Clothing
Clothing
Clothing
Pair of women's wool leggings decorated with glass beads and satin ribbon. Created by Alice Poodry (Seneca), Tonawanda reservation, New York. Collected by William A. Ritchie, Curator of Anthropology, Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences, for the Indian Arts Project, and received by Peabody in an exchange in 1949.
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Blue wool, grey satin ribbon, beads
A pair of leggings, each made with one piece of blue wool with sewn seam that terminates into slit cuff. Beadwork in yellow and orange ornaments the bottom of the leggings. Grey satin ribbon bordered by beads is sewn along the bottom edge and slit.
Repeated double curves, domes, parallel lines, wavy lines, curvilinear motifs
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Provenance
W.A. Ritchie, Curator of Anthropology, Rochester Museum of Arts and Scineces as intermediary - Exchange with the Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences in 1949. "We are sending you today by express prepared a collection of Seneca Indian articles made on New York reservations during W.P.A. times under the Indian Arts Project" - Correspondence from W.A. Ritchie to J.O. Brew 6/29/1949.
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Visit to Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University (Cambridge, MA) of Wahsontiio Cross and Alexandra Nahwegahbow, assisted by Meredith Vasta on 11-12 August 2015.
43.0612, -78.4489
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