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Image Not Available for Corner of Apablasa St. and Alameda – showing the balcony of the “Biltmore” (the building which runs from Alameda on the North side of Apablasa back its length facing at the jog in Apablasa and as it was considered a high class building, it came to be known as “The Biltmore”. The Soo Hoo family lived here for a time.) The red brick building across the street is F. Sie On’s home – Trees showing in back of it are in the Plaza.
Corner of Apablasa St. and Alameda – showing the balcony of the “Biltmore” (the building which runs from Alameda on the North side of Apablasa back its length facing at the jog in Apablasa and as it was considered a high class building, it came to be known as “The Biltmore”. The Soo Hoo family lived here for a time.) The red brick building across the street is F. Sie On’s home – Trees showing in back of it are in the Plaza.
Image Not Available for Corner of Apablasa St. and Alameda – showing the balcony of the “Biltmore” (the building which runs from Alameda on the North side of Apablasa back its length facing at the jog in Apablasa and as it was considered a high class building, it came to be known as “The Biltmore”. The Soo Hoo family lived here for a time.) The red brick building across the street is F. Sie On’s home – Trees showing in back of it are in the Plaza.

Corner of Apablasa St. and Alameda – showing the balcony of the “Biltmore” (the building which runs from Alameda on the North side of Apablasa back its length facing at the jog in Apablasa and as it was considered a high class building, it came to be known as “The Biltmore”. The Soo Hoo family lived here for a time.) The red brick building across the street is F. Sie On’s home – Trees showing in back of it are in the Plaza.

Maker (American, 1871 - 1955)
ClassificationsPAINTINGS
Mediumoil sketch, possibly on board
Dimensionsoverall: 1 × 13 3/4 × 3/4 in. (2.5 × 34.9 × 1.9 cm.)
SignedSigned in lower right: Jackson
InscribedInscribed on verso of frame: #15
Credit LineThe Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens. Gift of Lori Leong
Status
Not on view
Object number2022.16.15
John W. Winkler
1919
Object number: 2021.5.32