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American Folk Art: The Art and Spirit of a People

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American Folk Art: The Art and Spirit of a People
>From the Eleanor and Mabel Van Alstyne Collection

Book Description: Washington D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1965. Soft
Cover. Very Good. Out of Print.

"In 1964 the Smithsonian received the Eleanor and Mabel Van Alstyne
Folk Art Collection. Mabel Van Alstyne (Mrs. Fred Dana Marsh) and her
late sister, Eleanor, assembled the collection over the course of the
last forty years. It is notable in extent and variety and outstanding
as a document of the attitudes and ideas of 19th century America.

I am pleased to express my deep gratitude to Mrs. Mabel Van Alystne
Marsh for making this outstanding collection of American Folk Art
available to the Smithsonian Institution. Here, for the first time, it
is accessible to scholars for study and to the public as evidence of
"The Art and Spirit of a People."

S. Dillion Ripley
Secretary,
Smithsonian Institution

Sixty-five splendid art works are shown in these pages, many in black &
white with a few in glorious color that illuminates the details of such
pieces as: Painted wood advertising sign * Scrimshaw whale's tooth
painting with Whaling scene * Weather Vane from last quarter 19th
century * Hudson River Schooner painting * Mounted Indian hunting
Buffalo Pediment * Cigar Store Figure - painted wood (Indian) *
Millener's Shop figure - painted wood 19th century - and many more
unique articles of Americana folk art. 10 x 10", You will find prose
and poetry throughout as well as COMPLETE description with sizes & more
throughout these pages

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