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2005.1.39
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Oil portrait of Victor Denny, Jr., by Charles A. Veteto, 1979
Order an ImageVictor Denny (1903-1979) was the grandson of early Seattle settlers David and Louisa Denny. He headed the Seattle office of Blyth & Co., an investment firm, for many years. He was also United States Tennis Association president from 1958-1959, and president of the Pacific Northwest Tennis Association for thirteen years. Not much is known about the artist Charles Veteto except that he was a local painter.
ID Number: 2005.1.39
Date: 1979
Physical Description: 1 Painting; oil, canvas; Art: 29.5 in.H x 24.5 in.W, Frame: 38.625 in.H x 33.5 in.W
Place Made: United States of America, WASHINGTON, Seattle
Credit: MOHAI, 2005.1.39
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