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Santa Barbara Historical Museum exhibition catalogue, note cards and invitation.

SANTA BARBARA HISTORICAL MUSEUM

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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Thursday, September 25, 2008

ILLUSTRATED PROGRAM

3:00 p.m. Jean Stern

The Impressionist Style

3:45 p.m. Refreshment Break

4:00 p.m. Gordon McClelland

Life In California: A Journey Through the Exhibition

4:45 p.m. Exhibition Reception

Museum Courtyard

5:30 p.m. Exhibition Opening

Museum Sala

Exhibition catalogue will be available

$50 Museum Members ~ $60 Members’ Guests

Reservations required by MasterCard, VISA or check

Please RSVP by September 20

805-966-1601

THIS EXHIBITION IS MADE POSSIBLE

THROUGH THE GENEREOUS SUPPORT OF:

Anonymous

Louise Clarke & John Carbon

Astrid & Lawrence T. Hammett

Keith J. Mautino

Marlene & Warren Miller

Eleanor Van Cott

Jean Stern, an art historian and

executive director of The Irvine

Museum, is a recognized authority

on California Impressionism. He

frequently lectures on this subject,

and is the author of numerous books

and articles, including monographs

on artists such as Franz A. Bischoff,

Alson S. Clark, Sam Hyde Harris

and Elsie Palmer Payne.

Gordon McClelland has curated art

exhibitions in America and Europe for

more than thirty years. The author or

co-author of twelve books relating to

California art, he specializes in

documenting the California School

of watercolor painters from 1930 to

1970, and the history of the California

citrus industry from 1885 to 1960.

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Phone (805) 966-1601 • Fax (805) 966-1603

www.santabarbaramuseum.com

LIFE IN CALIFORNIA: 1930-1950

SCENE PAINTINGS FROM THE SALLY AND DAVID MARTIN COLLECTION

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LIFE IN CALIFORNIA: 1930-1950 SCENE PAINTINGS FROM THE SALLY AND DAVID MARTIN COLLECTION

SANTA BARBARA HISTORICAL MUSEUM136 East De la Guerra Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101

www.santabarbaramuseum.com

LIFE IN CALIFORNIA: 1930-1950 SCENE PAINTINGS FROM THE SALLY AND DAVID MARTIN COLLECTION

September 25, 2008


EXHIBITION SERIES!sents

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Set of 10 Note Cards

LIFE IN CALIFORNIA: 1930-1950SCENE PAINTINGS FROM THE SALLY AND DAVID MARTIN COLLECTION

©2008 Santa Barbara Historical Museum

Lecture Series invitation, Santa Barbara Historical Museum.

PROGRAMShanghai in the 1930s was a city of glamour and evil, of gangsters and gambling, of chic women and cunning war-lords, Art Deco skyscrapers and sprawling millionaires’ mansions. During this intriguing era, the centuries-old way of dressing and living changed forever. One never asked why someone came to Shanghai, because every foreigner was presumed to have something to hide.

Shanghai Girl Gets All Dressed Up traces the demise of the robes of antiquity and the rise of the distinctively daring dresses called cheongsam, or qi pao. As Shanghai fell under the spell of Hollywood movies, prostitutes and courtesans were the first to adopt the slinky, pared-down cheongsam, which be-came a proclamation of freedom by the women who wore it. Shanghai Girl Gets All Dressed Up brings the women and their city to vibrant life.

SPEAKERThe Museum’s Honorary Curator of Chinese Costumes, Beverley Jackson, has been a photojournalist, newspaper columnist, philanthropist and civic leader. A world-renowned authority and lecturer on Chinese culture, she is also a passionate collector of Chinese period costumes and their accessories including bound feet slippers, kingfisher jewelry and Chinese rank badges. Her literary accomplishments include the authoring of Splendid Slippers: A Thousand Years of an Erotic Tradition, Kingfisher Blue: Treasures of an Ancient Chinese Art, Shanghai Girl Gets All Dressed Up and coauthor of Ladder to the Clouds: Intrigue and Tradition in Chinese Rank.

Ms. Jackson resides in Santa Barbara, California and currently divides her time between writing, lecturing and traveling the world.

