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Elizabeth Brooks Fuller (1896-1979) painting
1920
1995.11.758
Elizabeth Fuller, herself a painter, is shown here, at age twenty-four, in a painting by Irwin D. Hoffman. |
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Tuscarora beadwork sellers
1889-1890
1998.09.01
This is a stereopticon view of several Tuscarora (Iroquois) artisans selling their beadwork to tourists near Niagara Falls, New York, in 1889. |
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Orra White Hitchcock (1796-1863)
c. 1860
1996.12.2670.83
The formal photograph of Orra (White) Hitchcock depicts her in the full fashion of the Civil War era, in a voluminous floor-length dress and shawl, her hair tightly controlled under her white bonnet with long lappets. |
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Cornelius Kelley (1873-1954)
c. 1918
1996.12.2041.01-.03
Cornelius Kelley (1873-1954) was a farmer and blacksmith who turned his imagination and skill to the making of decorative iron goods that became an important element in Deerfield's Arts and Crafts movement. |
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Nathan Negus (1801-1825)
c. 1820
1993.21.09
Painter Nathan Negus studied with Boston artists and worked as a portrait and ornamental painter. |
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James Wells Champney (1843-1903)
1874
1996.12.0223
This photograph, dated 1874, and taken in New York City, New York, is of Deerfield, Massachusetts, artist James Wells Champney (1843-1903) and his daughter Maria. |
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Excerpts from Agnes Gordon Higginson Fuller Diary
1884
L01.115
Robert Higginson Fuller describes the death of his father, the artist George Fuller, in 1884, from Bright's Disease, and how his doctors were helpless to do anything about it. |
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"Practical Art Lectures"
Jan 20, 1906
L02.035
The democratization of art was one of the primary missions of the Arts and Crafts Movement in the United States and England. |
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"Artistic Picture Framing"
Jan 27, 1906
L02.036
In keeping with the Arts and Crafts movement's educational philosophy, Will Hutchins offers art theory as it relates to picture framing. |
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"Expansion of Deerfield Arts and Crafts"
Jun 23, 1906
L02.037
The 1906 arts and crafts exhibit in Deerfield, Massachusetts, included textiles from many distant lands, reflecting late 19th- and early 20th-century America?s fascination with the Far and Near East. |