Edward Steichen
"Speaking in 'Another Language': Dorothy Stickney"
Vanity Fair, Jul. 1932
Steichen, 1932 by ellekelly8
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Edward Steichen
"Speaking in 'Another Language': Dorothy Stickney"
Vanity Fair, Jul. 1932
Directed by Arthur Ripley and Joshua Logan
Directed by Richard Brooks
Unfinished since 1950, this Scissor Cut & Hand Pieced Top Quilt, gifted to a little 10 year old neighborhood girl, by Lenney Stickney (b.1854 -d.?) of N. Reading Massachusetts, was hand quilted and completed in 2010.
2024 I wonder if Lenney was related to the Stickney & Poor Spice company listed in my 1906 Fanny Farmer Cook Book advertisement listed in the back book. Furthermore she related to this quilter from the same area
www.cooperhewitt.org/2015/05/02/sampler-by-lucy-d-stickney/
Actress Dorothy Stickney, as photographed by Carl Van Vechten in 1944.
Image courtesy of Marquette University Archives. Image No.: MUA_KJP_01563front
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As a multi-thimble user, I'm always looking for the right fit. Top Quilt Gifted in 1950 to a 10 year old neighborhood girl named Linda, by very elderly, Mrs. Lenney Stickney (b.1854 -d.?) of N. Reading Massachusetts, mother of Dorothy Stickney. 60 years later...Hand Quitling: by me, 2010.