James Earle Fraser and Laura Gardin Fraser Studio Papers - images

	Laura Gardin Fraser works on the clay model for the Better Babies medal, created for Woman's Home Companion magazine, ca. 1913. Box 1/Folder 22

	Laura Gardin Fraser stands in the doorway of her studio, n.d. Box 5/Folder 3

	Laura Gardin Fraser's maquette of the bronze sculpture she created as a grave marker for Fair Play, the sire of Man O' War, ca. 1930. Box 5/Folder 17

	Large clay model mounted on board, reverse side of the Grosvenor Medal, created by Laura Gardin Fraser for the National Geographic Society, ca. 1949. Box 6/Folder 11

	Laura Gardin Fraser works on General Stonewall Jackson sculpture, part of Lee-Jackson double equestrian statue for a Baltimore, Maryland park, ca. 1947. Box 6/Folder 2

	Stereograph of Charles A. Lindbergh posing for the Congressional Medal made in his honor, someone (probably Ms. Fraser) holds a blanket as a backdrop, ca. 1928. Box 6/Folder 4

	Model of Oklahoma Land Run bas-relief by Laura Gardin Fraser, designed for 50th Anniversary of Oklahoma statehood, ca. 1953. Box 6/Folder 16

	Hands of James Earle Fraser and Laura Gardin Fraser working clay, n.d. Box 1/Folder 22