New Book First to Detail Palm Beach’s Visual Arts History

In the 1920s, painter Frank von Hausen climbed into his Lincoln Phaeton convertible and drove from Maine to Palm Beach, where he set up a studio on Worth Avenue. Von Hausen continued to work in Palm Beach for 50 years. He flourished by painting portraits of local luminaries such as multi-millionaire Edward Stotesbury and architect Addison Mizner, as well as a posthumous likeness of Henry Flagler.

Source: PalmBeachDailyNews.com

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