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Reply Sunset Hues by Heather Ireland (Courtesy of Manhattan Beach Parks & Recreation)
The selected pieces will be on view at the Manhattan Beach Art Center from July 16 through September 26. (Courtesy of Manhattan Beach Parks & Recreation)
The chosen pieces will be on view at the Manhattan Beach Art Center from July 16 through September 26. (Courtesy of Manhattan Beach Parks & Recreation) Toast Well Done by Lowell Nickel (Courtesy of Manhattan Beach Parks & Recreation) Serenity from Above by Abby Patton (Courtesy of Manhattan Beach Parks & Recreation) Old Pier by Alex Goodbody (Courtesy of Manhattan Beach Parks & Recreation) 526th Sunset by Armelle P. Vervial (Courtesy of Manhattan Beach Parks & Recreation)
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A Manhattan Beach house in 1909 as painted by its owner, AC Conner. (AC Conner)
MANHATTAN BEACH, CA He started living here in Manhattan Beach in 1909 at 609 13th Street, according to records. Before that, he and his family had a home in Los Angeles and Albert Clinton Conner painted. In fact, he was so keen on art that he d formed The Painters Club of Los Angeles in 1906. The club disbanded in 1909.
But AC Conner was a man who loved to paint, so he continued to do so, as he d done all his life since before 1881 when he founded The Ramblers Sketch Club in his home state of Indiana.
The Manhattan Beach Art Center s virtual exhibit, "Rediscovered: The Life and Art of AC Conner and Eva Joseph Goldsheid" is available to view this weekend.