The Mad Fiddler (1993). Inspired by a poem from Fernando Pessoa’s Goblin Dance, about the Mad Fiddler whose playing wakes us to our search for happiness. Matt Leach plays his grandfather’s violin. Acrylic on canvas (28” x 48”). Hand signed: Stevenson. Stevenson/Leach Studios. SKU: CS199315
Sign by Matt Leach for the Mendocino Stevenson/Leach Studio, “Fine Art for Public and Private Places.”
Chester Anderson (1970). Photo by Todd Santos.
Antonia Lamb (1970). Photo by Todd Santos.
Chester Anderson (c. 1973). Mendocino.
2 Camels (1996) was painted on Charles Marchant Stevenson’s return from a journey to Egypt. We eavesdrop on a pair of camels checking out chicks. Translation: First Camel, “Which one do you like?” Second Camel, “That one, definitely!” Acrylic on canvas (30” x 48”). Signed: Stevenson. Stevenson/Leach Studios. Original artist’s frame. SKU: CS199635*
2 Camels (1996). Charles Marchant Stevenson eavesdrops on a pair of camels checking out chicks. Translation: Camel #1 – “Which one do you like?” Camel #2 – “That one, definitely!” Acrylic on canvas (30” x 48” ). SKU: CS199635
In 1972 Stevenson directed the memorable fantasy “Which Dreamed It?”, a musical based on Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland” and “Alice Through the Looking Glass”. The libretto was written by George Sanchez and the music, by Carl Shrager, local treasures and longtime Stevenson theatre accomplices. Bottom to top: Carl Shrager, George Sanchez, Charles Marchant Stevenson (1972). Production meeting for Which Dreamed It?, an original musical based on Alice in Wonderland, performed at the Helen Schoeni Theatre at the Mendocino Art Center. Charles Marchant Stevenson was the producer.
Charles Marchant Stevenson (1964).
Charles Marchant Stevenson (2004). Original photo by Leona Walden.
