spoon

Wooden spoon with a broad bowl and an effigy handle. CC: "Purchased from Rev. Glen Ridnour, 1963. This material was acquired from a Minneapolis museum, (Minneapolis Art Museum?) in 1963. The information on the original cards (see accession file) convinced Dr. Erna Gunther of the Univ. of Washin...

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Language:unknown
Published: 1945
Subjects:
Tlingit
Skagway
tlingit
Alaska
Online Access:http://dcms.beloit.edu/u?/logan,3360
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spelling ftbeloitcolldc:oai:dcms.beloit.edu:logan/3360 2024-09-15T18:35:54+00:00 spoon Northwest Coast United States of America --Canada Alaska (state) Pre A.D. 1945 Wood Carved [H] __[W]7.1 __[D] __[Diam] __[L]30.5 __[Remarks] http://dcms.beloit.edu/u?/logan,3360 unknown 03793 http://dcms.beloit.edu/u?/logan,3360 Please see http://www.beloit.edu/logan/collections/rights_reproduction.php for the Logan Museum's policy on and application for image use. Tlingit 1945 ftbeloitcolldc 2024-08-14T03:24:18Z Wooden spoon with a broad bowl and an effigy handle. CC: "Purchased from Rev. Glen Ridnour, 1963. This material was acquired from a Minneapolis museum, (Minneapolis Art Museum?) in 1963. The information on the original cards (see accession file) convinced Dr. Erna Gunther of the Univ. of Washington that the specimens were part of the Rasmussen Collection and had been sold from the Portland Art Museum. (We do not have the original card for this specimen)." Previously part of the Portland Art Museum's (PAM) Axel Rasmussen Collection. Axel Rasmussen worked in Alaska between 1926-1936. Rasmussen went to Alaska in the late 1920s where he was Superintendent of Schools at Wrangell. In 1937 he left Wrangall for a similar position in Skagway where he stayed until his death in 1945. His collection was donated to the Portland Art Museum in 1948. PAM sold some of the Rasmussen Collection to the St. Paul Gallery in 1958. Other/Unknown Material Skagway tlingit Alaska Beloit College Digital Collections
institution Open Polar
collection Beloit College Digital Collections
op_collection_id ftbeloitcolldc
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topic Tlingit
spellingShingle Tlingit
spoon
topic_facet Tlingit
description Wooden spoon with a broad bowl and an effigy handle. CC: "Purchased from Rev. Glen Ridnour, 1963. This material was acquired from a Minneapolis museum, (Minneapolis Art Museum?) in 1963. The information on the original cards (see accession file) convinced Dr. Erna Gunther of the Univ. of Washington that the specimens were part of the Rasmussen Collection and had been sold from the Portland Art Museum. (We do not have the original card for this specimen)." Previously part of the Portland Art Museum's (PAM) Axel Rasmussen Collection. Axel Rasmussen worked in Alaska between 1926-1936. Rasmussen went to Alaska in the late 1920s where he was Superintendent of Schools at Wrangell. In 1937 he left Wrangall for a similar position in Skagway where he stayed until his death in 1945. His collection was donated to the Portland Art Museum in 1948. PAM sold some of the Rasmussen Collection to the St. Paul Gallery in 1958.
title spoon
title_short spoon
title_full spoon
title_fullStr spoon
title_full_unstemmed spoon
title_sort spoon
publishDate 1945
url http://dcms.beloit.edu/u?/logan,3360
op_coverage Northwest Coast
United States of America --Canada
Alaska (state)
genre Skagway
tlingit
Alaska
genre_facet Skagway
tlingit
Alaska
op_relation 03793
http://dcms.beloit.edu/u?/logan,3360
op_rights Please see http://www.beloit.edu/logan/collections/rights_reproduction.php for the Logan Museum's policy on and application for image use.
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