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| Copy of Eskimo drawing with lock of hair in green frame, Great Cranberry Island Historical Society |
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|  Copy of Eskimo drawing with lock of hair in green frame, Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Description: Printed photo copy of Eskimo drawing with lock of hair in green frame, 8"x10"; connected with Rachel Field's book "God's Pocket" and Samuel Hadlock, Jr. voyages with his traveling exhibition of Eskimo Indians in the 1820s. See also Beyond God's Pocket. [Research on drawing TBD.] | |||
| Small painting - Hitty Dances Great Cranberry Island Historical Society |
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|  Small painting - Hitty Dances Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Description: Artwork. Small painting, Hitty Dances, in starched lace frame signed "Spirit was willing - I. Wolf" lower right corner. Hitty is a character in Rachel Field's book. | ||
| Connecticut Chamber Orchestra photo (Bloom) Great Cranberry Island Historical Society |
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|  Connecticut Chamber Orchestra photo (Bloom) Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Description: Image, printed for exhibit. The Connecticut Chamber Orchestra. Robert and Sara Bloom used to summer on Great Cranberry Island. Annie Alley used to work for them one day a week and when he passed away Annie was given a cupboard that Bob had built | |||
| Agnes Yarnall LePage Collection - Paintings Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Agnes Yarnall LePage Collection - Paintings Northeast Harbor Library Description: Several photographs of paintings by Agnes Yarnall LePage (1904-1998). Category "Paintings". These photographs are by Edward Quigley, Philadelphia. Ages Yarnall LePage was a sculptor, painter, poet and artistic historian. This collection of photographs was purchased at an estate auction and donated to the library in 1996. Cover/1 - 8: Circus 9: "Bernard, Maine" 10: "Seagulls at Manset" 11 - 22: Florida 23 - 28: Miscellanea ("Katie", "Mrs. Garry", "Mary Magdalene" etc.) 29 - 30: "The Parade" (tempera) 31 -32: Still Life, "The White Feather" 33 - 37: Farm ("Denny's house from the back", "Scene at Dawn") 38 - 44: Northeast 45: "Early Morning/From the Rooftop" (oil) 46: "Paul's House" (oil) 47: "The Storm" (oil) 48: "The Apple Tree" (oil) 49: "The House on the Links" (oil) 50: "The Dairy Farm" (oil) 51 - 52: "Valley Forge" (oil) 53: Giraffes (oil) [show more] | ||||
| Agnes Yarnall LePage Collection - Bas-Reliefs Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Agnes Yarnall LePage Collection - Bas-Reliefs Northeast Harbor Library Description: Several 3" x 5" photographs of bas-reliefs by Agnes Yarnall LePage (1904-1998). Category "Bas-Reliefs". Ages Yarnall LePage was a sculptor, painter, poet and artistic historian. This collection of photographs was purchased at an estate auction and donated to the library in 1996. | ||||
| Agnes Yarnall LePage Collection - Charcoal Drawings Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Agnes Yarnall LePage Collection - Charcoal Drawings Northeast Harbor Library Description: Several photographs of charcoal drawings by Agnes Yarnall LePage (1904-1998). Category "Charcoal Drawings". Ages Yarnall LePage was a sculptor, painter, poet and artistic historian. This collection of photographs was purchased at an estate auction and donated to the library in 1996. Cover/1 - 16: Early drawings (1940's) 17 -18: Circus 19 - 22: Charcoal and pencil ("Frenchman", "Another Boat") 23 - 25: Still Life 26: "The Tool House" (crayon sanguine) 27 - 28: Religious 29 - 51: Later drawings (including "Ehb") 52: "Fields to the West - Crum Creek" [show more] | |||
| Agnes Yarnall LePage Collection - Oil Crayon Drawings Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Agnes Yarnall LePage Collection - Oil Crayon Drawings Northeast Harbor Library Description: Several b/w photographs of oil crayon and pencil drawings by Agnes Yarnall LePage (1904-1998). Category "Oil Crayon Drawings". Ages Yarnall LePage was a sculptor, painter, poet and artistic historian. This collection of photographs was purchased at an estate auction and donated to the library in 1996. Cover/1: "Prisoners" (black & white) 2: "For all prisoners and captives" (black & white) 3: "Doing Time" (part colored, part black & white) 4: "Remember I must go home" (colored crayon) 5: "After reading about the Detroit race riots" (colored crayon) 10: "Escape" (black & white) 11: "Death in the desert" (colored crayon) 15: "Down and out" (black & white) 17 - 18: "Ne pleure