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Ellen Henne Goodale 1915 - 1991. Born in
Seattle, Washington, she studied art at the Pittsburgh Art Institute, the Butler Institute in Youngstown, Ohio, and under
artists Eliot O'Harra and Hana Meyercastle.
She returned to Seattle and went to work as a designer in a neon sign shop where she met her husband artist Harvey B. Goodale. In 1943 the couple moved to Alaska. After brief stays in Ketchikan, Juneau and Haines, the couple settled in Anchorage. After a short stay in Copper Center, they settled near Upper Fire Lake in Chugiak.
Ellen Henne Goodale, who usually signed her work "Henne" is best known for her dog-team pictures and portraits of Native Alaskan's. Ellen Henne Goodale died May 20, 1991 in Anchorage.
*Limited Biography from Askart by Southern Oregon Fine Arts:
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Ellen Henne Goodale's
"Winter landscape"
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Ellen Henne Goodale's "Dog Sled Team & cabin"
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