Collection includes twelve 24-ounce paper cups and twelve 36-ounce paper cups; includes nine 35 x 18 x 12 cm bags, eight 42 x 21 x 14 cm bags, and two 31 x 25 x 18 cm bags with handles., The Cultivating thought author series, issued by Chipotle Mexican Grill, is the brainchild of author Jonathan Safran Foer, who also serves as its curator. It presents the thoughts of authors and comedians on Chipotle cups and bags, each cup illustrated by a different artist., and Twelve authors appear on the cups, nine on the bags.
Uncle Tom is depicted in center of llustration, dancing while holding a little black child up on his left shoulder. Two black boys are also dancing and a white boy is waving a handkerchief and cheering them on. A black woman is putting a covered pot on the table to Uncle Tom's right; details of cabin walls and ceiling appear in the background.
Alternative Title:
Uncle Tom at home
Description:
"Uncle Tom's cabin" printed above illustration on plate; "Uncle Tom at home" printed below it., A child's plate; small, octagonal and decorated with a black transfer printed vignette., Attributed to one of five Staffordshire potters with the initials JH (John Hawthorn of Burslem, John Holland of Tunstall, John Hebb of Fenton, John Hughes of Cobridge, and John Holloway)., and On verso of plate are potter's initials, JH, and an impressed Stafford knot.
A head of a woman carved in wood by Leslie Garland Bolling. It is unsigned and undated. A metal plate attached to the front of the base gives the title as "Woman's Head."
Description:
Gift of Carl Van Vechten., Leslie Garland Bolling (1898-1955), African American sculptor living and working in Richmond, Virginia., and Title from plate on base.
Subject (Name):
Bolling, Leslie Garland,--1898-
Subject (Topic):
African American sculptors--Virginia, African Americans in art, and Sculptors--Virginia
Additional imprints on facing side: Made in England / Made by Riviere & Son., Imprinted in gold on fabric: Isham Collection / (from Malahide Castle)., Three dimensional object. Removed from collection for storage. Letter (L 108) previously housed within the case now housed in Folder 24., and Title from spine.
By Erica Van Horn., Five books wired together side-by-side and the covers hand-painted., Illuminated books #18. Erica Van Horn, 1988., and Title supplied by artist.
Ginsberg, Allen, 1926-1997. Uptown New York Gordon, Harry, 1930-
Published / Created:
1968]
Call Number:
2010 Folio 2
Image Count:
4
Alternative Title:
Poster dress, Poster dresses, Uptown N.Y., and Yellow Budweiser signs over oaken bars.
Description:
Designed by Harry Gordon., Dimensions measured with dress laying flat., Image of hand with ring finger and thumb touching, over which is printed the 21 line poem "Uptown N.Y." by Allen Ginsberg. First line of poem: Yellow Budwiser signs over oaken bars., Label inside dress: Poster dress, London., and Originally issued with 4 other dresses with title: Poster dresses.
One lock of British Army Major John André's hair mounted in a frame by an unidentified former owner. Accompanied by an autograph note, signed, by Thomas Stoughton certifying that the hair was removed from André's body by British consul James Buchanan an
Baker & Smith Billings, Hammatt, 1818-1874 (after) John P. Jewett and Company (Boston, Mass.) Stowe, Harriet Beecher, 1811-1896. Uncle Tom's cabin
Published / Created:
ca. 1853-1865?]
Call Number:
Art Storage 926
Image Count:
4
Resource Type:
Furnishings & Decorative Arts
Abstract:
A small porcelain jar decorated with two scenes from Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel, Uncle Tom's cabin. Both scenes are variations on illustrations by Hammatt Billings that appeared in the illustrated edition of Uncle Tom's cabin, published in Boston by John P. Jewett and Company in 1853. Baker and Smith were the original engravers.
One illustration depicts Eva teaching Uncle Tom to read. They are seated together in a bower. Eva has a book in her lap and is gesturing to her left at a sunset scene on a lake. She wears a white dress; her straw hat with a blue ribbon is on the ground at her left. Tom wears a red and white striped jacket, white shirt and blue pants; his straw hat with a red ribbon lies on the ground to his right. "Uncle Tom & Eva" is printed below the scene.
The other illustration, with "Uncle Tom," printed below the scene, shows Uncle Tom tied to a post and being beaten by two male slaves at the direction of Simon Legree. Legree is dressed in a brown coat, yellow vest, white shirt, red and white checked trousers and is wearing a straw hat. One slave wears a purple jacket and blue pants, the other a blue jacket and red and white striped pants. Tom, bare-chested, is wearing white pants and is gazing up at a vision of Eva in heaven.
Alternative Title:
Uncle Tom & Eva., Uncle Tom and Eva., and Uncle Tom.