Popular Quilt Patterns Of The 1900s Alabama AFRICAN AMERICAN QUILTS VICINITY OF THE ALABAMA RIVER POSSIBLY GEE S BEND WILCOX COUNTY ALABAMA ATTRIBUTED TO EDITH MORGAN CIRCA 1900 COURTESY OF SOULS GROWN DEEP A woman along the Alabama River airing a medley of quilts circa 1900 The artists of Gee s Bend are part of
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The colorful quilts are created by a circle of women in a rural African American community on the Alabama River They hand stitch the blankets using whatever textile scraps are on hand cornmeal sacks corduroy swatches blue jeans and the Menu Hosted by the Baltimore Museum of Art A Timeline of The Freedom Quilting Bee Stella Hendricks Souls Grown Deep Intern Contribute African American quilts in the vicinity of the Alabama River possibly Gee s Bend Wilcox County Alabama Photograph attributed to Edith Morgan circa 1900 Image courtesy Souls Grown Deep
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By Something Curated Profiles 9 Nov 2020 Share The women of Gee s Bend a small remote Black community in Alabama have created hundreds of quilt masterpieces dating from the early twentieth century to the present Resembling an inland island Gee s Bend is surrounded on three sides by the Alabama River 100 Years of Gee s Bend Quilts 1940s 1950s The women of Gee s Bend a small remote Black community in Alabama have created hundreds of quilt masterpieces dating from the early twentieth
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