MARILYN DEYOUNG

Chairman

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Request the honor of your company in welcoming

BEVERLEY JACKSON

Presenting

Shanghai Girl Gets All Dressed Up

Friday, April 11, 2008

10:30 a.m.Illustrated Program

Historical Museum Sala

NoonGourmet Luncheon

Historical Museum Courtyard

Please Respond by the Fourth of April

Valet parking


COLLECTORS SERIES COMMITTEE

Marilyn DeYoung

Chairman

Carolyn Amory

Penny Bianchi

Carol Doane

Ann Douglas

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Melinda Mars

Wendy Minot

Heloise Power

Nancy Read

Barbara Robinson

Robin Schutte

Stefani Taliaferro

Nancie Taylor-Daley

Sherry Tilton

Eleanor Van Cott

Virginia Vanocur

Mary Williams

Peggy Wright

David S. Bisol

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We !ank the following patrons to date for !eir support and generosity:Dr. and Mrs. Alan and Ruth Heeger

Dr. and Mrs. Peter and Carolyn NovickMr. and Mrs. Chris and Ann Conway

Mr. Warren Elliott and Ms. Polly GriscomMr. and Mrs. Frederick and Linda GluckDr. and Mrs. Daniel and Donna HoneDr. and Mrs. James and Elinor LangerMr. and Mrs. Jerry and Helene Beaver

Ray and Diane HesterMr. and Mrs. Michael and Christine HollandMr. Glenn Jordan and Mr. Michael Stubbs

Dr. and Mrs. Terry and Susan NorthropMr. and Mrs. Bruce and Ida Rickborn

Ms. Carol Ann Wilburn and Mr. Charles McClintock

A Special Thank You to Bank of the West for their Support

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Cottage Cheese (1 carb) – Diet Yogurt (1 carb)

BAKERY

Muffin of the Day – Mini Bagel – Buttermilk Biscuit

Toast: White – Sourdough (1 carb)

English Muffin (2 carb)

Diet Jelly – Cream Cheese – Peanut Butter

*Please limit your selection to 3-4 carbohydrate (carb) servings per meal.

Cottage Hospital Children’s Menu.

I’m so hungry I could eat everything... do I want bananas,apples, applesauce, or a fruit cup.... a sandwich with hamor turkey and cheese or a radical peanut butter and jellysandwich... but macaroni and cheese sounds fabuloustoo... maybe I want a quesadilla with rice and beans, or apizza... of course a hamburger, no wait - I changed mymind, a cheeseburger sounds delicious. And french frieswith that please.

Tengo tanta hambre que podría . . . que quiero platános,manzanas, la salsa de manzanas, o una copa de fruta . . .un sandwich con jamón o pavo y con queso o un radicalsandwich de pasta de cacahuete y jelly . . . pero los macar-rones y el queso suenan fabuloso también . . . quizáquiero una quesadilla con arroz y frijoles, o una pizza . . .por supuesto una hamburguesa, no espera – Cambié deopinion, una hamburguesa con queso suena delicioso. Ypapas fritas con eso por favor.

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I’m hungry!¡Tengo hambre!

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BBRREEAAKKFFAASSTT ((DDEESSYYUUNNOO))

SSSS OOOO UUUU PPPP //// SSSS AAAA LLLL AAAA DDDD (((( SSSS OOOO PPPP AAAA //// EEEE NNNN SSSS AAAA LLLL DDDD AAAA ))))Chicken Noodle (Tallarin con Pollo) • Garden Salad with Ranch

EEEE NNNN TTTT RRRR EEEE ÉÉÉÉ SSSSJack Cheese Quesadilla with Rice & Beans (con Arroz y Frijoles)

Pizza: Cheese or Pepperoni (Pizza de Pepperoni o Queso)Macaroni and Cheese (Queso Fundido con Pasta)

Grilled Cheese Sandwich (Sandwich de Queso Fundido)Chicken Nuggets (Piesas de Pollo)

Hamburger or Cheeseburger (Hamburguesa o Hamburguesa con Queso)French Fries (Papas Fritas) • Fresh Fruit (Fruta Fresca) • Garden Vegetables

SSSS AAAA NNNN DDDD WWWW IIII CCCC HHHH EEEE SSSSBreads (Panes): White (Pan Blanco) • Wheat (Pan de Trigo)

Mustard • Mayonnaise • Lettuce • TomatoMeats (Carne): Ham (Jamon) • Turkey (Pavo)Cheese (Queso): American • Swiss • Cheddar

Fillings (Relleno): Tuna Salad (Ensalada de Tuna)Egg Salad (Ensalada de Huevo) • Peanut Butter & Jelly

