The item is a black and white photograph of Emily Sartain and two other women at an art exhibition of Canadian Wild Flowers. The artwork in the photograph is presumably that of Sartain's. The photograph was taken at Alresford Town Hall in Hampshire, England, around 1953

One cartoon scene depicting Aunt Fanny, the seamstress and another woman who have taken over Carr's bedroom.

One scene depicting a female artist with canvasses in hand having an altercation with a furry white cat.

The item is a black and white photograph of Emily Sartain and 3 other people at British Columbia House in London, England. The photograph depicts the group of people standing in front of a display case showing some of Sartain's work.

Item consists of two portrait studies on one sheet, of two young girls by Sophia Pemberton. The sketches were undertaken in England and consist of the heads of two people. The upper one is identified as Beatrice Florence Greenstock and dated July 21, ca. 1899, and the lower one is identified as Rose Butcher and dated June 22, 1899.

Item consists of two portrait studies on one sheet, of an old man and a young girl by Sophia Pemberton on June 23,1899. The sketches were undertaken in England and consist of the heads of two people. The upper one is identified as Blind Thomas, and the lower one is identified as Rose Butcher.