Building a Dodo Bird

Building a Dodo. Work in progress today.

Blind Boys Investigating an Astronomical Model

Work in progress today.

Clyde Tombaugh and His Telescope

Work in progress. (February 4, 1906 – January 17, 1997)  Clyde Tombaugh was an American astronomer best known for discovering Pluto. This portrait is inspired by a 1928 photograph of Clyde at his family's farm with his homemade telescope.

Clyde Tombaugh and his Telescope

(February 4, 1906 – January 17, 1997)  Clyde Tombaugh was an American astronomer best known for discovering Pluto. This portrait is inspired by a 1928 photograph of Clyde at his family's farm with his homemade telescope.

Measuring the Skull of the Cave Bear

Measuring the Skull of the Cave Bear. 8" x 10" acrylic on acid free paper of Dr. J. Wilfred Jackson measuring the skull of a cave bear, circa 1937.
By Julie Kwiatkowski Schuler

Painting does not contain the "My Good Babushka" watermark. It was included here for security purposes.

Measuring the Skull of the Cave Bear

Dr. J. Wilfrid Jackson measures the Skull of a Cave Bear. Work in progress today.

Measuring the Skull of the Cave Bear

Dr. J. Wilfrid Jackson measures the Skull of a Cave Bear. Painting in progress.

Measuring the Skull of the Cave Bear

Dr. J. Wilfred Jackson measures the skull of a Cave Bear.

The Comfortable Astronomer

Painting in progress today.

The Comfortable Astronomer

The Comfortable Astronomer

Work in progress, using a palette with the blue left off. I do that a lot. I just like it that way.

The Comfortable Astronomer

Painting in progress today.

The Comfortable Astronomer

Work in progress today.

Felix

Felix. Work in progress today.  St. Felix was a third century saint. There is a legend that he hid the persecuted bishop Maximus in a vacant building. Spiders came to his aid and spun webs across the doorway, fooling the centurions into believing no one had passed through that way. The soldiers were diverted and the two prisoners escaped and lived.

My Felix will be showing off his spider specimens. Work in progress by Julie Kwiatkowski Schuler.