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Ramona (Froyland) Valencia

Ramona (Froyland) Valencia (1900 - 1988) was active/lived in California.  Ramona Valencia is known for Still life, landscape, marine, madonnas.

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Born in Oakland, California, Ramona Froyland, known as Mona, was a painter of still lifes, portraits, landscapes, marines and later in her life, Madonnas. Her parents were Mabel and Manuel Valencia, both artists who gave Ramona her early instruction. She later attended the California School of Fine Art and the Art Institute of Chicago.

Ramona Valencia was a paternal descendant of General Gabriel Valencia, the first governor of Sonora, Mexico under Spanish rule, and the great granddaughter of a man who arrived in California in 1774 and became administrator of the Presidio in San Francisco where the family received many land grants. When she was six years old, in 1906, she and her family moved to San Jose because of the destruction of the San Francisco earthquake and fire. However, the family kept close ties to San Francisco where her father kept his studio.

Beginning in the 1960s, Ramona Valencia taught art classes to children and adults from her studio in Castro Valley, C   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3089 characters.]  Artist bio

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