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Item Information   Holdings     Summary     More Content       More by this author     Manns, William, author.     Subjects     Merry-go-round art -- United States.     Merry-go-round horses in art.     Folk art -- United States.     Browse Catalog     by author:      Manns, William, author.       by title:      Painted ponies : Ame...         MARC Display

Painted ponies : American carousel art / by William Manns ; text by Peggy Shank ; technical editor, Marianne Stevens ; text edited by Dru Riley. by Manns, William, author. Millwood, New York : Zon International Publishing, [1986] Subjects Merry-go-round art -- United States.   Merry-go-round horses in art.   Folk art -- United States. ISBN:  9780939549016 (hardcover) 0939549018 (hardcover) Description:  256 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 30 cm Contents:  America's carousel heritage -- The Philadelphia style -- Gustav and William Dentzel -- Daniel C. Muller -- The Philadelphia Toboggan Co. -- The Coney Island style -- Charles Looff -- William F. Mangels -- Marcus C. Illions -- Stein and Goldstein -- Charles Carmel -- The county fair style -- Charles W. Dare -- Charles W. Parker -- Armitage Herschell -- Herschell/Spillman -- Spillman Engineering -- Allan Herschell -- Carousel art preservation -- Carousel preservation -- Collecting and restoring carousel art -- Carousel directory. Requests:  0 Summary:  "Painted ponies is a celebration of the magic and joy that these whirling fanasies of armored chargers, galloping Indian ponies, fiery military steeds and magical menagerie figures have brought to all of us. Now recognized as vanishing treasures, the last of these classic, wooden carousels were carved in the 1920s by immigrant craftsmen. A handful of artists were responsible for creating a dazzling art form which has entertained, thrilled and fascinated generations of Americans."-- Publisher.   Copy/Holding information Location Collection Call No. Status   Hawaii State Library Art, Music & Recreation 791.068 Ma Checked In Add Copy to MyList

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