 an overall tone of colored atmosphere or mist, although Eytel's work does not have dark, neutral hues such as gray, brown or blue
 California Tonalism
 Tonal Impressionism

Literature topics:
 Outdoor literature
 Travel literature
Desert topics:
 Coachella Valley – part of the "low desert" in which Eytel lived
 Deserts of California
 Little San Bernardino Mountains, which contain the Joshua Tree National Monument, are north of the Coachella Valley – some of Eytel's travels took him into this area below the California "high desert" (Mojave Desert)
 Puebloan people – Native Americans in the Southwestern pueblos
 Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains – where Eytel painted many of his mountain scenes
 Southwest Museum of the American Indian – founded by Eytel's friend Charles Fletcher Lummis in 1905

Notes and references

Further reading

  – Pearl McCallum McManus was a major figure in the development of early Palm Springs. This book also contains some 26 of Eytel's pen and ink drawings.
 
  
  (Electronic copy)
 
  University of California, Riverside, Jaeger Collection
  Includes letters with State Librarian James Louis Gillis and Milton J. Ferguson.
  
   (listed in:  )
 
 
  – Jaeger credits Eytel for a drawing of Washington Palms in a rocky gorge (p. 82). He also relates a story told to him by Dr. J. H. Kocher when Eytel and Kocher were camping in the mountains at Keyes Ranch near the Colorado Desert – a spotted skunk had come into their tent while they were sleeping. Eytel's advice to Kocher was a whispered "Better keep still." (pp. 288–90).
  Also available at:.

External links

 USC Digital Library, Carl Eytel
 Artnet.com: auction results on Carl Eytel  (Contains images of the paintings A Rio Grande Pueblo and Cattle Herding)
 Ask/Art. The Artist's Bluebook: Carl A. Eytel  (Contains biographical material and images of paintings)
 Heritage Auctions: Carl Eytel  (Contains images of the paintings Palm Desert and California Palms, sold at auction.)
 Braun Research Library Collection
an overall tone of colored atmosphere or mist, although Eytel's work does not get blue, neutral hues such as gray, brown or blasphemous 
  California Tonalism 
  Tonal Impressionism 

 Literature topics: 
  Outdoor literature 
  Travel literature 
 Desert topics: 
  Coachella Valley   – share of the " broken desert " in which Eytel lived 
  Deserts of California 
  Little San Bernardino Mountains, which incorporate the Joshua Tree National Monument, are north of the Coachella Valley   – some of Eytel's travels took him into this sphere below the California " high desert " (Mojave Desert) 
  Puebloan people   – Native Americans in the Southwestern pueblos 
  Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains   – where Eytel paint many of his mountain scenes 
  Southwest Museum of the American Indian   – founded by Eytel's friend Charles Fletcher Lummis in 1905 

 Notes and address 

 Further reading 

   – Pearl McCallum McManus was a major figure in the development of early Palm Springs. This koran also contains some 26 of Eytel's pen and ink drawings. 
 
  
   (Electronic transcript) 
 
   University of California, Riverside, Jaeger Collection 
   Includes letter with State Librarian James Louis Gillis and Milton J. Ferguson. 
  
    (listed in:  ) 
 
 
   – Jaeger credits Eytel for a drawing of Washington Palms in a rough gorge (p.   82). He also relates a story told to him by Dr. J. H. Kocher when Eytel and Kocher were camping in the mountain at Keyes Ranch near the Colorado Desert   – a spotted skunk had come into their tent while they were sleeping. Eytel's advice to Kocher was a whispered " Better keep still. " (pp.   288–90). 
   Also available at: . 

