*Letta Crapo-Smith, portrait of her mother

*(founder) Letta Crapo-Smith, “First Birthday” 1902; the painting once hung in the Louvre and was awarded the bronze medal at the St Louis Exposition in 1904

*Letta Crapo-Smith

* (founder) Letta Crapo-Smith

*Lillian B. Meeser, original founder of DSWPS and one of the originators of the modern decorative still life

*Lillian B. Meeser

*Lillian B. Meeser, portrait of her daughter Carol

*Lillian B. Meeser

portrait of *Edith E. Haworth (1878-1953) by Robert Henri, 1909

Alexandrine McEwen and *Katherine McEwen at 7-Bar, their Arizona ranch

Alexandrine McEwen

*Katherine McEwen

*Katherine McEwen, Alaskan Mountains, 1931

*Katherine McEwen, murals, Christ Church Cranbrook

*Katherine McEwen

*Katherine Sibley McEwen, Yukon Sunset (DIA purchase 1924)

*Katherine McEwen, Mt Niblock, Detroit Institute of Arts permanent collection

*Katherine Sibley McEwen, mural in the dining room of the Cranbrook School for Boys

*Katherine Sibley McEwen, Dragoon Mt., Arizona

*Mary Chase Stratton, founder of Pewabic Pottery, Detroit

Guardian Building (Detroit) interior, decorated with tiles made by Pewabic Pottery (*Mary Chase Stratton, founder)

*Mary Chase Stratton (founder of Pewabic Pottery): Rainbow Fountain, Oriental Garden, Cranbrook

*Miriam Candler, “A Cold Day in Grand Circus Park”, 1900?

*Jane C. Stanley, Taos Canyon

*Jane C. Stanley, Tarbole, Lago di Garda

*Jane C. Stanley, Christino’s "Locha" (red horse)

*Jane C. Stanley

*Jane C. Stanley, painting of St Mark's Square in Venice

*Alice Viola Guysi (DSWPS Charter Member, exhibited at Paris Salon; supervisor of art in the Detroit Public Schools)

*Alice Viola Guysi, 1863-1940

*Della Garretson, Miss G (her twin sister, Lillie Garretson, also a DSWPS membeer)

Mildred Emerson Williams

Mildred Emerson Williams, Stairway in Chartres

Mildred Emerson Williams, “Le Pont Neuf, Paris”, lithograph, DIA permanent Collection

Mildred Emerson Williams, “At the Bronx Zoo”, (between 1935 & 1940) lithograph printed in black ink on wove paper DIA permanent collection

Mildred Emerson Williams, “Washington Square”, circa 1930, lithograph printed in black ink on wove paper

Mildred Emerson Williams, “Winter, Central Park”, lithograph printed in black ink on wove paper, DIA permanent collection

Mildred Emerson Williams (1892-1967), “Geranium”, early 20th c., DIA Permanent Collection

Mildred Emerson Williams, Detroit Skyline with Boblo Boat

Mildred Emerson Williams, "Backyard of New York"

Mildred Emerson Williams, "Brittany Market"

Mildred Emerson Williams

Iris Andrews Miller 1881-1981 (studied under William Chase Merritt)

Eva Belle Adams

Eve Belle Adams

Elizabeth Palmer Bradfield; joined 1922

Mary Longyear Palmer, 1922

Mary McLellan Hamilton (1891-1939), “Pixie”, 1926, wc on ivory (3”x2”) Metropolitan Art Collection NY, portrait of her niece Margaret Hamilton

Alice Hagerman Thurber (joined DSWPS in 1929)

Margaret Wilby (joined 1933)

Hanny Vander Velde (1883-1959) “Interior, Detroit Institute of Arts permanent collection

Hanny VanderVelde, 1924

Amy Lorimer, “Washington Boulevard”. The painting appeared in her solo show at the Detroit Artists Market

Amy Lorimer

Helen May (1909-1995; teacher of Louise J. Nobili and Mary Jane Bigler; art instructor, Detroit School of Design, University Liggett School, Wayne State University)