FFFF RRRR UUUU IIII TTTT AAAA NNNN DDDD DDDD EEEE SSSS SSSS EEEE RRRR TTTT SSSS (((( FFFF RRRR UUUU TTTT AAAA SSSS YYYY PPPP OOOO SSSS TTTT RRRR EEEE SSSS ))))Applesauce (Pure de Manzanas) • Fruit Cup (Taza de Fruta)

Apple Pie (Pastel de Manzana) • Cottage Cheese (Requeson)Apple (Manzana) • Banana • Yogurt • Gelatin (Gelatina)

Chocolate Brownie (Brownie de Chocolate)Chocolate Pudding (Pudín) • Vanilla Pudding (Pudín)

Chocolate Chip Cookie • Sugar (Azúcar) CookieAnimal Crackers (Galletas de Animalitos) • Chocolate Chip Ice Cream

Vanilla Ice Cream • Orange Sherbet (Helado de Naranja)

BBBB EEEE VVVV EEEE RRRR AAAA GGGG EEEE SSSS (((( BBBB EEEE BBBB IIII DDDD AAAA SSSS ))))2% Milk (Leche Baja en Crema) • Whole Milk (Leche Entera)Nonfat Milk (Leche Descremada) • Fruit Juice (Jugo de Fruta)

Chocolate Milk (Leche de Chocolate)Milkshakes (Malteadas): Chocolate or Vanilla

Gatorade: Fruit Punch

ROOM: _________ NAME: ____________________________

LLUUNNCCHH ((AALLMMUUEERRZZOO))

SSSS OOOO UUUU PPPP //// SSSS AAAA LLLL AAAA DDDD (((( SSSS OOOO PPPP AAAA //// EEEE NNNN SSSS AAAA LLLL DDDD AAAA ))))Chicken Noodle (Tallarin con Pollo) • Garden Salad with Ranch

EEEE NNNN TTTT RRRR EEEE ÉÉÉÉ SSSSBurrito with Cheese, Rice and Beans (con Queso, Arroz y Frijoles)

Pizza: Pepperoni or Cheese (Pizza de Pepperoni o Queso)Spaghetti with Sauce and Meatballs (Spaghetti con Albondigas)Roast Turkey or Chicken with Mashed Potatoes or Steamed Rice

(Pavo o Pollo al Horno con pure de papa o arroz)Grilled Cheese Sandwich (Sandwich de Queso Fundido)

Chicken Nuggets (Piesas de Pollo)Hamburger or Cheeseburger (Hamburguesa o Hamburguesa con Queso)

French Fries (Papas Fritas) • Fresh Fruit (Fruta Fresca) • Garden Vegetables

SSSS AAAA NNNN DDDD WWWW IIII CCCC HHHH EEEE SSSSBreads (Panes): White (Pan Blanco) • Wheat (Pan de Trigo)

Mustard • Mayonnaise • Lettuce • TomatoMeats (Carne): Ham (Jamon) • Turkey (Pavo)Cheese (Queso): American • Swiss • Cheddar

Fillings (Relleno): Tuna Salad (Ensalada de Tuna)Egg Salad (Ensalada de Huevo) • Peanut Butter & Jelly

FFFF RRRR UUUU IIII TTTT AAAA NNNN DDDD DDDD EEEE SSSS SSSS EEEE RRRR TTTT SSSS (((( FFFF RRRR UUUU TTTT AAAA SSSS YYYY PPPP OOOO SSSS TTTT RRRR EEEE SSSS ))))Applesauce (Pure de Manzanas) • Fruit Cup (Taza de Fruta)

Apple Pie (Pastel de Manzana) • Cottage Cheese (Requeson)Apple (Manzana) • Banana • Yogurt • Gelatin (Gelatina)

Chocolate Brownie (Brownie de Chocolate)Chocolate Pudding (Pudín) • Vanilla Pudding (Pudín)

Chocolate Chip Cookie • Sugar (Azúcar) CookieChocolate Chip Ice Cream • Vanilla Ice Cream

Orange Sherbet (Helado de Naranja)

BBBB EEEE VVVV EEEE RRRR AAAA GGGG EEEE SSSS (((( BBBB EEEE BBBB IIII DDDD AAAA SSSS ))))2% Milk (Leche Baja en Crema) • Whole Milk (Leche Entera)Nonfat Milk (Leche Descremada) • Fruit Juice (Jugo de Fruta)Chocolate Milk (Leche de Chocolate) • Gatorade: Fruit Punch

