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The Third Day Dawned Cold and Clear and Daylight Found the Outfit on the Move
FES Title:
[no title entered in day books]
Alternate Titles: Trail of the North (1921, 1925)
Date: 08/03/1920
Size: 32″H x 17″W
Medium: oil-on-Students-canvas
Type: illustration
Published: Hendryx, James B. “Nerve and Brass.” The American Boy, November 1920: 14.
caption: The Third Day Dawned Cold and Clear, and Daylight Found the Outfit on the Move.

Hendryx, James B. Connie Morgan in the Fur Country. New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1921: 70.
caption: “The third day dawned cold and clear, and daylight found the outfit on the move”

Inscription: lr: F.E.S. / ’20
lr changed after publication: F.E. Schoonover / ’20
Annotations: en verso on label: “The Third day dawned cold and clear and daylight found the outfit on the move.” / Illustrated “NERVE and BRASS”/ Property of F. A. Myers, Jr. Family.
Exhibitions: 1921 WSFA; 1925 Washington
Comments: DAM 7/15/04; NT 4×5; form 11/18/07;
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Commentary: This image was later used by the Schoonovers on the front of one of their Christmas cards. (archives) For further commentary, see #231.
Provenance: Given by the artist to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Myers, Jr., Pennsylvania; Schoonover Studios, Ltd., Wilmington, Delaware; private collection