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One of the typical nameless farms in this area
This artwork is available as a fine art giclée print on premium watercolor paper
The apple tree died years ago
He loved boats
Indian Man
L.A. Hilltop (Near Bunker Hill), 1937 Size:Medium - 15 x 20 inches One of the typical namelessL. A. Hilltop (Near Bunker Hill), 1937, an original watercolor painting by California artist Ed Reep. Exhibited: California Style 1930s and 40s, a traveling show that started at the Sebastopol Center for the Arts from August 21st through September 28th, 1997. It then traveled to the Orange County Museum of Art from December 13th, 1997, through March 22nd, 1998. The show ended at the Ventura Museum of History and Art from April 3rd through June 14th,
