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1996.01.4
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Colored drawing of Cowichan Bay by Bertha Marie Boeing, September, 1952
Order an ImageBertha Marie Potter Paschall (1891-1977) was married to William Boeing, founder of the Boeing Company. She exhibited her artistic talents in this colored drawing of Cowichan Bay located on the southeast edge of Vancouver Island. The work was a gift to her friend Virginia Denny (1905-1993), a member of the early Seattle settler family.
ID Number: 1996.01.4
Date: 1952
Physical Description: 1 Drawing; paper, pencil; 9.5 in.H x 12.25 in.W x .5 in.D (framed)
Credit: MOHAI, 1996.01.4
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