Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections

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Signed and dated line drawing by Peter Grippe. Has the message, "To Dr. Fine, as a token of appreciation" written in the lower right-hand corner.

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Small wooden carving of a seated figure on a tall pedestal, appears to be of pre-Columbian Central or South American origin. 5" tall.

Description The text of a speech written and delivered by W. B. Bennet (William Baker Bennet, 1827-1908) before the Phi Delta Society on February 22, 1848, at Mercer University, then located in Penfield, Georgia. Bennet describes the nation's important role in supporting learning and the arts, using the example of Ancient Greece, and encouraging similar appreciation in America for developing a culture that values intellect and artistic expression. He particularly stresses the power of oratory in a...

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Women A book of photographs of women. Photos by Annie Leibovitz and an essay by Susan Sontag. 1999.

Scope and Contents Unframed Posters and postcards. "Relax senator Helms." Guerrilla Girls poster. Number 291 in the Art Collection Database. "Way to go Dude." Guerrilla Girls Poster. Number 292 in the Art Collection Database. "James/ Trial 2" by Anna Hornkohl. Number 308 in the art Collection Database. "Some Girls Postcards" by Some girls. Twelve postcards in two...

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Black and white photos of Art Department staff and students. Some appear to have been taken at the Southern Georgia Regional Art Conference, held at VSU in 1994. No names or dates on the photos.

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Pamphlet from the National Museum of American Art. Features several paintings by African American artists along with bios of the atrists. 16 pages.

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2 postcards of Dr. John Gorrie, an American inventor.

4 exhibition cards from the Michael Rosenfeld Gallery, advertising an exhibition of 20th century African American Art. the Exhibition was held at Long Beach Museum of Art, Long Beach, CA.

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Flyers from art exhibitions featuring Jones' collection. each flyer is signed by Jones.

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A political cartoon criticising American involvement in the Persian Gulf. Artist: Sue Coe. Framed. 14" x 14."

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Painting by Susan Clay. Number 285 in the Art database.

Framed. Acrylic on Wood. 3.5"H x 4.5" W.

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Painting by Susan Clay. Number 286 in the Art collection database. Acrylic on Wood. Framed. 8.5"H x 6.5"W.

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Untitled print by Susan Clay featuring a drawing of a woman on a wheel with a log on her mouth. Framed. 8.5"H x 6.25"W.

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A print by Cyane Lowden. Framed. 10.75"H x 8.75"W

Pictures a boat on the water with the illusion of the bottom of the picture being pulled back to reveal two birds.

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Framed poster by Jenny Holzer. 17" x 17".

Yellow poster with black text. First line reads: People must pay for what they hold, what they steal."

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Untitled framed poster by Jenny Holzer. 17" x 17".

Light orange background with black text. First line reads: "Sentimentality delays the removal of the politically backward and the organically unsound."

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Framed print by Ginny Lloyd. 17"H x 14"W

A series of over-sized stamps featuring pigs and the state of Ohio.

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Framed print by Olivia Parker. 16"H x 20"W

Black and white print. Depicts a shadow of a person sitting on a wall overlaying a paper with writing on it.

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Porcelain plate from Kütahya Porselen in Turkey. The plate is signed on the back and dated 2004. The enclosed paperwork states that the plate is a one-of-a-kind production and has been created using real gold details.

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Framed print by Sue Coe. 14" x 14"

Line drawings depicting violence with the caption, "Birth of violence, blood for oil, blood for oil, blood for oil."