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Black and White Scotch No. 2
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Black and White Scotch No. 2

Maker (American, 1899 - 1996)
Daten.d.
MediumEtching on wove paper
DimensionsPlate: 9 3/4 x 7 3/4 in. (24.8 x 19.7 cm)
Credit LineUniversity Transfer from Max Epstein Archive, Carrie B. Neely Bequest, 1940
Object number1967.116.329
Status
Not on view
Stuff and Nonsense
Stuff and Nonsense
Edith Derry Willson
n.d.
Image Not Available for Of Andrew ...
Of Andrew ...
Edith Rickert
n.d.
Black and White Study
Black and White Study
Willem De Kooning
1953 or 1960
A Little Black Barn in Suffolk
A Little Black Barn in Suffolk
Leonard Squirrell
1929
September 13, 1918, St. Mihiel (The Great Black Cloud)
September 13, 1918, St. Mihiel (The Great Black Cloud)
Kerr Eby
1918
Rural Landscape (after black chalk and India ink wash drawing by Pieter Molyn the Elder)
Rural Landscape (after black chalk and India ink wash drawing by Pieter Molyn the Elder)
William Baillie
1773
Rural Landscape (after black chalk and India ink wash drawing by Pieter Molyn the Elder)
Rural Landscape (after black chalk and India ink wash drawing by Pieter Molyn the Elder)
William Baillie
1773
Black Eagle Dance
Black Eagle Dance
Elizabeth E. Keefer Boatright
n.d.
Rue St. Romaine, Rouen, No. 2
Rue St. Romaine, Rouen, No. 2
Hedley Fitton
n.d.
L-SF-ES #2
L-SF-ES #2
Jack Tworkov
1979
Same Enemy with Different Blindfolds: South Vietnamese Rangers covered the eyes of these Vietcong guerrillas with different types of blindfolds after capturing them on a sweep through swampy paddies about 50 miles southwest of Saigon. Enemy at left has a white undershirt around his eyes, the one in center a checkered bandana with white sun helmet while man at right has a black shirt worn like a turban with only his nostrils exposed, May 29, 1967
Same Enemy with Different Blindfolds: South Vietnamese Rangers covered the eyes of these Vietcong guerrillas with different types of blindfolds after capturing them on a sweep through swampy paddies about 50 miles southwest of Saigon. Enemy at left has a white undershirt around his eyes, the one in center a checkered bandana with white sun helmet while man at right has a black shirt worn like a turban with only his nostrils exposed, May 29, 1967
Unidentified Artist
5/29/1967
Alabama's first black sheriff since reconstruction, Lucius Amerson, of Macon County (waving to camera), was arraigned in Federal Court on charges that he beat a black prisoner and violated his civil rights. Also arraigned on the same charges was chief deputy Ronald Colman Jr (in white shirt). Their attorney, State Rep. Fred Gray of Barbour county (if foreground) said that both men pleaded not guilty. Amerson is scheduled for trial on May 10th. Opelika, Alabama, April 5, 1971
Alabama's first black sheriff since reconstruction, Lucius Amerson, of Macon County (waving to camera), was arraigned in Federal Court on charges that he beat a black prisoner and violated his civil rights. Also arraigned on the same charges was chief deputy Ronald Colman Jr (in white shirt). Their attorney, State Rep. Fred Gray of Barbour county (if foreground) said that both men pleaded not guilty. Amerson is scheduled for trial on May 10th. Opelika, Alabama, April 5, 1971
Unidentified Artist
4/5/1971