Folder 02: Academic Departments: Art--Drawing and Painting

Advanced Painting 407 class moved into new studios on W. 49th Street. Mr. I.D. Durham instructs students Selma Beard (on his left) and Bessie Taylor (seated).

Art Class Sale - Spring 1953

Art Class Sale - Spring 1953

Art Exhibit , June 1953

During the week of October 3-7, 1955 Mr. Neal Thomas, interior decorator and instructor of evening college course in interior decoration, presented and exhibit of Miss Greta Matson's paintings in the trophy room of the college. On the left is Miss Virginia Speer of the Biology Department. On the right is Miss Greta Matson, artist.

Roy Davis, Pres. Beaux Arts Club, lectures to Stanley Buckman, Bill Manning.

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.

Mr. Charles Sibley, head of the art department, which was reorganized under his direction in the fall of 1955.

Mr. Charles Sibley, head of the College Art Department, presenting a plaque to Mrs. Virginia Knowles honoring her son, Charles Knowles, in whose memory the Washington hand press was presented to the College Art Department by the Southern Engraving Company. The plaque will be attached to the press which will be used by the Art Department for fine art work.

The Hermitage Foundation awarded its art scholarship to Earl Beasley Spurr, Jr. (on left). Shown presenting the scholarship is Mrs. H. A. Thompson of the Hermitage Foundation and looking on is Mr. Charles Sibley of the college Art Department and Miss Martha W. Cox of the Hermitage Foundation (seated).

Art students at work in Mr. I.D. Durham's class, Summer 1957. Mr. Durham looks at Mrs. Edith Franklin's work. Mrs. Franklin teaches at Deep Creek High School

Isaiah D. Durham, art instructor at the Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary.

Mr. I.D. Durham of the Art Department of the College of W&M in Norfolk and student.

John Norwood, student in the Art Department of the College of William and Mary, Norfolk, with one of his paintings.

An art class on the campus of the college of William and Mary in Norfolk under the direction of Miss Paula Mallory.

Mr. Charles Sibley of the Art Department takes one of his classes on campus for instruction.

Mr. Charles Sibley, head of the newly re-formed Art Department, supervises some of his students. Faye Zetlin (later a faculty /emeritus at Old Dominion University is standing at the easel).

Paintings on display in the Hughes Library.

Richard Logsdon, Student at Norfolk Division 1952-54 Beside mural he designed and painted using inks and airbrush technique. Left side depicting history of the Old World, right side the New World. This mural is in the History Room, 101 of the Academic Building.