Artist	Horiuchi, Paul, 1906-1999
Title	Late summer
Description	A watercolor painting on masonite done in greys and yellows suggesting a quiet, summery landscape scene.
Biographical Notes	Paul Horiuchi was born in Kawaguchi, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan in 1906. He was a collagist, painter, and muralist. He participated in the Works Progress Administration program in Wyoming with Vincent Campanella in 1923. He exhibited in the Northwest Annual at the Seattle Art Museum in 1930. He moved to Seattle in 1946 where he and his family ran an antique shop called Tozai. He was introduced to Mark Tobey and the Northwest School of artists around this time. In 1956, he began to work in collage in addition to paint for which he became quite famous. He died in 1999.
Date	1958
Decade	1950-1959
Subjects (LCSH)	Arts, American -- Northwest, Pacific -- 20th century. Horiuchi, Paul, 1906-1999 Japanese American artists. Northwest School of artists. Watercolor painting. Summer. Landscape.
Medium/Technique	Watercolor on masonite
Image Measurements	10 1/8 x 12 3/8 inches
Object Type	Paintings
Identifier	art_H782La
Digital Format	image/jp2
Digitization Specifications	79,031,560 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