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Brosseau Center for Learning: Whiteout

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

John Maddock and Sons, pitcher — pitcher

John Maddock and Sons

circa 1906

plate with incised peach — plate with incised peach

1800s, Qing dynasty (1644–1911)

unknown maker, handkerchief — handkerchief

unknown maker

early 1900s

unknown maker, handkerchief — handkerchief

unknown maker

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)

unknown maker, salt dish — salt dish

unknown maker

date unknown

George A. Flaccus (active late 1800s–early 1900s); Westmoreland Specialty Glass Company (founded 1889), mustard dish — mustard dish

George A. Flaccus, Westmoreland Specialty Glass Company

circa 1898

milk bottle — milk bottle

circa 1800s

United States Pottery Company (active 1847–1858), pitcher — pitcher

United States Pottery Company

1853–1858

W. T. Copeland, Spode Works (active 1847–1970), vase — vase

W. T. Copeland, Spode Works

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

Belleek Pottery Works Company Ltd (founded 1884), teapot with lid — teapot with lid

Belleek Pottery Works Company Ltd

circa 1890

Johann Joachim Kändler (1706–1775), Mathias Corvinius — Mathias Corvinius

Johann Joachim Kändler

mid-late 1700s

Perseus and Andromeda — Perseus and Andromeda

circa 1775

Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Factory (1775–present); Arno Malinowski (1899–1976), covered jar — covered jar

Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Factory, Arno Malinowski

1923–1929

Raymond Fernand Loewy (1893–1986); Philipp Rosenthal Porcelain Factory and Company AG (founded 1879), egg cup — egg cup

Raymond Fernand Loewy, Philipp Rosenthal Porcelain Factory and Company AG

late 1900s

Wilhelm Wagenfeld (1900–1990), drinking glass — drinking glass

Wilhelm Wagenfeld

date unknown

Wilhelm Wagenfeld (1900–1990), water pitcher — water pitcher

Wilhelm Wagenfeld

date unknown

Mintons Limited (active 1793–2005), hen tureen — hen tureen

Mintons Limited

1912–1950

Lucy M. Lewis (circa 1898–1992, active circa 1920–1990), jar — jar

Lucy M. Lewis

early 1900s–1992

Linda Lighton (born 1948), White Trash — White Trash

Linda Lighton

2003

Costanza Cédelle (born 1931), bracelet, "Justin" — bracelet, "Justin"

Costanza Cédelle

circa 1970

Wendy Ramshaw (1939–2018), tiara — tiara

Wendy Ramshaw

circa 2002

Pahponee (born 1958), transformation vessel — transformation vessel

Pahponee

1980s

Jeff Koons (born 1955); Art of this Century, New York (active 1996–2006), puppy vase — puppy vase

Jeff Koons, Art of this Century, New York

1998

bowl — bowl

宋朝 Song dynasty (960–1279)

mug — mug

circa 1800s