Samblanet, Sister Grace Marie

This file contains video recordings related to the Community Assembly-ACRES, originated by Sister Grace Marie Samblanet, and is associated with the Women Religious Archival Genre; videocassettes are included.

This item contains a watercolor painting by Sister Grace Marie Samblanet, featuring a young fawn with white spots and expressive eyes nestled among layered green foliage, with leaves and branches framing the scene and the artist's signature visible.

This item contains a religious painting by Sister Grace Marie Samblanet, depicting the crowned Madonna and Child in warm gold, red, and earth tones, with the Christ Child raising a hand in blessing and holding a symbolic object, rendered in simple shapes and flat perspective, and signed by the artist.

This item contains a sketchbook of drawings created by Sister Grace Marie Samblanet on various occasions, featuring both religious/spiritual and secular themes, with many of the drawings being loose.

This item contains photograph albums and scrapbooks related to Sister Grace Marie Samblanet and convent life, as part of the Women Religious Archival Genre.

This item includes a framed still life painting depicting a small Virgin Mary statue beside two glass bottles, one amber and one green, set against a bright yellow background with teal, pink, and purple accents; the work is signed "Sister Grace" in the lower right corner.

This item is a framed etching titled "The Etcher" by Sister Grace Marie Samblanet, depicting a stylized side profile of an individual looking down and to the right, labeled as edition 2/8.

This item is a circular black and white print depicting a male figure in profile, likely Christ, rendered with fine lines that highlight the facial features; the title "The Etcher" and the artist's name, Sister Grace Marie, appear below the image.

This item includes a watercolor artwork by Sister Grace Marie Samblanet titled "Cosmic Consciousness and the (AMD) Mystery of Our Living God," featuring planets, stars, and a possible self-portrait of the artist with gray hair and glasses.