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Pandora : a water color by F.S. Church, who has written for the Free Press, the Story of how he came to paint it, years ago. The picture is owned by Colonel Frank J. Hecker of this city. [Detroit Free Press], [Oct]. 7, 1923.

 File — Box: 5
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: n.d.

Certificate. F.S. Church, May, 1886. Oversized.

 File — Box: 5
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: n.d.

May 14-28, 1924 Memorial Exhibit of works by Frederick Stuart Church. Monument Square Building, 2-10 Monroe Ave. West side of Fulton St. Park, at Sheldon and Monroe.

 File — Box: 5
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: n.d.

“Exhibition of Paintings and Etchings by Mr. Fred S. Church.”

 File — Box: 5
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: n.d.

No. 1. Knowledge is Power / Mermaid & Sea Wolf. / Care of Etchings/ Mr. Church's portrait also shown.

 File — Box: 5
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: n.d.

No. 2. Portrait of Mr. Church.

 File — Box: 5
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: n.d.

No. 3. Care of Etchings / Proof of ? / Cold War ? / Twilight / Cybil

 File — Box: 5
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: n.d.

No. 4. [Titles missing] "Retalcation"?

 File — Box: 5
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: n.d.

No. 5. The Viking’s Daughter

 File — Box: 5
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: n.d.

No. 6. Finis! Vikings Daughter / Beauty & the Beast.

 File — Box: 5
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: n.d.