Ernest Clayton Wildflower Images |
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6 x 11 inch giclee prints $40 + tax and shipping. Sales benefit Marin Conservation League. L-R: Brodiaea, California Poppy, Trillium, Eureka Lily L-R: Ground Iris, Hen & Chickens, Indian Paintbrush, Madrone L-R: Matilija Poppy, Poison Oak, Western Azalea, Western Thistle
In the period from 1938 through 1952, San Anselmo artist and English native Ernest Clayton painted 200 water color studies of California wildflowers, mostly from Marin County. Most of these studies were purchased by the San Francisco Library in the 1950s. The artist’s daughter, Mary Donnelly, was active on MCL’s Board. Her daughters, Nancy Praetzel and Eugenia Herr, who used to accompany their grandfather on his specimen-collecting hikes, have now issued a series of these beautiful studies as giclee prints. Each print measures 6 x 11 inches and is for sale for $40, plus sales tax and shipping. These prints make beautiful and unique gifts, and a portion of the proceeds will benefit Marin Conservation League. Ordering Information: By Mail: Complete the order form and mail to MCL, 1623-A Fifth Ave., San Rafael, CA 94901 By Phone: Call 415-485-6257 Via email: Email your request to
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In person: At the MCL office, 1623-A Fifth Avenue, San Rafael
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