• ILLUSTRATION
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Harnish Visitor Center

Eagle Point, Oregon

The Takelma were a Native American people that lived in the interior southwest of Oregon. Alumni Exhibits painted this mural for the Harnish Visitor Center depicting the intensive and coordinated labor involved in large-scale capture of Coho salmon with spears by men and their cleaning and drying by women.

• YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK VISITOR CENTER
• SEQUOIA KINGS CANYON NATIONAL PARK
• HARNISH VISITOR CENTER
• TILDEN PARK ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER
• POINT REYES NATIONAL SEASHORE
• LUCY EVANS BAYLANDS NATURE INTERPRETATION CENTER
• POINT REYES BIRD OBSERVATORY VISITOR CENTER
• AQUARIUM OF THE PACIFIC
• TAIWAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL SCIENCES
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Full view of Takelma mural.

Click thumbnails for enlargement.

Sketch of mural prior to production.

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