SUMMER IN THE NORTHWEST
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WARM AND SUNNY NEAR THE WATER...
New small paintings by Northwest favorite John Moilanen are full of summer light!
WITH SNOW STILL IN OUR MOUNTAINS...
Rare original photomicrographs of snow by Wilson Bentley
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“Snow Crystal 5”
Wilson A. Bentley
Photomicrograph
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“Window Frost 2”
Wilson A. Bentley
Photomicrograph
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“Snow Crystal 4”
Wilson A. Bentley
Photomicrograph
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MARK YOUR CALENDAR
Thursday, July 16, 6:00 to 7:30 p.m.
Florentine Callas
Monotype
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APRIL RICHARDSON
will be in the gallery demonstrating
the unique and painterly process of monotype.
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CONTINUING THROUGH OCTOBER
THE ALASKA-YUKON-PACIFIC CENTENNIAL
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From May through October of this year, Seattle and Washington state are celebrating the centennial of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific (AYP) Exposition, held from June 11 to October 16, 1909. Originally intended to celebrate the growth of Washington since the Alaska gold rush, the exposition expanded to include the growing importance of Pacific trade.
To join the celebration, we are featuring art work illustrating Northwest history from that period. We've also added links to key AYP Centennial websites on our Links page.
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“Gold Shipment from Alaska”
Unknown
Photogravure 1907
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“Mt. Rainier from Lk. Washington”
W. D. Harney
Photogravure 1907
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“Seattle Residence District”
Unknown
Photogravure 1907
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“Eskimo Friends”
F. H. Nowell
Photogravure
1905
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“Fort Astoria 1811”
Unknown
Lithography 1889
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“The King of the Seas
in the Hands of the Makahs”
Asahel Curtis
Photogravure 1910
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“Along the Waterfront,
Tacoma”
Unknown
Lithograph 1888
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“Washington Territory”
George Cram
Color engraving 1887
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“Seattle Homes”
Unknown
Lithograph c. 1880
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Come in to browse history, sailing, snowflakes, and much more! Summer is a great time for a walk in our neighborhood.
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