San Dimas Train Station, 1933 Size:Small - 11 x 16 inches Thirty-five years later she must

Thirty-five years later she must have died down in North Carolina and her heirs put the painting into an auction

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

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Literature: As seen on the front cover of California Watercolor Art from the Early 20th Century Through Today

San Dimas Train Station, 1933 Size:Small - 11 x 16 inches Thirty-five years later she mustSan Dimas Station, 1933, a California watercolor painting by Millard Sheets. This painting is available as a fine art gicle print on premium watercolor paper. In the 1930s Los Angeles had a thriving transportation system which covered the entire area, from the Pacific Ocean to San Bernardino at the East end of the Los Angeles basin. It was named the "Big Red Car." It was a trolley car which ran on the Southern and Northern Pacific railways. In the