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- Robert Kaiser Making Hooked Rugs in the Weaving Shop, Greenfield Village, December 1959 -
- December 01, 1959
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Robert Kaiser Making Hooked Rugs in the Weaving Shop, Greenfield Village, December 1959
- Hooked Rug, 1946-1954 - Emeline Morrow Miner (1914-1997), a self-taught fiber artist originally from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, made this hooked rug. Miner was a self-taught artist originally from Cedar Rapids, Iowa; she created all of her patterns and even made her materials by thrifting and repurposing old clothes. In addition to rug hooking, Miner also did macrame, quilting, leatherwork, and watercolor.
- 1946-1954
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Hooked Rug, 1946-1954
Emeline Morrow Miner (1914-1997), a self-taught fiber artist originally from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, made this hooked rug. Miner was a self-taught artist originally from Cedar Rapids, Iowa; she created all of her patterns and even made her materials by thrifting and repurposing old clothes. In addition to rug hooking, Miner also did macrame, quilting, leatherwork, and watercolor.
- Hooked Rug, 1946-1954 - Emeline Morrow Miner (1914-1997), a self-taught fiber artist originally from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, made this hooked rug. Miner was a self-taught artist originally from Cedar Rapids, Iowa; she created all of her patterns and even made her materials by thrifting and repurposing old clothes. In addition to rug hooking, Miner also did macrame, quilting, leatherwork, and watercolor.
- 1946-1954
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Hooked Rug, 1946-1954
Emeline Morrow Miner (1914-1997), a self-taught fiber artist originally from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, made this hooked rug. Miner was a self-taught artist originally from Cedar Rapids, Iowa; she created all of her patterns and even made her materials by thrifting and repurposing old clothes. In addition to rug hooking, Miner also did macrame, quilting, leatherwork, and watercolor.
- Pictorial Rug, "In My Father's House Are Many Mansions," 1890 -
- February 23, 1890
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Pictorial Rug, "In My Father's House Are Many Mansions," 1890
- Hooked Rug, Gift to Henry Ford, 1926 - For many women in the early 20th century, Henry Ford's affordable automobile represented freedom and financial security, especially if they were fortunate to be part of the Ford Motor Company family. Their expressions of thanks were often homemade, like this hooked rug. A popular gift, many of these found their way to the industrialist's estate, Fair Lane.
- 1926
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Hooked Rug, Gift to Henry Ford, 1926
For many women in the early 20th century, Henry Ford's affordable automobile represented freedom and financial security, especially if they were fortunate to be part of the Ford Motor Company family. Their expressions of thanks were often homemade, like this hooked rug. A popular gift, many of these found their way to the industrialist's estate, Fair Lane.
- The Complete Book of Rug Hooking, 1969 -
- 1969
- Collections - Artifact
The Complete Book of Rug Hooking, 1969
- Portrait Rug of Thomas Edison, 1935 -
- 1935
- Collections - Artifact
Portrait Rug of Thomas Edison, 1935
- Hooked Rug, Gift to Henry Ford, 1930 - For many women in the early 20th century, Henry Ford's affordable automobile represented freedom and financial security, especially if they were fortunate to be part of the Ford Motor Company family. Their expressions of thanks were often homemade, like this hooked rug. A popular gift, many of these found their way to the industrialist's estate, Fair Lane.
- 1930
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Hooked Rug, Gift to Henry Ford, 1930
For many women in the early 20th century, Henry Ford's affordable automobile represented freedom and financial security, especially if they were fortunate to be part of the Ford Motor Company family. Their expressions of thanks were often homemade, like this hooked rug. A popular gift, many of these found their way to the industrialist's estate, Fair Lane.
- Hooked Rug, Gift to Henry Ford, 1937 - For many women in the early 20th century, Henry Ford's affordable automobile represented freedom and financial security, especially if they were fortunate to be part of the Ford Motor Company family. Their expressions of thanks were often homemade, like this unusual hooked rug. A popular gift, many of these found their way to the industrialist's estate, Fair Lane.
- 1937
- Collections - Artifact
Hooked Rug, Gift to Henry Ford, 1937
For many women in the early 20th century, Henry Ford's affordable automobile represented freedom and financial security, especially if they were fortunate to be part of the Ford Motor Company family. Their expressions of thanks were often homemade, like this unusual hooked rug. A popular gift, many of these found their way to the industrialist's estate, Fair Lane.
- Hooked Rug, 1870-1890 -
- 1870-1890
- Collections - Artifact
Hooked Rug, 1870-1890