1941

Portrait of Converse, Department of Journalism, 1919–1939. Dedicated October 1941 in the Department of Technical Journalism, Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa.

The model, Marion Link of Nevada, won second in the National Cornhusking Championship in 1940 and first place in the Iowa championship in 1941. Commissioned along with 4-H Calf by the Hotel Sheldon-Munn, Ames, IA.

Four kneeling figures of Native American women equally spaced around a fountain ring. The ring design is sprouting corn. Dedicated at VEISHEA May 1941.

Figure of boy with calf. Commissioned along with Cornhusker by the Hotel Sheldon-Munn, Ames, IA.

Preparatory study of two men taking a step grasping a stalk, and a sketch of a man leaning on a pedestal.

Sketch of Charlotte seated on a chair with a cigarette in her right hand, held up away from her daughter Mary who is reading a book on her lap.

Study of a newborn calf.

Sketch of the artist’s daughter Mary standing and looking down.

Two sketches of Mary Petersen reading and writing.

Reverse image of Charlotte, Christian and Mary Petersen standing and looking in shock at a globe on a pedestal as explosions come out of two sides.

Bust of the Petersen’s’ friend and neighbor.

A preparatory design for the larger scale sculpture. The model, Marion Link of Nevada, won second in the National Cornhusking Championship in 1940 and first place in the Iowa championship in 1941.