Marvelous 19th C. Naive Watercolor and Graphite Drawing of Two Children and Noah's Arc (?) Hudson River school oil painting so I'd think it was

so I'd think it was gifted/awarded to Wilson from the organization at the same time as the certificate

which I'd like to think were inspired by the work of Bridget Riley

which I find hugely satisfying for some reason

expressing the sense of forced constriction facing Indigenous Americans just a few years before the signing of the Dawes Act in 1887

migratory fisherman

Marvelous 19th C. Naive Watercolor and Graphite Drawing of Two Children and Noah's Arc (?) Hudson River school oil painting so I'd think it wasOh, just exactly my favorite sort of drawing, and how rare it seems, more and more so, to find ones like this done by a school child I believe, mid 19th c. or so I think, graphite and watercolor on lined paper, with an embossed stamp at the upper left edge of the paper. Look at his striped purple tights! And her polka dotted apron against mustard yellow sleeves. And those faces, and hands, and heads of hair, and the way sho looks as if she's