Reinhold palenske biography sample
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Chicago Artist Files, O-Q
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Oak Preserve / River Forest Rumour League
- Notes: Likewise known importation Austin, Tree Park, bear River Timberland Art League
Chicago Artists' File
Oakes, Raymond
- Medium: Miniatures
- Notes: Period style miniatures
Chicago Artists' File
- File: Yes
- Slides: No
- Videos: No
Oates, Leah
- Gender: Female
- Notes: VPA Plane Collection
Chicago Artists' File
Oatway, Margrette
Chicago Artists' File
- File: No
- Slides: No
- Videos: No
Obermeier, James
Chicago Artists' File
Obermeyer, Lindsay (1966-)
- Medium: Writing
- Gender: Female
- Notes: Writer
Chicago Artists' File
Oberto, Darren
- Notes: Around depiction Coyote Gallery: December 1-22, 2006
Chicago Artists' File
- File: Yes
- Slides: No
- Videos: No
Obiosz, Nicki
- Medium: Painting
- Notes: VPA Slip Collection
Chicago Artists' File
- File: No
- Slides: Yes
- Videos: No
Obodzinski, Mary
- Medium: Ceramics
- Gender: Female
Chicago Artists' File
- File: Yes
- Slides: No
- Videos: No
O'Briant, Michael
- Medium: Painting
- Gender: Male
Chicago Artists' File
- File: Yes
- Slides: No
- Videos: No
O'Brien, Catherine
- Medium: Muralist Painting
- Notes: WPA Artist; c of Progress
Chicago Artists
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Historical Highlights of the Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies
By Michelle Tilly
(Revised 2014 and 2017 by S. R. Watkins)
The Founding Four Fathers…
The history of the Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies dates back to 1923. The Rockwall area in Kootenay National Park had little historical significance were it not for a 1923 gathering that took place along the trail. In August 1923 Dr. John Murray Gibbon organized a fishing trip along the Columbia River. As chief publicist for the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) Gibbon had a number of “friends in high places.” The adventurers he assembled for the trip included Reginald Townsend, editor of Country Life in America magazine, and his wife, Madeline Drexel Townsend; Harry Beach Clow, President of the Rand McNally Map Company and his wife, Elizabeth Clow; famous Chicago artist Reinhold Heinrich Palenske and his wife, Eva Helen Palenske; H. Armstrong Roberts; Byron Harmon, photographer and official photographer for the Alpine Club of Canada; Walter Nixon, an outfitter and guide from the Windermere region, outfitted the party and brought along his friend, Madeline Turner. They traveled from the Kootenay River to the Wolverine Plateau near Tumbling Glacier, probably along the Beaverfoot River and up Dainard Creek
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Poster, 'Serve Your Country By Saving Money'
Overview
Buy war savings stamps!
This First World War poster was created by the United States Government to advertise the sale of Treasury Department war saving stamps to help fund the country's participation in the war. These stamps were mainly aimed at citizens. The poster depicts a small black and white lithograph image of Uncle Sam handing over saving stamps through a window to a man in a queue in exchange for money. Text dominates the majority of the poster, asking the viewer to 'Invest in U.S. Government War Savings Stamps'.
British and American Posters in New Zealand
This item is part of a collection of First World War posters sent to New Zealand as examples of British and American wartime propaganda. From 1917-1919, the Dominion Museum (now Te Papa) collected such war material with the help of the New Zealand High Commissioner in London and the Department of Defence. This particular poster arrived with the second batch of posters of over one hundred British and American war posters, sent by the High Commissioner in London via the Department of Internal Affairs in June 1919 and New Zealand War Records Section in London (Department of Defence).
The museum intended to collect and display such objects in a planned nati