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Roberta Lavadour

Pendleton OR

 

Diamondback (2008)

Flax paper, waxed linen thread

Unique book

2009.32

 

This book is so intriguing to me because of the centuries-old traditions it brings together—papermaking, bookbinding, and basket weaving. Roberta learned this twining technique from her brother-in-law, a master weaver. She adapted the technique to work with paper and then presented it at the Guild of Book Workers conference in 2007. This sharing of knowledge is also a time-honored tradition. The student becomes the teacher, and this transfer of knowledge keeps the art form alive.

 

–Brea Black

 

Artist unknown | Vienna, Austria

Vase (c. 1900)

Gift of Edward Wilder

1901.001.080

Our web designer, Nathan Pauley, checking out the RED handout

This is a detail from a larger oil painting by Perugino which also includes the figure of Joseph of Arimathea, who is depicted in silent shock as a bewildered young Nicodemus assists the dead Christ out of his tomb.

Hammer Museum New Gallery and Lobby Openings

Hammer Museum New Gallery and Lobby Openings

Hammer Museum New Gallery and Lobby Openings

16/150: Albert T. Reid’s Sketchbook, Fads, Foibles & Politics: 1896-1908

Snake by Richard Serra, Guggenheim Museum, permanent collection

59/150: J. W. Fazel, Topeka High School, c 1950s-60s, oil on canvas

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Bracelet. Ghana or Liberia, Loma. Copper. Gift of Dr. Cotter and Jeanne Hirschberg.

Artist unknown

Bon-bon dish with lid (c. 1900)

Ceramic

Gift of Edward Wilder

1901.001.007

Hirschberg Gallery (smaller entry gallery)

James Braziel

Cheryl Jacobsen

Rebecca Blom,

C. Mikal Oness

 

Braids (ca. 2000)

Edition of 150 Sutton Hoo Press

Winona MN

 

Zori, Japan

Wood, straw; 20th c.

Gift of Annie B. Sweet

Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library Permanent Collection, S-12

76/150: Lasker Award, Albert Lasker Group Award to the Menninger Foundation, 1955, The American Public Health Association; For a sustained and rightly productive attack against mental disease bearing fruit in better hospitals, better trained staffs and greatly improved care of the patient.

Rick Ayotte | United States

"Red-breasted robin in flowering dogwood" (1986)

Glass, lampwork paperweight

1986.034

Hammer Museum New Gallery and Lobby Openings

Hammer Museum New Gallery and Lobby Openings

Two of the pop-up books from the library's Special Collections.

To find out more about this collection, call the Topeka Room at 785-580-4510.

Bao game. On loan from Gary K. Clarke. Cowabunga Safaris.

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130/150: Glenda Taylor, Fossil Vase, wood-fire porcelain, 2003. Taylor is the current chair of the art department at Washburn University. This slab-built vessel has leaves and other items impressed into the clay. Friends of the Library Purchase Award, Topeka Competition 26 2004.8

82/150: C. F. Menninger’s peony jar, Gift of the Menninger Foundation

Hammer Museum New Gallery and Lobby Openings

Camel bell. Kenya. On loan from Gary K. Clarke, Cowabunga Safaris

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James Braziel

Cheryl Jacobsen

Rebecca Blom,

C. Mikal Oness

 

Braids (ca. 2000)

Edition of 150 Sutton Hoo Press

Winona MN

Hammer Museum New Gallery and Lobby Openings

Nature

 

Kathryn Narrow

Bowl, 1999

Porcelain

Anonymous gift, 2003.2.136

 

Gita Wolf

Sirish Rao

Indrapramit Roy

 

Sophocles’ Antigone (2001)

Handmade paper, silkscreen

Hammer Museum New Gallery and Lobby Openings

Hammer Museum New Gallery and Lobby Openings

Hammer Museum New Gallery and Lobby Openings

68/150: Topeka State Hospital: cupola, copper, Gift of David Bahm and George Meier demolition companies, 2010

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