Permanent Collection Objects

Juneau—Douglas City Museum

2012.45.016 A—C

2012.45

Transferred from the City and Borough of Juneau.

Drawing

Drawing of Fisherman with Net Sculpture

1975

1980

A: Outlined cross—section drawing of a sculpture. Sculpture is of a fisherman holding a net in his left hand. His right arm and hand are raised above his head. He is standing on a rectangular box. Drawing includes dimension and thickness measurements. Text in the upper proper left corner reads: "CAST IN SILICON BRONZE BY THE LOST WAX PROCESS AT THE FOUNDRY OF THE ARTIST IN ALASKA." Text near the upraised hand reads: "CAST SOLID": Text near the right leg's knee reads:"TIG WLD & CASE \ (TYPICAL)". And text within the rectangle base reads:"CAST \ CONCRETE". In the lower proper right corner of the back is a hand written "#18".

B: Drawing of a fisherman statue. The man is wearing overalls, boots, a long sleeved shirt and a hat. He holds a fishing net in his left hand. His right hand is raised above his head. He stands on a rectangular base which looks like a wooded crate. In the lower proper left corner is a black "18". Near the man's right leg is handwritten text reading: "SCALE 1' = 1.5' \ TO BE FOUNDED \ IN ALASKA OF \ CAST BRONZE".

C: Drawing of a man's face and neck. Man has a full beard and full head of short cut hair. He wears a shirt with a ribbed collar. In the lower proper right corner of the back is a hand written "#18".

1980 Juneau Centennial Art Submission

Drawing
Sculpture
Centennial
Celebration
Contest
Fishing