A CHERISHED CURIOSITY - GERRY BIRON
A CHERISHED CURIOSITY - GERRY BIRON
A CHERISHED CURIOSITY - GERRY BIRON
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three: The Classic Period of Souvenir Bags (c. 1800–1840s) ............................47<br />
Early Classic Period (c. 1800–mid-to-late–1820s) ........................................................47<br />
Late Classic Period (mid-to-late 1820s–1840s) ............................................................60<br />
Pictographic and Figurative Bags ..................................................................................65<br />
Bags With a Heart Motif ................................................................................................73<br />
Other Styles of Souvenir Bags .......................................................................................73<br />
four: Transitions, Traditions and Influences ..........................................................85<br />
The Transition to the Niagara Floral Style ....................................................................85<br />
Nineteenth-Century Fashion and Photography ..........................................................107<br />
The Transition from Ovate-Florals to Elongated Leaf-Clusters ...................................108<br />
The Carolina Parakeet .................................................................................................114<br />
Another Style Transition—Circa 1870 ........................................................................120<br />
Contemporary Tuscarora Beadworkers .......................................................................128<br />
five: Mohawk Beadwork ..............................................................................................133<br />
Early Mohawk Beaded Bags ........................................................................................133<br />
Symbolism in Historic Mohawk Beadwork .................................................................138<br />
Places Where the Mohawk Sold Their Work ..............................................................144<br />
Late-Nineteenth and Early-Twentieth Century Mohawk Beaded Bags .......................147<br />
Akwesasne Mohawk Beadwork ...................................................................................152<br />
Conclusion ..................................................................................................................154<br />
appendix: Indians and the Entertainment Business ....................................................159<br />
Indian Medicine Shows, Wild West Shows, Native Performers, Fraternal<br />
Outfits, and Their Relationship to Iroquois Beadwork ...............................................159<br />
Endnotes ..................................................................................................................171<br />
Bibliography ...........................................................................................................179