The life and work of an important 19th century California artist, colleague of Albert Bierstadt, Thomas Hill, William Keith and others in "shaping the dawn of Western Art." The first director of the San Francisco Art Institute.
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Ruth Nicholson Post - (1909-1998) For 63 years, Ruth Post lived the model life of an educated woman - wife, mother of three boys, active church member, gardner, collector of glass. Then she had the great good fortune to be inspired by a challenge that would engage her mind and spirit and occupy her energies for the next quarter century to produce Virgil Williams.
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