oip_mss297.xml Guide to the Ruth Freyberger Children's Art Collection Freyberger (Ruth) Children's Art Collection Heather Hanlon and Cheryl Oestreicher Boise State University Special Collections and Archives 2014; updated 2024

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This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on 2024-04-23. Description is written in: English, Latin script. Finding aid based on DACS (Describing Archives: A Content Standard), 2nd Edition. Boise State University Special Collections and Archives Ruth Freyberger Children's Art Collection MSS 297 21 linear feet 13 boxes 1940s Children's artwork from the 1940s. Please see selected artwork and more information about Ruth and her work at The Ruth Freyberger Story and Children's Art Collection. English .

As a result of her doctoral research at Pennsylvania State University in the late 1940s, Dr. Ruth Freyberger acquired more than 1,000 pieces from children ages three to sixteen. She used this large sample to identify stages of development.

At that time, this was a new concept in the field of art education, and her work was a significant contribution to the understanding of how children visually expressed themselves as they aged.

Over the years, the collection was stored at Illinois State University where Dr. Freyberger taught until she retired. In 1991, she decided to give the best of the collection to Dr. Heather Hanlon to take to Boise State University where it could be exhibited, archived, and used for future research in art education.

Of the 400 pieces that were brought to Boise State University, 175 were selected to represent the total collection and, through the support of three mini-grants from the College of Arts and Sciences in the early 1990s, developed into curated and well-presented exhibits.

Please see selected artwork and more information about Ruth and her work at The Ruth Freyberger Story and Children's Art Collection.

[item description], Ruth Freyberger Children's Art Collection, Box [number] Folder [number], Boise State University Special Collections and Archives.

Children's artwork from the 1940s.

Please see selected artwork and more information about Ruth and her work at The Ruth Freyberger Story and Children's Art Collection.

Collection is available for research.

Donated by Heather Hanlon, 2014.

