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Glass and steel sculpture by Doris Chase, 1997
Order an ImageDoris Totten Chase (1923-2008) was a leading Northwest artist for almost 50 years and a member of the Northwest School. A native of Seattle, she studied architecture at the University of Washington. She also studied oil painting with Russian émigré artist Jacob Elshin, with Mark Tobey, and with Greek artist Nickolas Damascus. Chase worked as a painter for fifteen years, then as a sculptor for a decade, before entering the world of video art. Chase’s sculptural installations and pioneering work in video are recognized around the world, including her sculptures "Changing Form" in Seattle’s Kerry Park and "Moon Gates" at Seattle Center.
ID Number: 2004.64
Date: 1997
Creator(s):
Chase, Doris Totten, Artist
Physical Description: 1 Sculpture; glass, steel; 10 in.H x 7.5 in.W x 15 in.D
Place Made: United States of America, WASHINGTON, Seattle
Credit: MOHAI, 2004.64
Subjects:
Visual Arts
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