Everett Ellin was the polymathic owner
of two well-regarded art galleries in Los Angeles during the late 1950s and the early 1960s.
He invigorated the local art scene by bringing major artists from New York to Los Angeles.
He also created a vital link between technology and museums by founding the Museum Computer
Network. After leaving the art world, he worked as an entrepreneur in energy management and
medical imaging technology, as an inventor of media devices, an executive for SONY, and as a
business consultant. The papers document Ellin's professional life, including his work with
the Everett Ellin Gallery, French & Company, and the Museum Computer Network. A small
quantity of personal papers is also present.
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