pas, petite, ne regarde pas!" 19: "Departure" 20: "Leave in Casablanca" (black & white) 21: "The Ring" (Tunis, from memory - colored crayon) 22: "Waterfront" 23 - 24: "Jealousy" (24: colored crayon) 25: "Leave" (colored crayon) 26: "Train Time" (black & white) 27 - 28: "The music goes round and round" (27: black & white) 29: "This is the resurrection and the life" (colored crayon) 30: "Riding free" (colored crayon) 31: "Bar - Tunis" (colored crayon) 32: "Roulette" (colored crayon) 33: "Sun Lee Restaurant" 34: "Off-time in the Cafe" (colored crayon) 35: colored crayon 36: "AWOL" (absent without official leave - pastel) 37: "In the Service of his Country" (part colored, part black & white) 38: "American Bar, Algiers" (pencil, black & white) 39: "Loneliness" (black & white) 40: "American Bar, Algiers" (colored crayon) 41: "Entr'acte" (crayon) 42: "Sunday Morning" (colored crayon) 43: "Hangover" (colored crayon) 44: "Waterfront" (black & white) 45: "Fish Wharf, Maine" (colored crayon) 46 - 47: "Jealousy" (black & white) 48: "Blind" (black & white) 49: "Roger - Lifeguard in Ventnor" (colored crayon) 50: "Survivor" (unfinished - black & white) 52: "Highlanders" (colored crayon) 53: "The Fair - Night time" (colored crayon) 54 - 55: "The Fair" 58: "Father, into Thy Hands..." 59: "For those in Peril on the Sea" 60: "Waiting to be picked up" (colored crayon) 61: "Roger - Lifeguard in Ventnor" (colored crayon) 62: "Envy" (colored crayon) 63: "Paul - Chair Boy in Ventnor" (black & white) 64: "The Quarrel" (colored crayon) [show more] | ||||
| Photos from the making of Stephen King's Storm of the Century Southwest Harbor Public Library |
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|  Photos from the making of Stephen King's Storm of the Century Southwest Harbor Public Library Description: Anny Seavey who took these photographs said “The film crew was here in Jan of ’98. It was a lot of fun for all of us.” In the main image above, notice the 55 lb bags of Canadian instant mashed potato flakes used to make snow. This item contains 44 of the 55 snapshots Anny took. Images that were nearly identical to others have been omitted. |
| 1977 College of the Atlantic Commencement Invitation College of the Atlantic |
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|  1977 College of the Atlantic Commencement Invitation College of the Atlantic Description: This is the invitation for the College of the Atlantic's fifth commencement celebration in 1977. It is illustrated with a green line drawing of a flowering sprig. | |
| 1982 College of the Atlantic Commencement Invitation College of the Atlantic |
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|  1982 College of the Atlantic Commencement Invitation College of the Atlantic Description: This is the invitation for the tenth commencement celebration of the College of the Atlantic, 1982. It has an illustration of two human figures in the style of a medieval illuminated manuscript, with lettering by Esther Ruth Kerkmann, '82. | |
| 1980 College of the Atlantic Commencement Invitation College of the Atlantic |
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|  1980 College of the Atlantic Commencement Invitation College of the Atlantic Description: This is the invitation for the College of the Atlantic's eighth commencement celebration, May 31, 1980. It has a botanical illustration of a flower and the inside of a fruit. | |
| 1977 College of the Atlantic Commencement Invitation College of the Atlantic |
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|  1977 College of the Atlantic Commencement Invitation College of the Atlantic Description: This is the invitation for the College of the Atlantic's fifth commencement celebration, June 4, 1977. It has a print in red ink depicting budding twigs. | |
| 1978 College of the Atlantic Commencement Invitation College of the Atlantic |
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|  1978 College of the Atlantic Commencement Invitation College of the Atlantic Description: This is the invitation for the College of the Atlantic's sixth commencement celebration, held at St. Saviour's Episcopal Church in Bar Harbor in 1978. It has an illustration in blue depicting a perching bird. | |
| 1979 College of the Atlantic Commencement Invitation College of the Atlantic |
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|  1979 College of the Atlantic Commencement Invitation College of the Atlantic Description: This is the invitation for the College of the Atlantic's seventh commencement celebration, June 2, 1979. It has an abstract green design and hand lettering. | |
| 1981 College of the Atlantic Commencement Invitation College of the Atlantic |
