Recognition_006
Item
- Title
- Recognition_006
- Alternative Title
- Recognition
- Creator
- Karen Blessen
- Date
- 2019
- Description
- The image displays an open book with two visible pages. The left page has a collage consisting of a photograph of a person in an ornate gown with a tall, pointed headdress. The backdrop of the collage has textured paper in various shades of cream and beige, adding a layered effect. Below the collage, there is another fragment of an image showing a dark, unclear object. The right page contains handwritten text in a cursive style on a cream background. The handwriting appears in black ink, occupying most of the page with slight variations in letter size and slant.
- Dates Completed
- September 16, 2019 - December 26, 2019
- Keywords
- Recognize; Recognition; Self; Other; Connection; Mystery; Romanov dynasty; Russia; “I know you”; Opening of the heart; Closing of the heart; Costume ball; Tsar Nicholas II; Empress Alexandria; Destiny; Safety; Known; Unknown; Landmarks; Opportunity; “Die with my boots on”; Knee replacement; Body Shop; Joint replacement; Trump; Impeachment; Amber Guyger; Verdict; Conflict; News moratorium; Labrador Retriever; Surgery; Good dog; Body shop philosophy; Dov Baer of Mezhirech; Path to the infinite; Texas Art Educator Conference; Galveston; Countess Keller; Autumn; Neighborhood; Robert Massie; Catherine the Great; Women; Political alliance; Time traveling souls; Art educator conference; Lincoln; Nebraska; Richard Graham; LOVE Library; Bequest; Journals; UNL; Types of recognition; 29 Pieces; Covid-19; Marriage; True love; Relationship; Learning; Giving; Awe; Humility; Habitation; Margaret Atwood; Sunny summers; DOT; Soul Rep; South Dallas Cultural Center; Alzheimer’s; Remnants; RED; Jim; Conversational narcissists; 68th birthday; Kimono; Gretchen; Nike; Kelly; Jonathan McNulty; Toulouse; Christmas night; One Bullet; Forever entwined
- Transcription
- Last night, Kelly and I watched the new Ken Burns documentary series on Country Music. Some of the folks was on the Carter family, and Jimmie Rodgers, who was a superstar and pioneer of American music. He lived to his mid 30s, with T.B., and proclaimed his desire to die with his boots on, not in a hospital, like the many many Americans who suffered from T.B. Jimmie Rodgers raised the baby elephants, and side-lined his pain and disease in order to keep creating.
- Rights
- To inquire about usage, please contact Archives & Special Collections, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries. These images are for educational use only. Not all images are available for publication.
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