Pennsylvania Colony Collection
Step back in time and explore the rich heritage of the Pennsylvania Colony through a collection of captivating artifacts
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Step back in time and explore the rich heritage of the Pennsylvania Colony through a collection of captivating artifacts. A flying Josie, worn in Pennsylvania during the late 18th century, takes us on a journey to an era long gone. Its creator remains unknown, but its intricate design speaks volumes about the craftsmanship of that time. Moving forward, we encounter a Pa. German Butter Mold from around 1940, crafted by Albert J. Levone. This simple yet elegant piece showcases the attention to detail and practicality that defined life in rural Pennsylvania. Next up is a Pa. German Cap Box created by Frances Lichten in 1937. It serves as a reminder of how essential accessories were for both fashion and functionality during this period. The whimsical Pa. German Squirrel Figure by Arsen Maralian captures our attention next with its playful charm dating back to either 1935 or 1942 – another testament to the creativity found within this colony's artistry. Frances Lichten strikes again with her creation of the Pa. German Band Box circa 1937, showcasing not only her talent but also highlighting how music played an integral role in community gatherings during those times. As we delve deeper into childhood memories, we stumble upon Arsen Maralian's delightful Pa. German Toy Birds from approximately 1939 – reminding us that even children had their own unique folk art creations within this vibrant community. A Study for Proposed Portfolio "Decorated Chests of Rural Pennsylvania" transports us further into history with its depiction of intricately adorned chests that held cherished belongings and told stories passed down through generations; unfortunately, its creator remains unknown. Plates from various portfolios such as "Folk Art of Rural Pennsylvania" offer glimpses into daily life throughout different periods: Plate 15 shows scenes filled with warmth and simplicity; Plate 4 depicts lively festivities capturing moments shared among neighbors; Plate 14 unveils stunning landscapes painted with love and pride.