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Pen and ink drawing, "Lake Washington Ship Canal near N Canal Street and 1st Avenue NW," Seattle, Washington, by Victor Steinbrueck, ca. 1970s
Order an ImageVictor Steinbrueck (1911-1985) was a local architect and served on the faculty at the University of Washington. He was active in preserving Seattle's Pioneer Square and Pike Place Market, and a strong proponent of the city's social services, low-income housing, and the local parks. Steinbrueck's love and admiration for this city and its unique aspects can be seen in this modest pen and ink drawing of the Lake Washington Ship Canal.
ID Number: 2013.91.2
Date: Circa 1970
Creator(s):
Steinbrueck, Mr. Victor, Artist
Physical Description: 1 Drawing; paper, ink, cardboard, glass, plastic; Art: 11 in.H x 14 in.W; Frame: 17.5 in.H x 19.75 in.W x .5 in.D
Place Made: United States of America, WASHINGTON, Seattle
Credit: MOHAI, 2013.91.2
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