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| URN |
Unique identifier for this image record.
ep498
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| Title |
Mrs. Alicine Fields creating the "Fox" pattern made famous by George Wells, a leading ruggery designer |
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| creator |
Earl Palmer |
| role |
Photographer |
| Subject |
- Folk Art - Appalachian Region
- Swappin' Meetin'
- Ruggery
- Textiles
- Crafts
- Hound Dog Hookers
- Blackey
- Kentucky
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| owner |
dla |
| copyright |
DLA |
| conditions of use |
These resources and materials are not in the public domain and copyright is largely held by the Digital Library and Archives, University Libraries, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. |
| work type |
Photograph |
| work date |
20th century |
| work measurements |
8x10 |
| material |
Black & White |
| repository |
Digital Library and Archives (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University) |
| repository place |
Blacksburg, Virginia |
| notes |
She is part of the "Hound Dog Hookers" of Blackey, Kentucky. |
| source |
Earl Palmer Collection |
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