Helen Spriegels art work

Helen is the oldest daughter of Ernest Gilbert Standing and Asenath Jane Standing (Henderson). She taught at the Bear Creek School from 1932 to 1934.

She was born in March 19, 1916, near Earlham, Iowa. She and her three sisters took up sketching following the example of their grandfather, Henry Standing. She became a public health nurse and currently lives at 571 Northup Rd., Gallipolis, OH 45631.

Pencil Sketch of Cameron Foster by Helen Spriegel about 1942 owned by Ted Foster	A barn and hill at the end of Helen's driveway oil painting, approx. 30x 32, about 1955 by Helen Spriegel owned by the artist
Silhouette of Ted Foster cutout on a grocery bag, about 1942, about 8x10 by Helen Spriegel	Silhouette of Cameron Foster cutout on a grocery bag, about 1942, about 8x10 by Helen Spriegel
Asenath Jane Standing color pencil sketch, about 1932 owned by the artist	Gilbert cutting Henry's Hair about 1942 owned by the artist
Henry Standing #1 pencil sketch by Helen Spriegel owned by Ted Foster	Henry Standing #2 pencil sketch by Helen Spriegel owned by Ted Foster

Nicholson/Standing Artists

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