WAUFayJeanBradfordPHColl099.xml Preliminary Guide to the Jean Bradford Fay Engraving Collection circa late 1700s Fay (Jean Bradford) Engraving Collection Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries ©2008 (Last modified: 4/13/2018)
Seattle, WA 98195
Finding aid written inEnglish. Finding aid based on DACS (Describing Archives: A Content Standard). University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections PH0099 Fay, Jean Bradford Jean Bradford Fay engraving collection circa late 1700s 6 engravings Collection materials are inEnglish. Engravings made for 18th century publications on geography

Jean Bradford Fay was born in Seattle on April 22, 1904. While a resident of San Francisco in the 1930s and 1940s, Fay studied at the California School of Fine Arts and with Lyonel Feininger at Mills College in Oakland. For the Federal Art Project, she wove David Park's design into a tapestry for the auditorium curtain at Piedmont (California) High School. She died in Seattle in October 1986.

Collection includes: 3 engravings forMiddleton's Complete System of Geography: an image of 3 California Native Americans; "Winter amusement in Holland"; "A Perspective view of the Admiralty Office, Dock-yard, storehouses &c. at Amsterdam" Engraving forBanke's New System of Geography, published by Royal Authority: two images on one page-- "Habitations on Nootka Sound North America" and "The Inside of a habitation in Nootka Sound" Engraving entitled: "Friendly Cove, Nootka Sound," captioned "W. Alexander del: from a sketch taken on a spit by H. Humphries, London," published May 1st, 1789, by J. Edwards Pall Mall and G. Robinson, Paternaster Row. Engraving showing map and Nootka Indians in canoe:"Chart of Friendly Cove"

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Engravings Visual Materials Collections (University of Washington) Fine Arts Native Americans