Collection: Allan Ludwig Photograph Collection: New England Gravestones, 1966- - CAO: Powered by ArcLight and hosted at Western CT State University Search Results

Start Over Collection Allan Ludwig Photograph Collection: New England Gravestones, 1966-

Joanna Morton stone, 1818, Plymouth, MA, slate. A very late example of the Plymouth portrait style. Notice how the drapery has been understood in a ornamental rather than a representational manner and how the face reveals the double outline encountered only in ornamental art. A very important shift from a naturalistic style to an ornamental one. Box 1

Collection Context

Job Harris stone, 1729, Providence, RI, slate, 24.5 x 27 3/4, detail Box 1

Collection Context

John Cleverly stone, 1705, Quincy, MA, Slate, signed by J.N., Detail. Box 1

Collection Context

John Hurd stone, 1784, the Granary, Boston, MA, Slate Box 1

Collection Context

John Hurley stone, 1729, Haverhill, Ma, Schist. Box 1

Collection Context

John Lee stone, 1761, Concord, MA, slate. Example of the transition from the provincial baroque style to the ornamental. The volutes, columns, and acantlus-like designs are all derived from the normative forms of the baroque, but have begun to flatten out in the hands of a rural carver. Box 1

Collection Context

JohnRehbury stone, 1690, Bury St. Edmonds, England Box 1

Collection Context

John Watson stone, 1678, Cambridge, MA, Slate, 24.5 x 22.5 Box 1

Collection Context

John Watson stone, 1753, Plymouth, MA, slate, 27.5 x 33, detail Box 1

Collection Context

John White stone, 1668, Haverhill, MA, Schist Box 1

Collection Context

« Previous
Next »
1
2
…
8
9
10
11
12 Current Page, Page 12
13
14
15
16
…
22
23