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Exhibits from Seabrook Art Show. Retrieved from https://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3TQ62S6
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TitleExhibits from Seabrook Art Show
NameSeabrook, James (donor), Johnson, Isaac (associated name), Akahori, Toshiya (associated name), Takata, Kiyoko (associated name), Iwashige, Jikicl (associated name), Ikeda, Josie (associated name), Nojima, Kiyo (depicted), Ikeda, Josie (associated name), Wolf, Benjamin (depicted), Brown, Esteen (depicted)
Date Created1945
SubjectArt, Community life, Japanese Americans, Japanese Americans Citizens' League, Japanese Americans Citizens' League, Cultural activities, internal and with other groups, Seabrook, Charles F.,, Seabrook Brothers and Sons
DescriptionExhibits from Seabrook Art Show (Source: The Seabrooker, December 3, 1945). Mrs. Kiyo Nojima, mother of Mrs. Josie Ikeda (Farms Office) explains the significane of her exquisitely colorful crepe paper designs to Dr. Benjamin Wolf (Soils Scientist) and Esteen Brown (Cafeteria) at the Seabrook Art Exhibit sponsored by the USO. In front of Dr. Wolf is one of his wood carvings and a bowl carved from mesquite wood by Jikicl Iwashige. On the table are several of the dolls designed and made Kiyoko Takata, bird by Toshiy Akahori and, in front of Esteen, an oil portrait by Isaac Johnson (Laboratory).
Time PeriodThe Great Depression and World War II (1929-1945)
Persistent URLhttps://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3TQ62S6
CollectionSeabrook Farms
Organization NameSeabrook Educational and Cultural Center
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