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Looking Back, 1946 – 1949
Looking Back, 1939 – 1945
Looking Back, 1934 – 1938
When the Whittier Art Association was formed, a plan was made to have the Pico Pico Mansion become the permanentΒ home of the Whittier Art Gallery. The Mansion’s spacious rooms would have accommodated “large visiting exhibits”. The plan did not succeed.
Looking Back, 1917 – 1933
Mabel George Haig (1894 – 1977), developed as a water color artist, studying with William Lees Judson, Helena Dunlap, Eleanor Colburn, Anna Hills, and Millard Sheets. Mabel became close friends with Anna Hills, who cofounded the Laguna Beach Art Association with Edgar Payne in 1918. Mabel exhibited at the […]
1917 February 5, ππππ©π©πππ§ πππ¬π¨:
Mabel and Myron Haig spend the day at Laguna Beach.
1918 July 22, ππππ©π©πππ§ πππ¬π¨:
Laguna Beach has a new art gallery.
1920 June 10, ππππ©π©πππ§ πππ¬π¨:
βIn Laguna Beachβ¦the old pavilion was converted to a gallery managed by the artists themselvesβ¦a permanent association has been formed.”
1921 June 3, ππππ©π©πππ§ πππ¬π¨:
Laguna Beach Art Association members exhibit at the Whittier Womanβs club house. Artists include Anna Hills, Hanson Puthuff, Edgar Payne, Karl Yens, Guy Rose, Sam Hyde Harris, and others.
1921 Nov. 4, ππππ©π©πππ§ πππ¬π¨:
Mabel Haig exhibits at the Southwest Museum, in Los Angeles.
