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A Timucua woman stands holding a large ceramic bowl filled with water, cradled in her left arm. In her right hand are several cobs of corn. She is heavily tattooed and wears a fringed cloth that hangs from one shoulder diagonally across her body. She…

An art class assignment with instructions stating, “to draw how we felt at the time.” After spring break, school was canceled for the remainder of the semester. Students did not return to campus and all classes and work moved online. Art classes were…

Representation of four men in a canoe with head of crocodile.

Large wooden crocodile carving in front of the Alligator Farm's theater. The carving is one of three from the Island of Timor in the Pacific. It is carved from a Suar tree detailed with interlocking crocodiles.

Artwork done by Carl Austen who was an artist in residence in St. Augustine. Subject of portrait unknown. Writing reads: "Street Boy" / January-- 1951. / (Italy) / 74 x 64 centm / Carl F. Austen"

Sketch by artist Carl Frederick Austen who was in residence in St. Augustine. Subject of portrait is unknown. Writing reads: "Portrait" / Florence. 1951 / February." For more on his time in St. Augustine see Moultrie Journal.

Portrait of the artist Carl Frederick Austen (1914-1999) and friend Mary Randolf Barker (1922-1995)--a St. Augustinian--taken at a dance held by the the St. Augustine Art Association. For more on his time in St. Augustine see Moultrie Journal.