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Coloring page of two Jer Falcons with a crayon on top that says "Color Our Collections" and the Huntington Logo beneath.

The Birds of America

Coloring Page

Coloring page of a full-length boy with a hand on his hip, his left leg forward, and a hat in his right hand.

The Blue Boy

Coloring Page

A coloring page of a cluster of roses.

Rosa 'Huntington's 100th'

Coloring Page

Coloring page of a separation drawing of four blossoms, including small daisies and carnations.

Loddon

Coloring Page

A coloring page of a decorated silver coffee pot with a wood handle.

Coffeepot

Coloring Page

A coloring page of a vertical rectangle with different size rectangles and triangles inside.

Old Beauty

Coloring Page

A coloring page of a large painting of a still life with basket of fruit, vase of flowers in the center, a large watermelon on a plate and cornucopia at right, against a dark background.

Still Life with a Basket of Fruit, Flowers, and Cornucopia

Coloring Page

Coloring page of three lights with two quatrefoils and one trefoil above. All traceryshows angels with zithers or dulcimers. Left light shows soldiers in armor carrying banners, swords and shields. Central light shows Christ in red with cross, gesturing to chalice, angels above with crown and sceptre. Right light shows soldiers in armor tending the wounded. Landscape background

Design for War

Coloring Page

Everybody Collects

The kinds of objects, artifacts, and artworks that people collect communicate different ideas.  They can be a record of events that happened in society.

Folk Art, Vernacular Art, or Naïve Art?

Many of the objects in the Fielding Collection such as Still Life with a Basket of Fruit, Flowers, and Cornucopia attributed to Joseph Proctor are often considered “folk art.”  Some people prefer to use related terms like “naïve,” “vernacular,” or “nonacademic” instead of “folk.”  All of these terms describe work by artists who may not have had extensive, formal training or decided not to follow the teachings and ideas of traditional art instruction.

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