This is my second favorite, and it’s a very close second.My aunt traveled and studied in Europe and I suspect that is the inspiration, if not model for this image.
I see a river in the center, with the city’s buildings facing closely on each side. Their structure is reflected in the water. Obviously very impressionistic in nature, I will return to this post later and comment more. I invite you to share your comments too! Please read my intro about these discoveries!
As with all 12 discoveries, actual date, medium, and title are yet unknown to me.
Sister Mary James Ann Walsh, BVM Artist 
I am not a visual artist but I received my appreciation of the visual fine arts from being a freshman in 1950 in Sister Mary James Ann’s class in art appreciation. I have many memories of her as a teacher, an artist always working at some art project. Mostly, I think of her as a wonderful person who helped me in a time when I needed some understanding. I have always been a writer; now I am retired as an educator (Ph.D., Speech, Theater, English) but still write–as a theater critic. I will be happy to share memories of Sister with you as you wish. I will be glad to call you back on my phone if you let me know your phone number at my web address.
Marie J. Petrone Kilker (Clarke ’54)