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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.

This item contains a framed watercolor artwork by Sister Florence Garbacz, featuring a terracotta pot with magenta pansies rendered in soft colors and fine detail against a plain white background, and is signed by the artist.

This item contains a depiction of a large, bright sun over a meadow, rendered in warm reds, oranges, and yellows, and signed by D. A. Lengerich.

This item contains a watercolor painting by Sister Rose Ann McBride depicting a large building complex, likely a convent or mission, in a snowy winter landscape with evergreen trees, arched entryways, a bell tower, and tiled roofs, emphasizing symmetry and depth with a central pathway.

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 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 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 includes an image of the Virgin Mary standing on clouds, holding a blue globe topped with a cross, encircled by angels and radiant light, with a serpent beneath her feet. An ornate floral border frames the scene, and the phrase "PRAY FOR US" appears at the bottom, evoking the style of a traditional religious painting.

This item contains a painting by Maria M. Hughes depicting a Sister in a blue habit holding a lit candle on a tray, accompanied by two children, one seated on the ground holding her garment, the other standing with hands in pockets and looking down, set before a mission-style building and mountains, and ordered by Rev. J. J. Sigstein in the 1930s.

This item is an abstract acrylic painting by Sister Paula Wellnitz, featuring a central burst of yellow and white radiating into red and maroon, and signed "Paula" in the lower right corner.