1923 January 4, ππππ©π©πππ§ πππ¬π¨:
Mabel George Haig is accepted as a member of the California Watercolor Society. She will exhibit with the group
in January at the Franklin Galleries in Hollywood.
1923 January 23, ππ€π¨ πΌπ£πππ‘ππ¨ πππ’ππ¨:
Mabel Haig is accepted as one of the first 20 members of the California Water Color Society. She exhibits with
the groupβs artists including, Edouard Vysekal, Karl Yens, Marion Kavanagh Wachtel, and Carl Borg.
1934 July 14, ππππ©π©πππ§ πππ¬π¨:
The California Water Color Society exhibits 60 watercolor paintings at the gallery. Β Among the exhibiting artists were: Phil Dike, Hardie Gramatky, Mabel George Haig, Eduard Vysekal, Donna Schuster, and Lucille Hinkle.Β
1934 July 30, California Water Color Society mailing note:
When the California Water Color Society exhibit closed, the paintings were sent to the Los Angeles County
Historical and Art Museum.
1939 April 16th, ππ€π¨ πΌπ£πππ‘ππ¨ πππ’ππ¨
Phil Dike exhibits water colors with thirteen other artists at the Whittier Art Galleryβs
Opening Exhibition.
Note: Phil Dike was California Water Color Society President in 1938. He was employed by the Walt Disney
Studios 1935 β 1945, where he taught drawing composition. He contributed to both Snow White and Fantasia.
Phil Dike was a key figure in the development of California style of water color painting.
1942 July 28, ππππ©π©πππ§ πππ¬π¨:
Mabel Haig exhibits water colors in group exhibit. She has exhibited at the Dalzell Hatfield Galleries in Los Angeles.
Note: The Dalzell Hatfield Galleries in Los Angeles were located in the elegant Ambassador Hotel.