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Kathi Hilton (contemporary)

"Spring Dance"

"Eternal Silence"

"Radiance" Sold

Kathi is the daughter of John W. Hilton. As a young girl, she spent time in the town of Alamos as her father explored the plants, animals, and customs of Sonora, and her father writes about her in his Sonora Sketchbook. She shares her father's love of the desert, and her paintings tell the tale that she learned to paint at her father's easel. Behind the desk at the visitors center in Death Valley National Park hang a pair of paintings by John and Kathi Hilton.

Paintings by Kathi Hilton (left) and John W. Hilton (right), Death Valley National Park Visitor's Center

Sources: Sonora Sketchbook by John Hilton, 1947; Death Valley Visitor's Center, Furnace Creek, CA.