Artist	Ziegler, Eustace Paul, 1881-1969
Title	Totem pole
Description	A sepia toned drawing of a totem pole with a house in the background.
Biographical Notes	Born in 1881 in Detroit, Michigan, Eustace Ziegler was a painter of the Alaskan School who painted mainly landscapes, portraits and figure drawing of Northwest Indians. He was trained at Yale University. He taught private art lessons in Seattle in the 1920’s and 30’s and was highly influential to many Northwest artists. One of his pupils was Guy Anderson. Ziegler died in 1969.
Date	1934
Decade	1930-1939
Subjects (LCSH)	Arts, American -- Northwest, Pacific -- 20th century. Ziegler, Eustace Paul, 1881-1969 Dry-point. Totem poles.
Medium/Technique	Dry-point in sepia ink
Image Measurements	8 x 5 inches
Object Type	Drawings
Notes from Object	Original. PWAP.
Identifier	art_Z624To
Digital Format	image/jp2
Digitization Specifications	59,037,652 bytes (working master file). Image capture by IO Color using a 25 mp camera (Sony A900 DSLR). Resized using Adobe Photoshop CS to 4000 pixels along the long dimension.
Contributing Institution	The Seattle Public Library
Collection	The Seattle Public Library Northwest Art Collection
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Item Type	Artworks