Sculptors Artistry Graces Expo Site

ID: 5801 ~ Source: Powers, Dorothy R. “Native Sculptor Influenced by Spokane River.” The Spokesman-Review (Spokane, WA), Jun 2. 1974. ~ Creator: The Spokesman-Review ~ Date: 1974
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This photo was taken when artist Glen Michaels visited the World's Fair Expo in 1974. The size of the sculpture displayed its height as it stood behind Michaels, commissioner of the piece, Mrs. Eric Johnston, and Park Board President Phillip W. Alexander.
From left to right: Alexander, Johnston, and Michaels

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By Elia Ureña
Spokane is the birthplace of Glen Michaels, who lived here until he was drafted into World War II in 1945. His love of art began at a young age when he began drawing and painting at the Spokane Art Center, a program of the New Deal during the Great…