Oil painting on masonite depicting a jackrabbit looking out towards a prairie. Painted for the magazine "Outdoor Life"; reproduced in "Outdoor Life's Gallery of North American Game."
Pencil drawing of two lemmings in a barren landscape with distant mountains. Study for tree later used in Victor H. Cahalane, "The Mammals of North America" (1946), in the entry on "Chisel-Teeth," page 502.
Oil painting of two men working in a locomotive furnace at night. One is shoveling fuel into the oven, and the other is leaning out of the far side of the car. Very dark scene with strong light coming from the furnace. The number "1966," the year the painting was created, is dimly visible painted on the side of the car.
Oil painting of a single train car, a locomotive engine, moving at speed with steam streaming upwards. In the distance another, longer train is visible down a parallel track. Hilly landscape with yellow dawn light.
Watercolor painting of a lone wolf standing on the shore of a lake at night. Full moon and forested island in background. This is an early work by Francis Lee Jaques.
Scratchboard depicting a pair of black-throated blue warblers perching in a tree. The male is perched on a branch, and the female sits in a nest nearby.
Pencil sketches of details from the Peruvian coastline, with field notes and notes on color. Belongs to a series of images drawn in preparation for a diorama at the American Museum of Natural History.
Pencil sketches of rock formations from the Peruvian coastline, with field notes and notes on color. Belongs to a series of images drawn in preparation for a diorama at the American Museum of Natural History.
Pencil drawing of Peruvian shoreline, delicately shaded, with field notes and notes on color. Created for the American Museum of Natural History while Jaques was traveling with the Barro Colorado (Panama) Expedition of 1925-1926.
Box with two decks of playing cards whose reverse features an image by Francis Lee Jaques of hummingbirds hovering around plants. The plastic lid of the wood box is also decorated with the image of hummingbirds.
Scratchboard containing two separate images on one sheet: two pelicans in flight on the upper half of the sheet, and on the lower half, a puma crouching in branches.
Oil painting on board depicting a pair of ring-necked pheasants, male and female. Created for the magazine "Outdoor Life," and later published as an illustration in the book "Outdoor Life's Gallery of North American Game" (1946).