Hi Folks,

I know this is a long-shot, but I'm in search of information on a piece of art
that we recently found in our collection.  The piece is a large flat stone
portrait of George Meany made of different colors of stone (the style is
similar to paint by numbers with large areas of a single color rather than
smaller individual mosaic tiles). The piece is signed "S. Toker" (although the
middle letter of Toker may be some letter other than "k," it was hard to tell.
 So far I have not turned up any information on either the artist or this type
of art.  If anyone has any ideas on where I could seek further information, I
would appreciate it greatly.

Thanks,
Catherine Dean
Museum Fellow
The George Meany Memorial Archives

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