Gallery Representation
- J. W. Young Gallery, Chicago, Illinois (1910s, 1920s)
- Southby Salon, Hollywood, California, Los Angeles, (Late 1920s)
- Montmatre Cafe Salon, Hollywood, California (Late 1920s)
- Kievits Gallery, Vista del Arroyo Hotel, Pasadena, California, (1920s)
- Kievits Gallery, Flintridge Hotel, Flintridge, California, (1920s)
- Ainsle Galleries, Los Angeles, California, (1920s, 1930s)
- Isley Galleries, Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles, (1930s)
- Desert Art Gallery, Palm Springs, California (1930s)
- R.C. Vose Galleries, Boston (1929–1941)
- Stendahl Galleries, Los Angeles (1930s)
- Desert Inn Gallery, Palm Springs (1930s, 1940s)
- Doug Jones Gallery, La Jolla, California (1960s, 1970s)
- Zantmann Gallery, Carmel, California (1970s)
- Howard Morseburg Galleries, Los Angeles, California, Portrait Commissions (1970s)
- Jeffrey Morseburg, West Hollywood, California, Estate Representation
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