Art--Study and teaching Women--Idaho Arts Idaho Fine Arts Women Children and Youth Children's art 1. Traveling Exhibit #1. "Coal Miners." 12"x18" crayon on gray construction paper. Digitized 2011. Eleven miners, five coal cars. Pre-schematic. 1 2. Traveling Exhibit #2. "Robins, Birds, Trees, Sun, Flowers." 12"x18" crayon on gray construction paper. Digitized 2011. Floyd Boxter, Grade 5. Schematic. "Rich in imagery; high in color and value contrasts." 1 3. _____. 12"x18" pencil on manila. Joan. Cook Hall, ISU Campus. 8 4. Traveling Exhibit #3. "Looking at Television." 12"x18" crayon on manila. LaWando Williams, age 9, grade 4. Gay Street School. Interior of well-decorated house, two adults, one child. Transitional. "Pittsburgh schools. Rich in details; heightened space concept above average in space concept for age." 1 5. "Bird w/Red Chest." 12"x18" torn construction paper on manila background. Grade 1. Blue eggs in nest. "Schematic. End of first grade. Torn paper is a good technique for leading child into concepts of overlapping." 8 7. "My New Dress." 18"x24" tempera on manila. Lynn, grade 1. Smiling girl in magenta dress with brown stick arms/fingers, legs, pink shoes, blue sky, and green grass. "Gang Age. Lynn Watterson. Lovely painting of 'My New Dress.' Lovely colors; much detail. Notice feet -- always sideways until space concept is established in Gang Age and later." 8 8. "Singing bird." 12"x18" tempera painting on colored paper. Barb Niemi, grade 3. Bird, butterflies and teepee. 8 9. _____. 12"x18" crayon on manila. Deborah Kelly. A house that has a chimney, smoke, a TV, two light bulbs, blue chair and sky, girl under tree, sun, and one cloud. 8 10. "Roller Skating is Fun." 12"x18" crayon on manila by Janette Steel, 1B. One large girl in red dress, two smaller girls in blue dresses and all on roller skates, and a large, brown dog. "Exaggeration of self; size relationships uneven; nicely organized." 8 11. "Jumping the Hurdles is Fun." 12"x18" crayon on manila. Vicki Stahly, 1B. Two girls and four hurdles. First girl larger and has red blouse. Five flowers, two red, two purple, one yellow. Four orange clouds, one yellow sun, and blue sky. "Poster at the end of first grade after experiencing a Field Day. Lettering and spacing were taught. Schematic. Rich; profile views of figures; beginning awareness of plane between base line (hurdles and flowers). Sky still not brought down to ground; awareness of size relationship of figures." 8 12. Traveling Exhibit #4. "Summer School." 18"x26" crayon on manila. Joan, grade 6. Two male basketball players, two female cheerleaders. Age of Reasoning (11-13). "Summers school (6th graders/will be 7th when school starts in the Fall). Advanced for age. Above average space concept -- use of near, middle, and far distance. Above average figure representations -- back, profile, and front depictions. Good figure proportions." 8 13. Traveling Exhibit #5. "Christmas Morning." 12"x18" crayon on manila. Angela Cifelli, age 11, grade 6. Two females, three children, one Christmas tree, and lots of gifts. "Space awareness of plane between base lines. Will soon be aware of perspective or diminishing sizes of distant objects." 1 14. Traveling Exhibit #6. "The Skid." 18"x 24" tempera on manila. David Templeton, grade 6. Man, wrecked yellow truck, two truck and carrier, tree, and two clouds. Pre-schematic. "Lots of detail, probably due to personal experience." 8 15. "Ice Skating." 18"x24" crayon on manila. .... Griffin. Two girls skating; one watching standing by a bench with a cafe nearby. Some paper damage. 8 16. _____. 12"x18" crayon on manila. Grade 3. Large, smiling, male pirate bust with green parrot on shoulder. Blue jacket, six red buttons, red feather in black hat, black mustache, and earrings. 8 17. _____. 18"x24" crayon on manila. Vicki L. Evans, grade 6. 8 18. "Sledding." 12"x 18" tempera and crayon on gray paper. Estelle Mann, Metcalf School, age 8, grade 3. Four houses, two white, one red, one blue, one barren tree, two rows of four children sledding on street. "Plane and elevation spacial concept; child changed because of subject." 9 19. Traveling Exhibit #7. "Football Game." 12"x18" crayon on white construction paper. Betty Henszey, age 11, grade 6. Her parent, a contractor, is dead. Mittany Avenue School. Lots of mostly faceless heads with colorful hats, clothing and flags. "Space concept fully developed for depth representation. Much detail through clothing of spectators; lack of facial characteristics that was child's solution to the [drawing] problem." 1 20. "Comb Print." 