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Pattern, Woodworking

Oval box form, Mount Lebanon, NY

Object ID:
1955.7496.1
Community:
New York, Mount Lebanon
Description

A finely made oval box form laminated from two pieces of white pine cut and sanded to ellipse and stained and varnished. Relieve channels were cut into a side, a shallow one at end of relieve later filled with a strip pf pine and a deeper channel left open. An elliptical cavity was drilled and carved into the top (3/4" deep) and a hole for a carriage belt drilled through. For whatever reason, the bolt was discarded and a rectangular pine block nailed to the underside of the form, presumably for securing form in a vise.

New York Mount Lebanon North Family

New York Mount Lebanon North Family

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Shane Rothe

Curatorial Associate

Shane Rothe (they/them) joined Shaker Museum in July 2023, working with independent curator Maggie Taft on an exhibition for the new museum space in Chatham. Shane is an artist as well as a curator and continues to create in the mediums of painting, sculpture, writing, and performance. Shane holds a BFA from CalArts and an MA in art history and curatorial studies from the University of Chicago.