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Object Number
992-3-10/71118
Display Title
Boy's Shirt, made for Green Corn Dance
Descriptions
Object Description
Small boy's shirt, made for Green Corn Dance. Long-sleeve, brown cotton print decorated with 1 row of "Seminole patchwork" in green and print flanked with 4 rows of rickrack each side, across chest. Tie fastening at neck front. Made by Debbie Osceola's sister for her son. 77 cm x 41 cm
Inventory Description
Shirt, child's, brown calico w/ green patchwork and ricrac decoration, tie neck
Classification
- Shirt
Department
Ethnographic
Date
Late 20th century
Artist
Osceola Family
Culture
- Miccosukee
- Seminole
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
North America
/
United States
/
Florida
/
Collier County
/
Ochopee
Materials
Cotton fabric
Dimensions
Overall: 41.5 x 86 cm (16 5/16 x 33 7/8 in.)
Quantity
1
Label on object
992-3-10/71118
Credit Line
Museum Purchase, Huntington Frothingham Wolcott Fund, 1992
Provenance
Collector
Deborah Garner
(1991-1992 - 1992)
Donor
Deborah Garner
(1992)
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