Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›First Prize Check for winning design of a beverage napkin being presented to Miss Jane Pierce of Framingham by Ralph L. Hanley, left, art director of the Erving Paper Mills of Erving, Mass. In center is Fletcher P. Adams, president of the Vesper George School of Art, where Miss Pierce is a student.
First Prize Check for winning design of a beverage napkin being presented to Miss Jane Pierce of Framingham by Ralph L. Hanley, left, art director of the Erving Paper Mills of Erving, Mass. In center is Fletcher P. Adams, president of the Vesper George School of Art, where Miss Pierce is a student.
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First Prize Check for winning design of a beverage napkin being presented to Miss Jane Pierce of Framingham by Ralph L. Hanley, left, art director of the Erving Paper Mills of Erving, Mass. In center is Fletcher P. Adams, president of the Vesper George School of Art, where Miss Pierce is a student.

[ca. May 1956]

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[Information from item housing] Adams, Fletcher P. Vesper Art School

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