1951

Bas relief on the west façade of the Agronomy Building, an Iowa farmland theme depicting sky, seed and soil, the fundamental agronomy study areas.

The artist’s daughter Helene’s dogs Micky and Laddy.

Figure study for Saint Bernard of Clairvaux in Breda, Iowa.

Bust portrait. His head is shaved with a fringe of hair around his head.

Portrait bust.

Busts.

Plaster copy of Saint Cecilia Church’s Mary and Jesus in terra cotta.

Bas relief portrait. Christian and Charlotte Petersen were godparents at Philip’s baptism.

Bas relief portrait in profile of manager of the Des Moines Municipal Airport, Iowa.

Study of a man tied to a cross - unknown political prisoner of war. Notation by Charlotte Petersen on cover of the sketch book states that it was for a competition for sculptors.

Sketches of two angels.

Study of a man with a seed bag for sowing alfalfa, small scale second sketch.

This drawing is of Mary Petersen’s cat which was given the name Fancy because of a little V-shaped mark on its right ear.

Drawing made on a trip to California. Grandchildren Jane, Lee, Scott and Lynn.

Sculpted head as part of a demonstration for the Clio Club of Carroll, Iowa during a presentation in November 1951.