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"paintings"

Aug 29, 2013
  • foundry
  • Hugo Breul
  • labor
  • labor day
  • mowc
  • museum of work & culture
  • New England Butt Company
  • paintings
  • woonsocket

Object Thursday: The Foundry

As the end of August approaches, school has started for many students, and summer feels like it’s over. Labor Day … Continue reading Object Thursday: The Foundry

Aug 1, 2013
  • lover's eye
  • miniatures
  • paintings
  • portraits
  • rhode island history
  • T. F. Green
  • Timothy Ruggles Green

Object Thursday: T. F. Green’s Grandfather’s Eye

In 1834,Timothy Ruggles Green had this “lover’s eye” miniature made for Cornelia E. Arnold, whom he would marry the following … Continue reading Object Thursday: T. F. Green’s Grandfather’s Eye

May 9, 2013
  • Alvin Fisher
  • landscape
  • museums
  • paintings
  • providence
  • Social Objects
  • stories

Object Thursday: Providence from Across the Cove, 1818

Of all the paintings in the RIHS Collection, this is probably my favorite landscape, though its sister painting, made by … Continue reading Object Thursday: Providence from Across the Cove, 1818

Feb 22, 2013
  • African American History
  • Dred Scott decision
  • Free Blacks in Rhode Island
  • freedom
  • images
  • Liberia
  • paintings
  • providence
  • rhode island

Faith & Freedom Friday: Thomas Howland

He appraises us through the paint with a skeptical look, his eyebrow raised and his mouth nearly a smirk—or is … Continue reading Faith & Freedom Friday: Thomas Howland

Mar 23, 2012
  • clothing
  • costume
  • housecleaning
  • john brown house
  • paintings
  • textiles

Crazy Corsets

Technically, it’s not a corset. The garment driving me mad is a set of stays patterned from an original in … Continue reading Crazy Corsets

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