Kewpie News Archive: 2020

Find new information and links now available on the website. A complete list of articles, exhibits and links is available under Rose O’Neill.

December 17, 2020 (post)

The following Kouriers now are available in the Members Only section of the website:

Volume XXXXIX No 2 – Summer 2016 (Rose O’Neill life timeline p. 6; Callista photo p. 8)
Volume XXXXIX No 3 – Fall 2016 (Missouri Road Trip article p.4; various advertisements including Royal Society Package Outfits and Jasperware Kewpie Clock advertisements p. 8)
Volume XLVII No 3 – Fall 2016 (By-laws change p. 4; Remembering Rose through the International Rose O’Neill Club and the Bonniebrook Historical Society by Jean Cantwell p. 5)
Volume XXXIX No 1 – Spring 2017 (Remembering Rose through the International Rose O’Neill Club and the Bonniebrook Historical Society by Jean Cantwell continued p. 4; IROCF assets p. 15)
Volume XXXXVIII No 3 – Winter 2015
Volume XXXXVII No 2 – Winter 2016 (Rose O’Neill House photos p. 6)

Thomas Dublin and Kathryn Kish Sklar have now posted five installments of the Online Biographical Dictionary of the Woman Suffrage Movement in the United States containing almost 3,000 biographical Rose Suffrage Parade sketches of grassroots women suffragists. They will be adding to the database regularly over the next year and when complete it will include crowdsourced biographical sketches of more than 3,600 women suffrage activists, primarily concentrated in the period 1890-1920. The sketches will place women’s suffrage activism within the frame of women’s broader social agenda, before and after the passage of the 19th Amendment in August 1920. Rose O’Neill now is included in this collection: Author Susan Scott, Biography of Rose Cecil O’Neill, Online Biographical Dictionary of the Woman Suffrage Movement in the United States, accessed online at Biographical Sketch of Rose Cecil O’Neill | Alexander Street Documents

December 14, 2020 (post)

The following Kouriers now are available in the Members Only section of the website:

Volume XXXXVIII No 1 – Fall 2014 (Hertwig & Co. Archives featuring Kewpies p. 2)
Volume XXXXVI No 3 – Winter 2014
Volume XXXXVIII No 3 – Winter 2014 (1921 Butler Brother’s catalog page including Kewpies, most Kewpies dressed featured p. 6)
Volume XXXXVII No 4 – Spring 2015

November 13, 2020 ([post)

The following Kouriers now are available in the Members Only section of the website:

Volume XXXXV No 1 – Summer 2012 (color photos of Rose O’Neill House, Drury University, Springfield MO p. 6
Volume XXXXV No 2 – Fall 2012 (color photos of Rose O’Neill House, Drury University, Springfield, MO p. 2; Borgfeldt photos p. 4)
Volume XXXXV No 3 – Winter 2012 (The local doll that became a WORLD CRAZE, Rose O’Neill’s Kewpie turns 100 this year, News-Leader article in color p. 2-4)

November 7, 2020 (post)

The following Kouriers now are available in the Members Only section of the website:

Volume XXXXIII No 1 – Summer 2010
Volume XXXXII No 3 – Winter 2010 (The Genesis of Composition Dolls by Judith Izen p. 2)
Volume XXXXII No 4 – Spring 2010 (The Well-Beloved Kewpie in Strong Come-Back, April 1917 Tip-Top Toy Co. p. 2)
Volume XXXXIIII No 1 – Summer 2011 (IMDb.com on Rose O’Neill p. 4)
Volume XXXXIIII No 2 – Fall 2011
Volume XXXXIII No 3 – Winter 2011
Volume XXXXIII No 4 – Spring 2011 (The Kewpies and Sad Little Sammy, Verses and Pictures Kewpiesta Kourier insert)
Volume XXXXIIII No 3-4 – Winter/Spring 2011 (The Kewpies and Santa Clause p. 12; Dotty Darling and the Kewpies, Woman’s Home Companion, 12/2010 p. 13; A Kewpie Fable, Life Magazine 12/27/1923 p. 16)

November 4, 2020 (post)

The Incomparable Rose O’Neill, The inspiring true story of women’s rights and Kewpie Dolls by Heather Monroe is available on Medium. It is a six minute read.

