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The Artist: Harvey Dunn (1884–1952) was a highly celebrated American illustrator and painter famous for his powerful, realistic depictions of homesteaders and daily pioneer life on the Great Plains
Plaque 1: Woman at the Pump (1939-1941) – Depicts a woman working a water pump next to a homestead building on the left.
Plaque 2: After School (1949) – Features children walking away from a rural schoolhouse.
Plaque 3: The Prairie is My Garden (1950) – Harvey Dunn's most legendary masterwork, showcasing a mother and her daughters picking wildflowers on the open plains.
Plaque 4: Something for Supper (1945) – Shows the pioneer hunter walking with a rifle through the tall prairie grass.
The frames are constructed from light-colored wood, likely pine, and include hanging hardware on the top
