Evelyn McCormick (1862-1948)

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Evelyn McCormick - "Along the French Coast" - Oil on canvas - 19 1/4" x 24"
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Evelyn McCormick
"Along the French Coast"
c.1892

Evelyn McCormick - "Bridge of Sighs" - Oil on canvas - 25 1/4" x 19"
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Evelyn McCormick
"Bridge of Sighs"
c. 1892

Evelyn McCormick - "California Hills - Fremont Peak In Distance" - Oil on canvas - 24 1/4" x 30 1/4"
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Evelyn McCormick
"California Hills - Fremont Peak In Distance"
c.1915

Evelyn McCormick - "Casa Bonifacio" - Monterey - Oil on canvas - 36" x 48" - Signed lower left <br> <br>Illustrated: A Bohemian Life-Evelyn McCormick/American Impressionist (1862-1948) by Nelda Hirsh, 2013. Page 197. <br> <br>This commanding canvas illustrates one of the most famous homes in Monterey, built in 1835 on Alvarado Street. It was named, as legend goes, from the planting of a rose by General Sherman for Senorita Maria Bonifacio. <br> <br>Arriving in Monterey in 1879, Robert Louis Stevenson was often a visitor at Casa Bonifacio while courting his future wife Fanny Osbourne, residing there at the time. <br> <br>In 1922 it was moved brick by brick and was re-built by the renowned artist, Percy Gray, as their residence a few miles away on Mesa Road, where it stands today in all it beauty.
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Evelyn McCormick
"Casa Bonifacio" - Monterey
c.1930

Evelyn McCormick - "Casa Jesus Soto" - Oil on canvas - 14" x 20" - Signed lower left <br> <br>Historic early adobe located on Pierce Street in Monterey. Erected by Francisco Soberanes, was sold to Jesus Soto to whom it was assessed in 1851 as "one adobe back of Colton Hall." <br> <br>Exhibited: <br>Monterey Museum of Art/June 10 – September 3, 2000: ‘Paintings of the Monterey Adobes: A Walking Tour’ <br> <br>Exhibited: 'Artists at Continent's End' - The Monterey Peninsula Art Colony, 1875-1907. <br> <br>Crocker Art Museum/February 17, 2006-May 21, 2006 <br>Laguna Art Museum/June 11, 2006-October 1, 2006. <br>Santa Barbara Museum of Art/October 21, 2006-January 21, 2007. Monterey Museum of Art/February 3, 2007-April 29, 2007. <br> <br>Illustrated in accompanying book by Scott A. Shields, page 126. Published on the occasion of the exhibition. <br> <br> <br>Illustrated: <br>California Impressionism by William H. Gerdts and Will South/1998; page 164. <br> <br>A Bohemian Life-Evelyn McCormick: American Impressionist (1862-1948) by Nelda Hirsh/2013; two-page frontice piece after title page.
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Evelyn McCormick
"Casa Jesus Soto"
c.1910-1918

Evelyn McCormick - "Custom House" - Monterey - Oil on canvasboard - 18" x 24"
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Evelyn McCormick
"Custom House" - Monterey
c. 1925

Evelyn McCormick - "El Cuartel" - Oil on canvas - 16" x 28" - Signed lower left <br> <br>Army barracks built in 1840 by order of Governor Juan B. Alvarado.
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Evelyn McCormick
"El Cuartel"
circa 1925

Evelyn McCormick - "The Casa Jesus Soto Adobe" - Oil on canvas - 14"x 20"
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Evelyn McCormick
"The Casa Jesus Soto Adobe"
circa 1910

Evelyn McCormick - "The Sherman-Halleck Adobe" - Oil on canvas - 24" x 28" - Signed lower left
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Evelyn McCormick
"The Sherman-Halleck Adobe"
circa 1925

Evelyn McCormick - "The Stevenson House" - Oil on canvas - 32" x 38" - Signed lower left
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Evelyn McCormick
"The Stevenson House"
c.1925