12"x18" tempera on gray construction paper. Blue, yellow, and white comb print. 9 21. Traveling Exhibit #8. "My Street/Street Scene." 12"x18" black tempera wash resist on manila. Linnae, grade 3. Girl, house, dog, cat, diagonal street, flip-flop perspective. Schematic "Subject matter led to a different spatial concept other than loose line drawing." 1 22. Traveling Exhibit #9. "Three Boys and a Snowman." 12"x18" crayon and white tempera on gray paper. Grade 2. Pre-schematic. Three boys, two snowballs, one red sled, and one snowman. 1 23. Traveling Exhibit #10. "We Go to the Pictures." 12"x18" tempera on manila. Joan Law, age 10, grade 5. Nine children walking into red schoolhouse with books and/or lunch pails. Parent: city employee. Rhoads (?) School, Philadelphia. 1 24. Traveling Exhibit #11. "Two Sides of the Street." 12"x18" crayon on gray paper. Mosell Mille, age 11, grade 5. Parents: construction, Pittsburgh. Nine buildings, one tree, two sides of a street. "Subjective representation of Space and Time. Deviation from a single base line. (The usual for age 11 would be the use of areas between base lines.) Rich in details and color contrast." 1 25. _____. 12"x18" black tempera resist on manila. One pole-vaulter jumping and two on the ground; two clouds, one orange sun. 1 26. "Running the Track." 12"x18" crayon on manila, Mark Olson, 2B. One girl, one boy, two clouds, orange sun. Light brown and black crayon to indicate dust and running at base of shoes. 9 27. _____. 12"x18" crayon on manila, David B., grade 1. Mom and oldest daughter in red, Dad and son in brown, youngest child in green. "The result of a field trip to touch bark of trees, walk under them, and note the environment. Child beautifully depicted his concept of a tree of his choice. Note bird nest in tree." 9 29. "Tree." 12"x18" crayon on manila. Large tree with brown branches, boy hiding behind it; bird, nest, egg. Egg on ground. 9 30. _____. 12"x18" crayon on manila by Stew. Red tree leaves with swing. Tires and lots of drawn texture on tree bark, grass, and happy boys. 9 31. _____. 12"x18" crayon on manila. Nola, grade 2. Tree with lots of texture on bark and green leaves, girl lying on fringed blue blanket with food on red plate, smaller person on red blanket, black picnic basket, and yellow sun. 9 32. "Have Fun." 12"x18" crayon on manila. Holly A. One girl jumping, two turning rope. Smiling sun with red eyes, eyelashes, and smiling mouth. 9 33. "Jumping Rope." Crayon on manila by Georgia Burns, 2B. Five boys and four girls jumping rope. One of the girls has a yellow dress with brown spots. 9 34. _____. 12"x18" crayon resist scribble on manila. David Brown, grade 3. Orange, red, green, purple, black. (Some water damage.) 9 35. "On the Apparatus." 12"x18" crayon on manila by Maria, grade 1. Three girls, one hanging upside down; multi-colored/detailed clothes; yellow sun. "Poster lesson. Exceptional figure depiction of joints in knees and hands going around bars, three-quarter view of head." 9 36. _____. 9"x12" crayon on manila, paper batik, blue wash, grade 6. Big tree, boy, hills. 2 37. "An Underwater Scene." 9"x12" crayon rubbing, grade 4 or 5. Large red and yellow fish. Orange and green underwater flora, brown sand and rocks, blue and purple water, rubbed texture. "Late Schematic. Rich in depiction; differences in fish and sea seaweeds -- note change from rubbing to etching." 2 38. _____. 9"x12" crayon on manila by Diane Hornberger, grade 2, age 6. Girl in purple top with purple hat and red skirt pulling child in blue outfit with blue hat in red cart. Yellow sun, green grass, blue sky. 2 39. _____. 9"x12" crayon on manila by Janice, grade 1. Girl by blue lake surrounded by green grass, one purple car or baby carriage, orange blanket, two yellow flowers, one orange flower, more purple flowers, and an umbrella. 2 40. "The Three Bears." 9"x12" crayon on manila by Carol Winston, grade 4, age 9. Large red house and three figures with lots of details -- flowers, trees, and every inch covered with color. Parent's occupation: garage worker. McKelvy School, Pittsburgh. 2 41. Traveling Exhibit #13. "Pennsylvania Coal." 9"x12" crayon on manila. Eula Robinson, grade 4. Kelvy School, Pittsburgh. Red coal truck dumping coal in yard. "Excellent example of Time and Space. Space depiction in Late Schematic. Good value contrast." 2 42. Traveling Exhibit #12. _____. 9"x12" crayon on gray paper by Virginia Woodson grade 4B, 16. Six people walking, three larger; lady with purse, man with briefcase. Grayline bus, orange truck; lots of details. 2 43. _____. 