Woodrow "Woody" Wilson Crumbo was Potawatomi, French and German by birth. After losing his parents at a young age, he lived among the Creeks and was heavily influenced by that culture. Crumbo's father was German-American. His mother was French-Potawatomi. Source: Carole Klein, Art Curator, October 16, 2015
Inscribed by hand in pencil, "Story 'Wolf in the Moon' Chap. III page 45 'I shall not walk into this snare, like a silly turkey gobbler allured with corn.' by W. Crumbo" in upper left on verso
Signed by hand in tempera, "Crumbo" in lower right on recto
