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AEDGeorge Mathis (1909-1977) Sierra Railroad Print, “Chinese Hill”
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TimedMay 3, 2026 - May 17, 2026
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- Lot Description
George Mathis was born in Seattle Washington in 1909 and majored in art at Washington State University, where he studied under William McDermitt. After graduating, he moved to the San Francisco Bay Area and worked as a commercial artist. He eventually relocated to Gold Rush country in 1948 and lived in Nevada city. He is best known for his drawings and paintings of the mother load region.
This pencil signed print shows Sierra railroad engine number 38 pushing railroad cars up Chinese Hill near Chinese Camp, California. The Sierra railroad is known for its stops in cities and locations such as Oakdale, Warnerville, Cooperstown, Chinese Camp, Jamestown, Sonora, and Angels Camp.
Dimensions: 27.75” x 23.75” framed. 19” x 15” sight
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Condition
Not examined out of frame. Visually presents excellent.
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