From HistoryLink.org:
On December 15, 1975, Northwest Native American artist Marvin Oliver (1946-2019) unveils a set of four carved and painted murals of Haida designs at the Seattle Public Library branch in the Broadview neighborhood. He is one of the first artists to benefit from a newly created city arts fund in the 1970s. His project supports the objective of the new Seattle Arts Commission and its role in promoting site-specific public art projects.
