Montery Museum of Art - Eugenia Frances McComas

Eugenia Frances McComas

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Eugenia Frances McComas
Painting
(San Francisco, CA, 1886 - 1982, Monterey, CA)

Eugenia (Gene) Frances Baker McComas was born in San Francisco to a family of journalists. Gene worked as a journalist herself for The Oakland Tribune before her career as a painter. Gene married a fellow artist, Francis John McComas (also featured in this gallery) in 1917. The couple traveled extensively to Europe, Mexico, and the South Seas where they painted. Gertrude Stein, the expatriate writer and art collector commented that Gene-s mural in the Hotel Del Monte was -the best thing she had seen in America-.

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Monterey, California

Untitled (former Mack residence, now Santa Catalina School)

Study of A Woman

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Untitled (Mexican Town)

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Patzcuaro Monuments

Untitled (Indians in excursion boat, Mexico)

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Untitled (street scene)

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Untitled (landscape with mountains and palms)

Untitled (farm scene)

Mission San Juan Bautista

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