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William Wehner settled in San<br />

Jose from Chicago in 1887. He<br />

purchased 718 acres there and<br />

built Villa Lomas Azules (Blue Hills<br />

Estate) and started Evergreen<br />

Vineyards on the property. Prior<br />

to coming to <strong>California</strong>, Wehner<br />

founded The American Panorama<br />

Company in Milwaukee, WI. The<br />

company produced large scale<br />

panoramic views of historic<br />

battles including the Civil War,<br />

based on a style of painting<br />

developed in Germany. August<br />

Lohr was the first German painter<br />

hired by Wehner to come to<br />

America to paint for the company<br />

(see copies of articles affixed to<br />

the painting). Condition: Visual:<br />

Generally good condition with a<br />

few tiny, minor spots of staining<br />

scattered. No evidence of tears.<br />

Colors strong. Not examined out of<br />

the frame.<br />

73 August Lohr (1843-1919 San<br />

Francisco, CA) view of the Golden<br />

Gate, San Francisco, signed lower<br />

right: A. Lohr, watercolor on paper<br />

under glass, sight size: 8.75" x 13",<br />

est:$3000/5000. Condition: Visual:<br />

Generally good condition with a<br />

few tiny, minor spots of staining<br />

scattered. No evidence of tears.<br />

Colors strong. Not examined out of<br />

the frame.<br />

74 Paul Sample (1896-1974 Pasadena,<br />

CA) <strong>California</strong> coastal view with<br />

tent campers, signed lower right:<br />

Paul Sample, watercolor on paper<br />

under glass, sight size: 13" x 16.25",<br />

est:$4000/6000. Condition: Visual:<br />

Generally good condition with a<br />

few spots of stain in the sky and<br />

minor mat burn along the edges.<br />

No evidence of tears. Colors<br />

strong. Hinged.<br />

75 Phil Dike (1906-1990 Claremont,<br />

CA) Carlsbad coast at sunset,<br />

signed and dated lower right: Phil<br />

Dike 77, watercolor and gouache<br />

11<br />

on paper under glass, sight size:<br />

14.5" x 21.5", est:$6000/8000.<br />

Condition: Visual: Generally good<br />

condition with no evidence of<br />

staining, foxing or tears. Not<br />

examined out of the frame.<br />

76 Milford Zornes N.A. (1908-*<br />

Claremont, CA) "Desert Valley"<br />

signed and dated lower right:<br />

Milford Zornes 1953, titled on<br />

artist's label affixed to the verso<br />

backing, re-signed and dated<br />

by the artist on verso backing:<br />

Milford Zornes N.A. 3/24/2002,<br />

watercolor on paper under<br />

glass, sight size: 21.5" x 25.25",<br />

est:$4000/6000. Provenance:<br />

Acquired directly from the artist;<br />

Private Collection, Alta Loma, CA,<br />

by descent in the family to the<br />

present owner. Condition: Visual:<br />

Generally good condition with<br />

no evidence of staining, foxing<br />

or tears. Not examined out of the<br />

frame.<br />

77 Phil Paradise (1905-1997 Santa<br />

Barbara, CA) horses in an autumn<br />

landscape, signed lower left: Phil<br />

Paradise, watercolor on paper<br />

under glass, paper size: 22" x 30",<br />

est:$10,000/15,000. Condition:<br />

Visual: Remnants of hinge tape<br />

along the upper left and upper<br />

right edge. Framed floating with<br />

four deckled edges visible.<br />

78 Jack Laycox (1921-1984 San<br />

Francisco, CA) "Bait and Tackle"<br />

figures and buildings on a<br />

pier, signed lower right: Jack<br />

Laycox, watercolor on paper<br />

under glass, paper size: 22" x 30",<br />

est:$3000/5000. Condition: Visual:<br />

Generally good condition with no<br />

evidence of foxing, staining or<br />

tears. Colors strong. Not examined<br />

out of the frame.

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