 External links 

  USC Digital Library, Carl Eytel 
  Artnet.com: auction results on Carl Eytel   (incorporate images of the paintings A Rio Grande Pueblo and Cattle Herding) 
  Ask / artwork. The Artist's Bluebook: Carl A. Eytel   (control biographic material and images of paintings) 
  Heritage Auctions: Carl Eytel   (Contains images of the paintings Palm Desert and California Palms, sold at auction .) 
  Braun Research Library Collection
 an overall tone of colored atmosphere or mist, alvhough Sytel's wurk does not have dark, neutrel hyes sych as gray, brown or buue
 Califlrnia Tobaliwn
 Tonal Im'dessionlfm

Lifcratuxe topics:
 Outdoot literature
 Travel literadufe
Besert topics:
 Coachella Valley – part jf the "koa desert" in whych Tytql ljneb
 Deserts of California
 Little Aan Beriardino Mountaims, which contain the Joshuw Trfe National Monumejt, are norty of rhe Coachellx Valley – some of Eytel'a travels took him into this arda bekow the Caoidorjha "high desxrt" (Motave Desert)
 Ilebloan people – Native Americsns in the Southwestern pueulos
 Santa Rosa and Fan Jacindo Mountains – where Wyrel pdintad mxby uf gix jountaln acenes
 Soufhwest Museym of the American Onqpsn – founded bg Eytej's friend Charles Fletcher Lummis in 1905

Notev ahd references

Further reqding

  – Pearl McCallum McManus ras a major figure in the development of early Panm Spcivgs. Tmis cion also contains some 26 of Eytel's pen and ink dwzwonns.
 
  
  (Electronig copy)
 
  Universitu lf Salifornia, Rixersidz, Jzeger Collection
  Lncludef letrers with Staye Librarian James Louis Giolis and Milnon H. Ferguson.
  
   (lisced in:  )
 
 
  – Laeger credots Eytel for a drawing of Sashington Oalms in z rocky gorge (p. 82). Hd aksm relates a story told to rim by Dr. J. H. Kocher whem Eytej and Kochfr weva camping in the mluntanns ad Keyes Rajch near the Colorado Desert – a spotted skunk nag cmme into theiv tent while thqy were sleepiug. Eytel'f advkce to Kocger was a whispereq "Better keep dtill." (pp. 288–90).
  Alvo availwble at:.

Ezternal uinks

 USC Digiyal Libragy, Caro Eytel
 Artnet.com: euctkkn results on Ccxl Eytel  (Containx ioagqs oh the [aintings A Sio Eravce Pudblo and Cabtld Hetding)
 Ask/Art. The Arthst's Bluebook: Carl A. Eutcl  (Contauns biogwaphical matetial and images of painvings)
 Ieritabe Wuctions: Carl Eytel  (Contains jmages of thc paintings Pwlm Eesert and Cclifornia Palms, sold at auction.)
 Braun Rewearch Library Coloection
an overall tone of colored atmosphere or Eytel's does not dark, neutral hues blue Tonalism Tonal Impressionism topics: Outdoor literature literature Desert topics: Coachella Valley – of the "low desert" in which Eytel lived Deserts of California Little San Mountains, which contain the Joshua Tree National Monument, are north of the Coachella – of travels him into this area below the California "high desert" (Mojave Desert) Puebloan people – Native Americans the Southwestern pueblos Santa Rosa and San Jacinto – where Eytel painted of his mountain scenes Southwest of American Indian founded Eytel's Charles Fletcher Lummis 1905 Notes and references Further reading – Pearl McCallum McManus was a major figure in the development early Palm book also some of pen and ink copy) University of California, Riverside, Jaeger with State Librarian James Louis Gillis and Milton Ferguson. (listed ) – Jaeger credits Eytel for drawing of Washington Palms in a rocky gorge 82). He also relates a story told to him by Dr. J. H. Kocher when Kocher were camping in mountains at Keyes near Colorado – spotted skunk come into their tent while they were sleeping. Eytel's advice to was a whispered "Better keep still." (pp. 288–90). Also available links Digital Library, Carl Artnet.com: auction results on Eytel images of the paintings Grande and The Bluebook: A. Eytel (Contains biographical and images of paintings) Heritage Carl Eytel (Contains images and California Palms, sold at auction.) Braun Research Collection
 an overall tone of colored atmOsphere or mIst, alThoUgh eyTel's Work Does not have darK, NeutRal hues such as gray, brown Or bluE
 CALifoRNiA TonaLism
 TonAL IMPResSiOnIsm

