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      Yellow felt Waterloo College crest with purple felt trim. Features the Waterloo College symbol, and the lettering "Tennis Champ's Men's Doubles '35-36". The crest is backed with green felt.

      Framed Oil on Masonite Artist description: I used this subject for a medium oil which I gave to my brother Hardy as a wedding present. The limited colour and back yard fences indicate the influence of the Ash Can school. Cleveland, Ohio.

      Framed Oil on Masonite Artist description: I found buildings on a steep hill interesting because the roof lines were dropping down in an interesting pattern.

      Framed Oil on Masonite Artist description: This sketch (painted on the spot) has the same pallet knife technique as Road and River and since these are the only two in this style and season I must have painted them close together. Later I painted several large oils using a modified ...

      ... just had to drive north, colour or no colour. In 1935 I left Waterloo to study...

      Framed Oil on Masonite Artist description: This group of buildings on Euclid Avenue in Cleveland has the all-over composition influenced by the Ash Can school where back yards were the subjects to be painted. Run down but still warm and inviting. This is one of many sketches of this size ...

      Framed Oil on Masonite Artist description: This has a happy atmosphere, brighter colours and some palette knife added. The introduction of figures was a bold step - note the blue shadows, which disappeared as my Cleveland gray period took hold.

      Framed Water Soluble Paint Artist description: Another sketch from the Flats in Cleveland. Steel mills were wonderful subjects to paint and the smoke they cast into the atmosphere was very dramatic for painters. It meant that the depression was waning and prosperity was coming.

      Unframed Water Soluble Paint Artist description: This subject, which was also used in an etching, takes the prize in the depression contest. Even the For Sale sign is falling down. This subject I found in the flats also.

      Unframed Water Soluble Paint Artist description: Another sketch with a low spirit and gray colour. The sign indicates that a small business faced hard times.

      Framed Oil & Water Soluble Paint Artist description: This sketch also was used for a large oil which was purchased by the Cleveland museum. Sunflowers are more of my favourite subjects. What I find so impressive is the feeling of harvest, plentiful and weight.

      Unframed Water Soluble Paint Artist description: Another industrial sketch with all the earmarks of the Ash Can school.

      Ivory silk tap pant stlye underwear with white lace insets featuring a side opening and small buttons for fastening.

      This beige girdle is of a sturdier construction and would have extended lower over the hips. There is a satin decorative panel on the front and satin trim along the sides. There are six garters attached and bone ribbing on the inside. There are metal clasps on one side.

      ... made by a student with the initials M.I.D. in 1935....