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Title
In the Cotton Field, from "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
Artist
David Levinthal
Physical Description
One in a series of eight photogravures of tin toy figures cast in stark light creating long shadows before a pitch black background.
Solitary male figure at center holding large basket on proper left shoulder; trees visible in background.
Artist Life Dates
born 1949
Century
20th century
Object Creation Date
1999
Accession Number
2004/2.11.5
Medium and Support
photogravure on paper
relevance
rank 10.07728
Primary Keywords
antebellum
literature (writings)
toys (recreational artifacts)
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Title
Bidding Farewell, from "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
Artist
David Levinthal
Physical Description
One in a series of eight photogravures of tin toy figures cast in stark light creating long shadows before a pitch black background.
Two female tin figures in kneeling positions at center; figure at right extends proper right arm toward other figure; on either side of composition there is flora.
Artist Life Dates
born 1949
Century
20th century
Object Creation Date
1999
Accession Number
2004/2.11.3
Medium and Support
photogravure on paper
relevance
rank 10.07728
Primary Keywords
antebellum
literature (writings)
toys (recreational artifacts)
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Title
Eva & Topsy, from "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
Artist
David Levinthal
Physical Description
One in a series of eight photogravures of tin toy figures cast in stark light creating long shadows before a pitch black background.
Two female figures; at viewer's left, a child; at right, a woman with raise proper right arm.
Artist Life Dates
Born 1949
Century
20th century
Object Creation Date
1999
Accession Number
2004/2.11.1
Medium and Support
photogravure on paper
relevance
rank 10.07728
Primary Keywords
antebellum
literature (writings)
toys (recreational artifacts)
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Title
Dancing in the Field, from "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
Artist
David Levinthal
Physical Description
One in a series of eight photogravures of tin toy figures cast in stark light creating long shadows before a pitch black background.
Solitary figure at center with back turned to viewer with uplifted arms and lifted leg; positioned within grove of trees.
Artist Life Dates
born 1949
Century
20th century
Object Creation Date
1999
Accession Number
2004/2.11.8
Medium and Support
photogravure on paper
relevance
rank 10.07728
Primary Keywords
antebellum
literature (writings)
toys (recreational artifacts)
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Title
Eva & Aunt Ophelia, from "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
Artist
David Levinthal
Physical Description
One in a series of eight photogravures of tin toy figures cast in stark light creating long shadows before a pitch black background.
Two female figures; standing woman at center; kneeling woman at viewer's left; portion of gazebo visible at viewer's right.
Artist Life Dates
born 1949
Century
20th century
Object Creation Date
1999
Accession Number
2004/2.11.6
Medium and Support
photogravure on paper
relevance
rank 10.07728
Primary Keywords
antebellum
literature (writings)
toys (recreational artifacts)
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Title
Untitled (I am an invisible man...), from Four Etchings
Artist
Glenn Ligon
Physical Description
Stencilled black letters on black background.
Artist Life Dates
born 1960
Century
20th century
Object Creation Date
1992
Accession Number
1993/2.13.4
Medium and Support
softground etching, aquatint, spitbite, and sugarlift aquatint on Fabriano Muril
relevance
rank 10.07728
Primary Keywords
african american
appropriation
literature (writings)
text
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Title
Planning the Escape, from "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
Artist
David Levinthal
Physical Description
One in a series of eight photogravures of tin toy figures cast in stark light creating long shadows before a pitch black background.
Two standing female tin figures at center; figure on viewer's left holds a jug in her left hand, a raised right arm holds a lanter; both figures stand amongst a grove of tin trees.
Artist Life Dates
born 1949
Century
20th century
Object Creation Date
1999
Accession Number
2004/2.11.4
Medium and Support
photogravure on paper
relevance
rank 10.07728
Primary Keywords
antebellum
literature (writings)
toys (recreational artifacts)
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Title
Seated Woman
Artist
Utagawa Toyokuni III (Kunisada)
Physical Description
A woman in kimono sits with her sleeve to her mouth. The kimono is decorated with fall leaves, and she sits behind lacquwe tea ware. Above her are crest-like decorations in blue, backgrounding the open pages of a book.
