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Anne Currier Online Viewing Room VIEW AVAILABLE WORKS Exhibitions NEW WORK BY ANNE CURRIER, CHRIS GUSTIN AND MICHAEL WISNER Biography Anne Currier is a sculptor whose medium is ceramic. Her sculptu…
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Horse Racing, by Currier and Ives, 1888. Vintage image restored by Kathy Weiser- Alexander.
Woman facing viewer, in olive colored dress, with garlands of grapes in hair and held in arms as well as other fruits.
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Currier House B&B in Havre de Grace, MD offers a wonderful waterfront town where the Susquehanna River flows into the Upper Chesapeake Bay.
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EVERETT RAYMOND CURRIER Birth January 16, 1877, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia 1891 Census of Canada Everett R Currier Massachusetts Pass...
For over 200 years the outside world looked upon the Shakers as a mysterious society. While the Shakers may have been a cloistered group, they were also adapting to the rapidly changing world around them. They explored modern innovations from mass production techniques and commercial branding to electric power and automobiles, all while carefully managing their public image and preserving their core values of communal living and religious devotion. Drawn from the extensive holdings at Canterbury Shaker Village and the Currier Museum, the exhibition includes classic and Victorian-style Shaker furniture, finely crafted boxes, buckets and pails, and fancy work products produced for their own use and for the commercial market. The exhibition will also present rarely seen founding documents, such as Canterbury’s first written covenant, 1796, and historic photographs and publications that defined the Shakers for the public. Discover the unexpected in this new look at the Shakers in the modern world. Visit the Currier and help celebrate Canterbury Shaker Village’s 50th anniversary as a museum. This exhibition is generously supported by the Susan Strickler Exhibition Fund. Images: Sisters Marguerite Frost and Eunice Clark playing the saxophone, early 20th century. Archival photograph courtesy of Canterbury Shaker Village. Selection of New Hampshire Shaker buckets and pails, mid-19th century. Photograph courtesy of Canterbury Shaker Village.
Winter scene. Sleigh approaching viewer on left. Group of three children on riverbank, pulling sled, group of five boys skating on ice. Ice skating was a popula
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