Discussion Guide for the film Unbroken Tradition: Jerry Brown Pottery

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Identifier: 000024014
Date: circa 1989; Content created circa 1992
Description (A discussion booklet for classroom use published by Appalshop and made available for use with screenings of the film Unbroken Tradition: Jerry Brown Pottery. Includes a biography of Jerry Brown, review of the Southern Stoneware tradition, and geneaology of the 9 generations of Brown Potters. Guide Prepared By: Erin Kellen and Joey Brackner Produced By: Appalshop and the Alabama State Council on the Arts Recommended For Use In: American Studies, Anthropology, Appalachian Studies, Art/Arts and Crafts, English, Folklore / Folklife, History, Industrial Arts, Philosophy / Values, Social Studies, Sociology Age Level: Elementary School-Adult): A discussion booklet for classroom use published by Appalshop and made available for use with screenings of the film Unbroken Tradition: Jerry Brown Pottery. Includes a biography of Jerry Brown, review of the Southern Stoneware tradition, and geneaology of the 9 generations of Brown Potters. Guide Prepared By: Erin Kellen and Joey Brackner
Produced By: Appalshop and the Alabama State Council on the Arts
Recommended For Use In: American Studies, Anthropology, Appalachian Studies, Art/Arts and
Crafts, English, Folklore / Folklife, History, Industrial Arts, Philosophy / Values, Social Studies, Sociology
Age Level: Elementary School-Adult
Format: Booklet
Generation - General: Master
Container: Item
Color: Color

Subjects

Topics, Library of Congress Authority

Pottery craft, Tunnel kilns, Artisans--United States

Geographical Areas, Library of Congress Authority

Alabama

Genre, Library of Congress Authority

Documentary films

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