Artists-Idaho.

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Deck of cards featuring Boise artists, muscians, film makers, performers, architects, etc. Each card has an interview with the individual and a visual. Creators of the cards, a city-wide art collective called The Deal, encouraged trading the cards as a way get to know members of the artistic/cultural community in Boise.

Summary As a project to help celebrate Idaho’s statehood centennial, members of the Boise Basin Quilters’ Guild decided to create detailed histories for the quilts within ISHS collections and produced a quilt show featuring those quilts. After the project was completed, volunteers decided to continue the project with quilts made by Guild members or quilts owned by members of the community. Scope and Contents This collection includes a history sheet...

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A description of Smith's painting "Twenty Mule Team" owned by the Society.

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Pencil and watercolor works depicting a variety of themes, and two large canvas works on western themes.

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Research materials, including photographs, pamphlets, and booklets, used by Suzanne Dabney Taylor. Includes a framed photo of William Borah, and a book "The City without a Church," given to Taylor by Margaret Roberts (1900). Correspondence.

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Sketches of Boise, Idaho, scenes; pictures of Nick Villeneuve; correspondence; biographical information; cartoons by Villeneuve and E.J. Evans; and a scrapbook which includes programs for plays held in Boise (ca. 1914-1915).

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Archie Boyd Teater was a Western-American artist who – along with his wife Patricia – created, exhibited, and sold artwork all over the world. Collection consists of correspondence, financial documents, exhibition catalogs, newspaper clippings and other material related to their art careers and personal lives.

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Newspaper clippings and other paper documents regarding George Washington sculpture in Idaho Statehouse, which was donated by Charles Ostner.