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Framed print of domestic scene
Title
Framed
print
of
domestic
scene
Coverage / Year
1840 to 1870; Antebellum Springfield, IL
Description
Large
rectangular
walnut
frame
with
print
of a
kitchen
scene
of a
mother
sitting
down
and
sewing
a
boy's
pants.
The
boy
sits
covered
by a
towel
on a
table
to the
right;
to the
left
of the
mother
stands
a
barefoot
girl
holding
a
baby
in
front
of an
old
open
fireplace
with
cooking
utensils.
L
33
1/2"
x
W
29"
x
D
2
1/2".
Interpretation
This
print
was
discovered
in the
basement
of the
Lincoln
Home
while
cleaning
in
1952.
It
now
hangs
over
the
fireplace
mantel
of the
Guest
Bedroom
in the
Lincoln
Home
as an
example
of
home
furnishings
in a
mid-19th
Century
home.
Lesson Plans / Themes
American
Communities
in
History;
Antebellum
Society
and the
Civil
War;
How
we
learn
about
communities
Learning Standards
16
History;
25-27
Fine
Arts
Author or Creator
Unknown
Source
Donated by Mrs. Catherine Shaw Phillips, Evanston, IL
Subject / Keywords
Lincoln
,
Abraham
,
1809-1865;
Decor;
Decoration;
Furnishings;
Print;
Prints;
Art
Collection Publisher
Lincoln Home National Historic Site
Further Information
For any further information related to this record, please contact the Collection Publisher. See
http://images.library.uiuc.edu/projects/tdc
for more information about this project.
Rights Management Statement
http://images.library.uiuc.edu/projects/tdc/conditions.htm
Resource Identifier
LIHO
381
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