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From John & Geraldine Lilley Museum of Art

  1. Catholic Church, Virginia City by Sheldon Pennoyer, Image 1.

    Sheldon Pennoyer

    Catholic Church, Virginia City, 1939

    Oil

    18.437 x 24.125 in

  2. The Desert by Ben Cunningham, Image 2.

    Ben Cunningham

    The Desert, 1939

    Oil

  3. Virginia City Dump by Sheldon Pennoyer, Image 2.

    Sheldon Pennoyer

    Virginia City Dump, 1939

    Oil

    12 x 16 in

  4. A 49er Building by Louis Bassi Siegriest, Image 2.

    Louis Bassi Siegriest

    A 49er Building, 1939

    Mixed Media

    14 x 18 in

  5. Street in Virginia City by Sheldon Pennoyer, Image 1.

    Sheldon Pennoyer

    Street in Virginia City, 1939

    Oil

    18 x 24 in

  6. Job and His Comforters by Robert Caples, Image 1.

    Robert Caples

    Job and His Comforters, 1938

    Pastel

  7. The Last Supper by Robert Caples, Image 1.

    Robert Caples

    The Last Supper, 1938

    Pastel

    65.9375 x 47.875 in

  8. The Cowboy by Maynard Dixon, Image 1.

    Maynard Dixon

    The Cowboy, 1936

    Tempra

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About the artist

Hiroshi Yoshida

Hiroshi Yoshida was a twentieth century Western-style landscape oil and watercolor painter, and printmaker. Born in Kurume, Japan in 1876, Yoshida was best known for his majestic mountain landscapes and use of vibrant colors. He was a well-established painter prior to his involvement in printmaking. In 1923, him and his wife traveled to the United States and Europe to sight-see and sell prints. They returned home in 1925 and opened their own workshop, producing over two-hundred and fifty prints based on their travels including, Himeji Castle (1926), The Rapids (1928), and Inland Sea (1926-1929).
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