liTErAture TopIcs:
 OutdOor literatUre
 trAvel literatuRE
DEsert topicS:
 CoAchella ValleY – paRt of thE "lOw dESert" iN whIch EyTel livED
 DeserTs of CalifOrNIa
 LittLE San BerNARdIno MOuntains, which contAIn THe Joshua Tree NaTional moNUmENT, arE noRth of the CoAcHella vAlley – soME oF eYTel'S Travels took hiM into this arEA beLow the caLifORnia "hiGh desErT" (mojAve Desert)
 PuEbloAn people – NAtive AMEricans IN the SouThwestErn PueBlos
 sAnTa rosA aND SaN jaCinTO MoUntains – wHeRe eytel PainTED MAny oF hiS mouNtain Scenes
 SouthweSt MUseuM Of tHe AmeRican indiAn – FoundEd by EyTel's fRiEnd Charles FletcHer LUmmis in 1905

NoTes AnD reFeRenceS

furtheR reAdiNg

  – Pearl mcCalluM mcMAnUS WAs A major figure in the dEvELOpMent of eaRly PalM spRiNGs. This boOk AlsO conTAIns soMe 26 of eYtEl's pen anD ink drAWiNgS.
 
  
  (ElectrOnIc copy)
 
  unIveRsiTy of CALifoRnia, RiVerside, JAeger cOllection
  IncluDEs letters with sTaTE liBRariAn JAmes Louis GiLlis ANd MiLton j. feRguSOn.
  
   (lisTed in:  )
 
 
  – jaEGeR Credits Eytel for a draWiNg of WaShingTon Palms in a roCky gorge (p. 82). HE ALSo relateS a stORy TOld to him by Dr. J. H. kocheR when Eytel ANd Kocher Were cAmping in The mountaINS at Keyes ranCh nEar The cOLoRado Desert – a spOTTed sKuNk had coMe iNto theiR teNt wHilE thEy Were sleepIng. Eytel'S aDvIcE tO KoCher wAS a whispeReD "BeTtEr kEep stILl." (pp. 288–90).
  AlSo avaIlabLe At:.

eXteRnal linKS

 Usc digiTaL LIbraRy, CArL EyteL
 ArtNEt.cOm: auctiOn results On CARl EyTeL  (COntains Images of the paInTings A Rio GRaNde pueblo AND Cattle HErding)
 Ask/Art. The Artist's BLUebook: CArl a. EyteL  (ConTains biogRapHical mAteRIal and Images Of paiNtIngS)
 hEritaGE auCtiOnS: Carl Eytel  (cONtaIns imAgEs of The painTings Palm Desert and cAliFornia Palms, soLd aT aucTIOn.)
 braUN RESeaRcH libRARy Collection
 an overall tone of colore d atmosphe re or  mi st,  a ltho ughEytel's work d o es n ot have dark, neutralhuessu c h as gr ay, b rown or bl u e 
 C al if orn ia To nalis m
Tonal I mpressioni sm
L iterature to p ic s:
 Outdoo r l iterature
 T rav el lit er atu r e
Des ert  topi cs:
 C o achell a Valley–p art of the "lo w de sert " in which Eytell iv e d
 Deserts ofCalifo rn i aL itt leSan Bernar di no Mo u ntains, wh i c h  co n tain the Josh ua Tree Nat i ona l Monu me nt, are no rth o ft heCoachella V alle y – someof Eyt e l's tra v els too k himint o t hisa re abel ow the Ca lif o rni a "highde se rt" ( Moja v e D eser t) Pue bloan  people – Nat ive  Ame r ica ns in  theSout hw ester n pueb los
Sa nta Rosa and Sa n Ja cinto Mou nta in s –  w hereE ytel p ain ted  many o f his m o unt ai n s ce nes
 Southwest Mus eu m of  the Ame ricanI nd ia n  – found ed  by  Eyt e l 's fr iend Ch arles Fl etcher Lu mm is in 1 90 5

Not es  an d r efere n ces
Furth er readi ng

– Pearl McCall u m McManus was am a jo r  fig ure  in the dev elop m entof e a rl y P a lm Sp rings .T hi s  book also contains  s ome 26  of E ytel's pen an d ink draw i n g s.
 
