Bray, SUNY College of Forestry (1953) Professor W.J. Davidson, Syracuse University, Athletic Department Doctor Knowlton, Syracuse University, College of Medicine Joe Kozlowski, Jr. in high school cap and gown, (1963) (Private collection) Joe Kozlowski, Jr., (1964) (Private collection) Professor Emeritus Gordon D. Hoople, (1964) Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, New York. Professor Carlyle Ferdinand Jacobsen, Ph. D. (1967) T. Aaron Levy, Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts (later to become the Everson Museum of Art), Syracuse, New York Dan A. Richert Ph. D., (1973), Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, New York. Dorothy Ward, East Syracuse Schools (later East Syracuse-Minoa Central School District); (private collection) Lt. Col. Peter Voninski (USAF), (private collection) Dr. George Heitzman; (private collection) Dr. Justice Meuller, Syracuse University Medical School Elizabeth Blackwell, Syracuse University Upstate Medical Center. The Elizabeth Blackwell painting was used as source material for a USPS $.18 postage stamp. However, credit was not extended by the USPS for some time after the issuance of the stamp. After a full investigation determined that Kozlowski's painting was, in fact, the original source for the stamp design the USPS tightened its rules regarding the documentation of source materials in order for design acceptance and acknowledged the role of the painting in the design process. Landscape and still life Characters in a Bar-room; Oil on canvas (1936) (Private collection / Australia) Night Skyline, Chicago; Oil on masonite, (~1938-39) (Private collection) Tulum; Oil on canvas, (1940) (Private collection) Temple of the Dwarf, Uxmal; Oil on canvas, (1940) (Private collection) Cohoctan Valley; Watercolor (~1948) (Private collection) Farmers Bounty; Oil on canvas (1949) (Private collection) Erie Canal Aqueduct; Watercolor, (196x) (Private collection) A series of three watercolors with basically the same composition, decanter and background. They were given as gifts to Kozlowski's son and two of his son's friends in 1981: Still Life with Red Onions; Watercolor (196x-1970x) (Private collection) Still life with Oranges; Watercolor (196x-1970x) (Private collection) Still life with Lemons; Watercolor (196x-1970x) (Private collection) Wine and Apples; Oil on paperboard (1972) (Private collection) Red Peppers; Watercolor (1979) (Private collection) References External links Historical Collections of the Upstate Medical University Health Services Library listing five of Kozlowski's paintings in their possession with color photographs - including the portrait of Elizabeth Blackwell. 1912 births 1992 deaths 20th-century American painters American male painters American portrait painters Syracuse University alumni Artists from Syracuse, New York American sailors People from Frankfort, New York People from DeWitt, New