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Thank you for Museum Staff
Thank you for Museum Staff
Artist retains copyright. © Robert Seabeck In essence: Allows the NMWA to use images of your work(s) for Museum specific things, including publications, on the website, in magazine and newspaper articles, invitations, flyers, etc. Allows the NMWA to use images of your work(s) to create items that can be sold in the Museum Shop and through the website. This could include, but is not limited to, postcards and posters. Allows any institutions which may borrow work(s) of yours on loan from the NMWA to utilize images of your work(s) for exhibition related advertisements and catalogs Allows the NMWA to use images of any future work(s) that it collects, in which the copyright is held by you, for Museum specific things (see #1).

Thank you for Museum Staff

Artist/Maker Robert Seabeck United States, born 1945
Date1999
MediumWatercolor and graphite on paper
Dimensionsframe: 26 3/4 × 19 1/4 in. (67.9 × 48.9 cm)
Credit LineGift of the artist, National Museum of Wildlife Art
Object numberW1999.185
ClassificationsPainting
Subject
On View
Not on view
DescriptionFrom the artist to the Museum of Wildlife Art Staff August of 1999 when he was in Jackson, WY. Elk line the road leading to the NMWA, ready to cross towards the refuge. Colorful image.
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