Face Jugs: Art and Ritual

May 4, 2012 § Leave a Comment

Reblogged from Milwaukee Art Museum Blog:

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Last month I wrote about the Chipstone Foundation’s new acquisition, an early Edgefield face jug with writing on the back. Since then, our curatorial team has uncovered the meaning behind the elusive inscription. Before revealing this discovery, I’ll catch you up on new research for Face Jugs: Art and Ritual in 19th-Century South Carolina, on view until August 5 at the Milwaukee Art Museum.

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Very freakin' cool.

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