Gallery Page 2 1: A State of Mind, c.1905...Baby Butcher, c.1921 2: Baby Chef and Turkey, c.1922...Ceres and the Harvest, c.1929 3: Childhood, c.1907...Circus Bareback Rider, c.1932 4: Circus Dog, c.1922...Easter Egg Hunt, c.1933 5: Easter Fairy, c.1937...Fall Foxhunting, c.1929 6: Fanchon the Lobster, c.1908...Fourth of July Parade, c.1933 7: Fourth of July Picnic, c.1915...Halloween, c.1913: Bobbing for Apples 8: Harvard Pole Vaulter, c.1907...Lifeguard, c.1919 9: Little Cowboy Takes a Licking, c.1938...Modern Madonna and Child, c.1922 10: Mortmain, c.1906...New Year's Baby, c.1916: Knitting 11: New Year's Baby, c.1917: Europe at War...New Year's Baby, c.1929: Dramatic New Year 12: New Year's Baby, c.1930: Parachuting...New Year's Baby, c.1942: No Trespassing 13: New Year's Baby, c.1943: At War...Puck Magazine: A Petty Annoyance 14: Pumpkin in Wheelbarrow, c.1913...Roman Costumes, c.1934 15: Romantic Easter, c.1934...Silent Night, c.1935 16: Skinny Dipping, c.1911...Stealing a Christmas Kiss, c.1933 17: Stinky Putt, c.1920...The Twisted Foot, c.1909 18: Too Many Green Apples, c.1933...Upset Stomach, c.1919 19: Victorian Family at Christmas, c.1934...Young Pilgrim Carving Turkey, c.1910 Baby Chef and Turkey, c.1922 Barking Up the Wrong Turkey, c.1926 Baseball, 1915 Basting the Turkey, c.1912 Basting the Turkey, c.1936 Begging for Turkey, c.1933 Boy Reciting for Teacher, c.1909 Breaking Up a Picnic Bronze Lincoln, c.1938 Carnival, c.1933 Carousel Ride, c.1930 Ceres and the Harvest, c.1929
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