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Title: The Holy Kinship after Giulio Romano, Ste. Famille
PID: faulconer-art:2958

Title: The Honourable East Indies Company's Ship Inglis...
Date Created: 1832
PID: faulconer-art:2269

Title: Horse Traders Outfit
Description: Photo of an enclosed horse-drawn wagon followed by a horse-drawn carriage with a following horse. Dog on the wagon seat. Notes on back indicate: The Horse-Traders Outfit, taken between Grinnell and Kellogg. Cornelia Clarke photo. Drake Community Library (Grinnell, Iowa) Archives. Cornelia Clarke Collection. Collection #237.
Date Created: 1910
PID: grinnell:6497

Title: The Hunter
Date Created: 2003
PID: faulconer-art:4094

Title: The Incident, study for mural in Mexico City
Date Created: 1952
PID: faulconer-art:3587

Title: The Indoor Prairie
Description: This Digital.Grinnell object is part of Rootstalk, Volume VI, Issue 1. We encourage readers to discover this content in-context at https://rootstalk.grinnell.edu/
PID: grinnell:28457

Title: The Inferno of Dante, Portfolio of 41 etchings on The Inferno of Dante with bilingual text encased in two red tri-fold cases. English translation by Robert Pinsky.
PID: faulconer-art:3748

Title: The Jolly Corner
Date Created: 1971
PID: faulconer-art:3713

Title: The Journey
Description: This block was created around the theme of the journey. We all go through different journeys in our lives, some longer and more challenging than others, but every journey is important and demands courage and strength. This block honors those who were challenged by a specific journey unique to American history and relevant, even more specifically, to the state of Iowa; the story of the Underground Railroad. This block is comprised of a map of the Underground Railroad in the South, framed by a smattering of screws, pill capsules, buttons, stars, and other found objects. It also includes a photograph of the Lewelling House, a popular anti-slavery meeting house and renown safe stop on the Underground Railroad in an area of the Midwest particularly unfriendly to slaves and freed blacks during the years before the Civil War. Although the area of the South portrayed in the map is, of course, miles from the Lewelling House, the experience of black people in America is part of our entire country’s history, not just the areas most ravaged by institutional slavery and injustice. Although we often associate slavery with the American South, we must not forget that slavery was a national issue which demanded the attention of every city, small town, and individual, much like issues of racism still demand every person’s attention, no matter their race, today. The strewn nails and capsules surrounding the images in this block allude to journeys of different kinds, both physical and emotional. As our eyes follow the paths drawn by these loose objects we may be reminded of journeys we have taken in our own lives.
Date Created: 2017
PID: grinnell:25495

Title: The Judgment of Paris
Date Created: 1555
PID: faulconer-art:6260