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Gallery
| Artist | Title | Thumbnail | Notes old | Media | Signature status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| George Jo Mess | Garden of Eve |  |
Etching on Paper | Signed Lower Right | |
| George Jo Mess | Glorious Day |  |
SOLD | Etching on Paper | Signed Lower Right |
| C. Curry Bohm | Fog on the Shrimp Boats |  |
Watercolor on Paper | Signed Lower Left | |
| C. Curry Bohm | The Blue Bay of Biloxi |  |
Watercolor on Paper | Signed Lower Left | |
| C. Curry Bohm | Waiting for the Call of Shrimp |  |
Watercolor on Paper | Signed Lower Right | |
| C. Curry Bohm | Oyster Steamers of Biloxi |  |
Watercolor on Paper | Signed Lower Left | |
| Anthony Buchta | A Cottage in the Delta of Miss |  |
Oil on Board | Signed Lower Right | |
| Harry A. Davis | Bathers and Boats |  |
Oil on Board | Signed Lower Right | |
| George Ames Aldrich | Normandy Canal |  |
Oil on Canvas | Signed Lower Left | |
| Ruth Bernice Anderson | Waiting for a Friend |  |
Oil on Canvas | Signed Lower Left | |
| James Eccles | Hobnob Corner |  |
The iconic eatery, located at the corner of Main and Van Buren in downtown Nashville, IN. | Mixed media (gouache, crayon and ink) on heavy paper | Signed Lower Left |
| Louis Oscar (L.O.) Griffith | Men and Spars |  |
This piece is a re-strike, created by the artist but printed after his death. | Etching on Paper | Signed Lower Right |
| Louis Oscar (L.O.) Griffith | Derelicts |  |
This piece is a re-strike, created by the artist but printed after his death. | Etching on Paper | Signed Lower Right |
| Frank Vietor | Locomotive Study |  |
Acrylic on Board | Signed Lower Right | |
| John (Jan) Zwara | Peonies |  |
Gouache on Paper | Signed Lower Left | |
| Anthony Buchta | Wintertime in the Valley |  |
Oil on Board | Signed Lower Right | |
| Orrin Draver | Richmond Winter Landscape |  |
Oil on Canvas | Signed Lower Left | |
| Margaret Overbeck | Study of a Young Woman |  |
Oil on Canvas | Signed Lower Left | |
| Edith Woodard Bell | Still Life with Zinnias |  |
Oil on Board | Signed Lower Right | |
| Oscar Erickson | Building a Road, CCC |  |
This is a very important piece as it was an official work of art entered into the Public Works of Art Project of 1934. | Oil on Canvas | Unsigned, Authenticated, verso. |