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<span style="color:#006400">'''ABBOTT, Meredith Brooks'''</span> (b. 1938), fourth of five children to San Miguel Island lessee, [[BROOKS, Robert Larkin|Robert Larkin Brooks]]. "Kai", as she has been known since childhood to her friends, became an accomplished professional artist, whose landscape paintings are widely collected. | <span style="color:#006400">'''ABBOTT, Meredith Brooks'''</span> (b. 1938), fourth of five children to San Miguel Island lessee, [[BROOKS, Robert Larkin|Robert Larkin Brooks]]. "Kai", as she has been known since childhood to her friends, became an accomplished professional artist, whose landscape paintings are widely collected. | ||
She married Duncan Abbott in 1967 and they had 3 children: twins, Robert (writer; UCSB) and William (Wesleyan, CT) —twins; and daughter Whitney (b. 1972). | |||
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ABBOTT, Meredith Brooks (b. 1938), fourth of five children to San Miguel Island lessee, Robert Larkin Brooks. "Kai", as she has been known since childhood to her friends, became an accomplished professional artist, whose landscape paintings are widely collected.
She married Duncan Abbott in 1967 and they had 3 children: twins, Robert (writer; UCSB) and William (Wesleyan, CT) —twins; and daughter Whitney (b. 1972).
- Meredith Brooks [Abbott] (1938- )
- 1991. Klein, Hilary Dole. Meredith Brooks Abbott Art of California 4(1) January 1991. p. 23-27
- [original in SCIF archives]
IN THE COLLECTION OF THE SANTA CRUZ ISLAND FOUNDATION:
[measurements are height x width; sight]
- [unnamed] (Fennel by Bosque Cabrillo, Prisoners' Harbor, Santa Cruz Island, 1988?)
- oil on board
- 10-¼ x 13-¼"
- [unnamed] [Chapel] n.d.
- oil on linen
- 8-¾" x 11-¾"
- The Old Slaughterhouse, Santa Cruz Island 1991
- oil on linen
- 12-3/4" x 8-¾""
- Road Through the Creek Bottom, Santa Cruz Island October 1988
- oil on board
- 12" x 16"
- Stanton Ranch
- oil on canvas
- 14-½" x 20"