Artist Life Dates
1786-1864
Century
19th century
Object Creation Date
1852
Accession Number
2010/2.49
Medium and Support
color woodblock print on paper
relevance
rank 10.07728
Primary Keywords
kimono
lacquer
literature
woman
woodblock prints
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Title
Crossing the River, from "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
Artist
David Levinthal
Physical Description
One in a series of eight photogravures of tin toy figures cast in stark light creating long shadows before a pitch black background.
Solitary female tin figure holding dog in arms.
Artist Life Dates
born 1949
Century
20th century
Object Creation Date
1999
Accession Number
2004/2.11.2
Medium and Support
photogravure on paper
relevance
rank 10.07728
Primary Keywords
antebellum
literature (writings)
toys (recreational artifacts)
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Title
The Slave Market, from "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
Artist
David Levinthal
Physical Description
One in a series of eight photogravures of tin toy figures cast in stark light creating long shadows before a pitch black background.
Three male figures: at viewer's right, a man in top hat behind a podium holding a document; at center, a shirtless African American man with hands clasped; at right, a man with hand in pocket.
Artist Life Dates
born 1949
Century
20th century
Object Creation Date
1999
Accession Number
2004/2.11.7
Medium and Support
photogravure on paper
relevance
rank 10.07728
Primary Keywords
antebellum
literature (writings)
toys (recreational artifacts)
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Title
Untitled (I am an invisible man...), from Four Etchings
Artist
Glenn Ligon
Physical Description
Stencilled black letters on black background.
Artist Life Dates
born 1960
Century
20th century
Object Creation Date
1992
Accession Number
1993/2.13.3
Medium and Support
softground etching, aquatint, spitbite, and sugarlift aquatint on Fabriano Muril
relevance
rank 10.07728
Primary Keywords
african american
appropriation
literature (writings)
text
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Title
Alexander Dumas (père)
Artist
Nadar (Gaspard Félix Tournachon)
Artist Life Dates
1820-1910
Century
20th century
Object Creation Date
circa 1855
Accession Number
1976/2.12
Medium and Support
albumen print on carte-de-viste mount
relevance
rank 9.97003
Primary Keywords
actors
authors
literature (writings)
males
portraits
seated
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Title
Untitled (I do not always feel colored...), from Four Etchings
Artist
Glenn Ligon
Physical Description
Stencilled black capital letters on white background.
Artist Life Dates
born 1960
Century
20th century
Object Creation Date
1992
Accession Number
1993/2.13.2
Medium and Support
softground etching, aquatint, spitbite, and sugarlift aquatint on white Rives BF
relevance
rank 9.97003
Primary Keywords
african american
children
figures
literature (humanities)
text
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Title
Untitled (I feel most colored...), from Four Etchings
Artist
Glenn Ligon
Physical Description
Stencilled black capital letters on white background.
Artist Life Dates
born 1960
Century
20th century
Object Creation Date
1992
Accession Number
1993/2.13.1
Medium and Support
softground etching, aquatint, spitbite, and sugarlift aquatint on white Rives BF
relevance
rank 9.86503
Primary Keywords
african american
appropriation
literature (writings)
stencils (images)
text
Title
Genji espies Murasaki for the first time, from the Wakamurasaki chapter of The Tale of Genji
Artist
Kanô Tsunenobu
Physical Description
Among a gold and bright mineral pigmented landscape, Genji stands below a cherry tree in full bloom and watches Murasaki, who stands in an architectural structure. A distant stream and hilltops indicate the isolated setting.
Artist Life Dates
active 1636-1713
Century
17th century
Object Creation Date
circa 1670-1680
Accession Number
2002/1.168
Medium and Support
ink, color, and gold pigment and foil on paper
relevance
rank 8.72070
Primary Keywords
allegory
buildings
cherry tree
figures
flowers
gold
gold (metal)
hills
house
landscape
landscapes
literature
lovers
stream
trees
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