Elverhoj Art Colony
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Summary
Elverhoj Art Colony is an art colony[1].
Key Facts
- Elverhoj Art Colony's field of work was jewelry design[2].
- Elverhoj Art Colony's field of work was painting[3].
- Elverhoj Art Colony's field of work was weaving[4].
- Elverhoj Art Colony's field of work was silversmithing[5].
- Elverhoj Art Colony's field of work was bookbinding technique[6].
- Elverhoj Art Colony is located in Marlborough[7].
- Elverhoj Art Colony is in the country of United States[8].
- Elverhoj Art Colony's instance of is recorded as art colony[9].
- Elverhoj Art Colony's instance of is recorded as guild[10].
- Elverhoj Art Colony's founder is recorded as Anders Hansen Andersen[11].
- Elverhoj Art Colony's founder is recorded as Johannes Morton[12].
- Elverhoj Art Colony's movement is recorded as Arts and Crafts movement[13].
- Elverhoj Art Colony's movement is recorded as American Craftsman[14].
- Elverhoj Art Colony's VIAF cluster ID is recorded as 5324166600445618000004[15].
- Elverhoj Art Colony's Library of Congress authority ID is recorded as n2022054337[16].
- Elverhoj Art Colony's location is recorded as Milton[17].
- +1912-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Elverhoj Art Colony[18].
- Elverhoj Art Colony's significant event is recorded as exhibition[19].
- The Elf Mound inspired Elverhoj Art Colony[20].
- Elverhøj inspired Elverhoj Art Colony[21].
- Elverhoj Art Colony's described by source is recorded as The Craftsman[22].
- Elverhoj Art Colony's participant in is recorded as Panama–Pacific International Exposition[23].
- Elverhoj Art Colony's participant in is recorded as Ninth Annual Exhibition of the National Society of Craftsmen[24].
- Elverhoj Art Colony's participant in is recorded as The National Society of Craftsmen[25].
- Elverhoj Art Colony's participant in is recorded as Eighth Annual Exhibition of the National Society of Craftsmen[26].
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Founding
Founders include Anders Hansen Andersen[11] and Johannes Morton[12]. +1912-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Elverhoj Art Colony[18].
Industry
Fields of work include jewelry design[2]; painting[3], a type of work of art[27]; weaving[4], a textile process[28]; silversmithing[5], an industry[29]; and bookbinding technique[6].