Dry Country

Date1955

Maker Guy Anderson born Edmonds, Washington, 1906; died La Conner, Washington, 1998

Object number56.269

Exhibition HistorySeattle, Washington, United States Information Agency, "Eight American Artists", organized and shown by the Seattle Art Museum, 1957. Pacific circuit: Seoul; Taegu; Tokyo; Kobe; Kyoto; Nagoy; Matsuyama; Hiroshima; Kukuoka; Osaka; Sapporo; Sendai; Manila; Wellington; Auckland; Melbourne; Sydney; 1957-58 (1957) Bellevue, Washington, Bellevue Art Museum, "Early Northwest Watercolors From Northwest Collections", May 30 - July 12, 1987 (05/30/1987 - 07/12/1987) Olympia, Washington, Governor's Mansion, August 31, 1982-September 1, 1983 (08/31/1982 - 09/01/1983) Seattle, Washington, Seattle Art Museum, "Northwest Traditions", June 29 - December 10, 1978. Circuit: Des Moines Art Center, IA, 3/19/79 - 4/29/79 (06/29/1978 - 04/29/1979) Tacoma, Washington, Kittredge Gallery, University of Puget Sound, "Northwest Art", 1969 (1969) Tacoma, Washington, Tacoma Art Museum, "Guy Anderson Retrospective", 1968(1968) Mount Vernon, Washington, Skagit Valley College, "Festival of the Arts", 1964 (1964) Tacoma, Washington, Kittredge Gallery, University of Puget Sound, "Northwest Art", 1963. (1963) Seattle, Washington, Seattle World's Fair, Playhouse Lobby, 1962 (1962) Seattle, Washington, Seattle Art Museum, "Guy Anderson", October 12 - November 6, 1960. (10/12/1960 - 11/06/1960) Tacoma, Washington, Tacoma Art League Gallery, "Guy Anderson Exhibition", 1960 (1960)Published ReferencesKingsbury, Martha and Sarah Clark. "Northwest Traditions." Seattle, WA: Seattle Art Museum, 1978, p. 37 Kittredge Art Gallery, University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, Washington, "Northwest Painting", 1969, cat. #25 "Journal of Seattle District DentalSociety", March, 1966, cover ill. Kittredge Gallery, University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, Washington, "Northwest Art", 1963, cat. #32 Albi, G.G. and G.B. Peck, "The Artists of Puget Sound", 1962, Pl. 1 Seattle, Washington, Seattle Art Museum, "Guy Anderson", 1960, cover ill.

Credit LineEugene Fuller Memorial Collection

Dimensions30 1/4 x 40 1/4 in. (76.8 x 102.2 cm)

MediumWatercolor and pastel on cardboard