Donor: Katharine D. Jenkins / Materials: Paper (fiber product) - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Art portfolio, accession number 3-30130a-h, described as a.) Portfolio entitled “Trajes de Guatemala, Portfolio 2” containing 7 lithographs(?) c,d,e,f,g,h )from original watercolors by Fredrick Crocker showing Guatemalian regional dress. b) page of text in Spanish describing prints. All 36cm x

Hearst Museum object titled Art portfolio, accession number 3-30129a-h, described as a.) Portfolio entitled “Trajes de Guatemala, Portfolio 1” containing 7 lithographs(?) c,d,e,f,g,h )from original watercolors by Fredrick Crocker showing Guatemalian regional dress. b) page of text in Spanish describing prints. All 36 cm x 47 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Booklet and prints, accession number 3-30131a-g, described as a) Booklet “Trajas Regionales Mexicanos” 15pp. text in Spanish. b-g) silk screen(?) prints of regional clothing of Mexico. 36 x 47 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Bull-roarer, accession number 3-28898a-c, described as Toys. Bull-roarers, made of stiff, bright colored paper cut and shaped, attached by string to slender stick; straight pin glued at one end of paper positioned so as to scratch (screech) on the inside of a metal bottle cap attached to another stick. L 23.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Candy, accession number 3-29042, described as Candy, skull (Day of the Dead). Made of sugar paste, white with green and orange decoration and gold foil paper trim. Length 9.0 cm, Ht. 8.0 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Candy, accession number 3-29043a-c, described as Candy, skulls (Day of the Dead). Made of sugar paste trimmed with colored foil paper. Paste discolored. A) Ht. 7.0 cm, Length 8.0 cm; B) Ht. 6.0 cm, Length 7.0 cm, C) Ht. 5.0 cm, Length 5.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Day of the dead figurines, accession number 3-29032, described as Miniature, skeleton orchestra (Day of the Dead). Ten skeleton figures made of wire and plaster wearing somberos and each holding a different musical instrument; mounted separately on small wood platforms and all glued to piece of green construction paper. Figures Ht approx. 2.0 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Dressed fleas, accession number 3-28931a,b, described as Two fleas dressed as man and woman mounted inside small white box with cover. A-B-- box and lid/cover-- 1.0c m x 0.7 cm x 0.6 cm.

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