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A variety of decorative arts including pottery and porcelain enhance the beauty of the Armstrong Browning Library.

Dotson Wedgwood Collection

Josiah Wedgwood (1730 - 1795), the founder of The Wedgwood Potteries, was an extraordinary man and is frequently referred to as "The Father of English Potters." He was not only a potter but was also an inventer, a tireless experimenter, a first class entrepreneur, and possessed a high sense of artistry. He was born into a third generation of potters and had a rudimentary education, knowing how to read and write, since his mother was the daughter of a Unitarian minister. The Unitarians believed in education. He began to work at the pottery after his father's death when he was nine. At age 22, probably with the small legacy his father left him, he went into partnership with Thomas Alders in Stoke-on-Trent. He remained there for two years when at 24, he became a junior partner with Thomas Whieldon, one of the most highly respected potters in Staffordshire. This was undoubtedly a most productive learning period in his life. Whieldon was a Master Potter of Fenton Vivian, and a man of great philanthropy with great foresight. They had an agreement whereby Josiah was able to do experiments and to keep the methods, recipes, and ingredients his sole and secret property. Only the finished saleable goods were for the mutual benefit of the partnership. Josiah kept meticulous records of all his experiments throughout his life.

Wedgwood Pitcher & Mug Wedgwood Cup Wedgwood Clay Bowl with Lid

The Browning-Wedgwood Connection: Robert Browning and his twelve-year-old son, Pen, returned to London after Elizabeth's death in 1861 to start a new life. Julia "Snow" Wedgwood, one of Josiah's great-granddaughters, lived across Regent's Park from Wimpole Street and the church of St. Marylebone where Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning had married. In 1863 Robert and Julia met, probably through Julia's brother. Tragically, the following year Julia's brother died; and Robert, who had suffered greatly after his wife's death, was very compassionate towards Julia. For two years the friendship flourished with visits and correspondence. A crisis point was reached. The exact details are not known, but it is likely that Julia began to fall in love with Robert, but he kept his emotional distance. Julia ended the relationship and kept her dignity. Later they resumed their correspondence but in a cool manner. She found his masterpiece, The Ring and the Book, abhorrent and told him so quite clearly. They never again recovered the previous intimacy.

Sue Anthony and William Dotson: Sue Anthony Dotson grew up in Shreveport, Louisiana, and is a Baylor graduate. William came from Jewett, Texas, graduated from Baylor in 1934, obtained his master's degree in 1937, and became an attorney for Atlantic Richfield. Sue and William met at Baylor and married in 1938, but the family's association with the University has continued on through three generations, to their daughter and granddaughter.

Sue Dotson's love of beautiful things stems from her childhood in the Old South where antiques were treasured possessions. She became interested in ceramics, particularly Belleek fine china and Jasperware pottery. The Dotsons spent three years in Washington State where it was easy to drive into Canada where British goods were readily available and duty-free. Sue Dotson had taught history and was soon fascinated by the history of pottery and the story of the great eighteenth-century artist, scientist, and businessman who founded the world famous Wedgwood pottery in England.

The Dotsons Wedgwood collection grew to over 300 pieces over the years; items were added as presents for special occasions, collected from antique shows, or bought at the famous London street markets in Camden Passage, Portobello Road, Chelsea, and Bermondsey. This interest sparked visits to the great Wedgwood collections in the United States, England, and even St. Petersburg, Russia. At the modern Wedgwood headquarters at Barlaston, Stoke-on-Trent, England, the Dotsons watched workmen make the famous pottery and apply the intricate classical figures to the Jasperware products.

After her husband's death, Sue Dotson decided to give their Wedgwood collection to Baylor University. The Armstrong Browning Library seemed the appropriate place because of the link between Julia Wedgwood and the poet, Robert Browning. The William and Sue Dotson Wedgwood collection is displayed in the Cox Reception Hall and in the adjoining ground floor hallway display cases. Visitors marvel at the variety of colors and unique pieces that are in the collection.

Furnishings
Renaissance Style Chair
c. 1953
Location: Meditation Foyer

One of six reproduction carved walnut Italian Renaissance-style curule-form chairs made by L. L. Sams and Sons Furniture Co. of Waco, Texas. They were all styled after a chair that belonged to Robert Browning, and the six chairs were furnished for the room by Mrs. Marrs McLean of San Antonio.

