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| Detail of Saint John the Baptist by Giulio Campagnola, engraving, c.1505. |
Selection of Prints from the Collection of William and
Nell Givler was on exhibition at the Douglas F. Cooley Memorial Art Gallery
this fall. William Givler (1908– 2000) was a Portland artist who
became a teacher and dean at the Museum School (now Pacific Northwest
College of Art). He and his wife, Nell, collected contemporary European
and American prints, focusing on Italian and Northern Renaissance work,
and on the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Artists represented in
the exhibition included Odilon Redon, Paul Gauguin, Käthe Kollwitz,
Hans Sebald Beham, Rembrandt, Lucas Van Leyden, and John Marin. 
