Collection:
Juneau—Douglas City Museum
Object ID:
2010.09.001
Accession#:
2010.09
Credit Line:
Transferred from the Juneau Public Library.
Object Name:
Painting
Title:
Dale DeArmond
Artist — Creator:
Sharon Lobaugh
Date:
1991
Description:
Painting, watercolor, framed.
Painting is of a woman, from her chest up. She has short gray hair that is curled under, and short bangs. Her eyes are green. She is wearing a blue turtle neck with a white sweater that has a orange/pink edge over the turtle neck. The background of the painting is white and gray. The woman is facing the PL of the painting.
Painting is of a woman, from her chest up. She has short gray hair that is curled under, and short bangs. Her eyes are green. She is wearing a blue turtle neck with a white sweater that has a orange/pink edge over the turtle neck. The background of the painting is white and gray. The woman is facing the PL of the painting.
Notes:
"Painting was given to the Juneau Public Library for its 20th anniversary in the present location in 2009. We have no place to display it securely under light conditiosn that will preserve it. We felt that the City Museum was a better home for it, since that is where Ms> DeArmond spent her career when the building was the library."
Information given by Barbara Berg the Director at the time of donation.
Sharron Lobaugh moved to Juneau in 1962 after receiving her BFA from Washington State University. Lobaugh served on the first Alaska State Council on the Arts. The artist works mostly with watercolors painting natural scenes that are so abundant in Alaska. After being overwhelmed with the art business, Sharron took a ten year hiatus from the art world. Once retired from her regular job at the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services, Sharron Lobaugh returned to art with new energy and perspective.
Information given by Barbara Berg the Director at the time of donation.
Sharron Lobaugh moved to Juneau in 1962 after receiving her BFA from Washington State University. Lobaugh served on the first Alaska State Council on the Arts. The artist works mostly with watercolors painting natural scenes that are so abundant in Alaska. After being overwhelmed with the art business, Sharron took a ten year hiatus from the art world. Once retired from her regular job at the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services, Sharron Lobaugh returned to art with new energy and perspective.
People:
DeArmond, Dale
Lobaugh, Sharon
Lobaugh, Sharon
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