Fine Arts
Found in 169 Collections and/or Records:
Karl F. Koch charcoal drawing of a train car
Charcoal drawing of a train car on blocks by Karl F. Koch (1888-1975). Koch was an artist who worked as art department director for the Portland, Oregon branch of the Foster and Kleiser Company.
Life in Vanport prints
Lithograph of Native man in winter dress from Costume of the Russian Empire
Hand-colored lithograph depicting a Native man of the Aleutian Islands in winter attire. The lithograph is Plate 60 from the 1811 edition of "Costume of the Russian Empire," published by Edward Harding.
Lithograph of Portland and Mt. St. Helens
Lithograph of Portland and Mt. St. Helens.
Lithographs from "A report: in the form of a journal"
Lithographs produced for the book "A report: in the form of a journal," depicting scenes from Osborne Cross's exploratory expedition across the United States, including the Snake River, the Columbia River, The Dalles, and others.
Lithographs of Russian costume
Colored lithographs taken from an unidentified Italian almanac depicting dwellings, people, and clothing of "Kamciadali," the people of Kamchatka, Russia, and the clothing of "Tungusi" and "Telenli," the people of Tunguska in Siberia.
Oral history interview with Frederic Littman
Oral history interview with Frederic Littman conducted by Charles Digregorio on February 6, 1974. Littman discusses his career as a sculptor in Portland, Oregon.
Lovejoy Columns restoration and relocation records
Oral history interview with Marjorie McDonald
Oral history interview with Marjorie McDonald conducted by Edna Kovacs on October 21, 1989. McDonald was the first Russian language high school teacher in the United States and became an artist after her retirement in 1963.
Oral history interview with Wayne McDonald
Oral history interview with Wayne McDonald conducted by Ray Neufer around 1980. McDonald discusses painting a mural on a building at Beaver Acres Elementary School in Beaverton, Oregon.