Milkshakes (Malteadas): Chocolate or Vanilla

ROOM: _________ NAME: ____________________________

DDIINNNNEERR ((CCEENNAA))

JJJJ UUUU IIII CCCC EEEE &&&& FFFF RRRR UUUU IIII TTTT SSSS (((( JJJJ UUUU GGGG OOOO SSSS YYYY FFFF RRRR UUUU TTTT AAAA SSSS ))))Orange Juice (Jugo de Naranja)Apple Juice (Jugo de Manzana)

Grape Juice (Jugo de Uva)Banana (Platano)

Orange Slices (Secciones de Naranja)Applesauce (Pure de Manzanas)

HHHH OOOO TTTT &&&& CCCC OOOO LLLL DDDD CCCC EEEE RRRR EEEE AAAA LLLL SSSS (((( CCCC EEEE RRRR EEEE AAAA LLLL EEEE SSSS CCCC AAAA LLLL IIII EEEE NNNN TTTT EEEE SSSS YYYY FFFF RRRR IIII OOOO SSSS ))))Oatmeal (Avena) • Cream of Wheat (Crema de Trigo)

Cheerios • Rice Krispies • Cornflakes

EEEE NNNN TTTT RRRR EEEE ÉÉÉÉ SSSSCheese Omelet with Salsa (Omelet de Queso y Salsa)

Scrambled Eggs (Huevos Revueltos)Hard-Boiled Egg (Huevo Cosido)

French Toast with Syrup (Pan de Huevo con Miel)Pancakes with Syrup (Panqueques con Miel)

Bacon (Tocino Dorado) • Sausage (Salchicha)Hash Brown Potatoes (Papas Estilo Casero)

BBBB AAAA KKKK EEEE RRRR YYYY (((( PPPP AAAA NNNN EEEE SSSS ))))Muffin of the Day (Panquesito del Dia) • Biscuit (Bizcocho)

White Toast • Wheat ToastMini Bagel with Cream Cheese (con Queso Crema)

Corn Tortilla (Tortilla de Maiz) • Flour Tortilla (Tortilla de Arina)

BBBB EEEE VVVV EEEE RRRR AAAA GGGG EEEE SSSS (((( BBBB EEEE BBBB IIII DDDD AAAA SSSS ))))2% Milk (Leche Baja en Crema) • Whole Milk (Leche Entera)

Nonfat Milk (Leche Descremada) • Hot ChocolateChocolate Milk (Leche de Chocolate)

Gatorade: Fruit Punch

ROOM: _________ NAME: ____________________________

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1435 Grove Street, Healdsburg, California 95448Phone: 707 431-0880 Fax: 707 431-0860

www.extremedegree.com

Blue Casa Communications bilingual direct mail, Santa Barbara, CA.

Employee Rewards campaign, Tenet Healthcare.

Tenet Healthcare Regional Poster, Operations, Dallas, TX.

Tenet Healthcare nurse recruitment brochure.

National Nurses, Hospital and Healthcare week, Tenet Healthcare, 2004.

National Nurses, Hospital and Healthcare Week campaign, Tenet Healthcare, 2005.

Thank you.

Every day you practice the art of caring.

Caring means compassion.Skill.Enduring spirit.Teamwork.

And every day, in so many ways,you are there becauseevery moment mattersto those in need.

The Art of Caring

Celebrating National Nurses Week and May 6-12

National Hospital & Healthcare Week May 8-14

Celebrating National Nurses Week andMay 6-12National Hospital & Healthcare WeekMay 8-14

TheArt ofCaring

Thank you.


Caring means compassion.Skill.Enduring spirit.Teamwork.

And every day,in so many ways,you are there because every moment matters to those in need.

Celebrating National Nurses Week and May 6 -12National Hospital & Healthcare Week May 8 -14

The Art of Caring

Thank you.


Caring means compassion. Skill.Enduring spirit. Teamwork.

And every day, in so many ways,you are there because every moment matters to those in need.

Logo designs, Tenet Healthcare.

Miramar Systems t-shirt design for trade show.

Santa Barbara Sings logo design; poster for Arlington event.

