Little gallery san diego

DEFINITION

Opened in 1923 in San Diego by Beatrice de Lack Krombach, a local arts personality, it was a venue for national and regional artists, many whose names remain famous such as Lockwood de Forest, Maynard Dixon, Stanton MacDonald-Wright, Maurice Braun, Charles Reiffel, and Alfred Mitchell. In addition to exhibitions, Krombach held literary Salons. Source: San Diego Historical Society; https://www.sandiegohistory.org/journal/94summer/baldaugh.htm