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004.001.30 - Drawing
A drawing in pencil of a handful of azaleas. There is a rectangular box drawn around them to serve as a frame. This was practice for a possible watercolor. This was located in a portfolio which contained the work of Eleanor C. Thomas, a local artist and art teacher. This is unsigned.
Record Type: Object
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004.001.31 - Drawing
A drawing in pencil on transparent tracing paper of azaleas. This drawing is very similar to object 004.001.31. A word is written in pencil on the bottom of the paper that may be azalea. This was located in a portfolio which contained the work of Eleanor C. Thomas, a local artist and art teacher. The drawing is unsigned.
Record Type: Object
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004.001.32 - Drawing
A drawing in pencil on transparent tracing paper of an azalea. The paper is a small scrap that has been ripped on three of the four sides. This appears to be practice rough sketch before a more refined drawing or watercolor. This was located in a portfolio which contained the work of Eleanor C. Thomas, a local artist and art teacher. The drawing is unsigned.
Record Type: Object
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004.001.33 - Painting
A watercolor of orange azaleas with green leaves on two pieces of paper that are taped together. Written on the top of the paper in pencil is, "make flowers smaller leaves yellow-green." This appears to be practice before a more refined watercolor. There is a sketch of some unknown type of flower on the back of the paper. This was located in a portfolio which contained the work of Eleanor C. Thomas, a local artist and art teacher. This is un...
Record Type: Object
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004.001.4 - Drawing
A drawing of pink azaleas by Eleanor C. Thomas. Pink, brown and green watercolors had been used to bring life to some of the flowers. This appears to be a prototype on the way to the finished product. There are two sheets of paper that are taped together with the drawing spread out over the them. Eleanor C. Thomas was a local artist and art teacher in Beverly and throughout the North Shore.
Record Type: Object
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004.001.5 - Label
A small piece of transparent tracing paper with the following words written on it in cursive with pencil: Wild Azalea, Mountain Laurel and Lady Slippers. The word mountain is also written without the letter "u". There are a few capital "P's" and a capital"L" written as well.
Record Type: Object
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004.001.6 - Drawing
A pencil drawing with the title, Wild Azalea. This was drawn by Eleanor C. Thomas, a local artist and art teacher in Beverly and throughout the North Shore.
Record Type: Object
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004.001.7 - Drawing
A drawing in pencil on transparent tracing paper of azaleas by Eleanor C. Thomas. She was a local artist and art teacher in Beverly and throughout the North Shore. She was involved with the Rockport Arts Association from 1932 until her death in 1984.
Record Type: Object
