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1. Mountain lion encounter
Mountain lion encounter
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Notes and manuscript describing trip to southwestern United States and encounter with Mountain lion in Arizona.
2. Oregon Tapestry
Oregon Tapestry
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Symmetrical rectangular shapes with various wildlife animals on it using mixed media. On the bottom of the piece are fish and sealife animals, the middle of the piece features land animals, and the top has flying and gliding animals., jeanne fingerhut; 1990; fish and wildlife; oregon tapestry; mm/canvas; 5x6 feet, "I see Life as a journey, an adventure, a mystery to unravel. The challenge is to reconnect with my essential Self, my true Nature and then to express that Nature freely and joyfully as a contribution to Life. The process is a perfect circle. When I make art, I feel happy, truly alive and in touch with a sense of higher mind and higher purpose. I desire that my work be a mirror touching the uniqueness of each viewer and encouraging that Self to emerge." JEANNE FINGERHUT Jeanne Fingerhut was born in New York City, received her B.A. from Barnard College and her M.A. from the University of Paris - Sorbonne where she studied as a Fulbright Scholar. Although she painted and drew from early childhood, she did not pursue the study of art. Instead she became a teacher of foreign language specializing in phonetics and academic research. Life's events, however, led her into many artistic professions...textile design, illustration, hand-painted fashion...reminding her that painting and drawing were her greatest source of pleasure and expression. And so, while raising three sons and working in the fields of art, music and language, she painted consistently and showed her work in New York during the 1970's. In 1983 she relocated to the Pacific Northwest to devote full energies to art. Her work has expanded to include all varieties of mixed media, cut-out collage paintings and, most recently, hand colored etchings which reveal her interest in strong composition, juxtaposed pattern and design craftsmanship. Her art is included in private, corporate and public collections in the United States and abroad. Ms. Fingerhut died in 2002. (excerpt taken from artist's biography), The Oregon Arts Commission has ten Regional Arts Councils that provide delivery of art services and information. The Council for this location is: Regional Arts & Culture. You may view their website at http://www.racc.org/
3. Mr. cantankerous cougar's movie career
Mr. cantankerous cougar's movie career
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Article published in The Literary Digest describing William Finley and Arthur Pack's experience filming a mountain lion in the White Mountains of Arizona.
4. "Three lion kittens"
"Three lion kittens"
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Nature magazine article discussing William Finley's pet mountain lion kittens.
5. "Hunting the mountain lion with a camera in Arizona"
"Hunting the mountain lion with a camera in Arizona"
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Images of mountain lions taken by William Finley and Arthur Pack.
6. Article about encounter with mountain lion in Arizona
Article about encounter with mountain lion in Arizona
7. Cats - To be or not to be
Cats - To be or not to be
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Article discussing the effects of domestic cats on bird populations. The article also briefly discusses mountain lions. Submitted to the Oregon Journal newspaper.
8. Short of a mountain lion
Short of a mountain lion
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Manuscript in which William L. Finley and Edgar F. Averill are searching for mountain lions. The document goes into detail about an additional companion by the name of Miller and his dogs. The dogs were key in aiding to find mountain lions.
9. "I chased the raging lion up a tree and then shinnied right after him"
"I chased the raging lion up a tree and then shinnied right after him"
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Article discussing William Finley's encounter with a mountain lion during a trip to the White Mountains in Arizona.
10. "Trailing American mountain lion to its lair"
"Trailing American mountain lion to its lair"
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Images of mountain lions taken by William Finley and Arthur Pack.
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