November 1, 2020 (post)

The Ohio State University library’s Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum in Columbus, Ohio, exhibit including Rose O’Neill. “LADIES FIRST: A Century of Women’s Innovations in Comics and Cartoon Art” re-opened on Sept. 3 2020 and runs through Nov. 29, 2020. “[W]omen have always pushed cartoon art forward. A century ago, suffragettes transformed cartooning to champion their cause. In the booming newspaper comic strip era, artists like Jackie Ormes, Nell Brinkley, and Rose O’Neil found enormous success marketing and licensing their characters into products that would influence young people for decades. Contemporary artists carve out a place between fact and fiction to share deeply personal stories in underground comix, graphic novels and anthologies.”

October 25, 2020 (post)

October 2020 color Kewpiesta Kourier posted in the Member’s Only/Kewpiesta Kouriers section of the website. Highlights include an article on Edward Gross Co. Rose O’Neill items and Rose’s ‘Cuddling’ Kewpies.

September 5, 2020 (post)

Sept. 12 at 2:00 p.m. Central Time presentation, Rose O’Neill: From Poverty to World-Renowned Artist, Suffragist and Activist. Susan Scott will be speaking to the Springfield History Museum on the Square. You can join the presentation in person at the Historic Fox Theatre or virtually as Susan shares Rose O’Neill’s courageous fight for women’s rights and suffrage. This presentation will be through Zoom if you choose virtual. Free to members, $10.00 for non-members. Reserve your ticket by calling 1 417 831 1976.

September 1, 2020 (August 17 posting update highlighted)

August 26-October 15, University of Central Arkansas, Baum Gallery Suffrage Exhibit, Threads Thru Time includes several O’Neill pieces displayed on loan from BHS. The exhibit is, “A comprehensive, tiered exhibition of historical and contemporary fiber art celebrating the 100th anniversary of Women’s Suffrage in America.” A direct link to the information included on Rose is available here. A video is included at the bottom of this page.

August 19, 2020 (post)

State Historical Society of Missouri, Votes for Missouri Women! update. Rose is featured in Part 2, Missouri Women: Suffrage to Statecraft, of the on demand virtual exhibit. The presentation is 38 minutes long.

Missouri Magazine contest, Missouri’s Best Kept Secrets, is open for voting. We are encouraging Rose O’Neill admirers to vote online for “Bonniebrook Home & Museum.” Votes may be cast through the listing at the bottom of the Lore and Legends page. You are required to include personal information including your birthdate when voting.

August 17, 2020 (post)

Thank You Donna Davis for providing all these exhibit updates!

Rose is featured on one of the Greenwich Historical Society’s Women’s Suffrage Centennial exhibit panels, “Marketing Suffrage to America.” The website features excellent stories and photos in the exhibit. Advanced reservations are required and the number of visitors is limited. Tickets may be reserved online or by calling ahead.

August 26-October 15, University of Central Arkansas, Baum Gallery Suffrage Exhibit, Threads Thru Time includes several O’Neill pieces displayed on loan from BHS. The exhibit is, “A comprehensive, tiered exhibition of historical and contemporary fiber art celebrating the 100th anniversary of Women’s Suffrage in America.” A direct link to the information included on Rose is available here. A video also is included at the bottom of this page.

Other exhibit updates:

Exhibit extended through early December 2020, Brandywine River Museum Exhibit, Chadds Ford, PA. Votes for Women: A Visual History. Included in the exhibit are five Rose O’Neill posters and three postcards. A virtual tour of the exhibit is online.
Exhibit extended through early December 2020, Westport, CT., Library, Sheffer Room. Suffragists – Our Neighbors. Our Crusaders: The 19th Amendment turns 100. An online virtual tour of the exhibit is available.
The Center for Missouri Studies Columbia, Center Art Gallery (in partnership with University of Missouri) is featuring an online virtual exhibit. The exhibit focuses on the woman’s suffrage movement moving into Missouri.

August 16, 2020 (post)

USA Today reveals Women of the Century: Although Rose O’Neill is not included in the list of top 100 most influential women in the 20th century women’s suffrage movement, USA Today prominently recognizes her as an important figure in the effort. Read more in the linked article above.

August 14, 2020 (post)

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American Greetings Introduces Kewpies from Yesterday for People Today catalogue circa 1971. “Kewpie days are here again! Kewpies are overflowing with love, kindness, joy and playfulness. They will play right into your hands with increased sales when you stock this new line of greeting cards and related products. It’s designed to create another generation of Kewpie fans.” Now posted in the Kewpieology, Member’s Only section of the website.

