exhibit of art from the concentration camps that included work from Estelle Ishigo, along with artists Hisako Hibi, George Matsusaburo Hibi, Miné Okubo, Chiura Obata, and Henry Sugimoto. Estelle left her watercolor collection in the care of Allen Hendershott Eaton, an art collector who notably amassed a large collection of camp artwork. After the Eaton collection was narrowly saved from a private sale in 2015 and acquired by the Japanese American National Museum (JANM), Ishigo's watercolors were conserved and loaned to Heart Mountain, where she had been incarcerated. Following the loan from JANM, Bacon Sakatani, an Advisory Council member of the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation (HMWF) and personal friend of Ishigo, donated 137 of her pencil sketches. Her work was on view at Heart Mountain from May 15 – December 31, 2018, in the show 'Works by Estelle Ishigo: The Mountain was Our Secret. The Japanese American National Museum houses 120 of Ishigo's drawings, sketches and watercolors. The Coolidge and Dame Family Papers, 1809-2010 at the Massachusetts Historical Society also holds a few Ishigo works. The draft of Lone Heart Mountain is housed as part of the Estelle Ishigo Papers at the Charles E. Young Research Library, Special Collections of UCLA. This collection consists of documents (including many documents pertaining to Ishigo's post-war Evacuation Claims Act filings), records, correspondence, photographs, paintings, pencil drawings and sketches, and watercolor sketches. See also Miné Okubo Benji Okubo Ralph Lazo Jimmy Mirikitani Dorthea Lange List of documentary films about Japanese American WWII incarceration References External links Estelle Ishigo Collection, Japanese American National Museum "Estelle Ishigo." Densho Encyclopedia Lyrical Paintings of Life Inside a WWII Internment Camp by Rebecca Onion, Slate Magazine Sept. 29 2016 1899 births 1990 deaths American prisoners and detainees People interned during World War II Internment of Japanese Americans People from Oakland, California 20th-century American women artists Otis College of Art and Design alumni American memoirists World War II artists Artists from Oakland, California Artists from California Artists from the San Francisco Bay Area