Drawing, "Design for Chicken Point Cabin, Hayden Lake, Idaho: Box", 2000–03
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We acquired this object in 2010
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- Object ID: 18739233
- Accession Number: 2010-10-4
- Acquired: 2010
- Short URL: http://cprhw.tt/o/2E3we/
- Drawing, "Design for Chicken Point Cabin, Hayden Lake, Idaho: Box", 2000–03. 2000–03. Graphite, yellow-orange colored pencil on heavy tracing paper. Gift of Tom Kundig. 2010-10-4.
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- Architect: Tom Kundig
This drawing is graphite, yellow-orange colored pencil on heavy tracing paper. Its dimensions are: 28 x 43 cm (11 x 16 15/16 in.).
It is signed In graphite, lower right: Tom Kundig
and inscribed In graphite, clockwise from top: (near secondary sketch, at top left of main image):
wooden box / insert @ / bedroom / --? / soft inside / hard outside; (around main image): big axle; conc box; frankenstein bolts
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Gift of Tom Kundig. Its provenance is Tom Kundig; Olson Kundig Architects, Seattle, WA, 2001-March 2010 (Gift) We acquired this object in 2010.
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