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Dutch Treat Club: Yearbook 19 Volumes: 1963 1977-83 1985-89 1991-96

Normal, Il: Center for the Visual Arts Library, Illinois State University, Jan 30 to Feb 22, 1981, five other locationsBiblio.com

Forever Free: An Exhibit of Art By African-American Women 1862-1980

198126431981. VG. Wraps. 214 pp. 3 bw 46 color plates. Catalogue includes biographies of 49 artists included in this exhibition. Essays and authors are: Introduction David C. Driskell; Woman as Artist in Sub-Sahara Africa Roslyn A. Walker; African-American Art History: The Feminine Division Arna Alexander Bontemps and Jacqueline Finvielle-Bontemps; and the artists biographies. Catalogue lists 118 works appx. 46 of which are illustrated in full page color each artist is represented by one plate. Most artists illustrated in small bw plate. Contents as follows: Preface / Arna Alexander Bontemps and Jacqueline Fonvielle-Bontemps -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction / David C. Driskell -- Woman as artist in Sub-Saharan Africa / Roslyn A. Walker -- African-American art history: the feminine dimension / Arna Alexander Bontemps and Jacqueline Fonvielle-Bontemps -- Artists' biographies: compiled and edited by Dr. Allan M. Gordon Dr. Jacqueline Fonvielle-Bontemps and Janet Bertagnolli -- A critic's viewpoint / Keith A. Morrison -- Catalogue of the exhibition -- Lenders to the exhibition -- Catalogue index of artists -- Committees -- Artists' bibliographies collections and exhibitions -- Photography credits. Included artists are: Rose Amelia Auld ; Camille Billops ; Betty Blayton ; Vivian E. Browne ; Selma Burke ; Margaret Burroughs ; Yvonne Parks Catchings ; Elizabeth Catlett ; Catti ; Barbara Chase-Riboud ; Minnie Eva Jones Evans ; Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller ; Ethel Darline Guest ; Maren Hassinger ; Adrienne W. Hoard ; Varnette P. Honeywood ; Margo Humphrey ; Clementine Hunter ; Suzanne Jackson ; Marie Johnson-Calloway ; Lois Mailou Jones Pierre-Noel ; Vivian Schuyler Key ; Mary Edmonia Lewis ; Geraldine McCullough ; Victoria Susan Meek ; Eva Hamlin-Miller ; Mary Lovelace O'Neal ; Winifred R. Owens ; Delilah W. Pierce ; Stephanie E. Pogue ; Georgette S. Powell ; Nancy Elizabeth Prophet ; Helen Evans Ramsaran ; Faith Ringgold ; Betye Saar ; Augusta Christine Savage ; Sylvia Snowden ; Shirley Stark ; Ann Tanksley ; Alma Woodsey Thomas ; Mildred Thompson ; Yvonne Edwards Tucker ; Annie E.A. Walker ; Laura Wheeler Waring ; Deborah Wilkins ; Viola M. Wood ; Shirley Woodson ; Estella Viola Wright ; Barbara J. Zuber. A powerful catalogue extremely scarce. paperback

Mullen Books, Inc. ABAA / ILAB · États-Unis325,00 $US≈ 274,98 €

Washington State PrisonBiblio.com

Washington State Prison Photo Archive: Overcrowding Reform and Incarcerated Lives 1955-1985

1955223871955. Incarceration and Prison Photo Archive of Washington State Incarceration and Prison Reform 1955-1985. Five large original black-and-white silver gelatin press photographs measuring 7" x 9" to 8" x 10" and documenting prison life and institutional conditions at Monroe Reformatory and Walla Walla State Penitentiary. Washington State 1955-1985. This archive spans three decades of press coverage showing moments of despair unity and hope amongst Washington inmates. One of the most powerful photographs dated August 12 1980 shows "four representatives of prisoner organizations" likely racial in origin listening "attentively as other inmates describe overcrowding" at a conference inside Monroe Reformatory. The verso clipping headlines: "'Prelude to disastrous situation': Monroe-reformatory inmates decry overcrowding" amidst mounting lawsuits and public scrutiny of conditions at the institution. A second image from Monroe dated December 14 1975 shows a man behind cell bars reaching skyward with a cigarette between his fingers. The attached caption describes the prison as "a warehouse" and quotes officials: "Overcrowding has led to the doubling up of many residents. the air is thick with tension." Another photograph captures Glen A. Nordsvin a white inmate in cap and gown kissing his wife Robyn after receiving a degree in barbering during a graduation ceremony-an intimate portrait of incarcerated education and family connection. A separate press image from 1971 features a rare depiction of female inmates: thirty-two women many in patterned dresses and coats arrive at the Washington Corrections Center for Women in Purdy transferred from Walla Walla. The final photograph dated July 5 1955 chillingly shows a long row of fortified cell doors at Walla Walla described in the AP caption as holding "the most dangerous rioting inmates" in the state. Minor edge wear and faint surface creasing to a few prints; verso toning and glue marks from caption slips. Overall very good condition. unknown

Max Rambod Inc. · États-Unis325,00 $US≈ 274,98 €

State of MaineBiblio.com

Promotion in Rank of Elisha Morton

18420008084State of Maine 1842. Soft cover. Very Good. This is a document from John Fairfield Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the State of Maine. To Elisha Morton of Oxford Gentlemen Greeting: You having been elected Lieutenant of the B Company of Light Infantry in the first Regiment of the first Brigade and Sixth Division of the Militia of this State to take rank from the eighth day of July A. D. one thousand eight hundred and forty two. Reposing special trust and confidence in your ability courage and good conduct I do by these presents in the name of the State Commission you accordingly. You will therefore with honor and fidelity discharge the duties of said office according to the Laws of this State and to Military Rule and Discipline. And all inferior Officers and Soldiers are hereby commander to obey you in your said capacity; and you will yourself observe and follow such Orders and Instructions as you shall from time to time receive from the Commander-in-Chief or others your superior Officers. Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State the twelfth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forth two; and in the sixty-seventh year of the Independence of the United States of America. By the Governor Hand signed by John Fairfield in addition hand signed by the Secretary of State Philip C. Johnson and hand signed by the Adjutant General Alfred Redington. Registered Volume 5 No. 4370. The document has been folded once vertically and three times horizonally. The paper document has large brown spots in the upper right hand and lower left hand corners. Smaller brown spots are present elsewhere. The Seal of the State of Maine is in the upper right hand corner. On the reverse side of the document is the signature of Lieut. Elisha Morton. In addition on the reverse side of the document is that day's equivalent of an appearance before a notary public and taking the oaths required by the Constitution of this State. This document has been in my possession since the 1940's. It was acquired from Forrest L. Morton who had no children to pass it on to. About 15 or so years ago this document was taken to a book-binder preserver and a fee of around $100.00 was paid to further preserve the paper document. It would need to be shipped in a round tubed container. I do not at this time have the ability to put out pictures. If one has serious interest in purchasing but has further questions please call me on my phone listed on my Abe webpage. State of Maine paperback

James Lasseter, Jr. · États-Unis319,99 $US≈ 270,74 €

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