New Arrival, 1936 Crandall Norton Richmond Kelsey

Richmond Kelsey

they strove to create an organic architecture based on unified design and harmony with nature

Lake Chapala

Adjacent to the carousel was a soda fountain and lunch counter

the Arts and Crafts movement spurred the development of a nature-oriented architecture that has become emblematic of the region and that lives on in the Bay Region Tradition

New Arrival, 1936 Crandall Norton Richmond KelseyA California fine art gicle print on premium watercolor paper. "I love this black and white painting because my mother excelled at capturing different emotions and expressions. It tells such a story, but each viewer can fill in the facts themselves. Who is the young woman? Why are all the older residents so interested in her? Is some mystery going on?" Courtesy of Daughter Linda Gramatky Smith