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Hand drawn sketch of the Hoban family home. Picture uses pencil and ink.
Sketch of Hoban family Home 1936.

Self timed sketch of a woman covered in cloth with her face peaking out. The time shows 30 minutes.
Timed sketch of a woman draped in cloth. Time reads 30 mins.

A sketch of a woman looking upwards slightly. She has short hair fixed in a popular finger waves fashion. There is an outline for a dress but the picture was never completed.
Sketch of a woman with short dark hair, the outline of a dress is started but not complete.

A quick sketch of an African American man wearing overalls drawn at the train station.
Sketch of an African American man in overalls.

Men sitting at a table working on a project. They are in various stages of life and health. Picture is in black and white.
Men of varying age and health sitting around a table working and crafting.

Elderly woman lies in bed touching her face. She is wearing a wedding band and a night gown. The picture is in black and white.
An elderly woman laying in her hospital bed touching her face.

An Honorable Mention Awarded to Tana Hoban. Text Reads:<br /> The New York Academy of Sciences <br /> by action of its<br /> Board of Governors<br /> proudly presents <br /> The Fourteenth Annual <br /> Children's Science Book Award<br /> Honorable Mention<br /> to <br /> Tana Hoban <br /> for the book submitted in competition titled<br /> Is it Rough? Is it Smooth? Is it Shiny?<br /> Thurst Salzxanger [educated guess]<br /> President <br /> Alan J. Patrick<br /> Secretary-Treasurer<br /> May 22, 1985
An honorable mention award for Tana Hoban from the 14th annual Children's Science Book Awards.

A dark long sleeved shirt hangs on the edge of a boat to dry. The boat looks well used. Picture is in black and white.
A shirt hanging on a boat to dry.

Hand drawn and written notes by Tana on the anatomy of a human body [profile]. The text reads as follows:<br /> Anatomy<br /> the body<br /> [profile]<br /> 1. Sternocleidomastoid. - moves head, turns it.<br /> 2. Trapezius backwards movements- head and shoulder.<br /> 3. Deltoid - carries arm upwards and outwards<br /> 4. Great pectoral - chest - draws arm inward and forward.<br /> 5. Latissimus dorsi - draws arm down and back<br /> 6. External oblique- various forward movements of trunk.<br /> 7. Serratus magnus - assists in raising ribs.<br /> 8. Gluteus maximus - adducts thigh.<br /> 9. Gluteus medius. <br /> 10. Fascia lata<br /> 11. Vastus externus - exterior of leg.<br /> 12. Rectus femoris - flexes thigh.<br /> 13. Sartorius - crosses the legs. <br /> 14. Biceps femoris - flexes the leg upon thigh.<br /> 15. Gastrocnemius - keep body erect and aid in walking and running.<br /> 16. Soleus - keep body erect and aid in walking and running.<br /> 17. Peroneus longus - raises outer edge of foot.<br /> 18. Peroneus brevis<br /> 19. Tibialis anticus - draws up inner border of foot.<br /> 20. Tendo-achilles <br /> 21. Biceps - flexes elbow and raises arm.<br /> 22. Brachialis anticus - flexion of elbow<br /> 23. Triceps - extends the full arm. <br /> 24. Supinator Longus - flexes the forearm. <br /> 25. Extensor carpi radialis longus. <br /> 26. Extensor carpi radialis brevis.<br /> 27. Extensor longus digitorum.
Hand written and drawn notes on anatomy by Tana focused on the profile of a body.

Hand-written and drawn notes by Tana Hoban on human anatomy. Text states as followed: </br><br /> Anatomy <br /> the skull <br /> [front view]<br /> 1. Frontal<br /> 2. Parietal<br /> 3. Sphenoid<br /> 4. Temporal<br /> 5. Nasal<br /> 6. Malor <br /> 7. Superior Maxillary <br /> 8. Inferior Maxillary<br /> 9. Zygomatic Arch<br /> 10. Mastoid Bone<br /> 11. Lower Jaw [Body of lower jaw]<br /> <br /> Teeth<br /> 2 incisors<br /> 1 canine (eye tooth) long in dogs and animals.<br /> 2 bicuspids (premolars)<br /> 3 molars
Tana's hand-drawn anatomy notes focused on the front of the skull point of view.
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