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  1. Newel panel - Three copper newel panels. See mwvhistory blog: http://mwvhistory.blogspot.com/2018/05/aes-cyprium.html Each The overall measurements of these copper panels are 26.5 inches wide, 38 inches high, and 7 inches deep. The entire surface of each panel is slightly corrugated adding strength to the thin sheet metal as well as providing a decorative texture to the finish. The shape of the newel panel cornice approximates the classical arrangement of the ionic order, including a simplified but recognizable cymatium and corona. While the outside of the panels have been exposed to the weather and acquired a green verdigris patina, the interior of the panels retain their original reddish orange copper color. These fragments of original artifacts enable us to quiz out construction details. A close examination of the forms reveals the use of overlapping folds and flaps bent over, riveted and sealed with lead solder.

    Record Type: Object

    Newel panel
  2. Newel panel - Three copper newel panels. See mwvhistory blog: http://mwvhistory.blogspot.com/2018/05/aes-cyprium.html Each The overall measurements of these copper panels are 26.5 inches wide, 38 inches high, and 7 inches deep. The entire surface of each panel is slightly corrugated adding strength to the thin sheet metal as well as providing a decorative texture to the finish. The shape of the newel panel cornice approximates the classical arrangement of the ionic order, including a simplified but recognizable cymatium and corona. While the outside of the panels have been exposed to the weather and acquired a green verdigris patina, the interior of the panels retain their original reddish orange copper color. These fragments of original artifacts enable us to quiz out construction details. A close examination of the forms reveals the use of overlapping folds and flaps bent over, riveted and sealed with lead solder.

    Record Type: Object

    Newel panel
  3. Newel panel - Three copper newel panels. See mwvhistory blog: http://mwvhistory.blogspot.com/2018/05/aes-cyprium.html Each The overall measurements of these copper panels are 26.5 inches wide, 38 inches high, and 7 inches deep. The entire surface of each panel is slightly corrugated adding strength to the thin sheet metal as well as providing a decorative texture to the finish. The shape of the newel panel cornice approximates the classical arrangement of the ionic order, including a simplified but recognizable cymatium and corona. While the outside of the panels have been exposed to the weather and acquired a green verdigris patina, the interior of the panels retain their original reddish orange copper color. These fragments of original artifacts enable us to quiz out construction details. A close examination of the forms reveals the use of overlapping folds and flaps bent over, riveted and sealed with lead solder.

    Record Type: Object

    Newel panel
  4. Painting - "A Copse of Trees" pastel on paper, by Sean Stull. This painting was featured on the June page for the 2019 "Art Celebrates Place" calendar from the USVLT (Upper Saco Valley Land Trust).

    Record Type: Object

    Painting
  5. Painting - Chocorua painting by Robert Packer, Autumn scene

    Record Type: Object

    Painting
  6. Painting - Note blue mountain, green grass

    Record Type: Object

    Painting
  7. Painting - One of Four paintings local Mount Washington Valley scenes

    Record Type: Object

  8. Painting - One of Four paintings local Mount Washington Valley scenes

    Record Type: Object

  9. Painting - One of Four paintings local Mount Washington Valley scenes

    Record Type: Object

  10. Painting - One of Four paintings local Mount Washington Valley scenes

    Record Type: Object

  11. Painting - Painting Moonlighting by David Baker 1965

    Record Type: Object

    Painting
  12. Painting - Painting portrait of Major Samuel Stark, artist unknown

    Record Type: Object

    Painting
  13. Painting - Painting, Charles Codman, Wiley Slide Disaster See this link for blog about this painting http://mwvhistory.blogspot.com/2015/08/a-tale-of-two-paintings.html.

    Record Type: Object

    Painting
  14. Painting - Towle loan in Donald Towle, Bristol NH, 603-744-5494, cousin Mary Ellen Thompson, 3 watercolors, 1 oil, slide collection

    Record Type: Object

    Painting
  15. Painting - mural painting, painted on wall surrounding the entrance to the Children's Room, by Karel Hayes

    Record Type: Object

    Painting
  16. Painting - painting Conway Public Library and school bus by MargeKendrick 1983

    Record Type: Object

    Painting
  17. Painting - painting Conway Public Library by S.H. Dewitt

    Record Type: Object

    Painting
  18. Painting - painting Conway train by Elizabeth Lobingier (signed) not dated. Sometimes spelled Lobinger

    Record Type: Object

    Painting
  19. Painting - painting Dr. Charles Smith's House by C.H. Locke keywords chase wilder smith

    Record Type: Object

    Painting
  20. Painting - painting by Anne Goldthwaite of person on mule

    Record Type: Object

    Painting

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