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"Ok, will do, likely to be ready in mid-January. Jamie"
"Hello Jennifer, If of interest, I have a post card, captioned ' AN OLD CRIPPLED SOLDIER MAKING WOOLWORK PICTURES', published in 'The Star Series', by G.D. & D., London. The post card includes a message on the back with a date…"
"My pleasure, hope your project goes well ... I didn't realise you were in Texas, but hopefully the archives people will be helpful!"
"Thank you so much, Anne Strathie! This material is very interesting."
Wanted: Photographs of troops and civilians making craft objects in contexts of wars, 20th-21st centuries
For my current book project, I am looking for photographs of troops making craft objects to cope, heal or rehabilitate from injury or trauma associated with wars of the 20th and 21st centuries. I am also looking at civilians making craft to cope and to send items to troops in training or abroad. By craft, I mean objects made mainly by hand, using clay, fibers, metals, wood, and paper, and that tend to be valued for their hand-made properties in contrast to machine-made mass produced and…See More
"Hi, Laura,
I've worked on Morath's photography in relation to his activity concerning Ireland during the early 1950s.I am interested in his photograph of Dublin and his representations of working Irish during this period.
I mention this in…"
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Wanted: Photographs of troops and civilians making craft objects in contexts of wars, 20th-21st centuries
For my current book project, I am looking for photographs of troops making craft objects to cope, heal or rehabilitate from injury or trauma associated with wars of the 20th and 21st centuries. I am also looking at civilians making craft to cope and to send items to troops in training or abroad. By craft, I mean objects made mainly by hand, using clay, fibers, metals, wood, and paper, and that tend to be valued for their hand-made properties in contrast to machine-made mass produced and…
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