The drawings respectively depict Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins, here represented as "H.R.G. Grand Duchess Fanny Perkinsova" and depicted seated with a crown perching on her hat with a pearl necklace and military medals and ribbons adorning her dress. Signed by the artist, the drawing is further inscribed and signed "To Katharine Dayton with admiration and best wishes from Wyncie King".

Vice President John Garner, here represented as "Prince Garneravitch, the Heir Apparent" is depicted with bushy eyebrows. Seated on a throne while holding a gavel, he is attired in Eastern European style military dress uniform with ribbons and medals.

Postmaster General James A. Farley, here represented with the caption "Grand Duke Jaime de la Farlg, used to say that four out of five had pieorrhea". He is depicted in military dress uniform, serving a slice of pie as he holds a knife up in the other hand. This drawing is also further inscribed and signed "To Katharine Dayton with admiration and best wishes from Wyncie King".

Donald Richberg, General Counsel of the National Recovery Administration (the NRA) is here represented as "The Dashing Spinach Grandee Senor Don Richeberg". He is also attired in military dress uniform with medals and ribbons, standing cap in hand with one fist resting on his hip.

Though there are pinholes to the edges of the art boards with staining and darkening along the edges and some wear and damage to the corners, the original drawings are themselves mostly unaffected and in excellent condition.

Katharine Dayton has penned her name and address on the verso of each of the boards with annotations penned in ink in her hand identifying the subject of each caricature and identifying these as "illustrations for my 'Memoirs of Princess Nira' Saturday Evening Post, K.D." Katharine Dayton's "Riding Backwards: The Memoirs of Princess Nira of Newdeal" was published in The Saturday Evening Post in 1935.

John Garner was President Roosevelt's Vice-President from 1933 to 1941. Frances Perkins served as FDR's Secretary of Labor from 1933-45 and James A. Farley as Postmaster General from 1933-40. Donald Richberg, General Counsel of the National Recovery Administration (NRA) was often called the "Assistant President".

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Elizabeth Shoumatoff was the painter of "the unfinished portrait of Franklin D. Roosevelt". A friend of Lucy Rutherford's, Elizabeth Shoumatoff, had been commissioned to paint a portrait of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Sketching the president as he chatted and read papers, Shoumatoff initially painted a small portrait of the President. It was agreed that the President would sit for her again at a later time and that she would then paint a much larger portrait. She was invited back to Warm Springs Georgia and arrived on April 9th, 1945, to spend the weekend and paint the larger portrait. At noon on April 12th, 1945, as she sketched and painted, the President reached for his head compaining of a terrible headache, collapsed and lost consciousness. FDR was pronounced dead at 3:35 p.m. 
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