Sallman Exhibit Open in Seattle

"Head of Christ" by Warner Sallman

SEATTLE, WA (April 10, 2015) — Covenant Shores Retirement Community has partnered with the Nordic Heritage Museum to sponsor an exhibit of artwork by Warner Sallman.

"Head of Christ" by Warner Sallman
“Head of Christ” by Warner Sallman

The exhibit begins at 4 p.m. Saturday at the museum with a reception and lecture by leading Sallman scholar Jack Lundbom. The exhibit will run through April 21.

The exhibit is in honor of the seventy-fifth anniversary of his painting “Head of Christ.” Sallman’s most popular and iconic image has been reproduced over one billion times.

Sallman originally painted the work to be a cover for the Covenant Companion. The magazine will publish a story about the painting as well as its social significance later this year.

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