1926 |
My Canoe Is All My Good |
FES Title: | His light canoe – frail as a petal, yet able to carry several tons of freight – followed the long line of Lake Superior etc. | |
Alternate Titles: | His Light Canoe | |
Date: | 09/22/1932 | |
Size: | 24″H x 28″W | |
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Type: | illustration | |
Published: | Skinner, Constance Lindsay. “My Canoe Is All My Good.” Junior Red Cross Journal, April 1933: 175. caption: In the wilderness he found a larger freedom |
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Inscription: | lr: Frank E. Schoonover / ’32 / To Marianna duPont June 10 – 1933 F.E.S. | |
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Comments: | TP 1/15/02; index; edit | |
Commentary: | Author Constance Lindsay Skinner wrote: “I am more or less enraptured with the Schoonover, and with the set up altogether. When Schoonover draws a canoe, he draws both a canoe and a dream… A small sketch of the composition is drawn in the day books. |
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Provenance: | Given by artist to Marianna duPont (June 10, 1933); private collection [1995] | |