August 6, 2020 (post)

Norman Rockwell Museum (Stockbridge, MA): The museum features a Rose O’Neill exhibit on YouTube, which includes a nice article about Rose as well as the 2018 O’Neill family’s donation of original art. When on the site select Current Exhibitions, Rose O’Neill: Artist & Suffragette or GOOGLE Norman Rockwell Museum, Rose O’Neill Exhibit. The website also includes a virtual museum that includes most of the museum’s Rose O’Neill art pieces. The following videos are on the website:

Rose O’Neill: Artist and Suffragette, Published: July 2020 (16:18 minutes)
German Dolls: Rose O’Neill History & Kewpie Collection, Published: February 2020 (5:38 minutes)
Rose O’Neill, student project for Project TANEY’s Voices of Our Youth contest, published: March 2011 (2:10 minutes)

July 6, 2020 (post)

The following Kouriers now are available in the Members Only section of the website:

Volume XXXIX No 7 Spring 2007
Volume XXXIX No 8 Summer 2007
Volume XXXIX No 9 Fall 2007
Volume XXXIX No 10 Winter 2007
Volume XXXX No 1 Summer 2008
Volume XXXX No 2 Fall 2008
Volume XXXX No 3 Winter 2008 (The Ladies Home Journal second Kewpie page appearing January 1910 p. 2; Women’s Home Companion Letters to the Editor p. 6)
Volume XXXX No 4 Spring 2009 (The Ladies Home Journal third Kewpie page February 1910 p. 2)
Volume XXXXII No 1 Summer 2009
Volume XXXXII No 2 Fall 2009 (Composition Kewpies p. 2-4)

June 30, 2020 (post)

Get ready to join us as the Kewpies Hop on the Rock Island Railroad for Kewpiesta 2021, April 21-25 in Branson, Mo.

June 28, 2020 (post)

CONTRAGULATIONS to the Bonniebrook Historical Society on its recent purchase of the Rose O’Neill homestead property located north of Branson, MO!

June 7, 2020 (post)

A gigantic Thank You to Dave Cain at Flash Photo. He has provided us links to eight additional years of Kewpiesta photo albums (2010-2017). The links are posted on the IROCF website in the Photo Archive. Information regarding how to order photos also is available on the Photo Archive page. If there are photos from Kewpiestas prior to 2003, please contact Dave and he will upload these onto his website. Again, Thank You Dave!

May 31, 2020 (post)

The Spring Kewpiesta Kourier now is posted in color, online in the Members Only section under Kouriers.

May 4, 2020 (post)

Brandywine Museum News: There are several video “Tours” and also below the talks is newest acquisitions, including works by Rose. The exhibit has been extended through early December 2020.
Missouri University Suffrage Exhibit News: MU’s suffrage exhibit is on-line. There are three ways to see the exhibit: a virtual walk through, a print version of the exhibit, and don’t miss the press one in print and one You Tube (Scroll down to March 6, Pepper Radio interview). Each of the various ways to view the exhibit are on the left when you open the exhibit. The opening reception was March 14 and then closed the next day due to covid19 rules. We have not heard if it will reopen as it was to have been thru mid August. (Thank You Donna Davis for this update.)
The following Kouriers now are available in the Members Only section of the website:

Volume XXXV No 4 Spring 2004 (Touring the Doll Factories and Museums of Germany, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein by David O’Neill and Janet O’Neill Sullivan p. 1, 3-4)
Volume XXXVI No 1 Summer 2004 (The Story of Ho-Ho by Margy Jennell p. 1, 6)
Volume XXXVII No 1 Fall 2004 (Kewpie House Taiwan p. 2-7)
Volume XXXVIII No 1 Winter 2004 (Origins of the Name, Kewpiesta p. 4-5; Life-Size Kewpies by Quay Nary p. 7)
Volume XXXVIII No 4 Spring 2005 (A Colorado Adventure by Vernon Jordan, Jr. p. 3)
Volume XXXVIV No 1 Summer 2005 (Meemie by Bob Haas p. 3-6)
Volume XXXIX No 2 & 3 Fall/Winter 2005
Volume XXXIX No 4 Spring 2006
Volume XXXIX No 5 Fall 2006
Volume XXXIX No 7 Winter 2006-07 (By-Laws Updated to be Voted on in April p. 3-5; Dray Dolls Preserve History, Andrew County Museum, Savannah, MO by Kath Witt p. 6-8)

March 24, 2020 (post) The following Kouriers now are available in the Members Only section of the website:

