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Images for Publication

 

How to use this page

On this page you will find publication-quality images for current and upcoming special exhibitions, as well as general museum images, and objects from the permanent collection. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE: Click any image to view a larger view, then right click to save and download for authorized use. Alternatively, use the download high resolution button where available.

Images vary in print size, but all are 300 dpi for print. The titles and dates of the works are given, as well as credits, if applicable.

Copyright Notice: Images are intended for use by journalists. Use of any image must be accompanied by its credit line. Use of these images by any other parties or for any other purposes, private or commercial, is strictly prohibited unless express written consent is obtained directly from Maryhill Museum of Art. If you would like to use images from the collections for commercial or promotional use, please visit our Image Rights & Reproductions page.

You may also be interested in visiting our press room section, designed for use by the media.

People Images for Publication

Preview Headshot of Amy Behrens the new Executive Director

Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer Amy Behrens

General Images for Publication

General Museum Images + Stonehenge

Current Exhibition Images for Publication

The Columbia River: Wallula to the Sea

Erik Sandgren (American, b. 1952), Deschutes Confluence, 2021, acrylic and charcoal on panel, 12” x 24”

Erik Sandgren (American, b. 1952), Deschutes Confluence, 2021, acrylic and charcoal on panel, 12” x 24” 

06 - William G. Hook (American, b. 1947), Crossing the Columbia, 2023, watercolor on gessoed panel, 12” x 12”

William G. Hook (American, b. 1947), Crossing the Columbia, 2023, watercolor on gessoed panel, 12” x 12” 

Erik Sandgren (American, b. 1952), Wallula to the Sea (polyptych), 2023, acrylic on panel, 48” x 96” (48” x 24” each)

Erik Sandgren (American, b. 1952), Wallula to the Sea (polyptych), 2023, acrylic on panel, 48” x 96” (48” x 24” each)

Thomas Jefferson Kitts (American, b. 1961), Grain Silos at Biggs Junction, 2023, oil on linen panel, 12” x 24”

Thomas Jefferson Kitts (American, b. 1961), Grain Silos at Biggs Junction, 2023, oil on linen panel, 12” x 24”

Thomas Jefferson Kitts (American, b. 1961), Memaloose Viewpoint, 2023, oil on canvas, 23” x 36”

Thomas Jefferson Kitts (American, b. 1961), Memaloose Viewpoint, 2023, oil on canvas, 23” x 36”

Thomas Jefferson Kitts (American, b. 1961), Cape Disappointment Lighthouse, 2023, oil on canvas, 30” x 40”

Thomas Jefferson Kitts (American, b. 1961), Cape Disappointment Lighthouse, 2023, oil on canvas, 30” x 40” 

King Salmon: Contemporary Relief Prints

Bill Reiswig (American, b. 1966), Seven Spawning Salmon Species Swimming Salish Seas, 2017, woodblock print, edition: 29/67, 8” x 10”; Collection of Maryhill Museum of Art

Bill Reiswig (American, b. 1966), Seven Spawning Salmon Species Swimming Salish Seas, 2017, woodblock print, edition: 29/67, 8” x 10”; Collection of Maryhill Museum of Art

Dennis Cunningham (American, 1949–2021), Seattle Salmon, 2001, linocut, ed.: 6/25, 22½” x 17”; Collection of Maryhill Museum of Art

Dennis Cunningham (American, 1949–2021), Seattle Salmon, 2001, linocut, ed.: 6/25, 22½” x 17”; Collection of Maryhill Museum of Art  

Peter Nevins (American, b. 1968), Cross the River on the Backs of the Salmon, 2017, three-color woodblock, ed.: 26/150, 24” x 18”; Collection of Maryhill Museum of Art

Peter Nevins (American, b. 1968), Cross the River on the Backs of the Salmon, 2017, three-color woodblock, ed.: 26/150, 24” x 18”; Collection of Maryhill Museum of Art 

Permanent Exhibition Images for Publication

Théâtre de la Mode

Maryhill Museum of Art’s permanent display of Théâtre de la Mode presents post-World War II French haute couture fashions on one-third-life-size human mannequins. In 2023, all or part of three different Théâtre de la Mode sets will be on view: Louis Touchagues’ “La Rue de la Paix en la Place Vendôme”; Georges Douking’s “L’Île de la Cité”; and a portion of Christian Bérard’s “Le Théâtre.” Read more about Théâtre de la Mode.