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"Apparently my father painted this from the window of his studio on the second floor of our home
The black cat I owned as a child had the unimaginative name of Blackie
by Mark Hilbert and Jean Stern
Monterey Canning Company
Live Oak Canyon, 1938 Size:Stone Lithograph, 17 x 17 inches "Apparently my father painted thisA California fine art gicle print on premium watercolor paper. Based on one in Live Oak Canyon in California, this oak is one more of California's native fauna. This print appeared as the March 1940 Westways magazine cover. The lithograph process lends itself to the subtitle shades that make up the character of these great trees. In the lithographic process used to print these images the design is drawn on the surface of a very flat polished stone
