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Census as Art and Social Science

Census as Art and Social Science. Liverpool Creamware Pitchers. Liverpool Creamware Pitcher, Orozimba of Baltimore, ca 1810. The West Wing Takes the 2000 Census. Francis Edmonds, Taking the Census , 1853. Francis Edmonds, The Bashful Cousin , c. 1841-1842.

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Census as Art and Social Science

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  1. Census as Art and Social Science

  2. Liverpool Creamware Pitchers

  3. Liverpool Creamware Pitcher,Orozimba of Baltimore, ca 1810

  4. The West Wing Takes the 2000 Census

  5. Francis Edmonds, Taking the Census, 1853

  6. Francis Edmonds, The Bashful Cousin, c. 1841-1842

  7. Francis Edmonds, The New Bonnet, 1858

  8. “The Great Tribulation,” The Saturday Evening Post, 1860

  9. Michael Casey’s “Taking the Census”

  10. Robert Frost’s Census: 1920

  11. Advertising the 1940 Census

  12. Public Service Advertising for the 1950 Census

  13. Census Director, Kenneth Prewitt in Alaska in January 2000

  14. Census as Art and Social Science

  15. Advertising the Census

  16. “The Great Tribulation,” The Saturday Evening Post, 1860

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