1936 | The Rise to Fame of the Inkameep Day School and its Child and Youth Artists
1936
- Francis Baptiste recreates a Christmas card designed by the Inkameep students titled, "Canadian Nativity," by painting it onto buckskin. The piece was exhibited at the Royal Drawing Society exhibition in London, England and awarded a Bronze Star.
Photo Image: BCARS #1-61883 - Students join the Canadian Red Cross and begin to exhibit their artwork with the International Red Cross as Inkameep Red Cross Juniors. They participated in the Red Cross until 1943. Art is first viewed as Red Cross Junior art in Ottawa, Toronto and in Montreal.
- Students' work is sent to Czechoslovakia for review by the renowned children's art authority, Professor Franz Cizek.
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