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Added t.p.: The industrial art of the International Exhibition, by Walter Smith
Exhibited:A Taste for the Antique, organized by the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library, 1994-5
Added t.p.: The industrial art of the International Exhibition, by Walter Smith
Exhibited:A Taste for the Antique, organized by the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library, 1994-5
Our political and economic thinking has been warped by bad analogies to the point where we can’t see the real economy. The Abbott government is happy to play along
Exhibited:A Taste for the Antique, organized by the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library, 1994-5
Exhibited:A Taste for the Antique, organized by the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library, 1994-5
Added t.p.: The industrial art of the International Exhibition, by Walter Smith
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Exhibited:A Taste for the Antique, organized by the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library, 1994-5
Exhibited:A Taste for the Antique, organized by the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library, 1994-5
Exhibited:A Taste for the Antique, organized by the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library, 1994-5
Exhibited:A Taste for the Antique, organized by the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library, 1994-5
Exhibited:A Taste for the Antique, organized by the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library, 1994-5
Exhibited:A Taste for the Antique, organized by the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library, 1994-5
Exhibited:A Taste for the Antique, organized by the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library, 1994-5
Exhibited:A Taste for the Antique, organized by the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library, 1994-5
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Cornelia Catherine Smith Henry (1836-1917 ) Her 1855 wedding photograph. A few weeks ago I did a post on Atheline Henry, an enslaved girl in Buncombe County, North Carolina. Her short life is recorded in the diary of the slave owner Cornelia Catherine Smith Henry. Cornelia and Atheline made quilts together and Cornelia wrote about them as part of her everyday housework. We can thank Cornelia for being so specific in describing the style or name of her quilt. She mentioned a "cactus quilt." We have no idea what it looked like but I added some photos of possibilities. From the Massachusetts Project and the Quilt Index Cornelia's enjoyment in making quilts comes through in her writing and gives us a little insight into the process in a Southern home during and after the Civil War. In March, 1861, as the war began: "I worked some quilt pieces in evening for Atheline to piece me a rag quilt." They struggled with a new sewing machine that year. 1861 Willcox and Gibbs sewing machine October 1, 1861. I cut Willie out some dresses but sewed but little....I will have them to make with my fingers as all very fine machine needles are broken. October 26, 1861. Got the sewing machine needles yesterday 8 for $1. From a sampler November 11, 1861. I made Zona [daughter Mary Arizona] a quilt. September 17, 1862. I sew up a lining for a quilt. I want to quilt it soon (my cactus quilt.) [I wish I knew what that cactus quilt looked like!] September 24, 1862. I have been carding bats today to put in my cactus quilt. Atheline helped some. I got it in & quilted a little on it. September 30, 1862. I have quilted all day. I can't quilt more than half a side a day. It is very tedious work. Atheline does the cooking. Hanes attends to Willie. Buncombe County is in blue in this map of North Carolina October 4, 1862. I quilted till dinner & got ready to roll and after dinner Mr. Henry helped me to roll. [husband William L. Henry 1823-1900] See more about his pattern at this post: October 22, 1862. I finished my quilt today. I have been four weeks lacking one day at work on it. I have not quilted every day. I have missed four days besides several pieces of days as it has been so cool for the last three day. October 27, 1862. I have bound my new quilt today with red. It looks very well. July 30, 1863. I began Zona a bonnet today making it of yellow quilt calico. August 1, 1863. I have been gloomy all day. My spirits are below zero smartly....Nothing new from the war. I finished Zona's bonnet yesterday & began one for myself of green quilt calico. A block In April, 1864, her husband is off fighting. I began to piece up a quilt today of old dresses, mine & the children's. I cut some quilt pieces today of old dress skirts. Atheline will piece it if she gets able. I cut some quilt pieces today till dinner& then lay down as I had the headache. When I woke about 3 o'clock Mr. Henry was standing by me. I was so glad to see him. June 13, 1864. Sewed some on a quilt. It is of old dresses & other odds & ends. June 15, 1864. Sewed some on my quilt, got all the squares done. June 16, 1864. I tore out the squares for my quilt to put it together but sewed but few of them. June 20, 1864. I pieced my quilt today. It is pieced in single irish chain. June 21, 1864.I sewed on my quilt today & finished it & intend piecing two like it for the crib. June 22, 1864. I sewed on the crib quilts today. June 23, 1864. I finished both cradle quilts today before dinner. July 4, 1864. [Sister] Matt & I quilted one of the cradle quilts today. I bound it this evening. July 5, 1864. We quilted the other cradle quilt today. I bind it this evening. August 28, 1864 I finished my quilt today & Matt & I bound it this evening. After the war: Aug 21, 1865 Betsy and I washed out some five quilts this morning. They are damaged a good deal in the way of stain. Old Mull [a neighbor] is the cause of that. I hope he may get his just reward some day. August 14, 1868. I put in a quilt and got it laid off in diamonds. Pinck and Zona both helped some. They done very well for beginners. [Mary Arizona was born in 1859; Robert Pinckney in 1856, so they were about 9 and 12 years old.] August 28, 1868. Rene is carding me some bats for a quilt. I must make some this fall. September 16, 1868. I am getting on finely with my quilt. Pinck & Zona help. They make long stitches and crooked lines. It will learn them and keep them out of mischief. Indiana Project & the Quilt Index Read Cornelia's diary: Fear in North Carolina: The Civil War Journal and Letters of the Henry Family. Clinard, Karen L. and Russell, Richard, eds. (Asheville, NC: Reminiscing Books, 2008). See a preview here: https://books.google.com/books?id=d0FcMuU-UWsC&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Read more about Atheline: http://civilwarquilts.blogspot.com/2016/08/atheline-henrys-short-life.html Cornelia's grave See more about Cornelia Henry here: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Henry&GSiman=1&GScnty=1661&GRid=22408352& And more family genealogy here: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/HENRY/2008-08/1218307422
Image 21 of 31 from gallery of Divine House / Landry Smith Architect. Plan
A servant's cabin with basic household items is set up for viewing as an outbuilding to the Archibald Smith Plantation home in Roswell, GA.
Exhibited:A Taste for the Antique, organized by the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library, 1994-5
Maddy Smith is a talented comedian and social media personality who has gained nationwide recognition for her hilarious roasts and quick wit. She has
Exhibited:A Taste for the Antique, organized by the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library, 1994-5
54 p. 22 1/2 cm
Let's Eat Snails takes young readers on an ethnic culinary adventure. In a Sicilian-American household, cooked snails are the ultimate treat, as one young visitor comes to delight in understanding. This captivating story serves up a lesson in the value of being open-minded and not being afraid of what you don't know. | Author: Barbara Barcellona Smith, Karen Lewis | Publisher: NewSouth Books | Publication Date: January 12, 2021 | Number of Pages: 32 pages | Language: English | Binding: Hardcover | ISBN-10: 1588384039 | ISBN-13: 9781588384034
Here are nine residences from the Dwell archives that apply the philosophy of "less is more" by stealthily hiding unnecessary clutter and creating smart storage solutions for various rooms in the household..
