Artists

This is a wonderful profile shot of Thomas Hart Benton apparently signing the cover of a program at Thomas Hart Benton Day in Neosho, Missouri.

Thomas Hart Benton is riding in the backseat of a convertible during a parade honoring him in Neosho, Missouri.

Left to right: former President Harry S. Truman, an unidentified Native American man, and Thomas Hart Benton stand together with a crowd in the background during Thomas Hart Benton Day in Neosho, Missouri. Mr. Benton is holding a staff of some sort to Mr. Truman's face.

Former President Harry S. Truman riding in the back seat of a convertible. Two ladies in Victorian dress, one holding a parasol, sit on either side. He is in Neosho, Missouri to participate in Thomas Hart Benton Day.

A young lady in Victorian dress holds a parasol over the head of Former President Harry S. Truman as he participates in Thomas Hart Benton Day in Neosho, Missouri. A crowd can be seen in the background.

Charles Banks Wilson (left), Thomas Hart Benton(center), and former President Harry S. Truman stand before a portrait of Thomas Hart Benton painted by Wilson. They are attending the celebration, Thomas Hart Benton Day, in Neosho, Missouri.

Sculptor Alvin T. Marriott (right) presents a bust of Franklin D. Roosevelt to Major General Edwin Watson, a military aide to President Roosevelt.

Former Postmaster General Robert E. Hannegan (left) and Greta Kempton (second from left) pose with three unidentified men next to Mr. Hannegan's portrait at its unveiling in New York. Ms. Kempton painted the official portrait.

Left to right: Unidentified man, Postmaster General Jesse M. Donaldson, artist Greta Kempton, and Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder. This event is an unveiling of the Greta Kempton portrait of Jesse Donaldson. The painting was a gift to Donaldson from the National Association of Postmasters.

Thomas Hart Benton is shown presenting former President Harry S. Truman a sketch of the Indian appearing in the left center of the mural in the Harry S. Truman Library. This sketch will be used on a commemorative stamp for Mr. Truman's 87th birthday. Mr. Truman's elaborate birthday cake is also shown in the photo. Same as 2009-1202.