Fine Arts
Found in 168 Collections and/or Records:
Bernie Haynes Robynson posters
Two versions of a poster by artist Bernie Haynes Robinson, one a color version dated 1965, and the other a larger, black-and-white version dated 1971 with different wording and some different illustrations. The posters feature drawings depicting Black Americans participating in leisure activities in an earlier era, including dancing, a fish fry, a parade, and a county fair.
David Rock collection
Drawings by David Rock, some in ink and some in pencil. They include portraits of historical figures, as well as depictions of Oregon places and landscapes, wildlife and livestock, pioneer scenes, and activities.
Cleveland Rockwell papers
Roseburg, Oregon
Engraving from an unidentified book or magazine depicting scenes from 19th-century Roseburg, Oregon, including the McClallen House, W. N. Moore Groceries, H. Stanton General Merchandise, Kare Brothers Dry Goods, and Sheridan Brothers Agricultural Implements. The reverse features portraits of A. Rose, Esq. and S. Hamilton, Esq.
Mary Ross sketches of Harney County, Or.
Collection includes limited edition prints of ink sketches depicting pioneer buildings from the early years of settlement in Harney County, Oregon. Buildings include the Peter French Round Barn, Peter French Long Barn, the Howser House, and Allison Ranger Station.
Ann Haseltine Hill Russell photographic collection
Thirteen black and white copy prints of photographs related to Ann Haseltine Hill Russell, a marble sculptor and pioneer of Ashland, Oregon, and family members. Photographs include Russell with some of her marble work, and marble bows she sculpted; family members, including her son, James B. Russell, and a Russell family reunion; and the Russell home in Ashland.
Ashley R. Russell papers
Oral history interview with Arlene Schnitzer
Oral history interview with Arlene Schnitzer, conducted by Marian W. Kolisch on October 20, 1988. Schnitzer discusses operating the Fountain Gallery of Art in Portland, Oregon, which featured Pacific Northwest artists.
Ella Allen Scott collection
Collection includes pen and ink drawings done for the book "Horseback Honeymoon," 1907-1908, depicting western scenes and people.
John G. Seed collection
Pen and ink sketches depicting Champoeg, Oregon, and Francis J. Heney. John G. Seed (1883-1918) was a staff artist for the Oregon Journal.