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The power of place : defining material culture in pre-1900 Texas, the lower south, and the southwest. Volume 8 / [presented by] Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens.

LIBRA NK805 .D35 2021
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Format:
Book
Conference/Event
Contributor:
Campbell, Bonnie A., contributor.
Grauer, Michael R., 1961- contributor.
Dudley, Tara A., contributor.
Monroe, Alexis (Alexis Claire), contributor.
Creech, Melinda, contributor.
Armandroff, Olivia, contributor.
Blackmore, Lydia, contributor.
Duggan, Sarah, contributor.
Bayou Bend Collection, curator.
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, publisher.
Conference Name:
David B. Warren Symposium (8th : 2021 : online), author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Bayou Bend Collection--History--Congresses.
Bayou Bend Collection.
Decorative arts--Texas--History--Congresses.
Decorative arts.
Decorative arts--Southern States--History--Congresses.
Decorative arts--Southwestern States--History--Congresses.
Decorative arts--United States--Congresses.
Art--Texas.
Art.
Decorative arts--Texas.
Southern States.
New Southwest.
Texas.
United States.
Genre:
proceedings (reports)
Conference papers and proceedings
Conference papers and proceedings.
Physical Description:
xi, 175 pages : illustrations, maps ; 22 cm
Other Title:
Defining material culture in pre-1900 Texas, the lower south, and the southwest
Place of Publication:
Houston, Texas : The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, [2022]
Summary:
"One of the greatest cultural treasures in the state of Texas, Bayou Bend is renowned for its superb collection of early American and 19th-century Texas decorative arts and paintings. To honor Bayou Bend's founding director emeritus and his passion for American material culture, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, established the David B. Warren Symposium, seven scholars examined how the power of place influenced nd helped define material culture in Texas, the Lower South, and the Southwest before 1900 within a national and international context. The resulting papers, extensively illustrated and documented, are published in this volume." -- Provided by publisher.
Contents:
Foreword / Bonnie A. Campbell
As far as the eye could see: the Bugbees from New England to the West Texas Plans / Michael Grauer
A very valuable man: enslaved builders and the making of Texas / Tara A. Dudley
The magisterial gaze in slave territory: Henry Cheever Pratt's Coons rancho as plantation painting / Alexis Monroe
The material culture and the cultural landscape of the Polley Mansion, Whitehall / Melinda Creech
William J. Frederich's scrapbook: a palimpset of the visual landscape of a Galveston man in the 1880s / Olivia Armandroff
New Orlean's place in the mahogany trade / Lydia Blackmore
Gaineswood geography: how commerce routes and climate shaped life on an Alabama plantation / Sarah Duggan.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
9780890902035
0890902038
OCLC:
1302598316

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