“We hammer away!”: a look at Soviet Propaganda Posters
By Brandis Malone Brandis Malone is a second-year master’s student in the dual Russian and Eastern European studies and Library … “We hammer away!”: a look at Soviet Propaganda Posters
Tag: Art
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A Co-ed, a Convict, and the Prom That Brought Them Together
In 1940, Barbara VanFleit’s face appeared in newspapers across the state of Indiana. Headlines read “Garrett Girl is Elected Queen … A Co-ed, a Convict, and the Prom That Brought Them Together
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Sincerely Yours: How Artists Research with Alma Eikerman
I recently had the opportunity to reprocess correspondence in the increasingly popular Alma Eikerman papers (C621) for better researcher access. … Sincerely Yours: How Artists Research with Alma Eikerman
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Missed it by that much – The Folklore Institute Ventriloquism Project
The archive of an unfunded project is a strange thing to behold. It recounts a set of best-laid plans that … Missed it by that much – The Folklore Institute Ventriloquism Project
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Hornak Drawings Conservation Treatment
This month we worked on three drawings by Ian Hornak, an American artist who worked in the late 20th century. … Hornak Drawings Conservation Treatment
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Paper Silhouettes from the 1860s
These beautifully intricate paper silhouettes by Karl Froehlich are a wonderful example of the diverse special collections of Indiana University’s … Paper Silhouettes from the 1860s
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David Roland Smith
I recently had the opportunity to delve a little deeper and learn about a famous sculptor who taught at Indiana … David Roland Smith