For making this inspiring event possible we wouldlike to especially thank for their generous donations:

Prudential California RealtyVenoco, Inc.Santa Barbara Bank & TrustAnn Jackson Family Foundation~ and ~AnonymousLaurie BergHutton FoundationMontecito Bank and TrustRaytheon CompanySanta Barbara FoundationMarshall King SherrillTenet Healthcare Corporation

FRIENDS OF SANTA BARBARA SINGSLaura & Edwin Allbritton, Joanne & Aladar Ando, Anonymous,Dr. Gilbert & Carol Ashor, J.William & Helene Beaver, Jill Bishop,Jeffrey & Patricia Cotter, F. Gene & Rosemary Dixon, Jennifer Duffy,David & Ann Dwelley, Electro-Mechanical Repair, First American TitleCo., Clinton & Jeanette France, Alice Gondjian, David & Linda Hughes,Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Laura & Edward Inks, Errol Jahnke,Tina Jordan, Donald & Carol Kosterka, Dora Anne Little, Peter & SallyLombrozo, Richard & Linda Lynn, R. Bruce & Natalie McFadden, DavidMcKee, Penfield & Smith, Professional Musicians Association Local #38,M. I. & Joyce Ritchie, Paula Rudolph, Mary Louise Sanchez, C.WilliamSchlosser, Dr. Jack & Anitra Sheen, John & Hanne Sonquist,W. Van R.Spaulding, Julie Steckel, Jeanne Thayer, Sandra Scott Tyler, Lisa & Todd VanDeusen, Bettine & Lawrence Wallin, Mimi Walston, Don & Siu Zimmerman

and to those whose services made this event possibleCox CommunicationsSanta Barbara News-PressJune Beallor ProductionsMetropolitan Theater Corporation, Arlington TheaterKinko’sVentura PrintingWilson Printing

Santa Barbara City Police, Santa Barbara City Fire Department, SantaBarbara County Sheriff, Santa Barbara County Fire Department,California Highway Patrol, American Red Cross, U.S. National Color GuardMarty Blum, Lois Capps, Mike Cooley, Bruce Corwin, David Edelman &Cox Community 8 Crew, Emanuel Lutheran Church, First PresbyterianChurch, Flag Factory, Garcin Media Group, Barbara Hirsch,TheIndependent, Jensen Audio Visual, KDB, KEYT, KLITE 101.7 Catherine &Gary, KRUZ 103.3 Bill Pesso, Dave La Delfa, Lunars Pro Sound &Lighting, Marborg Industries, Martin David Design, Carol Roberts, SantaBarbara Parks Department, Santa Barbara Production Services, JasonSeymour, Christoph Snell,Television Academy of Arts and Sciences,United Boys and Girls Clubs of Santa Barbara County, Christina Zellet

and finally to Jo Anne Wasserman and the members of Santa Barbara Sings

Opera Santa Barbara ChorusQuire of VoycesSanta Barbara Choral SocietySanta Barbara Master ChoraleSanta Barbara Symphony

Go Travel

Speed away with the yearningsReject familiar presentimentsAgainst foreign scenes, forgetParents with predicamentsAnd treasured complacencies

Accept the tones of evanescenceFathom even newness dashingAlong your way and shiverWith delight when a city flashesLike a star across a river

Make joy with every enchantmentAnd push it through a happyWicket, but solemnly swear to leaveAll familiar mores behind withThe bucket in the covered well

David Dejong

Santa Barbara Singsis deeply grateful to you, our SantaBarbara community, for joining us in an evening of remembrance andgratitude. Let us never forget themessage from Jason Seymour’s mother, a passenger on Flight 11:

Remembering September 11th

Logo design, Tango swimwear, Puerto Rico.

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Logo design, Santa Rosa, CA.

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Logo design, bio-medical product, Live Tissue Connect, Santa Barbara, CA

Logo design, Santa Barbara film and video production company.

Logo design, private ranch.

Logo design for a medical device company, Santa Rosa, CA.

Logo design, Alure Medical, Inc., San Diego, CA.

Logo design, Belle Fourche, WY. In 1897, the Sundance Kid (Harry Longbaugh) robbed the Butte County Bank. He got $97.

The Butte County Bank is 97 paces from the gallery.

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Logo design for a company that specializes in Crestron control system programming. Santa Monica, CA.

Logo and web page design for a medical device company developing a percutaneous aortic tissue valve prosthesis, Santa Rosa, CA.

Logo and web design, catering company, Santa Barbara, CA.

garcin media group 2009

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