Florida Supreme Court Archives Inventory of Accessioned and Processed Materials

Works of art, posters, objects.

126. 
     1992. “A/P/Save the Children Series / Conflict. Copyright Carl Wright ‘92” Print of color watercolor of two boys grasping the same bicycle. Matted and wrapped in clear plastic
     
127. 
     No date. Print of color watercolor of Stetson University College of Law Buildings [?] Signed “Wayne Iredale.” Matted and wrapped in clear plastic.
     
128. 
     No date. Color lithograph of oil portrait of beardless Abraham Lincoln. Framed and matted. Backing not attached and package can fall out freely.
     
129. 
     No date. Poster. Black and White. “’Ask not what your country can do for you / ask what you can do for your country.’ JFK / John F. Kennedy / 1917-1963.” With photograph of him, head and shoulders.
     
130. 
     No date. “Proclamation [re. professionalism in the practice of law]” Signed by Major B. Harding and Edith Osman, president of the Florida Bar. Framed, triple matted, covered with clear glass.
     
131. 
     No date. Color lithograph reproduction of artist Gilbert Stuart’s unfinished portrait of President George Washington. Framed under glass, paper has tide marks at the bottom.
     
132. 
     No date. Color lithograph of World War I recruiting poster. “Daddy, what did YOU do in the Great War?”
     
133. 
     No dates. Historical Document Company reproductions of the U.S. Declaration of Independence, 1776, and of the U.S. Constitution, 1789. both framed together under glass
     
134. 
     2003. Original painting (or print?) of a male figure dressed as a face card [jack?] in a deck of playing cards, moving through a landscape. Bright colors, framed, behind glass. Signed “Galero ’03 / NIC”
     
135. 
     2000, February. Color print, embossed with gold leaf highlights. English and Hebrew calligraphy: “Justice / only Justice / shalt thou / pursue.” With colored pillars in Egyptian motifs on either side. Matted, framed, under glass. A small brass colored metal plaque at the bottom, on top of the glass reads: Justice / Harry Lee Anstead / B’Nai B’Rith Justice / Unit #5207 / February 2000.”
     
136. 
     2002, October 17. Original collage. Five signed, colored, and cut out hand prints on black background of corrugated cardboard. Strips of printed text above and below the images read: “The kids of the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Big Bend extend their hands in sincere appreciation. / Your generosity has made a lasting impression. 10th Anniversary Celebration Banquet, October 17, 2002.” Framed, under glass.
     
137. 
     1991, November 18. Original sumi-e black ink calligraphy painting. Framed and under glass. Typed note on the back states: “The upper character literally means achievement. / The lower character literally means obtained. / But the significance of the two characters together signifies the importance of family in achievement. The subtlety or the philosophy of the characters signifies that, without family, achievement in the broadest sense – of life and contentment – cannot be reached. The idea is that it requires three (father, mother, and children) to form a family, and that family is the necessary means to achievement. [signed:] A H Zu [?] 11/18/91 / In line with the spirit of the symbols, this gift was created by my father, who in turn learned the art from my great grandfather.”
     
138. 
     No date. Pair of wood and plant fiber “ball game” sticks as used traditionally by the Seminole Indians. Wrapped in their original bubble-wrap packaging.
     
139. 
     1912, March 10. Original newspaper: The Sunday Times-Union, Jacksonville, Florida.
     
140. 
     1953, April 1. Original newspaper: The Ashland Daily Press, Ashland, Wisconsin.
     
141. 
     1963, November 22. Original newspaper: Jacksonville Journal, Jacksonville, Florida [President John Kennedy Assassination]
     
142. 
     1982, March 24. Original newspaper: The Cork Examiner, Cork, Ireland.