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Alice in Wonderland Story Tile (6): March Hare and Dormouse (

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Creator

Grueby Faience Company

Title

Alice in Wonderland Story Tile (6): March Hare and Dormouse

Description

Eight different Alice in Wonderland tiles were used in the mantel above the children's room fireplace at the Carnegie West Branch Library. Grueby exhibited a series of 14 tiles at the Chicago Art Institute in 1908 as part of an Arts and Crafts exhibition. Seventeen different Alice tiles were made. Grueby's distinctive matte green glaze is used as the background for the figures and for the solid green tile in the fireplace surround.

Date

1910

Collection

Cleveland Public Library

	Location	Ohio , United States of America
	Coordinates	41° 30′ 03.96″ N, 81° 41′ 29.76″ W
	Established	1869
	Website	www.cpl.org
	Authority file	: Q69487402 VIAF: 150784698 ISNI: 0000000106723224 LCCN: n80040521 SUDOC: 027500039 J9U: 987007589999705171 WorldCat

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This file was contributed to Wikimedia Commons by Cleveland Public Library as part of a cooperation project. The donation was facilitated by the Digital Public Library of America, via its partner Ohio Digital Network.

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DPLA identifier: 8bb952c6d51078ead4954777831f0ffc

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