Cree house II 1956 (Bradley Giles)

Cree House II 1956 depicts one of architect Albert Frey's (1903-1998) iconic homes of the last mid century, on the rocky foothills of Cathedral City, California. It represents a pivotal intersection of architecture, regional identity, and contemporary California realism. It is one of the most recognized examples of Desert Modern architecture in the Coachella Valley, making this painting particularly significant to collectors of Palm Springs modernism and architectural art, positioning it as a long-term collectible within the evolving Palm Springs, national and international art markets.