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|  1981 College of the Atlantic Commencement Invitation College of the Atlantic Description: This is the front of the College of the Atlantic's 1981 commencement invitation. It is illustrated with a print depicting a fruit tree in front of an island. | |
| 1982 College of the Atlantic Commencement Celebration College of the Atlantic |
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|  1982 College of the Atlantic Commencement Celebration College of the Atlantic Description: This is the front of the program pamphlet for the College of the Atlantic's twelfth commencement celebration, June 2, 1984. It is illustrated with a black line drawing depicting natural forms. | |
| 1985 College of the Atlantic Commencement Materials College of the Atlantic |
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|  1985 College of the Atlantic Commencement Materials College of the Atlantic Description: The first image is from the invitation the College of the Atlantic's thirteenth commencement celebration, June 1, 1985. It has an illustration depicting Aguilegia canadensis, or wild columbine. The second image is from the program leaflet for the commencement. It has an abstract illustration in black and white. | |
| 1986 College of the Atlantic Commencement Materials College of the Atlantic |
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|  1986 College of the Atlantic Commencement Materials College of the Atlantic Description: These are materials for the fourteenth commencement ceremony at the College of the Atlantic, May 31, 1986. The first image is from the commencement program. It has a black and white illustration depicting birds, by Trisha Braden. The second image is from the invitation to the commencement. It has a black and white image depicting the patterns left from waves in the sand. | |
| 1987 College of the Atlantic Commencement Materials College of the Atlantic |
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|  1987 College of the Atlantic Commencement Materials College of the Atlantic Description: These are materials from the fifteenth commencement ceremony at the College of the Atlantic, held on May 30, 1987. The first image is from the commencement program and has a black and white stylized illustration depicting plants. The second image is from the commencement invitation, and has a teal and white abstract design. The third image is a graduation pledge of environmental and social responsibility, originally from Humboldt State University in Arcata, California. The text of the pledge reads: "I, [name], pledge to thoroughly investigate and take into account the social and environmental consequences of any job opportunity I consider." The accompanying text describing the pledge says: "This Pledge is one of a burgeoning number of similar oaths and pledges being created by scientists, mathematicians, physicians, and others to foster greater awareness of the impact of work and study choices on global problems. Such public declarations of personal intent can reach far beyond the individual in their impact. Said one HSU Pledge signer, "When I get my first teaching job ... I'll have it on the wall of my classroom." The Graduation Pledge Alliance is promoting the Pledge to other universities." [show more] | |
| 1988 College of the Atlantic Commencement Materials College of the Atlantic |
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|  1988 College of the Atlantic Commencement Materials College of the Atlantic Description: These are materials from the College of the Atlantic's sixteenth commencement ceremony, held on May 28, 1988, in Bar Harbor. The first image is from the commencement invitation. It has a blue and white illustration depicting abstract human figures in a circle, locking arms. The second image is from the commencement program brochure. It has a stylized black and white illustration depicting a crane in mid-flight. According to a May 20, 1988 COA News release, the 1988 commencement ceremony included a large mobile constructed of one thousand origami cranes, made by members of the graduating class and community. The cranes symbolized world peace and were inspired by the memory of Sadako Sasaki, a survivor of the Hiroshima bomb whose project to make one thousand paper cranes became an international symbol of a wish for peace. [show more] | |
| 1989 College of the Atlantic Commencement Materials College of the Atlantic |
