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Lucia Kleinhans Mathews
Nationality: 
american
Gender: 
Male
Birth Date: 
1870
Death Date: 
1955
Born 29 August 1870 in San Francisco. Married Arthur Mathews in 1894. Lived in San Francisco until 1951. Died in Los Angeles 14 July 1955.
Architectural element: Arch, Shepherd, Sheep and Burning Bush
Architectural element: Arch, Shepherd, Sheep and Burning Bush
Architectural element: Lunette of Four Women
Architectural element: Lunette of Four Women
Architectural element: Lunette of Masonic Emblems
Architectural element: rectangular panel
Architectural element: rectangular panel
Architectural element: rectangular panel
Architectural element: rectangular panel
Cover for Vol. One, No. 1, in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1907), vol. 1Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1907), vol. 1
Cover for Vol. One, No. 1, in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1907), vol. 1Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1907), vol. 1
Endow the lazy institution and you rob all worthy individuals. .., page preceding issue no. 12 in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 3
Endow the lazy institution and you rob all worthy individuals. .., page preceding issue no. 12 in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 3
Free rear endpaper in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1907), vol. 1
Free rear endpaper in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1907), vol. 1
Front free endpaper in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 2
Front free endpaper in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 2
Front free endpaper in the book,Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1907), vol. 1
Front free endpaper in the book,Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1907), vol. 1
How cruel it is not to allow men to strive..., page preceding issue no. 4 in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 3
How cruel it is not to allow men to strive..., page preceding issue no. 4 in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 3
If Wine and Musick have the Pow’r,..., page following the table of contents and preceding issue no. 1 in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 3
If Wine and Musick have the Pow’r,..., page following the table of contents and preceding issue no. 1 in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 3
Landscape with Tree
Landscape with Tree
Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1907), vol. 1
Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1907), vol. 1
Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 2
Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 2
Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 3
Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 3
Rear free endpaper in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 2
Rear free endpaper in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 2
Serenely full, the epicure would say,...,..., page preceding issue no. 3 in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 3
Serenely full, the epicure would say,...,..., page preceding issue no. 3 in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 3
That eminent chemist who took his walks, .., page [169] in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 3
That eminent chemist who took his walks, .., page [169] in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 3
That Golden Age was first;, .., page preceding issue no. 9 in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 3
That Golden Age was first;, .., page preceding issue no. 9 in the book, Philopolis, A Monthly Magazine for Those Who Care (San Francisco: 1908), vol. 3

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