with tree in foreground, home in distance, on canvas, Impressionist, San Francisco artist, on canvas, image area 24" X 48" plus frame........Mildred Albronda (MIAL) sold more than 400 paintings during her prolific 12 years as a fine art painter. An art class in 1960 with Warren Brandon was her first serious attempt to begin painting. She had art lessons and inspiration from the following artist teachers: Warren Brandon, Arthur Palmer, Peter Blass, Richard Yip, Jade Fong, George Post and S. C. Yuan, of Monterey. MIAL was a member of The Society of Western Artists, The Marin Society of Artists, San Francisco Woman's Artists and later a board member, and The Diversified Art League.In 1962, Albronda became an owner, partner in an art gallery in San Francisco, and sold and rented 100's of her paintings. She resigned in 1967.Best known for her oil paintings of the San Francisco Bay and surrounding area, MIAL also liked the Monterey Bay area, Mendocino Coast, Angwin, California (White Cottage Ranch), Golden Gate Park and her beloved Edgewood Avenue in San Francisco.From her early art showings on the fence at Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco and having two paintings on exhibit in the De Young Museum of San Francisco, MIAL believed she had accomplished her goal as a fine artist .She died on November 29, 1998

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