"The Faces of Woody Guthrie: A Collection of Photographs"
Exhibit
This
exhibit is comprised of 15 photographs of Woody Guthrie dated
from 1939-1954. Included are publicity stills and personal family
photographs, which are housed in the Woody Guthrie Archives Collection
and available for display. This
exhibit includes:
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15
photographs, framed; outside dimensions are 16" x
20" (mat board opening is 11" x 14")
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A
text panel that introduces Woody Guthrie to the audience.
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Descriptive and contextual text to accompany the photographs.
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Weight of exhibit - 60lbs.
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Exhibit Fee - $500.00
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Estimated shipping & handling cost (charges includes
cost of insurance) - $500.00
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1. Woody Guthrie
(far left) in Pampa's Junior Chamber of Commerce Band, Pampa, TX,
1936. |
2. Guthrie joking around with an old jalopy,
California, 1939. |
3. Woody Guthrie
with first wife, Mary Jennings Guthrie and their children, Gwendolyn,
Sue,
and William, Los Angeles, CA, 1941. |
4. Woody Guthrie
looking over a song lyric,
Los Angeles, CA 1941.
Photograph by Seema Weatherwax |
5. Woody Guthrie
performing at Shafter Farm Workers Community, a migrant worker camp,
1941.
Photograph by Seema Weatherwax |
6. Woody Guthrie
performing for children, New York City, 1943. Bound For Glory publicity
photograph.
Photograph by Eric Schaal/TIMEPIX |
7. Woody Guthrie
sings at the American
Club for Indian Seamen, New York City, 1943.
Bound For Glory publicity photograph.
Photograph by Eric Schaal/TIMEPIX |
8. Woody Guthrie
performs at the Jewish Welfare
Board of the U.S.O., New York City, 1943.
Bound For Glory publicity photograph.
Photograph by Eric Schaal/TIMEPIX |
9. Woody Guthrie
sings with African American enlisted men, New York City, circa 1940's.
Bound For Glory publicity photograph.
Photograph by Eric Schaal/TIMEPIX |
10. Woody Guthrie
plays one of his famous
"This Machine Kills Fascists" Gibson guitars,
circa early 1940's. |
11. Woody Guthrie
with Cisco Houston perform
in support of the reelection campaign of
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, New York City, 1944. |
12. Woody Guthrie
with Pete Seeger in
performance, circa late 1940's. |
13. Woody Guthrie
with second wife, Marjorie Greenblatt Guthrie and son, Arlo, 1947. |
14. Woody Guthrie
with fellow folk singers, Jean Ritchie, Pete Seeger, and Fred Hellerman
at the WNYC Radio Studio, New York City, 1949. |
15. Woody Guthrie
with Ramblin' Jack Elliott in Washington Square Park, New York City,
1954.
Photograph by Robert Wersan |
This
exhibit was created by the Woody Guthrie Foundation.
All images are protected by Copyright and are embedded with a
watermark for protection. |
