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Daughter Rosemary Watering Plants, Gaylordsville, Connecticut, F. Luis Mora  American, born Uruguay, Watercolor and graphite on off-white wove paper, American
F. Luis Mora
Flowers of the Field, F. Luis Mora  American, born Uruguay, Oil on canvas, American
F. Luis Mora
1913
Mrs. F. Luis Mora and Her Sister, F. Luis Mora  American, born Uruguay, Watercolor, gouache, and graphite on wove paper, mounted on cardboard, American
F. Luis Mora
1902
The National Academy Jury of 1907, F. Luis Mora  American, born Uruguay, Oil on canvas, American
F. Luis Mora
1907
Navajo Family, F. Luis Mora  American, born Uruguay, Graphite on wove paper, American
F. Luis Mora
ca. 1928
The Artist's Father in the Studio, F. Luis Mora  American, born Uruguay, Watercolor and graphite traces on light gray wove paper, American
F. Luis Mora
1901
The Artist's Father, F. Luis Mora  American, born Uruguay, Graphite on off-white laid paper, American
F. Luis Mora
1894
Street Cafe—San Felio de Quixols, F. Luis Mora  American, born Uruguay, Watercolor, gouache on dark brown Japanese paper, American
F. Luis Mora
1909
Village Scene—San Felio de Codinas, F. Luis Mora  American, born Uruguay, Watercolor on paper, American
F. Luis Mora
Multiple artists/makers
1932
F. Luis Mora
Publisher United States Food Administration
Publisher Wynkoop Hallenbeck Crawford Co.
ca. 1918
F. Luis Mora
ca. 1918
F. Luis Mora
Printer Charles S. White
Subject George Washington
1932
F. Luis Mora
ca. 1910–35
F. Luis Mora
ca. 1895–1913
F. Luis Mora
ca. 1920–27
F. Luis Mora
ca. 1910–27

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