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Counter Top Cigar Store Figure, attributed to Samuel Anderson Robb, ca. 1880
attributed to Samuel Anderson Robb

Counter Top Cigar Store Figure

ca. 1880 · Sculpture · 49.5 × 26 cm

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Om skulpturen

The decline of the shipbuilding industry in the nineteenth century led many shipcarvers to turn to making shop figures. The most popular of these were cigar store Indians, which stood outside tobacco shops. The symbol of a Native American commonly appeared to advertise tobacco, which was discovered in the New World. The popularity of the figures declined by the end of the nineteenth century, however, with the introduction of electrical store signs and anti-sidewalk-obstruction laws.

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Oplysninger

Inventarnummer
1986.65.263

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Clothing and dressDress accessoriesMale figureHat

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SkulpturTræImpressionisme1800-talletFolk Art

Kilder

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Standing Articulated Figure, ca. 1920

Shoe Repair Trade Sign, Unidentified, 20th century

Unidentified

Shoe Repair Trade Sign, 20th century

Apothecary Shop Trade Sign, Unidentified, ca. 1880

Unidentified

Apothecary Shop Trade Sign, ca. 1880

Untitled (Cigar Store Female Figure), Unidentified, ca. 1875

Unidentified

Untitled (Cigar Store Female Figure), ca. 1875

Fish Store Sign, Unidentified, ca. 1850-1890

Unidentified

Fish Store Sign, ca. 1850-1890

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