Painting

This picture shows artist Charles Banks Wilson (left) with Charles Rosenberger, the Sovereign Grand Inspector General of the Oklahoma Scottish Rite Masons. Between the men is a portrait of Rosenberger, painted by Mr. Wilson. From Charles B. Wilson.

Ceremonies of the unveiling of a painting of Honorable Frank Pace, Jr., Secretary of the Army, which was painted by Mr. Germain Glidden. Frank Pace is shown standing in front of the painting in his office.

Ceremonies of the unveiling of a painting of Honorable Frank Pace, Jr., Secretary of the Army. Left to right: Mr. Germain Glidden (artist), Mrs. Glidden, Priscilla Pace, Paula Pace, Frank Pace, and Margaret (Mrs. Frank) Pace.

Ceremonies of the unveiling of a painting by Mr. Germain Glidden (left) of Honorable Frank Pace, Jr., Secretary of the Army.

Color transparency of a painting of Mrs. Martha Ellen Truman by Jerry Farnsworth. Martha E. Truman is Harry S. Truman's mother.

This is a color transparency of a group of paintings of Harry S. Truman. The display is setting on the floor. There are at least 25 paintings together. From: White House archives donor, Truman Wing.

Photograph of a painting depicting unidentified Japanese people. The painting is possibly in a building or temple in Kyoto, Japan.

Photo of Boris B. Gordon's portrait painting of Martha Ellen Truman.

Autographed portrait painting of President Harry S. Truman. Signed by artist Greta Kempton in the lower left corner. Also autographed by Truman: "My very best to Miss Reathel Odum, an efficient and capable public servant. White House, Sept. 26, 1947. Harry S. Truman." Original is filed in oversize file.

Photo of a portrait painting of Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder. Autographed, "To Reathel M. Odum, with sincere appreciation of the helpful and effective assistance you have given me through the years. John W. Snyder." Original is stored in oversize photo file.