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|  1989 College of the Atlantic Commencement Materials College of the Atlantic Description: These are materials from the seventeenth commencement celebration at the College of the Atlantic, held on June 3, 1989. The first image is from the commencement invitation card. It has a detailed black and white line illustration by Katrina Hodgins. The second image is from the commencement program. It has a black and white photograph of a group of five young children, printed on a gray background. The photograph was taken by Jared Crawford. [show more] | |
| 1990 College of the Atlantic Commencement Program College of the Atlantic |
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|  1990 College of the Atlantic Commencement Program College of the Atlantic Description: This is the front cover of the program for the eighteenth commencement ceremony of the College of the Atlantic, held on June 2, 1990. It has a black and white print depicting a group of human figures climbing a set of stairs to look out at a view of water and evergreen trees. Some of the figures are helping other figures up, and one is raising their arms in wonder or celebration. The text reads: "Here comes the turn of the tide." Emily Bracale, '90 created the cover illustration, and it was printed on recycled paper. [show more] | |
| 1991 College of the Atlantic Commencement Materials College of the Atlantic |
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|  1991 College of the Atlantic Commencement Materials College of the Atlantic Description: These are materials from the nineteenth commencement ceremony at the College of the Atlantic, held on June 8th, 1991. The first image is from the commencement invitation. It features a grayscale photograph of a collection of rocks, taken by Noreen E. Hogan. The second image is from the commencement program. It is also in grayscale, and depicts waves in water. The art is credited to Ned Ormsby, and was printed on recycled paper. It also features a quote attributed toAmerican Transcendentalist writer Ralph Waldo Emerson. The quote by Emerson reads: "What is Success? To laugh often and love much, to win the respect of intelligent persons and the affection of children; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to give one's self; to leave the world a lot better whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition; to have played and laughed with enthusiasm and sung with exultation; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived -- this is to have succeeded." [show more] | |
| College of the Atlantic 1992 Commencement Materials College of the Atlantic |
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|  College of the Atlantic 1992 Commencement Materials College of the Atlantic Description: These are materials from the twentieth commencement celebration of College of the Atlantic, which was held on June 6, 1992. The first two images are the commencement invitation. The invitation has a detailed and whimsical blue ink illustration of a winged human figure blowing a trumpet, surrounded by abstract shapes, on white paper. On the back there is hand lettering inviting attendees to the commencement ceremony. The second two images are the front and back of the commencement program. The front has a print in blue ink depicting a stylized sun with a face, with the text "college of the atlantic 1992" surrounding the sun. On the back, there is printed text that reads: "Founded by residents of Mount Desert Island in 1969, College of the Atlantic is a small private college located on the shores of Frenchman's Bay in Bar Harbor, Maine. COA grants two degrees in human ecology, a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Philosophy. Human Ecology emphasizes the interrelationships of humans and their natural, social, and technological environments. Core areas of study at the college include environmental science, arts and design, and human studies." At the bottom of this page, there is a quote by Margaret Mead in calligraphy, reading: "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever does." [show more] | |
| 1993 College of the Atlantic Commencement Materials College of the Atlantic |
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|  1993 College of the Atlantic Commencement Materials College of the Atlantic Description: These are materials from the twenty-first commencement celebration at College of the Atlantic, held on June 5, 1993. The two images are of the invitation and program. Both feature a simple design of the shape of the COA logo, printed in green ink. In this version of the COA logo, the "human" rune is composed of interlocking human arms; the "earth" rune is a tree; and the "water" rune is replaced by a stylized depiction of tree roots, with various shapes and symbols hidden inside the roots. [show more] |