Paintings
The twelve paintings in the central section of The Secret are not given titles in the text, but are generally referred to by the names of the cities with which they are popularly identified. The designations are not official, and in fact have changed over the years. The San Francisco painting, for instance, was often thought to represent New Orleans, until the artwork was seen to contain what appear to be longitude and latitude coordinates in the figure’s hair.
see also: Generally Accepted Cities, and Generally Accepted Pairings. The website you are on (12Treasures.com) has tools allowing verses and images to paired in any fashion the user chooses.
Painting 1
Generally associated with San Francisco, California.
Painting 2
Generally associated with Charleston, South Carolina.
Painting 3
Generally associated with Roanoake, Virginia.
Painting 4
Demonstrated as leading to a casque in Cleveland, Ohio.
Painting 5
Demonstrated as leading to a casque in Chicago, Illinois.
Painting 6
Generally associated with St. Augustine, Florida.
Painting 7
Generally associated with New Orleans, Louisiana.
Painting 8
Generally associated with Houston, Texas.
Painting 9
Generally associated with Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Painting 10
Generally associated with Milwuakee, Wisconsin.
Painting 11
Demonstrated as leading to a casque in Boston, Massachusetts.
Painting 12
Generally associated with New York City, New York.
