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D159700-204C
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- 1971-05-25 (Creation)
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1971 color Richards stock footage. Goodwin Chase and guest admire one of the many works in the "Old Masters" collection found in the Tacoma Art Museum, Renoir's 'Les Deux Soeurs;' they joined hundreds celebrating the May 25, 1971, grand opening and dedication of the museum's newly remodeled and refurbished location at 1123 Pacific Avenue. Goodwin Chase was the president of Pacific National Bank of Washington, the newly merged firm consisting of the National Bank of Washington and Seattle's Pacific National Bank. The National Bank of Washington had been located at 1123 Pacific Avenue before its recent move to the massive Bank of Washington Plaza Building. Mr. Chase's new bank had an art collection of its own--a $200,000, 50-piece permanent collection including work by Bill Colby, Paul Horiuchi, Richard Dahn, Mark Toby, Roy Stenger and others. (TNT 1-3-71, C-14 - article on Bank of Washington Plaza's art; TNT 5-26-71, A-1 article on museum)
Paintings; Tacoma Art Museum (Tacoma); Chase, Goodwin; Building dedications--Tacoma--1970-1980;