Jean Schulman Collection, 1978-2003 | UNA Archives and Special Collections

By Dixie Norwood

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Collection Overview

Title: Jean Schulman Collection, 1978-2003

Primary Creator: Jean Schulman Collection, 1978-2003

Extent: 22.0 Boxes

Arrangement: Collection arranged into 22 boxes.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

This collection contains materials primarily on Kyoto, Japan and Japanese art, as well as artifacts from 21 countries. There are also slides from various nations as well.

Biographical Note

A native of Franklin County, Jean Schulman has become one of the South's most reconized artists. She uses a unique process-she takes native North Alabama clays to dye fabric. She even has some of her work on permanent display in the Smithsonian Institute.

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Box:

[Box 1],
[Box 2],
[Box 3],
[Box 4],
[Box 5],
[Box 6],
[Box 7],
[Box 8],
[Box 9],
[Box 10],
[Box 11],
[Box 12],
[Box 13],
[Box 14],
[Box 15],
[Box 16],
[Box 17],
[Box 18],
[Box 19],
[Box 20],
[Box 21],
[Box 22],
[All]

Box 1

Folder 1: Japanese Articles: “Background notes Japan” {Department of State} & “Museographs (Japanese Satsuma: A Tale of Two Cultures)”
Folder 2: Postcards and Pictures
Folder 3: Pamphlets, Leaflets, Booklets, and Maps
Folder 4: Miscellaneous Items: Envelopes with designs/Photograph of Jean Schulman with description of trip to Kyoto, Japan (2003)