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Helen O. Storrow and a Brownie sitting on a log bench with a dog, possibly at Cedar Hill.

Inscription: Verso: {Storrow and Brownie at camp}, wife of Storrow, James Jackson, 1864-1926

Helen O. Storrow and her dog sitting by a lake, probably Long Pond, Pine Tree Camp.

Inscription: Caption: Two friends [in a different hand:] Mrs. Storrow and dog., wife of Storrow, James Jackson, 1864-1926

Helen O. Storrow, seated, right, with three unidentified women of the World Committee.

Inscription: Verso: {Mrs. Storrow as Chairman of the World Committee}, wife of Storrow, James Jackson, 1864-1926

Helen O. Storrow planting a tree, surrounded by Girl Scouts.

Inscription: Caption: Treeplanting ceremony, Ala Moana Park. February 2nd. Scouts left: Kamehameha School. [Scouts] right: Maryknoll (catholic)…

Four Notebooks

Braunstein creates narratives in her books by juxtaposing magazine images and articles with her own album-type photos, drawings and writing.

Linda Nochlin Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?; 'Art News' cover ptg. by Constance-Marie Charpentier

Feminism

Girl painting at an easel.

Inscription: [See individual photos for captions.]