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D.H.S (“Duff”) Wehle
American, born 1950
[Sculptor Proposal], n.d.
Paper & ink
From RITArc-0074, Box 1, RIT Archives
Salley Thornton via the Henrietta Post
Henrietta, New York, USA
Bronze Bengal Tiger Mascot Rules the Hill at RIT, 1989
Paper & ink
From RITArc-0074, Box 1, RIT Archives
BRONZE et al: Fine Art Conservation
Virginia, USA, est. 1992
[Condition Report from Conservator], 1998
Paper & ink
From RITArc-0052, RIT Archives
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BRONZE et al: Fine Art Conservation
Virginia, USA, est. 1992
[Photos From Conservator’s Condition Report], 1998
Chromogenic paper
From RITArc-0052, RIT Archives
United States Copyright Office
Certificate of Copyright Registration, 1990
Paper & ink
From RITArc-0074, Box 1, RIT Archives
unknown
[Photo of Duff Whele Working on Bronze Tiger Statue], 1989
Chromogenic paper
From RITArc-0052, RIT Archives
Glavin & Van Iderstine Landscape Architiects
1980-1988
R.I.T. "Tiger" Location, May 1969
Reproduction of paper & ink
From RITArc-0074, Box 2, RIT Archives
unknown
[Photos of Duff Wehle & Team Working on Tiger Statue], ca. 1988-89
Chromogenic paper
Pictured in this series of photographs is zoologist and environmentalist D.H.S. (“Duff”) Wehle and his team sculpting in various stages of the process. From the earliest phase of building the base for the body out of metal media, to the later stage of detailing, Wehle successfully managed to capture the essence of a wild tiger.
From RITArc-0052, RIT Archives
RIT News & Events
Rochester, New York, USA, est. 1970
Students Say Tiger Poised to Pounce, 1989
Paper & ink
From RITArc-0052, RIT Archives
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