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The Coon's Carnival

Sheet Music
ca. 1911 (published)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Music sheet for The Coon's Carnival published by Chappell & Co., London, ca. 1911

Object details

Categories
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 2 parts.
(Some alternative part names are also shown below)
  • Sheet Music
  • Prints
  • Sheet Music
  • Prints
TitleThe Coon's Carnival (published title)
Materials and techniques
Chromolithograph, ink on paper
Brief description
Illustrated music sheet for the piano solo for The Coon's Carnival Two-Step by Frances Waddington, featuring a Pierrot and Pierette dancing the Two-Step and a row of Chinese lanterns, published by Chappell & Co., London, ca. 1911. Owned and signed by Tonie Edgar Bruce.
Physical description
Music sheet cover for The Coon's Carnival
Dimensions
  • Front cover height: 35cm (approx)
  • Front cover width: 25cm
Marks and inscriptions
Transliteration
Credit line
Gabrielle Enthoven Collection
Object history
NB The term "coon" refers to a demeaning stereotype born out of plantation slavery and applied to African Americans. The term is repeated here in its original historical context.
Association
Summary
Music sheet for The Coon's Carnival published by Chappell & Co., London, ca. 1911
Other number
Collection
Accession number
S.509-2014

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Record createdApril 17, 2014
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