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Activities: Author Activities Susan Glaspell - Selected Archive Items  Back to Susan Glaspell Activities[6016] Arthur Rothstein, Douglas County Farmsteads, Nebraska (1936), courtesy of the Library of Congress [LC-USF34-004276-D DLC]. Landscape of field, farmhouses, trees, and sky. Often termed a regionalist, Susan Glaspell centered much of her work in the Midwest, where she was born. [7286] Federal Art Project, Alison's House by Susan Glaspell: A Poetic Romance (c. 1937), courtesy of the Library of Congress [LC-USZC2-1151]. Poster for production of Alison's House at the Mayan Theatre in Los Angeles. Glaspell's experimental plays often explored women's roles in the society. [7287] Russell Lee, Farmhouse on the Heavily Mortgaged Farm of Theodore F. Frank (1937), courtesy of the Library of Congress [LC-USF34-010149-D]. Farmhouse and surrounding land in the Midwest. Glaspell, who was born in Iowa, often explored the lives of women in agricultural and rural settings. [7288] John Vachon, Members of the Women's Club Making a Quilt, Granger Homesteads, Iowa (c. 1940), courtesy of the Library of Congress [LC-USF34-060927-D]. Domestic scene of group of women quilting. Glaspell incorporated scenes of women working in domestic settings into her plays. |
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