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Special exhibition: Reunited: Francescuccio Ghissi's St. John Altarpiece

The Portland Art Museum is pleased to present an exhibition that brings together eight dispersed 14th-century paintings, and a recreated missing panel, so that the altarpiece can be seen and appreciated as one magnificent work of art. This reunion offers visitors a special opportunity to see the Museum's Resurrection of Drusiana in its original context in the upper left corner. The painting is one of the finest Early Italian narrative scenes in the Pacific Northwest.

XC15 - Nike Portland XC September 26th, 2015. Portland Meadows.

XC15 - Nike Portland XC September 26th, 2015. Portland Meadows.

Oregon Story Board Demo Day - Hollywood Theatre

Olympus Mju 1 + Fujifilm Superia X-TRA 400

Bumper stickers proclaim "Keep Portland Weird" and the city is as endearingly quirky as I remember it. It's still the only city I've visited recently with an official doughnut -- and the only place I know where you can get married while waiting for your Maple Frosteds to be boxed up. You'll find a plethora of Portland Cremes and the men who can marry you, 24 hours a day, at Voodoo Doughnuts (22 S.W. 3rd Ave.; www.voodoodoughnut.com).

 

(Photo by Aefa Mulholland)

Madi at the Children's Museum in Portland, Oregon.

PORTLAND, OR - AUGUST 26, 2017 Father John Misty performs at Tom McCall Waterfront Park on August 26, 2017 in Portland, Oregon. (Photo by Natalie Behring/WireImage)

Portland Sunday Parkways - Green loop

 

Photo by Kevin Koch

www.kkochphotos.com

XC15 - Nike Portland XC September 26th, 2015. Portland Meadows.

Views from Portland Bill to Chesil Beach.

Portland Sunday Parkways

Portland, Oregon

 

PortlandSundayParkways.com

 

Photos by Kevin Koch

Koch14120@gmail.com

Portland, Copyright Robyn Von Swank 2012

Title : Rose Parade

Medium: Tempera

Artist: Arlene Chapman

Age: 8 1/2

Teacher: Dorothy Yezerski

 

Several works from PNCA's Children's Art Archive are being included in our Program's Portland Perspectives exhibition. 12 drawings and paintings will be on display during the month of March. This is one of the final round selections.

 

24", 36" Acrylic

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Portland Head Lighthouse is located in Fort Williams Park, marking the entrance into Portland Harbor, Maine.

Fred Forsley ’83 and Cheryl Parker ’00 served up a great night at the Portland Regional Reception. It was a wonderful evening of friendship, Wildcat pride and insights from our speakers.

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