Photographs of Olin Dows’ art in studio at Glenburn; Deborah Dows Collection; 1971; 2016-01.10.13.
Watercolor painting of plowed fields with village, mountains, and river visible in distance. Current dimensions are 14 in wide x 14 in long. Reverse side is also a watercolor painting, 2013-095.23.011. Previously recorded as TSF.2007.036.b – “Farm and mountains, watercolor 14.25W X 21L.”
Artist Olin Dows; TSF Collection; Watercolor of Farm and Village; 1952; 2013-095.23.012
Painting of pond in front of house with a small island in the middle; reflection of house and trees can be seen in the water. Two trees are pictured in front of the pond. Reverse side is also a painting, 2013-095.24.004. Current dimensions are 12 in wide x 13 in long. Previously recorded as TSF.2007.022.a – “House with Water 14.25W X 21.5L.”
Unsigned/Olin Dows; TSF Collection; Pond with house in background; 1952; 2013-095.24.003
Pencil sketch of donkeys and a little boy on a piece of paper attached to larger scrapbook paper. “Yucatan 1931” is stamped in the bottom right corner. Current dimensions are 6.75 in wide x 11.25 in long. Previously recorded as TSF.2007.041 – “Boy and donkey, pencil, stamped “Yucatan 1931″ 6.75W X 11L.”
Unsigned/Olin Dows; TSF Collection; Sketch of Donkey and Little Boy; 1931; 2013-095.24.017
Painting of tree projecting from precipice framing a distant body of water. Blooming trees on hillside can be seen in background. Current dimensions are 19.25 in wide by 14.5 in long. Reverse side is also a watercolor painting, 2013-095.23.006. Previously recorded in TSF.2007.016.a – “Tree limb, Hudson River 15.5W X 21L.
Olin Dows; TSF Collection; 1953; 2013-095.23.005
Technical Sergeant Olin Dows at the Surrender of 56 German prisoners WWII; Deborah Dows Collection; photographer Signal Corps France 1944; 2016-01.06.03
Olin Dows; Deborah Dows Collection; photograph in sterling silver frame; undated; photographer unknown; 2016-01.03.02
Flashback to “From the Archives October 2024”: Check out some of Olin Dows’ paintings in “Fences: Keeping ‘em in or Keeping ‘em Out!”
See you in December!
From the Archives,
Researcher Bonnie Wood
November 2025