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Brosseau Center for Learning: Home for the Holidays 2018

Gallery 318, The Jack and Lavon Brosseau Center for Learning, Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas

These objects relating to a new NEH grant and the theme of ice have been selected for use in Marilyn Stokstad Director Saralyn Reece Hardy’s annual Home for the Holidays Tour, Sunday, December 30th, at 1pm and 3pm.

Works of art

vegetable spoon and strainer

Joseph Heath & Company (active 1824–1841), plate

John Alcock; George Alcock, cup plate

William Adam and Sons, cup plate

willow pattern cup plate

William Adam and Sons, cup plate

John Hall & Sons (active 1822–1832), cup plate

E. W. and S., plate

William Adam and Sons, plate

Enoch Wood and Sons, soup plate

Spode Works Pottery, soup plate

James & Ralph Clews (active 1813–1834), plate

Enoch Wood and Sons, soup plate

John Rogers & Sons (active 1818–1836), cup plate

John Alcock; Samuel Alcock (1799–1849), cup and saucer

George Phillips, pitcher

John Davenport (1765–1848), plate

J. F., soup plate

Spode Works Pottery, plate

Podmore, Walker and Company (active 1834–1859), plate

Enoch Wood and Sons, plate

Thomas Mayer, plate

Rowland & Marsellus Co., "Souvenir of Leavenworth Kansas" commemorative plate

Mary A. Kretsinger (1915–2001), hinged ring

Enoch Wood and Sons, plate

tongs in two pieces

David Watkins (born 1940), Palaces of the Night

Linda Lighton (born 1948), White Trash

Mary A. Kretsinger (1915–2001), diptych ring

Frank La Roche (1853–1934), Crevasse in Muir Glacier

Félix Edouard Vallotton (1865–1925), Glacier du Rhône

Bradford Washburn (1910–2007), #7522: Yentna Glacier Looking North Along Moraines Just Past the Great Ice Fall from Russell Plateau, April 2, 1978

Terry Evans (born 1944), Glacier

Dan R. Kirchhefer (born 1947), Shoup Glacier, Alaska

Frank La Roche (1853–1934), 1171 Section of Muir Glacier, Alaska. showing black Ice.

Terry Evans (born 1944), Icefjord that leads to the mouth of the Jakobshavn Glacier

Honoré Daumier (1808–1879), Inconvénient d'aller faire des grâces sur le grand bassin des Tuileries. (It's difficult to show off on the large pond of the Tuileries Gardens.)

Dirck Hals (1591–1656), A Jolly Company

James Alinder (born 1941), Christmas at Hinky Dinky, Lincoln, Nebraska

Michael A. Smith (born 1942), Hole in Ice - New Jersey

Nakanishi Kōseki (1807–1884), Winter Landscape

Kawase Hasui (1883–1957), Senzoku no Ike (Snow on Senzoku Pond)

Itō Takashi (1894–1982), Spring Snow in Kamitakachi

Mark Klett (born 1952), Looking through the Snow Tunnel above Goat Lake, Sawtooth Range, Idaho

Charles Pratt (1926–1976), Roxbury

Patricia DuBose Duncan (1932–2021), Big Bluestem Winter

Hendrik Cornelisz. van Vliet (1611 or 1612–1675), The Tomb of William the Silent, New Church Delft

Larry Schwarm (born 1944), Hoarfrost, December 24, 1994, Lyon County, Kansas

Winslow Homer (1836–1910), Cutting a Figure

Allan Grant (1919–2008), Frankie Avalon and Deborah Walley. "The boys and girls sleep in two separate places in our films. We get approved by everybody."

Gerd Ludwig (born 1947), Magnitogorsk, Russia

Jenny Schmid (born 1969), Hockey Chick Scores Big

Lori Nix (born 1969), Ice Storm

unrecorded Native Alaskan artist, snow goggles

Pauta Saila (1917–2009), Butchering Walrus on Ice Floe

Robert Rait, serving spoon

William Rogers Manufacturing Co. (founded 1865), table spoon

Wallace & Beggs, serving spoon

Rockford Silver Plate Co. (active 1882–1925), dessert knife

gemellion (basin for washing hands)

lamp handle in the shape of a cross