Objects for Object Analysis Paper

by Leslie Madsen-Brooks on September 2, 2010

You may use any of these objects for your object analysis paper, or you may propose an alternate object to the instructor.

Objects #1-17 come from the collections of the Idaho Historical Museum, and photos of the objects are used with permission of the museum. Object #18 comes from an advertisement.  Objects #19-21 were found on Flickr, and are used under a Creative Commons license; clicking on objects 19, 20, or 21 will take you to the original photo page on Flickr.  See the note on Object #22 for more information on its provenance.

Objects #1-17 are also available in a photo set on Flickr.

Click on any photo to see a larger version of the image.

Object 1:

Object 2:

Object 3:

Object 4:

Object 5:

Object 6:

Object 7:

Object 8:

Object 9:

Object 10:

Object 11:

Object 12:

Object 13:

Object 14:

Object 15:

Object 16:

Object 17:

Object 18:

Object 19:

Object 20:

Note: if you would like to study Object #20 from other angles, it is on exhibit at the Idaho Historical Museum in Julia Davis Park, next to campus.

Object 21:

Object 22:


(This final image shows Object #22 after it was damaged in recent years.  Compare it carefully with the similar image above to see if you can tell a story about the object and its importance.)

Object #22 has a plaque connected with it, and I have blurred out much of the plaque because it gives away too much information.  I’ll give the source of the images once you’ve turned in your papers.

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