Finding Aid to the Betty Hoag McGlynn Oral Interviews Collection, Monterey Museum of Art Archives
Created Date
1995
Description
Raw interview footage conducted by Paul Bockhorst for his 4-part KOCE-TV documentary entitled "Impressions of California: Early currents in art 1950-1930".
Interviewee Betty Hoag McGlynn (1914-2002) discusses a variety of topics including: her father-in-law, artist Thomas Arnold McGlynn (1878-1966)
Columbia Park Boys Club (San Francisco and Carmel )
Arthur and Lucia Matthews' California arts and crafts movement
Ernest Clifford Peixotto (1869-1940)
Panama-Pacific International Exposition (San Francisco, 1915)
Panama-California Exposition (San Diego, 1915-1917)
Carmel-by-the-Sea becoming an artist's colony following the San Francisco earthquake (1906)
the Hotel Del Monte Art Gallery and first California-only artists' gallery
efforts to save and restore Monterey region's missions and adobes. Artists discussed include: Armin Carl Hansen (1886-1957)
William Keith (1839-1911)
Xavier Martinez (1869-1943)
Arthur Frank Matthews (1860-1966)
Thomas Arnold McGlynn (1878-1966)
Myron Angelo Oliver (1891-1967)
Ernest Clifford Peixotto (1869-1940)
Charles Rollo Peters (1862-1928)
and William Frederick Ritschel (1864-1949).
At minute 1:00:47 Kent Seavey is interviewed about Albert Bierstadt (1830-1902).
Item or Container Annotations
Label on box reads: "Interview with Betty Hoag McGlynn on Thomas McGlynn and early Monterey artists. Here is a VHS copy of the interviewThe actual statements to be included in the documentary will be drawn directly from your on-camera remarks."
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