Ann Parker

Neal, Ann Parker

American, born 1934

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The image displays two oval-shaped frames with intricate line work forming abstract representations of figures inside. Each figure is stylized with linear detailing, creating the impression of hair, a torso with diagonal lines resembling clothing, and a skirt-like shape made of vertical stripes at the bottom. The figures hold objects: one holds a circular shape, and the other clutches an hourglass. On the right side of each figure, a book-shaped object is visible.
Ann Parker, Avon Neal, Christiana Cook from A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture, 1963, one from a portfolio of 14 stone rubbings, Rosenwald Collection, 1968.24.49.13.a-b

Christiana Cook from A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture

Ann Parker, Avon Neal · 1963 · one from a portfolio of 14 stone rubbings ·  Accession ID  1968.24.49.13.a-b

The image shows the cover of a portfolio labeled "A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture, found in the Burying Grounds of New England." The cover includes text in black and red lettering, with the red emphasizing "Early American Stone Sculpture." The design is simple and classic, with a neutral tan or taupe fabric serving as the background. The authors' names—Ann Parker and Avon Neal—are displayed prominently. The layout suggests an archival or historical content related to stone sculptures from early America.
Ann Parker, Avon Neal, A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Sculpture..., 1963, portfolio of fourteen stone rubbings (including title page, introduction, and table of contents), Rosenwald Collection, 1968.24.49.1-14

A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Sculpture...

Ann Parker, Avon Neal · 1963 · portfolio of fourteen stone rubbings (including title page, introduction, and table of contents) ·  Accession ID  1968.24.49.1-14

This is a photograph of a book cover. The cover is textured and made of a linen-like material in a beige or light brown color. In the center, there is a rectangular label with text. The text on the label is in serif fonts and arranged formally. It reads "A Portfolio of Rubbings" and "from Early American Stone Sculpture found in the Burying Grounds of New England by Ann Parker & Avon Neal." The title is in black ink, and the authors' names are in red ink against a cream background. The design suggests a scholarly or archival nature, potentially relating to historical or artistic content.
Ann Parker, Avon Neal, A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Sculpture..., 1963, portfolio of fourteen stone rubbings (including title page, introduction, and table of contents), Rosenwald Collection, 1968.24.63.1-14

A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Sculpture...

Ann Parker, Avon Neal · 1963 · portfolio of fourteen stone rubbings (including title page, introduction, and table of contents) ·  Accession ID  1968.24.63.1-14

The image shows a profile view of a person from the shoulders up within a circular frame. The individual's head is turned towards the right, presenting a clear side profile. The facial features are simplified, with a prominent eye and a curving line representing the lips and nose. The hair is depicted with stylized, textured lines that extend down to the neck and shoulder. The clothing is suggested by a rounded, textured area at the base of the neck. There is an unidentified light area on the person's chest. The image has a monochromatic, textured appearance, and the background is plain within the defined circular border.
Ann Parker, Avon Neal, Noah Andruss from A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture, 1963, one from a portfolio of 14 stone rubbings, Rosenwald Collection, 1968.24.63.9

Noah Andruss from A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture

Ann Parker, Avon Neal · 1963 · one from a portfolio of 14 stone rubbings ·  Accession ID  1968.24.63.9

This is a drawing of an angel holding a scythe with the phrase "Arise ye dead". The image is semicircular in composition with the angel figure on the right. The scythe curves across the center of the piece. The angel's head is detailed with concentric semi-circles forming a halo and feathers, and the phrase "Arise ye dead" is depicted below the angel. The artwork uses a limited palette mainly of sepia tones to convey an antique appearance.
Ann Parker, Avon Neal, Thomas Nichols from A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture, 1963, one from a portfolio of 14 stone rubbings, Rosenwald Collection, 1968.24.63.1

Thomas Nichols from A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture

Ann Parker, Avon Neal · 1963 · one from a portfolio of 14 stone rubbings ·  Accession ID  1968.24.63.1

The image depicts an artistic rendering of a person's upper body, featuring their head and shoulders. The individual is shown centrally, stylized with large circular eyes, a long nose, and a small mouth. Their hair is illustrated with framing arcs. The person wears a decorated top with intricate patterns and is surrounded by symmetrical designs resembling stylized trees or plants. A textured semi-circular arch in the background frames the figure.
Ann Parker, Avon Neal, Abigail Muzzy from A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture, 1963, one from a portfolio of 14 stone rubbings, Rosenwald Collection, 1968.24.63.10

Abigail Muzzy from A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture

Ann Parker, Avon Neal · 1963 · one from a portfolio of 14 stone rubbings ·  Accession ID  1968.24.63.10

The image shows a stylized figure from the shoulders up. The figure has a round face with simple, symmetrical lines outlining the eyes, nose, and smiling mouth. The hair is suggested by lines around the head. They appear to be wearing a garment with a rounded neckline. Surrounding the figure are artistic representations of vines, circular shapes resembling grapes, and heart-shaped leaves curving inward. The background is plain and light-colored, contrasting with the dark, intricate design.
Ann Parker, Avon Neal, Mary Hinckley from A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture, 1963, one from a portfolio of 14 stone rubbings, Rosenwald Collection, 1968.24.63.13

Mary Hinckley from A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture

Ann Parker, Avon Neal · 1963 · one from a portfolio of 14 stone rubbings ·  Accession ID  1968.24.63.13

This is a drawing of a stylized face with abstract features and floral elements. The face is centrally located, with a simplistic and symmetrical line drawing style, characterized by two eyes, a small nose, and a straight mouth. Surrounding the face are decorative elements, including flowers and leaves, which are distributed symmetrically around the figure. These elements are interconnected with swirling lines. The entire composition has an earthy color tone on a light background.
Ann Parker, Avon Neal, Mary Mervin from A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture, 1963, one from a portfolio of 14 stone rubbings, Rosenwald Collection, 1968.24.63.4

Mary Mervin from A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture

Ann Parker, Avon Neal · 1963 · one from a portfolio of 14 stone rubbings ·  Accession ID  1968.24.63.4

The image features a triangular shape filled with intricate lines and patterns. At the center of the triangle, there is a circular shape resembling a face with simple features. Surrounding the central figure are symmetrical, wing-like patterns that spread outward and downward. Beneath the central face are elaborate curves resembling a stylized heart symbol at the bottom of the composition. Additionally, there are circular shapes with star-like patterns within them at either base of the triangle.
Ann Parker, Avon Neal, Abigail Huntington from A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture, 1963, one from a portfolio of 14 stone rubbings, Rosenwald Collection, 1968.24.63.11

Abigail Huntington from A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture

Ann Parker, Avon Neal · 1963 · one from a portfolio of 14 stone rubbings ·  Accession ID  1968.24.63.11

The image contains abstract shapes within a semicircular form. In the center is a large oval shape resembling a face with two circular eyes, a straight line for a nose, and a small horizontal line suggesting a mouth. Surrounding the central figure are spirals and star-like patterns resembling snail shells and stylized starfish. The design combines organic forms and geometric patterns.
Ann Parker, Avon Neal, Abigail Davis from A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture, 1963, one from a portfolio of 14 stone rubbings, Rosenwald Collection, 1968.24.63.7

Abigail Davis from A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture

Ann Parker, Avon Neal · 1963 · one from a portfolio of 14 stone rubbings ·  Accession ID  1968.24.63.7