Undated Sculpture

Listed as damaged in 1964 sale record.

Mold.

Plaster mold of sculpture of director of extension at Iowa State College.

Plaque and mold shows a bust view of a man wearing a tie, in a circle. Buell was an early settler of Iowa and had a career piloting Great Lakes and Mississippi River vessels.

Kneeling robed, male figure supporting a reclining figure of Christ.

Sculpture of the daughter of a family from Marshalltown.

Cat with arched back.

Molds

This was a gift to John Slater from Charlotte Petersen, who was his godmother.

Mold. Possibly Estelle Garvey, Charlotte’s mother.

Roundel of a youthful girl.

Block-style carved image of a young lady’s face.

Mold, negative.

Bas relief portrait of man with moustache facing viewer and writing in a book.

Listed as damaged in 1964 sale record.

Young woman in a long gown holding an object in her hand.

Mold of bas relief of older man, facing viewer. Possibly Charlotte Petersen’s father, William Garvey.

Bas relief of figure cut off at knees, holding violin to right on plaque.

Clay study of mother grasping two children.

Seated Madonna with young Jesus standing near her, both reading a book.

Bas relief of standing bearded man with book in right hand.

Listed as damaged in 1964 sale record.

The artist’s wife, Charlotte, told Mrs. Uhrig that the two men shown in profile are Charlotte’s nephews.

Listed as damaged in 1964 sale record.

Plaster bust of woman with curly hair.

Sculpture of Michael Schroeder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Schroeder.

Girl wears 1920s style short dress with bows at shoulders; holds puppy with both arms, head bent down slightly.

Portrait bust.

Woman with bobbed hair. Green-grey color.

Reproduced by Mrs. C. Edward Christians, Des Moines, Iowa, from 1910 bronze bas relief of Petersen’s parents, Helene and Peter Petersen.

St. Bernard holding staff in left hand.

Cast by Gorham Co. Bronze Division.

Cast by Gorham Co. Bronze Division.

Boy relief sculpture, (possibly from Joy fountain)

Portrait bust of Gulick (1865-1918), father of physical education and recreation in the United States, formerly the director of Physical Training for the New York City Public Schools.

Roundel of Michael Sidney Lenrow, born in Ames, in 1932, and his brother Peter Lenrow, born in Ames in 1934. Their parents were Bernard Lenrow, director of the Iowa State Players from 1932 to 1936, and Libby Lenrow.

Bust depicts Lincoln facing forward with a very similar profile to the Seated Lincoln style.

Scared cat with separate mouse. May be related to cat drawings CPC #906 and "Cat" sculpture CPC #406, also known as "Fancy".

Nude woman kneeling with arms crossed across her chest, rectangle base.

Horse with head bent, rider with head bent on rough base. Similar to "End of the Trail" by James Earl Frasier.

Bust of Navy admiral from shoulders up wearing a military cap.