Box 48

Scope and Contents: Lubell 48/9: 569 Black ink drawing of three carved female figures, with the additional note: “27,000 B.P.” Signed Winifred Millius Lubell. Mounted on paper, with a discussion of carved female figures taped to the back. One of many drawings of female and goddess artifacts that the artist drew from objects in museum collections or from illustrations. Most identified by location where the object was found. Found in a folder titled “Drawings Baubo, etc. Goddess material.” ...

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Lubell 48/9: 570

Black ink drawing of winged, flying women, holding musical instruments, wine jugs, and one with a child. Note in upper right corner: “Edomi.” See similar untitled wood block Lubell 513 (Box 42). Found in a folder titled “Drawings Baubo, etc. Goddess material.”

27.9 x 37.9 cm

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Lubell 48/9: 571

Black ink drawing of a carved female figure in profile. One of many drawings of female and goddess artifacts that the artist drew from objects in museum collections or from illustrations. Most identified by location where the object was found. Found in a folder titled “Drawings Baubo, etc. Goddess material.”

30.4 x 22.7 cm

Scope and Contents: Lubell 48/10: 572-573 Two black ink drawings of a carved female figure from front and back views. Notes give bibliographic references and size. The larger drawing is on heavy board. Two of many drawings of female and goddess artifacts that the artist drew from objects in museum collections or from illustrations. Most identified by location where the object was found. Found in a folder titled “Drawings Baubo, etc. Goddess material.” Lubell 572: 25.3 x 22.5 cm...

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Lubell 48/10: 574

Black ink drawing of five carved objects, possibly female representations. All identified as “Mezine,” and each with a bibliographic reference. One of many drawings of female and goddess artifacts that the artist drew from objects in museum collections or from illustrations. Most identified by location where the object was found. Found in a folder titled “Drawings Baubo, etc. Goddess material.”

30.4 x 22.8 cm

Scope and Contents: Lubell 48/10: 575 Black ink drawing of four figures consisting of two carved female figures, each drawn twice, with identifying notes on site of discovery (Bedeilhac and Le Mas d’Azil) and bibliographic reference. Drawn on tracing paper taped to paper. One of many drawings of female and goddess artifacts that the artist drew from objects in museum collections or from illustrations. Most identified by location where the object was found. Found in a folder titled “Drawings Baubo,...

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Lubell 48/10: 576

Black ink drawing of eight carved female figures, with notes identifying site of discovery (most Malta) and bibliographic reference. Graphite note on possible redrawing technique. One of many drawings of female and goddess artifacts that the artist drew from objects in museum collections or from illustrations. Most identified by location where the object was found. Found in a folder titled “Drawings Baubo, etc. Goddess material.”

30.4 x 22.8 cm

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Lubell 48/11: 577

Black ink drawing of a stylized female figure holding a baby or a bird. Drawn on heavy board. Found in a folder titled “Drawings Baubo, etc. Goddess material.”

23.8 x 17.1 cm

Scope and Contents: Lubell 48/11: 578-579 Two black ink drawings of a carved or clay female figure held in the palm of a hand. One drawing is of the front of the figure and the other of the back. See Convocation of Venus, Lubell 543 (Box 48, Folder 4), for other views of the figure. Two of many drawings of female and goddess artifacts that the artist drew from objects in museum collections or from illustrations. Most identified by location where the object was found....

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Lubell 48/11: 580

Black ink drawing of a carved or clay female figure, with two detailed images of the head and its heavy braided hair or mail head covering. Drawn on tracing paper taped to paper. One of many drawings of female and goddess artifacts that the artist drew from objects in museum collections or from illustrations. Most identified by location where the object was found. Found in a folder titled “Drawings Baubo, etc. Goddess material.”

30.2 x 22.8 cm