Born in Portland, ME on May 1, 1869, Stella Trask came to California in
1878 and settled in Oakland. She studied art locally at the Mark
Hopkins Institute, with Lorenzo Latimer, William Lees Judson, and
Arthur Best.
She died in Oakland on April 26, 1940.
Her painting subjects include adobes, missions, and scenes of the Monterey Peninsula.
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SFAA, 1903-18; Starr King Fraternity (Oakland), 1905; Del Monte Art
Gallery (Monterey), 1912; Sorosi (showing 500 of 715 characters). |
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