923 (popular prize) |
Steckel
Galleries
Los Angeles, CA |
|
*
Bailey, Harry Lewis
(1879 - 1933) |
Exhibited
in:
1908 |
*
Borg, Carl Oscar
(1879 - 1947) |
1906 |
*
Brown, Benjamin
(1865 - 1942) |
1908 |
Sauerwein,
Frank Paul
(1871 - 1910) |
1906 |
|
Stendahl
Art Galleries
Located in the Ambassador Hotel
(pictured
above)
3400 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA |
Notes:
Opened 1921 and owned by Earl Stendahl |
*
Band, Max
(1900 - 1974) |
Exhibited
in:
1941 |
Barney,
Alice Pike
(1857 - 1931) |
1927,
1930 |
*
Bartlett, Dana
(1882 - 1957) |
1927 |
*
Barton, Loren Roberta
(1893 - 1975) |
1923 |
|
*
Bischoff, Franz Arthur
(1864 - 1929) |
1922 |
*
Buff, Conrad
(1886 - 1975) |
1927,
1934 |
*
Gamble, John Marshall
(1863 - 1957) |
1938 |
*
Gilbert, Arthur Hill
(1894 - 1970) |
1926 |
*
Poray, Stanislaus Pociecha
(1888 - 1948) |
1929,
1931, 1938 (solos) |
*
Rose, Guy
(1867 - 1925) |
1926
(solo) |
Scardigli,
Remo
(1910 - 1984) |
1937 |
*
Symons, George Gardner
(1861 - 1930) |
1928 |
Stone
Galleries
Monrovia, CA |
|
*
Buff, Conrad
(1886 - 1975) |
Exhibited
in:
1927 |
Vysekal
Gallery
Hollywood, CA |
|
*
Vysekal, Edouard Antonin
(1890 - 1939) |
|
*
Vysekal, Luvena Buchana
(1873 - 1954) |
Note:
Luvena was the Gallery Director. |
Webb
Gallery
Los Angeles, CA |
|
*
Barker, Olive Ruth Carpenter
(1885 - 1961) |
Exhibited
in:
1936 |
Wiltshire
Galleries
Los Angeles, CA |
|
Sayre,
Fred Grayson
(1879 - 1939) |
Exhibited
in:
1926 |
Zantman
Gallery
Los Angeles, CA |
|
Aller,
Gladys
(1915 - 1970) |
Exhibited
in:
1938 (solo) |
Zeitlin's
705 1/2 W. Sixth Street
Los Angeles, CA |
Notes: Initially
opening as a bookstore in Echo Park, it was located there from 1926
to 1938 before moving to Sixth Street, where larger rooms allowed
for exhibition space. Owner Jake Zeitlin was friends with writers
Robinson Jeffers, Aldous Huxley, Thomas Mann and Henry Miller, as
well as locals Aline Barnsdall and Lloyd Wright, the son of FLW. The
photographer Edward Weston had his first exhibition at Zeitlin's in
1928. Other early shows included Rockwell Kent, Paul Landacre, Peter
Krasnow and Millard Sheets. |
Aller,
Gladys
(1915 - 1970) |
Exhibited
in:
1938 (solo) |
*
Buff, Conrad
(1886 - 1975) |
1930 |
Robinson,
Delia Mary
(1889 - 1952) |
1930 |
