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Refuge (Red Cross), 1937 Rollin Pickford The San Dimas station was

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The San Dimas station was a nearby stop to Pomona and on his late night return from art school he would sketch the scenes at the station stops along the way

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San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

a California watercolor painting by Jake Lee

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Refuge (Red Cross), 1937 Rollin Pickford The San Dimas station wasRefuge (Red Cross), 1937, a watercolor painting by Hardie Gramatky. This painting is available as a fine art gicle print on premium watercolor paper. Museum quality wall art and home dcor by California Watercolor. Literature: As seen in California Watercolor Art from the Early 20th Century Through Today. "This watercolor was done by Dad as a pictorial reporter for Fortune Magazine during the Mississippi floods in 1937. His original title was `Refugee

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