File 42 - American Studies Association : cabinetmaking and form, 1977.

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American Studies Association : cabinetmaking and form, 1977.

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    File consists of materials relating to cabinetmaking and essays on cabinetmaking by Stan Johannesen. Includes : two pieces of correspondence (handwritten and typed originals) between Stan Johannesen and The Canadian Review of American Studies including one typed original in reply from Stan Johannesen; two drafts of essay titled "Cabinet-making and Expressive Form, 1760-1790" (34 pages each, typed, one copy with handwritten corrections by Stan) presented at a 1977 ASA meeting; one photocopy of an article (six pages) written by Stan Johannesen from Canadian Collector magazine titled "Unknown Furniture Master of Waterloo County"; one book review of Peter H. Wood's "Black Majority: Negroes in Colonial South Carolina from 1670 through the Stono Rebellion" written by Stan from William and Mary Quarterly, April 1975; and
    *one photocopy of an essay titled "Cultural Accommodation in Mid-colonies Chairs, 1695-1942".

    Also included in the file are four 21x26cm b&w photographs of cabinets and other ephemera.

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