Document Type
Case Study
Publication Date
2019
Interviewee
Francine Seders, Sheila Farr, Barbara Earl Thomas
Editor
Susan Kunimatsu
Abstract
The Francine Seders Gallery was an important player in the Seattle art scene from the 1960s until its close in 2013. Seders ran her gallery with a low key, unintimidating sales approach, welcoming artists, art enthusiasts, collectors, and students to her space to indulge in the enjoyment of the art. The Francine Seders Gallery represented well-known, established, and developing artists such as Jacob Lawrence, Michael Spafford, Mark Tobey, Barbara Earl Thomas, Marita Dingus, and Alan Lau. Years later, the Francine Seders Gallery is remembered as an industry standard, as many gallerists continue to seek her advice and influence.
Organization or Event
Francine Seders Gallery
Form of Entity
For Profit Business
Area of Activity
Arts Presenter/Distributor (any artistic discipline)
Artistic Discipline
Visual Arts
Recommended Citation
Ballister, Rachel, "Francine Seders Gallery: A Case Study" (2019). Francine Seders Gallery. 1.
https://scholarworks.seattleu.edu/francine-seders-gallery/1