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Marine: The Waterspout An oil painting of a waterspout, a sea tornado.
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The Storm two lovers running while caught in a storm
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Fragment of a marble relief with the head of a girl This small head probably comes from a votive relief with a number of figures gathered to worship a god. The girl's sweet expression and her hair in coils that resemble a melon are typical of art of the fourth century B.C.
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Mary Shelley (1797–1851) Sculpture from the 19th century, of Mary Shelley, author of Frankenstein.
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The Seasons
Plague[sic] /Plaque
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The Slave Ship, plaster mold
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The Slave Ship, resin mold
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Franklin Roosevelt submitted to the Committee for the Franklin Roosevelt Portrait, won by Selma Burke, Dannett transcript, 49
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Amelia Earhart
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Désespoir (Cloud Relief or Despair) Inspired by last stanza of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s poem “Rainy Day" (Passannante, p. 6)
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Harriet Tubman
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So Big
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Crucifixion
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Thurmans
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Moorfield Storey first president of the NAACP, commissioned by WEB DuBois, inscription: "We ask only the Rights of Every American Citizen."
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Water Boy
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Refugee
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Head of a Woman (Disdain)
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Head of a Woman (Vanity)
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Head of of a Woman (Scorn)
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Mother and Child (Pieta)
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Ethiopia Awakening
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Silence
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Ethiopia (award)
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The Good Shepherd, mold Mold of the Good Shepherd, facing forward with hands held up and crossed. This is a long, slim piece with a pointed, arched top. There are what appear to be some hieroglyphics along the sides. The are some apparent writings which look to be as follows: "The" "Good" "Shepherd" "Knoweth" "His" "Sheep" which are all in reverse letters and numbers. Piece is shaped like a Gothic church window.