Fine Arts
Found in 168 Collections and/or Records:
Portland Art Class records
Portland Art Class was an organization devoted to the appraisal of art and to the stimulation of art interests in Portland. Records include minutes, membership accounts, financial documents, programs, constitution, ephemera, correspondence, and membership rosters.
Portland Hotel lithograph
Lithograph depicting the Portland Hotel in Portland, Oregon, and horse-drawn vehicles traveling by in the foreground.
Portland scenes
Watercolor reproductions of Newman Myrah's "Portland Scenes" series. Scenes include the Pioneer Courthouse, the Skidmore Fountain, the U.S.S. Oregon, the Portland Hotel, streetcars, and the Morrison Bridge.
Portland: the Rose City
Color poster featuring a photograph by A. M. Prentiss of Portland, Oregon, with Mount Hood in the distance.
La poste aux chiens des Kamtschadales
Color lithograph depicting people of Kamchatka with a dogsled. Titles in French.
Maurice A. Price scrapbooks on C. S. Price
Three scrapbooks compiled by Maurice A. Price (1891-1966) of Portland, Oregon, containing clippings, photographs, correspondence, catalogs, and ephemera relating to Price's brother, artist C. S. Price (1874-1950). C. S. Price achieved fame later in his life, when he was living in Portland.
Alexander Phimister Proctor papers
Collection includes drafts of Alexander Phimister Proctor's autobiography; contracts; correspondence; sketches of animals, Native people, and various sculpting projects; magazine articles by Proctor; and scrapbooks.
Edward B. Quigley collection
Edward Burns Quigley (1894-1984) was a Western artist and sculptor. Collection includes sketchbooks with cartoon impressions of Quigley's experiences in France during World War I; posters and paintings; reproductions of pencil sketches of Oregon scenery; scrapbooks containing newspaper and magazine articles regarding Quigley and his work; and a first draft layout of Carl Gohs' book "Ed Quigley, Western Artist."
Lithograph depicting the residence of A. H. Reynolds, Walla Walla, Washington Territory
Lithograph depicting a house with a picket fence and boardwalk in front, and a pedestrian passing by. The lithograph was excised from the second volume of "History of the Pacific Northwest: Oregon and Washington," published by the North Pacific History Company of Portland, Oregon, in 1889.
Oral history interview with Clyde Rice
Oral history interview with Clyde Rice conducted by Rick Harmon from January 22 to March 13, 1985. Rice was an author from Portland, Oregon, and he discusses his novel "A Heaven in the Eye," as well as his family background and early life, his marriages, and his father's flavor extract business.