Spring
The Queensboro Bridge, New York
Park Scene
Woman Holding A Bouquet Of White Lilies (Cosmopolitan cover)
Victorian Lady Fashion Christmas
Colgate's Talc Powders ad
Dancing Couple
Windswept
Spring Maidens
Day (A Group Of Female Figures Dancing On A Seashore)
Dancing Nymphs
Dancing Nymphs
Dancing Maidens
Bather Resting
The Literary Digest cover
Auto Repair (Kodak Camera ad)
The Bridge
Master Of The Vineyard
The Unknown Quantity - The Sad Shepherd
The Rosary
Maude Adams
In Full Swing
A Setter
A Spaniel
AMERICAN GALLERY - 20th Century 
I always like local connections among the artwork that you post; “The Queensboro Bridge, New York” is a keeper, as is “Maude Adams.”
Adams was a popular stage actress around the turn of the last century who was one of the original women, if not the first, to perform the title role of “Peter Pan.” She was evidently very successful in that she donated her 400-acre estate to the Sisters of the Cenacle for the construction of a retreat house in Lake Ronkonkoma, New York (on Long Island) where she was interred after her death in 1953.
If you do nothing else with this link, click on her portrait and look into THOSE eyes! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maude_Adams
And the Sisters are doing quite well. Land values on suburban Long Island being what they are (until recently), the order has financed itself over the decades by selling off most of the land (down to 45 acres now). So well, that they were able to recently replace their old building with a new Retreat Center and Convent. http://www.cenaclesisters.org/provincial/news-and-events/show-detail.aspx?id=156
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Interesting story and a remarkable lady indeed. I saw her photographs in the role of Juliet…really wonderful.
p.s.: In case you missed: Katherine Stone satisfied your curiosity about a certain detail of her painting.
http://americangallery.wordpress.com/2011/11/26/katherine-stone-1986/#comment-6178
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Yes, I had missed that. Thanks, Suzay.
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