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Brosseau Center for Learning: Whiteout

December 13, 2022–January 29, 2023

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

A whiteout is a weather condition in which the contours and landmarks in a snow-covered zone become almost indistinguishable. During the winter break, our collections-based whiteout tests visibility in the galleries.

Works of art

pitcher, John Maddock and Sons — John Maddock and Sons

pitcher, circa 1906

plate with incised peach — plate with incised peach, 1800s, Qing dynasty (1644–1911)

handkerchief, unknown maker — unknown maker

handkerchief, early 1900s

handkerchief, unknown maker — unknown maker

handkerchief, early 1900s

lace fragment — lace fragment, 1800s

lace fragment — lace fragment, 1800s

cong-shaped vase with bagua motif — cong-shaped vase with bagua motif, mid 1700s, mark and reign of Qianlong period (1736–1795), Qing dynasty (1644–1911)

libation cup — libation cup, 1700s–early 1900s

bowl — bowl, late 1800s–early 1900s

libation cup — libation cup, late 1600s, Qing dynasty (1644–1911)

bowl — bowl, 1000s–1100s, Song dynasty (960–1279)

snuff bottle — snuff bottle, late 1800s–early 1900s, Qing dynasty (1644–1911)

salt dish, unknown maker — unknown maker

salt dish, date unknown

mustard dish, George A. Flaccus; Westmoreland Specialty Glass Company — George A. Flaccus; Westmoreland Specialty Glass Company

mustard dish, circa 1898

milk bottle — milk bottle, circa 1800s

pitcher, United States Pottery Company — United States Pottery Company

pitcher, 1853–1858

vase, W. T. Copeland, Spode Works — W. T. Copeland, Spode Works

vase, circa 1847–1867

serving dish — serving dish, late 1700s–early 1800s

stand for serving dish — stand for serving dish, 1700s–1800s

creamer — creamer, circa 1900–1910

compote with lid — compote with lid, 1870s

bottle — bottle, 1700s

bowl — bowl, late 1500s

bottle — bottle, late 1800s

vase — vase, 1900–1910

bowl — bowl, circa 1760

dish — dish, 1800s

pitcher — pitcher, circa 1850–1860

teapot with lid, Belleek Pottery Works Company Ltd — Belleek Pottery Works Company Ltd

teapot with lid, circa 1890

Mathias Corvinius, Johann Joachim Kändler — Johann Joachim Kändler

Mathias Corvinius, mid-late 1700s

Perseus and Andromeda — Perseus and Andromeda, circa 1775

covered jar, Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Factory; Arno Malinowski — Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Factory; Arno Malinowski

covered jar, 1923–1929

egg cup, Raymond Fernand Loewy; Philipp Rosenthal Porcelain Factory and Company AG — Raymond Fernand Loewy; Philipp Rosenthal Porcelain Factory and Company AG

egg cup, late 1900s

drinking glass, Wilhelm Wagenfeld — Wilhelm Wagenfeld

drinking glass, date unknown

water pitcher, Wilhelm Wagenfeld — Wilhelm Wagenfeld

water pitcher, date unknown

hen tureen, Mintons Limited — Mintons Limited

hen tureen, 1912–1950

jar, Lucy M. Lewis — Lucy M. Lewis

jar, early 1900s–1992

White Trash, Linda Lighton — Linda Lighton

White Trash, 2003

bracelet, "Justin", Costanza Cédelle — Costanza Cédelle

bracelet, "Justin", circa 1970

tiara, Wendy Ramshaw — Wendy Ramshaw

tiara, circa 2002

transformation vessel, Pahponee — Pahponee

transformation vessel, 1980s

puppy vase, Jeff Koons; Art of this Century, New York — Jeff Koons; Art of this Century, New York

puppy vase, 1998

bowl — bowl, 宋朝 Song dynasty (960–1279)

mug — mug, circa 1800s