ANTIQUE AMERICAN MODERNISM FOLK ART TYPEWRITER WALDSCHMIDT METAMORA IL GENEALOGY

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Visual Art Material: Paper and Ink A highly unusual and rare 1932 American Folk Art typewriter art piece on typewriter paper made by Victorina Waldschmidt, Metamora, IL, age 12 - 13, measuring approximately 7 5/8 x 5 visible inches behind original early glass in its original frame measuring approximately 10 3/8 x 7 5/8 inches. In mostly black ink, with some red highlights, she notes use of only the letters W,F, and M but it does appear % was used as well. Ms. Waldschmidt was a sophomore at Bradley University, Peoria, IL, in 1942 (source: Polyscope yearbook) and played the piano at a Metamora Veterans Day Celebration in 1934. Second picture quality is low but shows its true tones without reflective sources. Thanks for looking.Ancestry:Name:Victorina WaldschmidtAge:21Estimated Birth Year:abt 1919Gender:FemaleRace:WhiteBirthplace:IllinoisMarital Status:SingleRelation to Head of House:Daughter (Child)Home in 1940:Metamora, Woodford, IllinoisMap of Home in 1940:View MapInferred Residence in 1935:Metamora, Woodford, IllinoisResidence in 1935:Same HouseSheet Number:3BAttended School or College:YesHighest Grade Completed:College, 1st yearWeeks Worked in 1939:50Income:50Income Other Sources:NoNeighbors:View others on pageHousehold Members:NameAgeJoe Waldschmidt53Josephine Waldschmidt52Victorina Waldschmidt21Victoria Schneider85wwwhistoricmetamoradotcom:Veterans' DayToday Armistice or Veterans?? Day is observed around the village square by displays of American flags and white crosses. Through the years, the community has had different ways to remember November 11th, 1918. In 1934 a program was presented by the students of Metamora Township High School in cooperation with the local American Legion Post 89 at the High School. The event drew a capacity crowd for the two hours of varied entertainment. The Dramatics Club gave a play ??America Remembers? depicting America??s tribute to the memory of our war heroes. Piano selections were played by Victorine Waldschmidt. A medley of southern songs were sung by the Girl??s Glee Club, accompanied by Miss Joyce Parker and under the direction of Miss Oda Johnston. Professor Ray J. Schertz, principal of the school introduced Glenwood Tanton, Commander who then introduced the speaker of the evening, J.B. Murphy of Bloomington, a district legion official. The program concluded with two vocal numbers entitled ??Trees? and ??Send Me a Rose From the Homeland? by Miss Eleanor Bachman, accompanied by Mr. Maxey. Taps were played by Bonita Schneider. Region of Origin: US-Midwest Size Type: Small (Up to 14in.).

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ANTIQUE AMERICAN MODERNISM FOLK ART TYPEWRITER WALDSCHMIDT METAMORA IL GENEALOGY
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Victorina Waldschmidt
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1900-1949
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Modernist Folk Art

21 East Gallery

Villa Park, IL, Etats-Unis

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Welcome to 21 East Gallery located in Villa Park’s Ardmore Historic District adjacent to the Illinois Prairie Path and just 20 miles due west of downtown Chicago. We offer an eclectic selection of vintage and antique items including fine art, decorative art, architectural artifacts, fine, vernacular and historical photography, American historical artifacts and paper, folk and outsider art, and much more. Mid-century Modern, Art Deco, Art Nouveau, Arts and Crafts, Victorian, and Contemporary styles are represented. We sell items to collectors, historians, dealers and institutions around the world such as The Getty, Taschen Photography, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Henry Ford Museum. One of our past holdings now sits in the Library of Congress and we have made six appearances on History Channel’s Pawn Stars. Items have been obtained throughout the United States with a focus in the upper Midwest, New England and California.

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Fine art, decorative art, architectural artifacts, fine, vernacular and historical photography, American historical artifacts and paper, folk and outsider art, and much more.

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21 East Gallery

21 E Park Blvd
Villa Park, IL Etats-Unis 60181