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'Werner Fecit': Christopher Werner and Nineteenth-Century Charleston Ironwork

Ciociola, Kelly

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LIBERATORY EXPRESSIONS: BLACK WOMEN, RESISTANCE AND THE CODED WORD, AN AFRICOLOGICAL EXAMINATION

Nicholas, Alice LynnTemple University. Libraries2019

… and liberation. The decorative wrought-ironwork found on gates and doors throughout the United States serves as a Sankofic reminder and protector. The highly coded language in the aesthetics of the Black Power/Black Arts Movement, shifted paradigms. Though the practice of word coding …

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The power struggle between Americans and Creoles in the first half of the nineteenth century and its influence on the architecture of New Orleans

Mince, Sylvia StarnsGeography and Anthropology2022

… building still has the initials “LSB” in the ironwork of the balcony and Brennan’s Restaurant now occupies the old Banque de la Louisiane, but the St. Louis Hotel has been replaced by the Omni Royal Orleans Hotel. The Thirteen Sisters is home to a number of art galleries and host to the annual …

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