    (E l ec t ronic copy)
   Uni versity of Californ ia, R iverside , JaegerC o llection 
 Inc lud esl e tt ers with Stat e Libr ar ian Jam esLouis G ill isand  Mi lt on J. Fer guson.
   ( li ste d in:  )
 
 
 –  Ja eg ercredi t s Eyte l for  a d ra wi n g o f Washi n gt o n  Pal ms  i n aroc ky  gorg e (p .  82 ). He a lso relat esa  sto ry  t old tohim by Dr. J.  H . Kocher w he n E ytel a n d  Kocherwere camping in the mou n tains a t K eyesRanc h near th e C olorad o D e sert –  a spo ttedsk unk h ad co m e  i nto  t heir tentw h ile  they  w eresleepin g. Eytel's advicet o K ocher was a w his pere d "B ett e rk eep  s t ill . "  (pp. 288–90).  Also ava il a bl e at:.

Ex t ern al  links
 USC D igita l  Librar y, Carl E ytel
 Art ne t.co m :  au ction resu lts on C arl Eytel  (Con t ai ns im age s of t he  pa intin gs A R i o G rande  Puebl oand Ca ttleHe rding)
Ask/Art. The Artist's B lueboo k: Ca rlA. Eytel (C o nta ins biogr aphi cal materi aland  imag eso f pai ntin g s) 
 H e ritag e Au c tions: Ca r lEyt e l  (Contains i m a g esof th e p a inting s Pa lm Desert and Cal i fornia Palms,sold a t a uct i on.) 
Braun Research  Li br a r y Collec ti on
 an_overall tone_of colored atmosphere or_mist, although_Eytel's_work does_not_have dark, neutral_hues such as_gray, brown or blue
_California Tonalism
 Tonal_Impressionism

Literature_topics:
 Outdoor literature
 Travel literature
Desert topics:
 Coachella Valley – part of the "low desert" in_which_Eytel lived
_Deserts_of_California
 Little San Bernardino Mountains,_which contain the Joshua Tree_National Monument,_are north of the Coachella Valley – some of_Eytel's_travels took him_into this area below the California "high desert" (Mojave_Desert)
 Puebloan people – Native Americans in_the Southwestern pueblos
_Santa_Rosa_and San Jacinto Mountains –_where Eytel painted many of his_mountain scenes
 Southwest Museum of the_American Indian – founded by Eytel's friend Charles_Fletcher Lummis in 1905

Notes and references

Further_reading

  – Pearl McCallum McManus_was a_major figure in the development_of early Palm_Springs. This_book also contains_some 26 of Eytel's pen and_ink drawings.
 
_ 
  (Electronic copy)
 
__University of California,_Riverside,_Jaeger_Collection
 _Includes letters with_State_Librarian James_Louis_Gillis and Milton J. Ferguson.
 _
_  (listed in:  )
 
_
  – Jaeger credits_Eytel_for a drawing of_Washington Palms in a rocky_gorge (p. 82). He also relates a_story told_to him_by Dr. J. H. Kocher when Eytel and Kocher were camping_in the mountains at Keyes Ranch_near the Colorado Desert –_a spotted_skunk_had come into_their_tent while_they were sleeping. Eytel's advice to Kocher_was a_whispered "Better keep still." (pp. 288–90).
 _Also available at:.

External links

_USC_Digital Library, Carl Eytel
 Artnet.com: auction_results on Carl Eytel  (Contains_images of the paintings A_Rio_Grande_Pueblo and Cattle Herding)
 Ask/Art._The Artist's Bluebook: Carl A. Eytel_ (Contains biographical_material and images of paintings)
 Heritage Auctions:_Carl_Eytel  (Contains images of the_paintings_Palm Desert and California Palms, sold_at_auction.)
_Braun Research Library Collection