Watercolor on paper. Signed lower right. 10 1/2 in. x 14 1/2 in., titled verso: "Spirit of the Wave". Framed.
KELLOGG, Jean (1910- ). Painter, etcher. Born in Berkeiey, CA on July 16, 1910. Kellogg studied at the ASL in NYC, Yale School of Fine Arts, Corcoran Gallery School and Phillips Memorial Gallery in Washington, DC. She later had instruction from Henry Varnum Poor, Clifford Beal, and Kari Knaths. Returning to California in 1931, she settled in the family summer home in Carmel Highlands. There she began a long apprenticeship with Paul Dougherty and, during her years with him, painted mainly marines and landscapes. During the 1950s she was most occupied with etching and in 1960 married artist James Dickie. Mrs. Dickie currently lives in Carmel Highlands. Member: Carmel AA; Calif. Society of Etchers. Works held: Museums of Modern Art, NYC & SF. Bulletin of Monterey History & Art Ass'n, Sept. 1988; Betty McGiynn; WWAA 1940-41; Monterey.' The Artist's View, 1925-45.(excerpt from Hughes) Listed Davenports,Hughes,Whos.

USD 120
 

water color 'spirit of the wave'	signature lower right