Photographs, including property from the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

Each unframed.

Condition: surface dirt; scattered handling creases; bumps to edges; slight discoloration to upper edge of diver; heavy annotations on verso of each.

Diver using oxyacetylene torch to cut steel, 1942; printed c. 1942
14 x 11 inches.
Gift of Jordan Finn

Students at metal sculpting class at Skowhegan School of the Arts using heavy mallet to pound piece of metal that has just been taken from a forge, 1948; printed c. 1948
14 x 11 inches.
Gift of Jordan Finn

Students at easels seated under trees painting watercolors at the Skowhegan School of the Arts, 1948; printed c. 1948
11 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches.
Gift of Adam and Susan Finn

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