Box 1

Scope and Contents: Lubell 1/5: 221 Collage depiction of a female deity, surrounded by cutouts of female fertility figures and a background of either a stone or floral pattern. The goddess's body and affectations imply influence from prehistoric fertility figures and various Central and East Asian cultures. Flowers adorn her body around the neck and lap. The figures are black and white, while the background and decorations are in colors, with pink and yellow predominating. Signed Winifred Milius...

Scope and Contents: Lubell 1/5: 222 Collage with the main figure a cutout photograph of a multi-armed, multi-headed, bare-breasted deity towering over a city on the side of either a cliff face or hill. The land, stone, and buildings are a combination of cutout pictures (with ripped ends in the stone's case, giving it a more natural appearance) and patterned brownish-yellow paper. The background behind everything is a totally non-figural, undulating wave of brown and blue lines, with the exception of...

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Lubell 1/5: 269

Collage by George Maas, titled To Winnie with Love from Apollo is a two page covered board. The front page has the title and artist and the second page has a photograph of the Winged Victory of Samothrace statue, with a photograph of [Winifred Lubell] attached as the head, wearing a gold crown of laurel leaves.

35.7 x 25.8 cm

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Lubell 1/5: 308

Color photocopy of a collage, with the dominant image a woman wearing [Greek? Sumerian?] dress and holding a [snake?] in each hand. In the foreground is a helmeted [Greek warrior?] and a fetish statue. In the background are prehistoric cave paintings. The title is very faint at the bottom of the page. The original is not in the collection.

27.9 x 21.6 cm

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Lubell 1/5: 359

Collage of various photographs of ancient statues organized in a seemingly haphazard manner. Two in the foreground are dancing. Stone statues in black and white frame the sides, while a human/bird creature crowns the composition. The background appears to be a photograph of the cheek and eye of a large, carved head. Figures primarily appear Hellenic and Egyptian. Signed Winifred Milius Lubell.

33.9 x 25.4 cm

Scope and Contents: Lubell 1/5: 360 Collage of Baubo distracting Demeter from her loss of Persephone. Made from multiple materials, including what appear to be paint, gold or brass paper, a photograph of a statue of Demeter, wallpaper, and a piece of string simulating the collar on Demeter’s pet (possibly a jaguar). A cut exists in the middle grey paper, forming the front of a female figure in the background. Signed Winifred Milius Lubell. A note taped to the back of the original mounting reads...