Artist Lydia Sohlberg Deere
Lydia's California Photographs for Painting
Southern California
Lydia would make periodic trips to Southern California (Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica) to visit her sister Selma and brother-in-law/cousin Ernest Sohlberg and their daughter, her niece Nina who she photograph so much in Lindsborg. They had moved there in the early 1920s.
These "may have been" some of Lydia's Santa Monica Beach photographs of Nina's children, Lois - my mother - born in 1923, and Frances, born in 1924, and Lydia's niece, Ila Sohlberg, born in 1921, which she would use later to sketch. I say "may have been" thinking that maybe the photographs were taken by Nina.
These "may have been" some of Lydia's Santa Monica Beach photographs of Nina's children, Lois - my mother - born in 1923, and Frances, born in 1924, and Lydia's niece, Ila Sohlberg, born in 1921, which she would use later to sketch. I say "may have been" thinking that maybe the photographs were taken by Nina.
- Frances, Ila, Lois -
Santa Monica Beach
Ila, Frances, Lois
Nina Sohlberg Fry under umbrella beyond are the Santa Monica Mountains
Nina Sohlberg Fry under umbrella beyond are the Santa Monica Mountains
- Lois and Frances -
- Lois and Frances -
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~ restoring lost local histories ~
reconnecting past to present
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All color photography throughout Swedes: The Way They Were is by Fran Cochran unless otherwise indicated.
Copyright © since October 8, 2015 to Current Year
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