Cabinet 2 Drawer-1

This group of artwork appears to be student artwork depicting different religious contexts. The grouping had one cross within it that had the name Istuan Barany on the back. It is unknown whether this group is Istuan Barany's.

This item includes an image of five women, likely women religious, welcoming newcomers to their community, featuring the text "Bienvenido's!... To Chicago's Welcoming Community," signed by Sister Martha Wordeman O. L. V. M. and dated 5-24-02.

This item is a painting by Sister Geraldine Christ depicting three red flowers, possibly poppies, surrounded by greenery.

This item is a painting depicting an owl perched on a branch adorned with five flowers, two on the left and three on the right set against a black background featuring stars and a crescent moon in the upper right corner.

This item contains a painting of four mushrooms: one tall red mushroom, two smaller white mushrooms, and one smaller pink mushroom, created by Sister Geraldine Christ.

This item contains a watercolor painting of a winter scene featuring a small pink house in the upper right corner and a fence in the middle-right of the composition.

This item contains a watercolor painting of a mountain scene, with a Helen Keller quote ("Even more amazing than the wonders of nature are the powers of the spirit") featured along the left third of the artwork.

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.

One black and white drawing of Victory Noll by Sister Geraldine Christ.