9"x12" crayon scratching with India in probably on white paper. by A. Glynn, B+. Three underwater fish, and flora. 2 51. _____. 9"x12" crayon on manila. Green solid shape in the center, a larger, irregular oval shape around it, with scribbles in other colors here and there. C-8, very young, just learning to print. "Rich in details; perspective attempted; beyond age in spatial concept." 3 52. "White Rabbit." 18"x24" tempera on manila. Grade 3. Large, white rabbit, pink lining in ears, nose, whiskers, mouth, and tongue, blue sky, green grass, and two red carrots. "Schematic. Typical base line concept for c stage with suggestion of sky overhead. Three-quarter view of rabbit." 9 59. _____. 12"x18" crayon on manila. Large tree with brown branches and black berries, yellow sun, and three white clouds. Girl in red dress and pink shoes in swing with picnic table. 10 60. Traveling Exhibit #15. "A Red Train Stopping for Water." 18"x24" tempera on manila. Grade 3. Brown buildings, water tank, red engine #102, blue sky. 10 61. Traveling Exhibit #16. "My Horse." 18"x24" tempera on manila. Grade 2. Black horse head with red bridle and reins, green grass, yellow sun and rays. "Omitting parts of the figure meant they were not needed to show the experience." 10 64. _____. 12"x18" tempera on white paper. Ken L. Cox, grade 4. Multicolored chicken/turkey. (Some paper damage.) 3 65. Traveling Exhibit #19. "Big Brown Lion." 18"x24" tempera on gray paper. Becky Brown, grade 2. Big brown lion, red mouth, black whiskers, claws, eyes, nose, lips, and green grass. 10 66. _____. 18"x24" tempera on newsprint. Philli. Red horse in red corral. 10 68. Traveling Exhibit #21. "Little Girls Under a Big Tree." 18"x24" tempera on manila. Susan. Big tree, little girl in white blouse. 10 69. _____. 18"x24" tempera on manila. Big black cat with white whiskers and yellow eyes and pink nose on magenta blanket. 10 70. Traveling Exhibit #18. "Elk." 12"x18" crayon on manila. Mike Dickerson, grade 5. Elk lying down in front of fence. (Some paper damage.) 10 71. Traveling Exhibit #22. "Having Fun." 12"x18" crayon tempera resist in black tempera. Two girls, one jumping rope; one boy and a dog; flowers and yellow sun "Starting to explore moveable baseline." 3 77. "My Name is Emily." 12x15" crayon on manila. Four smiling papooses and lots of teepees. Multi-colors; every inch colored and lots of details. 3 78. "Kenny." 12"x18" crayon scribble on newsprint. 3 79. _____. 12" x 18." Person in rain w/big tree and colorful umbrella; three black clouds. 3 80. _____. 9"x12" purple crayon scribble on manila. Age 3-4. "Disordered scribbling. Color not important." 3 81. 6"x9" tempera resist. "Sea View." Virginia C. Hall; Four fish in water. English. 4 82. _____. 12"x18" green and blue fingerpaint on white paper of fish and plants. 10 83. _____. 12"x15" crayon on manila. Jean, grade 3-4. Black truck. 4 84. _____. 12"x18" gray tempera elephant cut out and pasted on black paper with orange tusk. 4 85. _____. 12"x18" crayon on manila. Lynn, grade 1. Mother and girl; house. 4 86. Traveling Exhibit #23. "Art Class." 12"x18" crayon on manila. Joan F., grade 2. Art classroom with six windows and a door, American flag, female teacher and three girls. "Subjective color in the clothing and colors of the pictures." 4 87. Traveling Exhibit #24. "The Birds." 12"x18" crayon on manila. Henry, grade 1, age 6. Parent is a baker. Franklin School, Quakertown, PA. Barn with birds, hay, pitchfork, and fence. Renamed "Birds" from "Barn" in 2013. "Schema used over and over again." 4 88. _____. 9"x12" crayon on manila by Nancy age 4 or 5. Figure with head, two eyes, nose, mouth, two ears, two arms, two legs, and two feet. "An early figure representation." 4 89. "Baseball Player." 12"x18" chalk baseball player on manila. Susan Borford, grade 4. 4 90. "A Gift for Mom." 18"x24" crayon on manila, grade 3, 3-28. Girl Scout giving gift to Mother in blue dress in house with red polka dot lamp shade, window with blue and pink drapes, and green tree outside. 10 91. "Girl Cutting Pictures." 12"x18" crayon on manila, by Mary Ann Tyo, grade 1, age 6. Three fingers on each hand with red fingernails, big smile, yellow hair, red socks, yellow shoes, black buckles, red dress. Majority: parent's occupation: instructor: State College, PA. 4 92. _____. 9"x12" crayon on manila by Maria, C-12, grade 1. Happy face with lots of teeth (11), big eyes, orange blouse, three black buttons, two red arms, and curly hair. 5 93. _____. 18"x24" crayon on manila. Deila, grade 1. Girl's large face with red smile, orange cheeks, brown eyes, black eyelashes, brown hair, and blue blouse. 