Emil Kosa Jr. Stone Lithographs The first thing I noticed

The first thing I noticed in this scene was the  pink flowering almond

Fallbrook Arts Center

There he built a reputation as a professional American watercolor painter and as an inspiring teacher of art

There is a forward by Greg Young

Emil Kosa Jr. Stone Lithographs The first thing I noticed71 pages, by Gordon T. McClelland 88 color illustrations, hardcover $40. 00 Emil Kosa Jr. was born in Paris, received an art education in Prague, Paris and Los Angeles and resided in Southern California throughout his career. In the 1930s he became nationally recognized as a leading figure in the development of the California Style of watercolor painting. During the 1940s he established a regional reputation for producing California plein air