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Photo from Navy Picture News featuring officers from USS Vulcan standing in front of a newly received painting of their ship.

Article from the Navy News in regard to the USS Vulcan's new painting which was a gift from Joseph Corish of Winchester Massachusetts.

Art Exhibit of student paintings presented by the Art Department of the College of William and Mary in Norfolk. The exhibit was held from January 6-16 and was in the new cafeteria in the Science Building.

These paintings of birds are part of an exhibit of 12 shown by the Norfolk Division of the College of W&M's Biology Department.

Admiring "Corn and Morning Warbler" by painter John Henry Dick is Miss Betty Burns, Freshman at the Norfolk Division, College of William and Mary.

Mrs. Sara Jane Honaker and Carol Sherrick of the Art Guild exhibit in the Hughes Memorial Library.

Art Exhibition: Unidentified student; Mr. Wallace Dreyer, Exhibition Director, and Ray Dorosz.

Art Exhibition: Lois Auritt, Mary Jo Cascio, and Karen Solberg.

Art Exhibition: Lois Auritt.

A painting of the Old Dominion College Greek Rock presented by a local artist to the campus fraternity organizations, on display at Webb Center.

A painting depicting the fire fighter flag raising scene during the 9-11 attacks in New York City is placed in front of a fire engine, honoring Norfolk Fire-Police Station #7.

Bert Long Jr.'s "Field of Vision", an exhibition of paintings, sculptures and assemblages on display at the Old Dominion University Gallery located at 350 W. 21st St. in Norfolk's historic Ghent. Long, one of Texas' best-known artists, has been included in more than 100 exhibitions all over the United States and Europe and has recently completed a permanent installation as a cultural enrichment project of the 5th Ward Redevelopment Corporation in the long-neglected 3900 block of Lyons Avenue in downtown Houston called "Field of Vision".

Bert Long Jr.'s "Field of Vision", an exhibition of paintings, sculptures and assemblages on display at the Old Dominion University Gallery located at 350 W. 21st St. in Norfolk's historic Ghent. Long, one of Texas' best-known artists, has been included in more than 100 exhibitions all over the United States and Europe and has recently completed a permanent installation as a cultural enrichment project of the 5th Ward Redevelopment Corporation in the long-neglected 3900 block of Lyons Avenue in downtown Houston called "Field of Vision".

President James V. Koch helps unveil a painting donated to the Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps offices.

Close-up of a painting donated to the Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps offices. The painting was donated in the memory of a former Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps member who attended Old Dominion University.

Army officers and university faculty look at the painting donated to the Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps offices. The painting was donated in the memory of a former Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps member who attended Old Dominion University.

The family of the former Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps member whose painting was donated, stand by a framed war illustration.

Students study near the painting by Scott Denhanis in the Batten Arts and Letters study lounge.

Paintings and sculpture on display.

Two people looking at and discussing a painting at an university exhibit.