10 96. Traveling Exhibit #25. "Fishing." 12"x18" crayon on manila. John Bryner, age 10, grade 5. Boy with fish on line in water and two fish hanging from line in tree. Parent's occupation: tester-grainer. Mittany School, State College, PA. "Transitional." 5 97. _____. 12"x16" pencil on manila. David Templeton. Six people, pier, three cabins, shrubs, bushes/trees, rocks. "Spatial concept beyond use of base lines encouraged by chosen subject matter (which could not be depicted by a base line)." 5 98. Traveling Exhibit #26. "A Walk in the Woods." 12"x18" crayon on paper. Colleen Conlin, age 10, grade 4. Parent's occupation: machinist. Laboratory School, Millerville, PA. "Transitional. Attention to details and texture noted." 5 99. _____. 12"x16" crayon scribble on manila, C-8. Two figures ?, multi-colors. "Scribble merging into a figure concept (preschool age)." 5 100. _____. 12"x18" crayon on manila. Martin, grade 1. "An animal that starts with an H. It lays something white. The grass and the sky." "Early schematic. Exaggeration in size of bird because of its importance. " 5 111. _____. 18"x24" crayon on manila. Jenette Steele, grade 1 or 2. Two girls and a table. "Schematic. Late first or second grade. Rich figure concept, details, and profile views. Base line with sky down to ground." 10 112. Traveling Exhibit #27. "Snowman." 18"x24" crayon and white tempera on gray bogus. Grade 4. Brown tree, snowman with black hat, and two well dressed boys while it is snowing. "Late Schematic. Space concept including space beyond; schematic figures." 11 113. Traveling Exhibit #28. "Tree." 18"x24" tempera on manila. Tommy, grade 1. Large tree with colorful shapes at base. Big red sun with yellow rays. "Emotional reaction to an experience with trees on a field trip. Rich in quality of interpretation." 11 114. "Elephant." 18"x24" crayon on manila. Cathy. Sun, tree, four black clouds, and large black elephant with yellow eye and red mouth on green grass with blue sky. "Schematic. Sky comes down to ground (space concept); schematic clouds in sky; animal's four legs are on a base line." 11 115. _____. 18"x24" crayon on manila. Joan, age 11-13. Girl with fence, sun, buildings, and brook. "Stage of Reasoning. Distance in space (no longer used base lines); joints shown in figure. Correct proportions used in figure to environment." 11 116. _____. 18"x24" tempera on manila. Dung, age 9. Blue and purple trees, pink house with red windows and doors, snowman, pink person on snow, sun, and snowing. "Schematic in space concept; very average in use of details." 11 117. _____. 12"x18" crayon on manila. Girl with blue dress on sidewalk in front of flower bed; white bird in sky, trees, building, two old-fashioned lampposts. 5 118. Traveling Exhibit #29. "Lincoln's Tomb." 12"x24" tempera on manila. Karen, grade 6. Transitional. Red and pink flowers, two trees, fancy, large two-toned walls with wrought iron gates, a plaque, and grass. "Strong indication of child using perspectives and shading." 11 120. _____. 12"x18" crayon on manila. Many children around two circular tables. Child at teacher's desk with teacher. Two globe lights and one window. 5 121. Traveling Exhibit #30. "Falling in the Leaves." 12"x18" crayon on manila. Laura Johnson, age 9, grade 4. Clouds, leaves, faces, birds, and bare tree. Parent occupation is teacher, State College, PA. Nationality - Majority. "Haptical reaction to experience (no baseline)." 6 122. "The Dancer." 20"x30" tempera on manila. Richard Franklin, age 10, grade 5. Woman with blue top, full purple skirt, and red shoes. Parent occupation is laborer. McKelvy School, Pittsburgh, PA. "Above average in figure representation, proportions, use of joints, and details of costume." 6 123. "Drink Grape Juice." 18"x24" crayon on manila. Judy Young, grade 6. Two waitresses and one lady in red dress on one of three, green stools in front of a drugstore-like counter with hot popcorn machine. 11 124. "In the Garden." 12"x18" crayon on manila. Patty Nichols, age 8, grade 3. Parent occupation is restaurant manager. Spring Street School, Bellefonte, PA. 6 126. "John W. Cook Hall." 12"x18" crayon on manila. Joey Bargewr, grade 4. Building with colorful windows. 6 127. _____. 12"x18" crayon on manila. Hal Ayram. Girl, boy, tree, flower. Schematic. 6 128. _____. 12"x18" crayon on manila. Ruth Baker, grade 4. Red building, stairs, nice landscaping. 6 129. "Me." 20"x30" tempera on manila. John Mcknight, age 6, grade 1. Large, smiling face/bust in blue and green. Metcalf Elementary, Normal, IL. 11 130. _____. 