Black-and-white portrait of Selma Burke in New Hope Studio; Black-and-white photographs of Selma Burke's sculptors "Tension", "Bowed Down", "The Widow", "Torso" and "Safe"; A black-and-white photocopy of a Christmas postcard with an image of a sculptor featuring three people on the front that is designed by Selma Burke; A draft essay titled "Selma Burke Sculptor" detailing her artistic accomplishments; Newspaper article titles "Roosevelt Dime Creator tell About Life, Art"; An article titled "Selma Burke(b. December 31, 1900; d. August 29, 1995) detailing her life and accomplishments (accessed 2004-10-08); a selection titled "Selma Hortense Burke' from the book Notable Black American Women; An article from The African American Registry titled "Selma Burke Was a Gifted Artist" detailing her artwork; An articled titled "Dr. Selma Burke" detailing her sculptor that turned into the The Roosevelt Dime piece; An article titled "Drop Me off in Harlem".