Giclée print on archival paper from original watercolor
10"x 12" - $120
12"x 14" - $140
Enjoy both fine art watercolor illustrations of
Malaga Cove Library and Malaga Cove School in your home!
Malaga Cove School
I went to first grade here and I can still remember running with one of my classmates across the big field looking for four leaf clovers, hoping to find fairies hiding in the grass.
Malaga Cove School spreads across from the bluffs with a magnificent view of the ocean across the Santa Monica Bay.
Romayne Martin, one of the most influential women in the early years of the Palos Verdes Project, was the driving force in creating both the Palos Verdes Unified School District and the Palos Verdes Library District.
She was out on the site, shovel in hand, for the ground breaking and planting the first tree. Malaga Cove School officially opened in 1926 with 35 students K through 8. The building was awarded most notable architecture for a Southern California school in 1925-26
Romayne Martin was the driving force in the creation of the Palos Verdes Library District and the Palos Verdes Unified School District.
- Please visit the Palos Verdes Library District for more insightful information about the history of the Palos Verdes Peninsula - www.pvld.org/localhistory