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Born in Saint Louis, Missouri in 1913, Friedolin Kessler studied at Washington University. He arrived in California in 1935, and was the camp artist for the Civilian Conservation Corps. He co-founded the Art League in San Jose, California, and opened his own commercial art gallery there. He was a painter, mosaic maker and printmaker. He exhibited in San Jose, Laguna Beach, Portland, Oregon, and Washington, DC. He died in 1995.
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