Some of the material in the TriCollege Libraries Digital Collections is available only to members of the TriCollege community. Please use your institutional credentials to log in. By logging in, you may be able to gain access to certain collections or items that are not visible by guest users. If you have questions about access or logging in, please use the form on the Contact page.
Written by concert pianist, teacher, and suffragist Gertrude Foster Brown, to women's rights activist Isabel Howland, on the letterhead of the "Woman Citizen." Discusses the selection of cover images for the "Woman Citizen" and the need to take into account some readers' prudery about nude sculpture. Accompanied by several drafts of a piece describing that month's cover image, the sculpture "Between Yesterday and Tomorrow," and its sculptor Edith Howland, Isabel's cousin. Also accompanied by a newspaper clipping announcing a radio broadcast by Edith's nephew William Slocum Howland.
