paintings (visual works)

An exhibition of 223 paintings by American artists intended to represent the achievements of American Art to the day. The exhibition records span one folder plus a few copies of the exhibition catalog.

An exhibition of paintings by William Keith, Albert Bierstadt, Louis Verboeckhoven, Josef Wenglein, and Lorenzo P. Latimer from the Gordon Blanding permanent collection of the museum. No materials remain for this exhibition.

An exhibition of paintings by Scottish-American painter and printmaker William Keith selected from the Legion of Honor’s Gordon Blanding Collection. No materials remain for this exhibition.

On long term loan from the artist’s granddaughter Alice Keith, three paintings by famed California landscape painter William Keith were exhibited from June to July 1928 Legion of Honor. Only three works were exhibited: Carmel Bay, The Golden Heritage, and The Russian River. This collection of exhibition records detail the planning of and sales of artworks from the exhibition.

The annual showing of the Gordon Blanding collection, a permanent collection of 15 artworks donated in 1941 from the estate of the local attorney Gordon Blanding. No materials remain for this exhibition.

The annual showing of the Gordon Blanding collection, a permanent collection of 15 artworks donated in 1941 from the estate of the local attorney Gordon Blanding. No materials remain for this exhibition.

An exhibition of a recent donation to the City and County of San Francisco of 15 oil paintings from the estate of the local attorney Gordon Blanding. No materials remain for this exhibition.

An exhibition of watercolor paintings by American nineteenth century artist William Keith from the Gordon Blanding collection of the museum’s permanent collection. This was the sixth year annual display of the collection that was donated in 1940. No materials remain from this exhibition.