Twice a week her family came to sit here, to talk about themselves - and her

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Twice a week her family came to sit here, to talk about themselves - and her
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Twice a week her family came to sit here, to talk about themselves - and her

Date1948
Artist (American illustrator, born 1907)
Illustration Citation"The View," by Faith Baldwin, in Woman's Home Companion, April 1948
MediumGouache on illustration board
Dimensions22 x 30 in. (55.9 x 76.2 cm)
Credit LineGift of Conrad Jordan, Esq., 1991
Object number1991-150
On View
Not on view
ClassificationsDRAWING
Label TextThis tale has a fantastical element: the almost-transparent woman is a ghost who occasionally visits her former home to keep up to date on the activities of her friends and family. Here she is enjoying the view from the cemetery where she is buried.

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Barbara Schwinn Jordan
c. 1940
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Barbara Schwinn Jordan
1951