Vanderbilt Cup Races

"Ye Motor Parkway" was drawn at the top left and right section of the sketch.

Field 2 of Roosevelt Field

The sketch's index to Field 2

Field 1 of Roosevelt Field

The center right side of the map depicts his different styles of artwork, lettering and names of the pioneer pilots of that time. As described in a website dedicated to his work: "Some of his first clients included aviation pioneers flying out of Roosevelt Field, Long Island. Many of those flyers insisted he paint the identifying marking on their planes. In exchange for teaching him to paint, Wiley Post himself, taught the young Hinrichs to fly. After his first flight the young man fell in love with clouds and the sky, themes that would be central to his work for the rest of his life. Among his early clients was Amelia Erhardt, who bought his first cloud painting. Said to be the finest cloud painter of his generation, his largest cloud painting graces an entire wall of the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum in Washington DC."