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The Resource Pottery, poetry and politics surrounding the enslaved African-American potter, Dave : Symposium, McKissick Museum, University of South Carolina, April 25, 1998

Pottery, poetry and politics surrounding the enslaved African-American potter, Dave : Symposium, McKissick Museum, University of South Carolina, April 25, 1998

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Extent
87 p.
Note
  • "Collection of Levon and Elmaise Register."
  • "Organized by McKissick Museum of the University of South Carolina and co-sponsored by the South Carolina Humanities Council, the symposium celebrated the opening of the ... exhibit, 'I made this jar'...The life and works of the enslaved African-American potter, Dave."--Intro
Contents
  • How private collectors help shape representations of antebellum African-American culture / Theodore C. Landsmark
  • In search of Thomas Day / Laurel C. Sneed
  • Dave the potter and his place in American ceramics history / John A. Burrison
  • The use of language in African-American writing / Bernice Forrest Guillaume
  • The life and legacy of George Moses Horton: American poet / Lovalerie King
  • Poetry, pottery or protest: the work of the slave, "Dave the potter" / Aaron De Groft
  • Politics and race in the antebellum South / Thomas J. Brown
  • Society and culture among South Carolina's enslaved African majority / Barbara A. Woods
  • Edgefield District and Dave the potter / J. William Harris
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Pottery, poetry and politics surrounding the enslaved African-American potter, Dave : Symposium, McKissick Museum, University of South Carolina, April 25, 1998
Title
Pottery, poetry and politics surrounding the enslaved African-American potter, Dave
Title remainder
Symposium, McKissick Museum, University of South Carolina, April 25, 1998
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Subject
Language
eng
Biography type
contains biographical information
Cataloging source
R2A
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
no index present
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
bibliography
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
  • McKissick Museum
  • South Carolina Humanities Council
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • Dave
  • Stoneware
  • African Americans
  • African Americans
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Pottery, poetry and politics surrounding the enslaved African-American potter, Dave : Symposium, McKissick Museum, University of South Carolina, April 25, 1998
Instantiates
Publication
Note
  • "Collection of Levon and Elmaise Register."
  • "Organized by McKissick Museum of the University of South Carolina and co-sponsored by the South Carolina Humanities Council, the symposium celebrated the opening of the ... exhibit, 'I made this jar'...The life and works of the enslaved African-American potter, Dave."--Intro
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references
Contents
How private collectors help shape representations of antebellum African-American culture / Theodore C. Landsmark -- In search of Thomas Day / Laurel C. Sneed -- Dave the potter and his place in American ceramics history / John A. Burrison -- The use of language in African-American writing / Bernice Forrest Guillaume -- The life and legacy of George Moses Horton: American poet / Lovalerie King -- Poetry, pottery or protest: the work of the slave, "Dave the potter" / Aaron De Groft -- Politics and race in the antebellum South / Thomas J. Brown -- Society and culture among South Carolina's enslaved African majority / Barbara A. Woods -- Edgefield District and Dave the potter / J. William Harris
Control code
ocm45113707
Dimensions
28 cm.
Extent
87 p.
Other physical details
col. ill.
System control number
(Sirsi) ACC-7121
Label
Pottery, poetry and politics surrounding the enslaved African-American potter, Dave : Symposium, McKissick Museum, University of South Carolina, April 25, 1998
Publication
Note
  • "Collection of Levon and Elmaise Register."
  • "Organized by McKissick Museum of the University of South Carolina and co-sponsored by the South Carolina Humanities Council, the symposium celebrated the opening of the ... exhibit, 'I made this jar'...The life and works of the enslaved African-American potter, Dave."--Intro
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references
Contents
How private collectors help shape representations of antebellum African-American culture / Theodore C. Landsmark -- In search of Thomas Day / Laurel C. Sneed -- Dave the potter and his place in American ceramics history / John A. Burrison -- The use of language in African-American writing / Bernice Forrest Guillaume -- The life and legacy of George Moses Horton: American poet / Lovalerie King -- Poetry, pottery or protest: the work of the slave, "Dave the potter" / Aaron De Groft -- Politics and race in the antebellum South / Thomas J. Brown -- Society and culture among South Carolina's enslaved African majority / Barbara A. Woods -- Edgefield District and Dave the potter / J. William Harris
Control code
ocm45113707
Dimensions
28 cm.
Extent
87 p.
Other physical details
col. ill.
System control number
(Sirsi) ACC-7121

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