Artworks

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.

This item is a framed painting titled "Abstract Still Life with Pitcher," created by Sister Dorothy Louise Wortmann. It features a blue pitcher set against an abstract background of pink and deep maroon, with lively, expressive brushwork and loose elements surrounding the central object. The painting shows signs of aging and is signed and dated July 6, 1984.

This item contains a watercolor painting of a branch with six ripe red apples and green leaves, signed "Sister Dorothy Anne" below a leaf on the lower right.

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.

The group of Bolivian artifacts from Sister Mary Edna Butler include: 1. Several Plaques (3) 2. Sports Banner 3. Awards (3) 4. Saint Louis Fair Pin 5. Native purses from Bolivia (2) 6. Native belts from Boliva (2) 7. Fabric Squares from Bolivia

The group of Bolivian artifacts donated by Sister Mary Edna Butler include: 1. 1 large cotton wall hanging mounted on leather 2. 2 small banners used at the Center of Studies in Oruru, Boliva 3. 1 award to Sister Mary Edna Butler from the Intermediate College of Francisco Fajardo, June 6, 1999

The box of artifacts from Bolivia includes: 1. Virgin of Copacabana in native dress 2. Woven Pututu (Ram's Horn) 3. Sampona (Reed Panpipes)

The box includes Artifacts from Bolivia and Panama: 1. Wooden nativity scene, painted 2. A broken piece of clay attached to a piece of burlap with 'Panama' painted on it 3. 2 piece of stray woven person and hat 4. Bolo tie with road runner painted 5. Tin Bolivian souvenir

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 is a still life painting titled "Floral Arrangement with Poppies," created by Sister Marie Benes. It features clustered poppies and blossoms in a vase, with detailed petals and greenery, and is signed in the lower right. The painting holds historical significance for the Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters, as Sister Marie Benes was one of the two original Sisters who, along with Father Sigstein, founded the Congregation.