Hassel Smith
Hassle Smith (Sturgis, MI. April 24, 1915 – January 2, 2007)
Nocturne #2 by Hassel Smith, 1946, Oil on Canvas, 42 x 40
Road House by Hassel Smith, 1945, Lithograph, 12/12
Strike by Hassel Smith, 1947, Linocut, 8.43 x 12.48, Published in the Communist Manifesto
Magnolia I by Hassel Smith, 1986, Silkscreen, 29/65, 27 x 25-1/4
- Adela Akers
- Jeremy Anderson
- Douglas Ballou
- Genevieve Barnhart
- Paul Beattie
- Warren Bellows
- Karl Benjamin
- Eugene Berman
- Dorr Bothwell
- Hans Gustav Burkhardt
- Ed Corbett
- Bruce Crane
- William Cutler
- Roy De Forest
- Richard Diebenkorn
- Francis DeErdely
- Holly Downing
- Easton
- Bella Feldman
- Pamela Glasscock
- James Ford Grant
- Morris Graves
- Karen Green
- Tim Haworth
- Art Hazelwood
- Iva Hladis
- Peter Holbrook
- Charles H. Howard
- Robert B. Howard
- John Langley Howard
- Joyce Ertel Hulbert
- Ray Jacobsen
- Jack Jefferson
- Karl Kasten
- Holly Lane
- Walter Egel Kuhlman
- Evri Kwong
- Frank Lobdell
- Carolyn Lord
- Sherrie Lovler
- Henri Matisse
- Lucy Martin
- Sutter Marin
- Don Martin
- Mary Fuller McChesney
- Robert Pearson McChesney
- Michael McMillan
- Irving Norman
- Emmanuel Catarino Montoya
- Pablo Picasso
- Nathan Oliveira
- Carol Peek
- Michael Ramos
- Noel Rockmore
- Alejandro Salazar
- Charles M. Schulz
- Louis Bassi Siegriest
- Mary Silverwood
- Martina Skala
- Hassel Smith
- Jim Spitzer
- James Suzuki
- Horst Trave
- Serge Trubach
- Seymour Tubis
- Elmer Wachtel
- June Wayne
- Penny Wolin
- Annex Galleries
- Bay Area Art Conservation Guild
- Bodega Bay Heritage Gallery
- Crocker Art Museum
- Grace Hudson Museum
- Hammerfriar Gallery and Framing
- Modern Art West Gallery
- National Museum of Women in the Arts
- Oakland Museum of California
- Petaluma Arts Center
- Sebastopol Center for the Arts
- Sonoma County Museum
- Sonoma Valley Museum of Art
- The Gold Leaf Workshop
- The Ren Brown Collection Gallery
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