Every year, Eleanor Creekmore Dickinson would wash the black and white stripes from her hair and scrub out the electric blue and pink streaks that helped define her as another rebellious San Francisco artist. Eleanor Creekmore Dickinson paints a model as part of a fundraiser for a museum in 1983. Courtesy of the Dickinson family Eleanor Creekmore Dickinson paints a model as part of a fundraiser for a museum in 1983. Eleanor Creekmore Dickinson paints a model as part of a fundraiser for a museum in 1983. She is survived by a sister, Louise Creekmore Senatore; three children, Peter Dickinson, Katy Dickinson and Mark Dickinson; and six grandchildren, Daniel, Lynda, Forrest, Corey, Paul and Jessica.

Source: Los Angeles Times March 17, 2017 00:22 UTC