AC 2000.1 - ARTIFACTS

 

SERIES DESCRIPTION

 

           Series 13, Artifacts, designated AC 2000.1, consists of 66 artifacts, including 49 photo-ceramic tiles, 9 other examples of photo-ceramics, 1 ribbon, 3 photo cases, and 2 glass plates and 2 plaster molds that are illustrative of Ives’ Photographic Process.

            The photo-ceramic tiles comprise the bulk of the artifacts, reflecting the hobby of C. F. Himes to emblazon photographic images onto ceramics.  Notes regarding his experimentation with this process are to be found among his papers.  These tiles come in a variety of sizes.  In addition to these tiles, there are a few examples of Himes' use of this photo-ceramic process on china.   The photo-ceramics are arranged alphabetically according to the following four categories: Dickinson College; Gleiburg Castle, Germany; Himes Family; and Illustrations from Children's Books.  Individual artifacts are then arranged alphabetically by the title or subject of the image within these categories, with the date of the original image being included whenever possible.  When the photo-ceramic image corresponds to an image in PC 2000.1, the Photograph Series, the image number has been indicated.

 

SERIES INVENTORY

 

BOX 1 - AC 2000.1

 

IVES’ PROCESS

Item 01)            Glass plate positive

Item 02)            Glass plate negative

Item 03)            Plaster mold

Item 04)            Plaster print

 

PHOTO CASES

Item 05)            Charles Francis Himes ceramic photograph in case - c1872

Item 06)            Mary Murray Himes daguerreotype in case - c1872

Item 07)            Mary E. Murray ceramic photograph in case - c1872

 

PHOTO-CERAMICS

Dickinson College

Item 08)            Thomas Cooper silhouette and signature (7.5cm x 15.5cm)

                                    [corresponds to PC 2000.1, Images #146 and #143]

Item 09)            Thomas Cooper silhouette (5.5cm x 11cm)

                                    [corresponds to PC 2000.1, Image #143]

Item 10)            “Founders of ‘Old Epsilon’” (15.5cm x 15.5cm) - 1904

                                    [corresponds to PC 2000.1, Image #281]

Item 11)            Copy of Item 10

Item 12)            Copy of Item 10

Item 13)            Copy of Item 10

            Item 14)            Henry M. Harman (15.5cm x 15.5cm) - c1895

Item 15)            Copy of Item 14

            Item 16)            “Lecture on Edison’s Phonograph” (15.5cm x 11cm) - 1879

            Item 17)            “Lecture on the Telephone” (15.5cm x 11cm) - 1878

            Item 18)            Copy of Item 17

            Item 19)            Copy of Item 17

Item 20)            Priestley's burning glass (11cm x 11cm)

                                                [corresponds to PC 2000.1, Image #101]

Item 21)            West College “Old Chapel” (15.5cm x 15.5cm) - 1889

                                    [corresponds to PC 2000.1, Image #131]

Item 22)            Copy of Item 21

Item 23)            Copy of Item 21 (18cm x 18cm, framed)

Item 24)            Copy of Item 21

Item 25)            Copy of Item 21

Item 26)            Copy of Item 21 (15.5cm x 11cm)

Item 27)            Copy of Item 21 (11cm x 11cm)

Item 28)            Copy of Item 21 (11cm x 11cm)

Item 29)            Copy of Item 21 (5.5 x 11)

Item 30)            Copy of Item 21 (12.5cm x 11cm raised surface)

Item 31)            West College Cupola (11cm x 11cm) - c1895

                                    [corresponds to PC 2000.1, Image #132]

Item 32)            Copy of Item 31

Item 33)            West College Cupola on small tray

 

Gleiburg Castle, Germany

Item 34)            Gleiburg castle and poem (18.5cm diameter plate)

 

Himes Family

Item 35)            Silhouette of Grandma Denny (7.5cm x 7.5cm)

                                    [corresponds to PC 2000.1, Image #266]

Item 36)            Denny house (15.5cm x 15.5cm) - c1890

                                    [corresponds to PC 2000.1, Image #383]

Item 37)            Copy of Item 36 (15.5cm x 11cm)

Item 38)            Copy of Item 36 (15.5cm x 11cm)

Item 39)            Copy of Item 36 (11cm x 11cm)

Item 40)            “Ex libris…Charles Francis Himes”  (11cm x 11cm)

                                    [corresponds to PC 2000.1, Image #177]

Item 41)            Copy of Item 40

Item 42)            Charles Francis Himes (7.5cm x 7.5cm)

Item 43)            Charles Francis Himes (4.5cm x 6cm)

Item 44)            Charles Francis Himes (7.5cm diameter medallion)

Item 45)            Mary E. Murray (7.5cm x 7.5cm)

Item 46)            Mary E. Murray (7.5cm x 7.5cm)

Item 47)            Mary E. Murray (small oval raised surface)

Item 48)            Mary E. Murray (stamp box)

            Item 49)            New Oxford (15.5cm x 11cm)

Item 50)            Mary Himes Vale (7.5cm x 7.5cm)

Item 51)            Mary and Sarah Vale (5.5cm x 11cm) - c1910

 

Illustrations from Children’s Books

            Item 52)            Children’s book illustration (15.5cm x 15.5cm)

            Item 53)            Children’s book illustration (15.5cm x 15.5cm)

            Item 54)            Children’s book illustration (15.5cm x 15.5cm)

            Item 55)            Children’s book illustration (8cm x 14cm, framed)

            Item 56)            Children’s book illustration (7.5cm x 15.5cm)

            Item 57)            Children’s book illustration (5.5cm x 11cm)

            Item 58)            Children’s book illustration (5.5cm x 11cm)

Item 59)            Children’s book illustration (5.5cm x 11cm)

                                    [corresponds to PC 2000.1, Image #203]

Item 60)            Copy of Item 59

Item 61)            Singing children illustration and silhouette (5.5cm x 11cm)

            Item 62)            Children’s book illustration. (teacup)

            Item 63)            Children’s book illustration (teacup)

Item 64)            Poem “I like to work…” (7.5cm x 7.5cm)

Item 65)            Children’s tea party (11cm x 11cm)

 

RIBBON

Item 66)            Philomathean Society Ribbon

                                      [see letter from F. M. Hendrix to C. F. Himes - Jan. 25, 1860]