This volume was published in conjunction with an exhibition to be presented at the Museum of Northwest Art in July 2001. It commemorates the life and achievements of artist Kenneth Callahan, who is best known as part of the "Northwest School" of painting, together with artists Guy Anderson, Morris Graves, and Mark Tobey. In addition, he was an art critic, teacher, and curator of painting at the Seattle Art Museum. Essays by Watkinson (director, Fort Wayne Museum of Art in Indiana) and writer Thomas Orton discuss his life and work, and the catalog presents color reproductions of 100-plus paintings. Oversize: 9.25x12.25

Kenneth Callahan

Arts & Photography

Callahan, Kenneth

Orton, Thomas

Watkinson, Patricia Grieve

Museum of Northwest Art

Individual Artists

Univ of Washington Pr

Robert Armour, a Seattle photo dealer and art historian with a failing career, discovers a collection of long-lost glass negatives by a great Chinese-American photographer, and enlists the aid of art hustler Parker Lange to help him cash in on his discovery

The Lost Glass Plates of Wilfred Eng

Literature & Fiction

United States

Counterpoint

Robert Armour, a Seattle photo dealer and art historian with a failing career, discovers a collection of long-lost glass negatives by a great Chinese-American photographer and enlists the aid of art hustler Parker Lange to help him cash in on his discovery. A first novel. Reprint. 15,000 first printing.

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