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Installation view: a dark, empty gallery room with a large projection of a watercolor in yellow, pink and orange on the far wall.
Watercolor of a canvas tent in white, orange and grey with a red pole, a woman in a pale coat bending beside it at left.

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Gouache and pencil on watercolor paper

57 × 76 cm

Watercolor of an orange and black tent under a pale blue sky, a woman in a long coat carrying a suitcase at left.

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Gouache and pencil on watercolor paper

57 × 76 cm

Watercolor of tent flaps drawn open in pale ochre and green, showing a dark plum interior with a woman in outline.

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Gouache and pencil on watercolor paper

57 × 76 cm

Watercolor of tent flaps in lilac and lime green framing a dark plum triangular opening, flecked with blue and yellow.

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Gouache and pencil on watercolor paper

57 × 76 cm

Watercolor of a peaked beige tent with a dark opening in which figures are drawn in outline, a red band on the center pole.

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Gouache and pencil on watercolor paper

57 × 76 cm

Watercolor of a woman in a green striped dress and striped hat beside a man in uniform, in saturated greens, purples and magenta.

Alfred T. Palmer: A poster comes to life. Long awaited by Woolslayer, he celebrated the visit of the soldier and sailor with a party at his home. Friends, relatives and fellow workers made up the list of guests. No ordinary party, this one will be remembered by the Woolslayers for years to come. Festivities started at 8 p.m. and lasted well into the next morning. Proudly seated on Sergeant Vineyard’s knee is Woolslayer’s eight-year-old daughter, Georgia Ann, who stayed up long past her bedtime to take part in the fun. Allegheny-Ludlum Steel, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

2016

Gouache and pencil on watercolor paper

57 × 76 cm

Watercolor of hands tying a red cloth, in red, orange and yellow with olive green at left.

Anne Rosener: Safe clothes for women war workers. A closeup of Eunice’s new uniform reveals one of its most important safety factors: the tight-buttoning trouser ankles which prelude the possibility of a loose trouser’s catching in moving machinery. Note also the sturdily built, comfortable safety shoes, with box toe which helps protect the wearer from falling objects. Bendix Aviation Plant, Brooklyn, New York

2016

Gouache and pencil on watercolor paper

57 × 76 cm

Watercolor of yellow church buildings with a steeple against a magenta sky spattered with yellow.

John Vachon: Zell, South Dakota. Church buildings

2016

Gouache and pencil on watercolor paper

57 × 76 cm

Watercolor of two figures at the wheel of a car outlined in red, with green, blue and teal splashes.

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2016

Gouache and pencil on watercolor paper

57 × 76 cm

Watercolor of hands holding a slender tube, in pale pink, orange and lilac against dark green.

Jack Delano: Making an acidity test on soil during a field agronomy class at Iowa State College. Ames, Iowa

2016

Gouache and pencil on watercolor paper

36 × 47.5 cm

Watercolor of two silhouetted figures, one wearing a hat, seen through a tent opening of red and pink.

Russell Lee: Irrigated farming country in the Boise River Valley. Canyon County, Idaho

2016

Gouache and pencil on watercolor paper

36 × 47.5 cm

Watercolor of three dancing figures in yellow with long blue shadows across a grey ground.

Marjory Collins: Washington, D.C. Dancing class at an elementary school

2016

Gouache and pencil on watercolor paper

36 × 47.5 cm

Watercolor of two figures in orange and yellow, a woman in a hat leaning in front of a man, spattered with black.

Russell Lee: Boys on sacks of wool, Malheur County, Oregon

2016

Gouache and pencil on watercolor paper

57 × 76 cm

Watercolor of folded hands in orange and pink on a mauve ground, with a pale figure in outline above.

Arthur Rothstein: Mexican rehabilitation clients. Dona Ana County, New Mexico

2016

Gouache and pencil on watercolor paper

57 × 76 cm