MY BIBLE May ignorance no longer reign...
Ceramics
Mary Belson Elliott (Inspiration for inscription)
William Darton (Design inspiration)
William Jolly (Design inspiration)
Probably Staffordshire or Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe
1800-1830
Earthenware (pearlware); Lead glaze
Molded, Press-molded, Printed, Painted, Enameled
2011.0004.001
Object Number2011.0004.001 |
Plate (Miniature or child's plate)
MY BIBLE May ignorance no longer reign...
Ceramics
Gift of Rosalind Pretzfelder
Mary Belson Elliott (Inspiration for inscription)
William Darton (Design inspiration)
William Jolly (Design inspiration)
Probably Staffordshire or Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe
1800-1830
1. Inscription; Above and below central scene; Black-printed "[above] MY BIBLE/May ignorance no longer reign/[below] Henceforth the Heathen shall proclaim/His makers love and bless the name of/BIBLE'(sic)".
2. Label; On underside; Circular dealer's sticker printed in black with double-ring border around "Garry/Atkins."
3. Label; On underside; Rectangular, somewhat illegibly written in ink script and appears to say "Crack/+ Rest."
Bible; Religion associated; Anti-slavery; Slavery; Education
Earthenware (pearlware); Lead glaze
Molded, Press-molded, Printed, Painted, Enameled
0.787 (H) , 5.472 (Diam)
2 (H) , 13.9 (Diam)
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[Article] Margolin, Sam. 2002 "And Freedom to the Slave": Antislavery Ceramics, 1787-1865. Ceramics in America. 80- 109.
• Underglaze blue printed version of same print: p. 97-98, fig. 32, pearlware, c. 1820. P. 98, image "derived from a color sheet by William Jolly and published by William Darton, Jr. in 1812."