Letter Written By Remington

Author Frederic Remington

August 12, 1903

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Carver is seated on a stool, facing forward, looking off into the distance to his right past the viewer. He is wearing a dark gray jacket, light gray pants, a white shirt, and a black tie. He also wears a silver necklace and has two red and yellow flowers on his lapel. He holds a round-bottomed beaker with clear liquid in it, and to his left is a table with related scientific containers. Carver sits in front of an abstract background composed of vertical fields of black, white, and gray.
This watercolor on paper represents a stylized view of the skyline of Birmingham. The viewer looks toward downtown through a residential neighborhood of blocky houses at odd angles (five total with red, green, and gray roofs).
Press print with caption "(BM-4x)BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, March 11-(AP)-The Rev. James J. Reeb, pastor of a Unitarian church in Boston, lies unconcious at University Hospital in Birmingham late Tuesday. He was one of three white ministers beaten in Selma, Alabama, and was reported in critical condition Wednesday afternoon. (APWirephoto) (itm50500gmt)1965 www"
Transition, Merritt Mauzey, lithograph