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"We do the house and garden tour here in Venice, once a year, the first Saturday in May."
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"Gardens are about the suspension of beliefs..."
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"You can't retain the character of a neighborhood if you tear it down..."
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"Venice looks like a fortress - it's not the beautiful, pretty community it used to be."
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"Once the price went down, drugs were easy money, and people didn't want to do 9-to-5 jobs
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"Abbot Kinney gave everyone a chance to make a living. If you would work, you had a job."
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The Plein Air artist highlights and exalts the beauty of the everyday.
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Jean Stern explores Hanson Puthuff's arrival in Southern California in the early 1900s.
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Jean Stern describes the work of William Wendt, who infused his spirituality into his work
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How young artists influenced by European Impressionism found a home in Los Angeles.
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How the rich environment promotes the migration of landscape artists to the Arroyo Seco.
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How Franz Bischoff settled along the Arroyo Seco and practiced Plein Air painting.
