Fine Arts
Found in 168 Collections and/or Records:
Oregon - the new bridge across the Willamette at Portland
Lithograph depicting the second Morrison Bridge, opened in 1905, with its swing-span opened to river traffic.
Oregon World Organization of China Painters collection
Papers and albums related to the Oregon World Organization of China Painters, compiled by longtime member and porcelain art teacher Jan Byerlee. Materials include records of the organization; Porcelain Art Month proclamations signed by President Jimmy Carter and various Oregon governors; newspaper articles and clippings; loose photographs; and albums with photographs, papers and ephemera.
Oral history interview with Henk Pander
Oral history interview with Henk Pander conducted by Charles Digregorio on July 28, 1978. Pander discusses his career as an artist in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and in Portland, Oregon.
Gustav Partington sketch of an Asian child
Hand colored print depicting an unidentified Asian child, seated and looking to the right.
Roi Partridge portrait of Eve Mowrey
Photocopy of a drawing of Eve Mowrey by the artist and printmaker Roi Partridge.
Pays de la Nouvelle Albion
Engraving of the Pacific Coast at 45°N latitude with Cape Lookout, Oregon, and the Three Brothers in the distance, circa 1750-1799, 26.9 x 35 cm. Titles are in French.
Lucius Pease sketches of Alaskan miners
Pen, ink, and pencil sketches of miners at Seventy Mile, Alaska, inscribed by the artist. Lucius Curtis Pease (1869-1963), an American editorial cartoonist and journalist during the first half of the 20th century. He was a miner in Alaska for 5 years before beginning a career in art, and was an illustrator for the Oregonian newspaper.
Oral history interviews conducted by Robert H. Peirce about the Portland Art Museum
Audio recordings of oral history interviews and conversations with people associated with the Portland Art Museum. The interviews were conducted over a period of three years, from approximately 1990 to 1993. Most were conducted by Robert Peirce, who was then the librarian at the art museum. Interviewees include Bob Sitton, Bill Foster, Clyde Rice, William Givler, Pietro Belluschi, Marian Kolisch, Francis J. Newton, Robert O. Lee, and members of the Portland Art Museum Women's Council.
Edith Penman etching
Etching depicting a stream and a small bridge. Edith Penman (1860-1929) was a British-born artist known for floral still-life paintings and pottery.
The Pioneer Courthouse: home of the U.S. Court of Appeals
Photocopy pen and ink drawing of the Pioneer Courthouse in Portland, Oregon, by Alec Stern.