Northwest Salmon Fishermen

Dateprobably 1941

Maker Rudolph Franz Zallinger born Irkutsk, Siberia, 1919; died Branford, Connecticut, 1995

Object number2018.6

ProvenanceThe artist's family, to his daughter, Kristina Zallinger

Photo CreditPhoto: Elizabeth Mann

Credit LineGift of Kristina Zallinger

Dimensions14 x 16 in. (35.6 x 40.6 cm)

MediumOil and charcoal on illustration board

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Northwest Salmon Fishermen

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Object number: 43.34

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Object number: 40.59

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Object number: 2013.6.2

Illumination: “Tradat” from the Book of Kells, 7th-8th Century Irish Illuminating, from the series, Examples of Illumination and Heraldry, Federal Public Works of Art Project, Region #16, Washington State

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Object number: 2013.6.13

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Object number: 2013.6.14

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Object number: 2018.5.11

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Object number: 34.137

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1941

Object number: 42.30

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Northwest Salmon Fishermen