Programme of events for the Arts and Crafts Society of Regina (formerly known as the Regina Women's Art Association) for the 1937-1938 year.

Works from the original Norman Mackenzie Art Gallery. Side view of a statuette of a mythical figure, likely Asian.

Photographs of paintings done by Dr. William G. Hobbs, a physician, surgeon and artist who resided in Gainsborough, Saskatchewan. The paintings were submitted to the Saskatchewan Olympics and the Arts Selection Committee for an art exhibition at the Olympics in Montreal, Quebec in 1976.

(1): Painting entitled The Journey (part of the Immigration - The Departure series).

(2): Painting entitled The Destination, showing the exterior of a two-storey building with Limerick written on the side. 1975.

(3): Painting entitled The Journey, with railroad tracks in the foreground and grain elevators and other buildings in the background.

(4): Painting entitled Clondesley, a portrait of a young boy with a bird and bird's nest with four blue eggs in it.

(5): Painting entitled England, showing a view out of a open window with a wooden frame. A church steeple is in the background with a tankard and other items in foreground.

(6): Portrait of Britannia Ingrid Hobbs, showing a girl with blond hair and freckles with a black and yellow bird perched on her finger.

(7): Self portrait of Dr. Hobbs at the School of Arts, Fort San, entitled Who Calls? Who Calls?. 1975.

(8): Painting of dilapadated log barn with field in background.

(9): Painting of Gainsborough church in winter with children skating on dug-out in background.

(10)-(11): Surrealist images of flower (iris) with poem. 1975.

Procession of church altar servers by David Johnson for Hurstpierpoint College in England. Left banner is embroidered, right banner is painted.

Procession of church altar servers carrying banners created for David Johnson for Hurstpierpoint College, England.

Photograph of painted banner created for St. Thomas Church Sunday School.

Photograph of painted banner created by David Johnson for St. Thomas' King's Messengers, Leicester, United Kingdom.

Records relating to cultural groups and clubs in Saskatchewan which include Regina Art Centre Association, Arts and Letters Committee of the Regina Council of Women and the Saskatchewan Historical Society.