Gordon Gilkey Prints
Gordon Gilkey (1912-2000) was a gifted etcher and printmaker, who taught at Lewis & Clark (Albany College) during the 1930s. He also served as the Dean of Liberal Arts at Oregon State University, and the curator at the Portland Art Museum. Gilkey's prints are represented in art collections all over the world.
The Site Selected
1937-1939
The Plan
1937-1939
Preparation of the Site
1937-1939
Foundations for the Fair
1937-1939
The Architecture
1937-1939
Color at the Fair
1937-1939
Fair Sculpture
1937-1939
Protection of Visitors
1937-1939
The Theme Center
1937-1939
The Theme Exhibit
1937-1939
Medicine and Public Health
1937-1939
Home Building
1937-1939
Home Furnishing
1937-1939
Building Protection
1937-1939
Clothing
1937-1939
Cosmetics
1937-1939
Contemporary Arts
1937-1939
Religion
1937-1939
Food
1937-1939
Food II
1937-1939
Food - Heinz Dome
1937-1939
Bread
1937-1939
Presenting the Fair
1937-1939
The Fair Administration
1937-1939
An Added Attraction
1937-1939
Liquor
1937-1939
Tobacco
1937-1939
Communications
1937-1939
Communication over wire
1937-1939
Communication by Wireless
1937-1939
Business Systems and Insurance
1937-1939
The Metals
1937-1939
Industrial Science
1937-1939
World of Chemistry
1937-1939
The Drug Store
1937-1939
Windmill
1933
Mermaid
1933
Female nude
1933
Donna Brown bookplate
c. 1933
Farmhouse
c. 1933
Canoes
1933