Engaging Smithsonian objects through science, history, and the arts
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Engaging Smithsonian objects through science, history, and the arts
(Smithsonian contributions to knowledge)
Smithsonian Institution Scholarly Press, 2016
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references
Contents of Works
- Material matters : ways of knowing museum objects / Mary Jo Arnoldi
- Smithson's Crypt and the search for a proper Memorial / Richard Stamm
- James Smithson's remains : a biological perspective / David R. Hunt
- Thomas Wilfred's Study in depth, Opus 152 : an artist's experiment with lighting / Bernard Finn
- Silent music : Thomas Wilfred's Study in depth, Opus 152 / Judith Zilczer
- A not so gentle history : violent explosions at Kīlauea Volcano, Hawaii / Richard Fiske
- Objectifying Pele as performance, material culture, and cultural landscape / Adrienne L. Kaeppler
- How to Identify a Stradivarius stringed instrument / Gary Sturm and Bruno Frohlich
- Violins from the Smithsonian Institution, the Library of Congress, and private collections : a pilot comparative study / Bruno Frohlich and Gary Sturm
- Huey helicopter : steed for the "sky calvary" / Roger Connor
- Huey 65-10126 : a curator's journey of discovery / Peter L. Jakab
- A throwing knife through production and use / S. Terry Childs
- A throwing knife in motion : the journey from the Congo to the Smithsonian / Mary Jo Arnoldi
- The iron lung in history and cultural memory / Katherine Ott
- Whatever happened to the iron lung? Visitor memories of an iconic medical object / Matthew A. White
- Augustus Washington : daguerreotypist of John Brown / Ann M. Shumard
- In the service of abolitionism : Augustus Washington's daguerreotype portrait of John Brown / Frank H. Goodyear III
- The amazing ruby slippers and their magical travels / Ellen Roney Hughes
- Collecting a national tragedy : the National Museum of American History and September 11 / James B. Gardner
- September 11, 2001, a moment in time : relevance of the Smithsonian human skeleton collections / Marilyn R. London