12"x15" crayon on manila, grade 1, B-9. Big yellow sun. Adult female with baby; girl; home appliances? 11 131. _____. 12"x18" pencil drawing on manila. Hughes Hegener, grade 6. Boy/man on walk in park with trees, bridge, lampposts. Some paper damage. 6 133. Traveling Exhibit #32. "Boy and His Bicycle." 20"x30" crayon on gray bogus. Grade 1. Boy on large bike with purple hat, yellow sun, big tree. "Pre-schematic. Rich in details-space concept close to overlapping unusual in base line period." 11 135. _____. 20"x30" R/black tempera on manila. Lyle, grade 2. Three black figures crossing bridge over R water with large black rock. "Note: These are construction workers building on campus. While in the Schematic, a space concept change was made to use the plane between (next higher) space concept." 11 136. _____. 20"x30" tempera on manila. David. Large tree with black trunk, brown leaves, B sky, and G grass. 11 137. _____. 20"x30" pencil on manila. Ruth. Drawing of seated figure with feet crossed at ankles. 12 138. _____. 20"x30" tempera on manila. David, grade 2. Boy on horse with another boy and ? 12 139. "Momma." 20"x30" crayon on manila. Terry, primary grade. Female with red earrings, green eyes, and red lips. "Portrait of mama -- drawn after study of (facial) features." 12 140. _____. 20"x30" primary colors tempera on manila. Grade 1. Scribble painting. 12 141. _____. 20"x30" tempera on manila. Age 6, grade 1. Large brown dinosaur by stream with tree, grass, sun, sky, and other. 12 142. _____. 20"x24" tempera on manila grade three. Seven brown and one multi-colored figures on either side of the sidewalk. Some water damage. "Game -- 'Red Rover, Red Rover, Please Come Over'; fold over -- a deviation from the base line concept." 12 143. _____. 24"x24" tempera on manila. Scribble painting. Becky Brown, grade 2. 12 145. _____. 12"x18" crayon resist with blue tempera on manila by Maria. Two adults, a teenager, and two girls. 6 146. Traveling Exhibit #33. "Cleaning Up the Snow." 12"x18" crayon on manila. Tom Lawrence, age 10. Parent occupations (separated): mother -- housewife; father -- unknown. Two men, dump truck, earthmover in the city. "Transitional. Attention to detail." 6 148. _____. 12"x18" rubbed crayon over texture on manila. John McKnight, grade 3. 7 149. Traveling Exhibit #34. "My Teacher." 12"x18" crayon on gray drawing paper. Meredith, grade 2. Portrait of lady with green dress and white collar. "Pre-schematic. Attention to facial features and jewelry common to girls at this age." 7 150. _____. 18"x24" G, R, B fingerpaint on white paper. Laurie. One red flower. 12 153. _____. 12"x18" Blue, red, and purple fingerpaint on white paper. Terrence Clancy. (partial). 7 154. _____. 12"x18" crayon rubbing on manila, Marguerite Norsele, grade 3. 7 156. Traveling Exhibit #35. "Pony Waiting for Rider." 12"x18" tempera on manila. Grade 1. Black horse with green saddle. "Pre-schematic." 7 157. Traveling Exhibit #36. "The Square Dance." 12"x18" crayon on gray bogus. Richard Franklin, age 10, grade 5. McKelvey School, Pittsburgh, PA. "Transitional. Each dancer is uniquely individual." 7 158. Traveling Exhibit #14. _____. 9"x12" crayon on white paper, grade two. Birthday party; very detailed. Mom, boy, and girl. Multi-colored everything, five yellow BD candles on pink cake, flowered wallpaper, patterned clothes, and ceiling chandelier. 7 159. _____. 18"x24" pencil on manila. Holly, grade 2. Girl, glasses, two flowers, and bug. 12 160. Traveling Exhibit #37. "Girls Around the Campfire." 18"x24" crayon on manila. Marcia, age 6.Thirteen girls, two tents, one tree. "Pre-schematic. An example of a fold-over picture (aerial perspective)." 12 161. "No Good." 18"x18" crayon on manila by Alice Jo White, Bloomington, IL. Portrait of a woman, elaborate details in face, dress, and background. "Gang Age." 12 162. Traveling Exhibit #38. "Fire Eater." 12"x18" tempera on white butcher paper. Mary Jo Thom, age 10. Partial of a circus painting. "Transitional." 7 163. Traveling Exhibit #39. "The Happy Fat Lady." 12"x18" tempera on white butcher paper. Dorothy Kacjsuaryn, age 10. Partial of a circus painting. 7 164. Traveling Exhibit #40. "Roller Skates." 18"x24" chalk on manila. Carol Stubb, grade 6. One girl who has fallen down and one on skates, and red car and flowers. Transitional. "Good use of perspective." 12 168. _____. 12"x18" tempera on newspaper. Large brown and white dog with black collar, eye, whiskers, and nose. 7 Traveling Exhibit; Correspondence; Photographs; Research 13 Daughters of the American Revolution Women in American History Award, Barnwell Society Luncheon for Ruth Freyberger 2019 14