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The old nurse's visit

Collection Type

  • art

Date

1873-01-01

Location Note

Library and Archives: Stacks: Periodicals: American Agriculturalist

GUSN

GUSN-194745

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Description

This trade card contains harmful imagery and employs racist stereotypes.

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The illustration "The Old Nurse's Visit", by Thomas Hovenden, depicts a woman watching a man paint. The illustration was published in the "American Agriculturalist", volume XXXII, issue 1, page 28. 1873-01-01

Details

Descriptive Terms

artists (visual artists)
workers
painting (image-making)
illustrations (layout features)

Additional Identification Number

Project number HNE0064

Physical Description

1 illustration : woodcut engraving

Collection Code

SC002

Collection Name

Non-Historic New England periodicals

Reference Code

SC002.01.1873.01.001

Record Details

Originator

American Agriculturalist (Publisher)
Hovenden, Thomas, 1840-1895 (Artist)

Material Type

illustrations (layout features)

Subjects

African American women
Black People
Stereotypes (Social psychology)
Etched

Accruals Note

Included in the Boston African Americana Project.

Description Level

Item

Place of Publication

New York, N.Y.

Publisher

Orange Judd & Co.

Location Note

Library and Archives: Stacks: Periodicals: American Agriculturalist

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