Volume XXXIII No 2 Summer 2001
Volume XXXIII No 3 Fall 2001
Volume XXXIV No 1 Spring 2002 (The Scootles Story by June Anderson p. 2-3)
Volume XXXIV No 1 Summer 2002 (Contemporary Art Exhibitions Provide Insight into diversity of O’Neill Talent p. 2; Klever Kards a Great Addition to any Kewpie Collection by Karen Salaz p. 6)
Volume XXXIV No 2 Fall 2002 (Kewpie Automobile Mascots by David O’Neill p. 2-3; Oxydol Advertising Series Illustrated by Rose O’Neill p. 4-5; Bisque Kewpie Markings p. 6; “Time” to Count Kewpie Clocks p. 7; Ice Cream Kewpie Bears May 3, 1923 Copyright p. 8)
Volume XXXIV No 3 Winter 2002 (Kewpie “Kutouts” Pre 1930 p. 3; Kewpie Cut-Out Books Post 1930 p. 6; Rose O’Neill Memories talk of Sculpting first Kewpie” p. 7; I am the Kewpie Santa Clause by Royal Society, Copyrighted 1913 p. 8)
Volume XXXV No 3 Summer 2003 (IROCF, Organization Enters New Era p. 1; Kewpie Braces of Another Challenge, from memoirs p. 8)
Volume XXXV No 1 Spring 2003 (Kewpie Goes off to Germany, from memoirs p. 1, 8; Kewpies Visit Western Art Leather Company in Denver p. 2, 7)
Volume XXXV No 3 Summer 2003 (A Tale to Keep You in Stitches, How to Make a Kuddly Kewpie by Vernon Jordan, Jr. p. 1, 3-4; Take Your Chance for Just 25 Cents: Punchboard Kewpies by Evelyn Krause p. 5; He is Heilig Josef, and I the Heilige Mutter, from memoirs p. 6-7)
Volume XXXV No 4 Winter 2003 (Bonniebrook Diggings by June Anderson 1, 3-4; The Cuddle Kewpie: The Doll That Hugs Back by Shellie Kirkendall p. 5-6; Informational Websites that Celebrate Rose O’Neill p. 6)

March 18, 2020 (post) The following Kouriers now are available in the Members Only section of the website:

Volume XXVVIII No 3 – Fall 1996 (The Lady of La Jeunesse written and illustrated by O’Neill Latham p. 5)
Volume XXVVIII No 4 – Winter 1996 (Kewpie Up-Date i.e. birthdates by Evelyn Krause p. 3-4)
Volume XXIX No 1 – Spring 1997
Volume XXIX No 2 – Summer 1997 (Japanese Kewpie Club’s Second Annual Kewpie Day p. 6-7)
Volume XXX No 2 – Summer 1998 When Amaryllis Trippeth Down purchased by IROC Headquarters Committee p. 3)
Volume XXX No 3 – Fall 1998 (Marching Orders, Kewpie soldiers identified by Luther Gillett and Karen Salaz p. 3-6)
Volume XXX No 4 – Winter 1998
Volume XXXI No 2 – Summer 1999
Volume IX No 4 – Winter 1999 (Rose O’Neill’s letter to Mr. W. Martin Johnson [Ladies Home Journal, Harper’s Bazaar editor] 1901 re. Kewpies p. 2-3; Ladies Home Journal, Dec. 1910 first Kewpie page p. 4-5)
Volume XXXII No 3 – Winter 2000 (IROC Constitution and By-Laws p. 6-9)

IROC Honor Club_Inevitable by Lois Holman for 1984 Kewpiesta program

January 31, 2020 (post) Volume LII No. 1 – January 2020 Kewpiesta Kourier now is posted in the Members Only/Kewpiesta Kouriers section of the website.

January 18, 2020 (post) The following Kouriers now are available in the Members Only section of the website:

Volume XV No 1 Spring 1993 (How the Kewpies Sell Ice Cream All Over America, Kewpie Ice Cream Trays are Always a Pure Delight continued from Vol. XIV No 4 Winter 1992 p. 9)
Volume XV No 4 Winter 1993 (Rose O’Neill and the Kewpies Made Christmas a Delightful Time by Elmer Reynolds p. 4-6; IROC By-Law Additions p. 6; Rose O’Neill and the Kewpies were Suffragists by Vernon Jordan, Jr. p. 7)
Volume XXVI No 2 Summer 1994 (Rose O’Neill Memorabilia Collection, Ralph Foster Museum p. 8-9; The Story of Rose O’Neill by June Anderson cont. from previous Kourier p. 10 and cont. Winter 1994 issue)
Volume XXVI No 3 Fall 1994 (Kewpiesta ’77 by Pearl Hodges from The Ozark Entertainerp. 8-9)
Volume XXVI No 4 Winter 1994 (United States Patent Office Kewpie Patent No. 737,311 p. 3; The O’Neilliana Collecting Continues by June Anderson p. 4-6 cont. from Summer 1994 issue)

Jan. 14, 2020 (post) Two collector’s checklists were added to the Members Only, Kewpieology section of the website: Both are updated lists originally compiled by Maggie Fisher and made available at a previous Kewpiesta compliments of the Kansas Jay Kewps.

