It’s difficult to be sure, but these three look like lithograph prints, probably from Grandma’s study at the Art Institute of Buffalo during early 1940s (though they are, as far as I know, undated). I couldn’t find anything about a place called “Pinedell” in New York so I’m not sure if it is a made-up location.

Lee Franclemont (née Pfaff), ‘Pinedell’, 1940s?, lithograph print. Photo credit John FN Franclemont. Private collection.

Lee Franclemont, ‘Fetchin’ Water’ (née Pfaff), 1940s, lithograph print. Photo credit John FN Franclemont. Private collection.

Lee Franclemont (née Pfaff), title unknown, 1940s, lithograph print. Photo credit John FN Franclemont. Private collection.

More from the Art Institute of Buffalo (1931 – 1956)

• Read a short history of the Art Institute of Buffalo [AIB] (Wikipedia)
• After closing in 1956, the Art Institute of Buffalo became part of Burchfield Penney Art Center at SUNY Buffalo State University
• “Draw Near: Lessons at the Art Institute” – overview of recent exhibition by alumni of AIB in the 40s – 11 March through 14 May 2016 at The Benjaman Gallery, 419 Elmwood Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14222, phone: (716) 886-0898. Free entrance.