Use La Flecha and Lilian Rice as documented context
The Rancho Santa Fe Historical Society says it is housed in La Flecha House, one of architect Lilian Rice's early designs and the community's Landmark Number 1. The Association's history separately describes Rice's Spanish Colonial Revival work in the Village and the Covenant adopted in 1928. These records support architectural research, but not a claim that an unrelated artwork has local provenance or institutional approval.
Document the offered object on its own merits: artist, title, date, medium, support, dimensions, weight, edition information, condition, and substantiated ownership history. Request recent photographs of the front, reverse, edges, signature, labels, frame, and mounting system. If a listing invokes Rice, La Flecha, the Covenant, or another local association, obtain the underlying document and describe exactly what it proves without extending the claim.