Rock Island Postcards
Rock Island Advertisements

The following Kewpiesta Kouriers with topics of interest noted in ( ) posted in the Member’s Only section:

Volume I No 1 June 1969 · Volume II No 10 Spring 1978 (Dedication of “Embrace of the Tree” p. 2, 8)
Volume III No 1 Summer 1978 (Embrace of the Tree p. 8)
Volume III No 7 Winter 1980 (Kewpie soldier china p. 3 i.e. Royal Bayreuth Bavaria, C. & E.G. Royal Austria, Haviland France; Immortal Hours with Rose O’Neill by Adelaide Wayland originally printed in Hobbies magazine p. 4-5; Ernesto Peruggi red rubber Kewpies p.6, follow-up of article in Summer 1980 issue p. 6)
Volume XIV No 1 Spring 1992 (Kewpie Coiffures p. 5; Kewpie Flannels p. 6)
Volume XIV No 2 Summer 1992 (History of Bonniebrook by Darwin Anderson p. 8-9)
Volume XIV No 4 Winter 1992 (Kewpie Jasperware Update p. 5; The Kewpie Korners p. 6; How the Kewpies Sell Ice Cream All Over America by Elmer Reynolds p. 6-7, cont. Spring 1993)

Jan. 7, 2020 (post)

Feb. 1 – early December 2020, Brandywine River Museum Exhibit, Chadds Ford, PA reminder. Votes for Women: A Visual History. Included in the exhibit will be five Rose O’Neill posters and three postcards.
Feb. 26 – early December 2020, Westport, CT., Library, Sheffer Room. Suffragists – Our Neighbors. Our Crusaders: The 19th Amendment turns 100. The exhibit also features an online virtual exhibit.
March 14 – July 21, 2020, Center for Missouri Studies Columbia, Center Art Gallery (in partnership with University of Missouri). Exhibit focusing on woman’s suffrage movement moving into Missouri. The exhibit also features a virtual exhibit.

Nov. 27, 2019 (post) The following Kewpiesta Kouriers with topics of interest noted in ( ) posted in the Member’s Only section:

Volume XII No 1 Spring 1990 (Proposed By-Laws Revision p.3)
Volume XII No 3 Fall 1990 (Life Preserver Kewpie p. 1; Books Illustrated and Written by Rose O’Neill p. 3)
Volume XII No 4 Winter 1990 (Rock Island Postcards and Advertisements p. 2; Books Illustrated and Written by Rose O’Neill update p. 5; 1951 Kewpie Reproductions from Original Molds p. 7; 1967-68 O’Neill Souvenir Spoons p. 8)
Volume XIII No 1 Spring 1991 (The Jell-O Girl and Her Kewpie Friends by Mary Lou Ratcliff p. 1; Proposed By-Law change p. 3)
Volume XIII No 3 Fall 1991 (Cracker-Jack Kewpies p. 3; Rose O’Neill’s Mentor Honored in Washington, D.C. p. 3; Ice cream Kewpies p. 4; Kewpie China Pattern Maker Identified p. 4; Kewpie Kutouts p. 7; Rose O’Neill’s Bonniebrook is Destroyed by Costly Fire newspaper article p. 7; Callista O’Neill is Buried Beside Beloved Sister p. 8)
Volume XXX No 2 Summer 1998
Volume XXXII No 3 Winter 2000 (Constitution and Bylaws)

Oct. 8, 2019 (post)

Feb. 1-June 7, 2020 Brandywine River Museum Exhibit, Chadds Ford, PA update. Votes for Women: A Visual History. Included in the exhibit will be five Rose O’Neill posters and three postcards.
May 2020 LeRoy Historical Society Museum (Jell-O Museum), LeRoy, NY update Rose O’Neill – Much More than Jell-O and the Kewpies. YouTube video of National Women’s Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony (3+ hours)
September 28, 2019, Springfield Art Museum 5th Annual 99x (Times) Party. 99x: Myths & Monsters is a costumed evening of contemporary style and fashion inspired by Rose O’Neill’s mythical and fantastical “Sweet Monsters.” Eighteen living art installations will be featured transforming the museum into an enchanted woodland of interactive art tableaux and performances. Hours are 7-9:30 p.m., tickets are $35 in advance and $45 at the door.

