Painting

View down a hallway in the Department of the Interior, with offices on either side. A painting of former Secretary of the Interior Julius Krug hangs on the left.

Photograph of a portrait of Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman by Alfred Jonniaux.

Photograph of a painting of Marian Anderson by Betsy Graves Reyneau. The painting represents Anderson's public concert at the Lincoln Memorial in 1939.

Under Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman (second from right) visits with unidentified descendants of Thomas Ewing, first Secretary of the Interior, during the Interior's 100th anniversary party.

Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman (left) with two unidentified young women from Lamar, Colorado in front of a painting of former Secretary of the Interior and Supreme Court Justice Lucius Q.C. Lamar in the Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C. From: Oscar Chapman Scrapbook

Oscar Ivanissevich, Argentina Ambassador (left), and President Harry S. Truman view a painting of General Jose De San Martin, South American Liberator. The painting was a gift from the President of Argentina, Juan Peron. (NARA number for photo: 208-PC-205 A 47)

Greta Kempton Painting of President Harry S. Truman. See also 2013-2465 for color version.

Former Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder poses with a portrait of himself by Greta Kempton. This is from a series of 6 black and white 8 x 10 photos of Mr. Snyder being presented an award and what appears to be the hanging of his portrait in the Treasury Department.

Charles Banks Wilson (left), Thomas Hart Benton(center), and former President Harry S. Truman stand before a portrait of Thomas Hart Benton painted by Wilson. They are attending the celebration, Thomas Hart Benton Day, in Neosho, Missouri.

Former Postmaster General Robert E. Hannegan (left) and Greta Kempton (second from left) pose with three unidentified men next to Mr. Hannegan's portrait at its unveiling in New York. Ms. Kempton painted the official portrait.