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Slate drawings: useful and instructive
Creation Date: 1924Catalog ID: 1994.1.2.76Call Number: EPH/652.1/B41s/1924[16p.]; ill.; 10.8cm; ill. wraps; Inside, ''By the use of transfer paper these drawings can be traced on to linen and then embroidered with silk.''; Intended for children -
A New Deal for the arts
Creation Date: ca. 1997Catalog ID: 2000.114.5Call Number: OVERSIZE/700.973/B968n/1997133 p.; ill. (some col.); 28 cm.; Catalog based on an exhibition of the National Archives, Washington, DC, Mar. 28, 1997-Jan. 11, 1998; Includes bibliographical references and index -
Cracker jack paint book: with complete painting outfit
Creation Date: c1914Catalog ID: 2004.46.2.175Call Number: CHILD./EPH-A/667.9/C841c/19141 v.; ill. (some col.); Painted by James K. Penfield; Item consists of pictures to be painted; originally included brush and paints -
[Design drawing for World War II Memorial]
Creation Date: 1999Catalog ID: 2010.183.6Design drawing for World War II Memorial sculpture on the Washington State Capitol Campus, Simon Kogan. Drawings in ink and pencil placed randomly on a long roll of tracing paper (a). There are several attachments, a drawing on graph paper (b), a drawing on tracing paper (c), and three drawings on yellow adhesive notes - post-its (d-f). These are the artist's design ideas, some of which were used in the completed sculpture and some which were not. -
Block printing with linoleum: A practical manual for students and teachers . . .
Creation Date: 1934Catalog ID: 2004.106.1.71Call Number: PAM/761.3/F853b/193440 p.; ill.; 22 cm. -
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[George Washington]
Creation Date: ca. 1939Catalog ID: 1973.52.156Oversized medallion cast in plaster, with profile portrait of U.S. President George Washington in high sculptural relief. Made by Seattle sculptor James A. Wehn. The figure is shown wearing a military uniform jacket, with hair in a ponytail. Roman numerals "MDCCCLXXXIX" visible along center horizontal axis of medallion represent "1889" for the year Washington became a state. There are 39 stars around the perimeter of the medallion. Medallion is painted green to simulate patina. -
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[Pete Peterson, Sr. at work carving mask]
Creation Date: ca. 2005Catalog ID: 2010.57.1Skokomish Tribe artist Pete Peterson, Sr., is shown at work in his studio carving a 'Dzoonokwa' mask out of red cedar, circa 2005. -
A Gathering of Bears
Creation Date: 2009Catalog ID: 2010.123.2Digital photograph of box carving 'A Gathering of Bears,' carved yellow cedar, 2009. Artwork by Skokomish artist Pete Peteson, Sr. -
In the Spirit poster, 2007
Creation Date: 2007Catalog ID: 2007.64.54Poster design in PDF file format for the 2007 "In the Spirit" Native Art exhibition featured at the Washington State History Museum (5/12/2007-7/22/2007). "Salmon People' by Andrea Wilbur-Sigo was awarded the 2006 Best in Show award for the 2006 In the Spirit exhibition, and is the artwork featured in the 2007 poster design. The second annual "In the Spirit" Juried Art Exhibition features premier American Indian artists, many living and working in the Northwest. Last year, the art exhibition showcased Andrea Wilbur-Sigo, a Squaxin Island tribal member and a nationally-known carver. This year's exhibition held in the McClelland Gallery, is organized by the Washington State History Museum and the Evergreen State College Longhouse Cultural and Education Center. -
WSHS Digital Photography and Web Media, 2011: Klee Wyk exhibition photography series; Bhutto film presentation
Creation Date: Apr. 21, 2011Catalog ID: 2011.41.1.6WSHS Digital Photography and Web Media, 2011. This disk contains digital photography of the Washington State History Museum "Inviting the Spirit" gallery exhibition Klee Wyk: Artists on the Nisqually Flats (February 17, 2011- January 30, 2012) [20 images]; the WSHM film presentation of Bhutto produced by ITVS, on April 21, 2011, with guest commentary by Cathy Allen. 20 digital photographs archived at WSHRC.