Sept. 9, 2019 (post) The following Kewpiesta Kouriers with topics of interest noted in ( ) posted in the Member’s Only section:

Volume III No 6 Summer 1980 (Rose O’Neill Norwegian “Sweet Monster” Collection Shown at 1980 Kewpiesta)
Volume VIII No 1 Spring 1986
Volume VIX No 1 Spring 1987
Volume VIX No 2 Summer 1987 (Kewpie Clown p. 2)
Volume VIX No 3 Fall 1987
Volume VIX No 4 Winter 1987 (The Picture Postcard from Hobbies April, 1979 p. 2; St. Nicholas advertisements p. 3-4; Playthings March 1931 photo of Rose and her Kewpies, including Whoopie Clowns p. 6)
Volume VX No 2 Spring 1988
Volume VX No 2 Summer 1988 (By-law change p. 3) · Volume VX No 3 Fall 1988 (Rose O’Neill Interviews Herself from World Herald Magazine Section April 12, 1931 p. 4
Volume X No 4 Winter 1988
Volume XI No 1 Spring 1989 (Glass-eyed Kewpie Replicas p. 5)
Volume XI No 2 Summer 1989 (Kewpie fireplace piece p. 4) · Volume XI No 3 Fall 1989 (Alexander King Interviews Rose O’Neill p. 2)
Volume XI No 4 Winter 1989 (Alexander King Interview continued p.4; Japanese postcards p. 6)

Aug. 5, 2019 (post) The Library of Congress exhibit Shall not be Denied running June 4, 2019-Sept. 2020 features a Rose O’Neill postcard on exhibit as well as in the on-line exhibit. The postcard’s tag line is, “Popular cards include anything by feminist artist Rose O’Neill featuring her beloved ‘Kewpie’ characters.” The postcard is, “Votes for Our Mothers.”

Kewpie Kompendiums and 20th Anniversary Booklet in Kewpieology Member’s Only section

Looking Back – Kewpiesta 1977 (The Trimbles’ Shepherd of the Hills Farm Memorial Museum, Early Rose O’Neill Drawings by Paul O’Neill, The Loves of Rose by Jean Cantwell. 40 pages, expect a long download time)
A Decade of Fun – Kewpiesta 1978 (64 pages, expect a long download time)
Searching for New O’Neilliana – Kewpiesta 1979 (From the Brush of the Young Rose by Rowena Godding Ruggles, 17-year-old Rose illustrations appearing in The Great Divide, Tales from the Arabian Nights; Puck illustrations chronicled by Arlene Asher; “Blunderboo” Greetings from Rose O’Neill by Marguerite Fisher; Bonniebrook, A Fairy Place by Charles McRaven; Perpetuating the Memories of Rose O’Neill via The Printed Media by June Anderson. 40 pages, expect a long download time)
20^th Anniversary of the Rose O’Neill Club (The Rose O’Neill Movement in Review, 1968-1986 Kewpiestas chronicled. 40 pages, expect a long download time)

May 4, 2020 (post)

Looking Back – Kewpiesta 1977 (The Trimbles’ Shepherd of the Hills Farm Memorial Museum, Early Rose O’Neill Drawings by Paul O’Neill, The Loves of Rose by Jean Cantwell. 40 pages, expect a long download time)
A Decade of Fun – Kewpiesta 1978 (64 pages, expect a long download time)
Searching for New O’Neilliana – Kewpiesta 1979 (From the Brush of the Young Rose by Rowena Godding Ruggles, 17-year-old Rose illustrations appearing in The Great Divide, Tales from the Arabian Nights; Puck illustrations chronicled by Arlene Asher; “Blunderboo” Greetings from Rose O’Neill by Marguerite Fisher; Bonniebrook, A Fairy Place by Charles McRaven; Perpetuating the Memories of Rose O’Neill via The Printed Media by June Anderson. 40 pages, expect a long download time)
20^th Anniversary of the Rose O’Neill Club (The Rose O’Neill Movement in Review, 1968-1986 Kewpiestas chronicled. 40 pages, expect a long download time.)