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White Flowers
White Flowers

White Flowers

Artist Lou Stoumen 1917 - 1991
Dateca. 1990
MediumVintage gelatin silver print
DimensionsSheet Dimension: 11 × 14 in. (27.9 × 35.6 cm)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift
Object number2021.20.97
Image Not Available for Roundup, cowboys drive cattle down mountain to Winter quarters, near Continental Divide, Colorado
Roundup, cowboys drive cattle down mountain to Winter quarters, near Continental Divide, Colorado
Lou Stoumen
1952
Image Not Available for Going Home on the Subway, NYC
Going Home on the Subway, NYC
Lou Stoumen
1940-1979
Image Not Available for Woman seated on curb (seen from behind)
Woman seated on curb (seen from behind)
Lou Stoumen
n.d.
Image Not Available for Filming on Los Angeles Beach
Filming on Los Angeles Beach
Lou Stoumen
1979/1980s
Women seated on grass with bicycles
Women seated on grass with bicycles
Lou Stoumen
1970s
Image Not Available for Woman Enjoying the Sun, New York
Woman Enjoying the Sun, New York
Lou Stoumen
c. 1980
Image Not Available for Woman Resting
Woman Resting
Lou Stoumen
c. 1970
Image Not Available for Woman in Her Kitchen, Calcutta, India
Woman in Her Kitchen, Calcutta, India
Lou Stoumen
1944
Image Not Available for War and Base, SV
War and Base, SV
Lou Stoumen
1941-1979
Children on blanket
Children on blanket
Lou Stoumen
1970s
Like England and like the United States, Nova Scotia is a melting pot of races. Here a Scotch soldier on leave visits Peggy’s Cove. Canada still resists conscription for overseas, its expeditionary force is volunteer. In Nova Scotia are English, French, German, Scotch, Welsh, Irish, Mic Mac Indians and the descendants of British slaves
Like England and like the United States, Nova Scotia is a melting pot of races. Here a Scotch soldier on leave visits Peggy’s Cove. Canada still resists conscription for overseas, its expeditionary force is volunteer. In Nova Scotia are English, French, German, Scotch, Welsh, Irish, Mic Mac Indians and the descendants of British slaves
Lou Stoumen
1939
Three dollars a square foot is the average price of these hooked rugs, proudly displayed by an Acadian woman. The price is no measure of the long tiresome homework involved in their manufacture. “Hooked” rugs, an old Nova Scotian handicraft, are made with a hooklike crocheting needle
Three dollars a square foot is the average price of these hooked rugs, proudly displayed by an Acadian woman. The price is no measure of the long tiresome homework involved in their manufacture. “Hooked” rugs, an old Nova Scotian handicraft, are made with a hooklike crocheting needle
Lou Stoumen
ca. 1939
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