Furnishings-Chair
Needlepoint Chair
c. 1950
Location: EBB Salon

Six side chairs and six arm chairs were made by Vader Tey Brothers, Inc., Grand Rapids, Michigan, and are reputed to be reproductions of chairs once owned by Elizabeth Barrett at 50 Wimpole Street before her marriage. The Guatamala mahogany chairs all feature needlepoint seats decorated in a Bells and Pomegranates pattern designed by Mrs. Howard Dudgeon of Waco, Texas. The needlepoint was executed by The Elizabeth Barrett Browning Needlework Guild of Waco, under the direction of Mrs. A. Baker Duncan. Other members of the guild included: Mrs. L. C. Greer, Mrs. Grier Patton; Mrs. O. M. Weatherby, Mrs. Clay Watson, Mrs. Elliott Breckenbraugh, Mrs. H. U. Woolsey, Lois Smith, Mrs. Joe W. Hale, Mrs. R. Wilson Crosthwait, Mrs. R. G. Nowlin, and Mrs. Joe M. Higgenbotham of Dallas, Texas.

The chairs were given by Mrs. Jessica Calhoun Swartz; Carolyn Sue Faulkner of the Dallas Browning Club; Miss Teta Brooks of the Dallas Browning Club; Given in memory of Annie Hardie Held and John Adolph Held by their daughter, Mrs. Ann Adine Johnson; Mrs. Paul Hutson, nee Mary Elizabeth Sanders; Fidelis Class of the First Baptist Church of Waco; Mrs. J. M. Dawson; Lt. Joseph Cook Hester; In honor of Dixie Wood, daughter of Dr. & Mrs. John Paul Wood; Mr. & Mrs. Joe S. Scudder; and the B. J. Adams family for Mrs. B. T. Adams, nee Irene Kitchen.

Furnishings-EBB Chair
Flemish-Style Cabinet
c. 1890
Location: Treasure Room

The finish is black lacquer over wood trimmed in red tortoise shell. The interior mirrored doors and small drawers, decorated with oil paintings of Biblical scenes in the style of Rubens, may have once housed a family's valuables. The cabinet was given in 1980 in memory of Sue Moore by her sister-in-law, Mrs. I. G. Moore of Ennis, Texas.

Furnishings-Flemish Cabinet
Short Drawing Room Grand Piano
John Broadwood & Sons
London, 1865
Location: Treasure Room

The rosewood case piano with 80 keys is a fine example of the sort of instrument that would have been familiar to the Brownings. Robert Browning's mother was an accomplished pianist and taught him to love music. That enthusiasm was later conveyed to his own son, Pen. The piano was given to the Library in 1988 by Mr. & Mrs. Howard Johnson of Sallisaw, Oklahoma. Their son, Barrett, oversaw the restoration of the instrument that returned the piano to its original sound quality and beauty. It is often used for musical events in the Library.

Furnishings-Piano
Square Grand Piano
Chickering & Sons
Boston, 1855 - 1860
Location: EBB Salon

After a complete restoration in 2001, the rosewood case and actions of this Chickering & Sons square grand piano are in excellent condition. The instrument was a gift of Mrs. Herbert Bell, Laguna Park, Texas.

Furnishings-Salon Piano
Music Cabinet
c. 1930
Location: EBB Salon

One of two mahogany cabinets specially built to house over 1,500 pieces of sheet music, a collection featuring the Brownings' poetry set to music by many well-known composers. The cabinets are hand-carved with musical motifs, bas-reliefs of the Brownings, and inscriptions pertaining to the donors. The cabinets were created by William A. French Company of Minneapolis, Minnesota. One cabinet was a gift of Friends of the English Department and Former Students and the other was given by Lorraine M. George of Houston, Texas, in memory of his mother, Nettie Rowena George.

Furnishings-Cabinet
Meissen & Dresden

Over the years, the Armstrong Browning Library has been the recipient of several extraordinary pieces of Meissen and Dresden. A select few are featured here. Visitors to the building will find display cabinets housing many of these remarkable pieces on the first floor near the Gift Gallery. Several pieces also grace the Austin Moore-Elizabeth Barrett Browning Salon on the third floor of the Library.

Chelsea DresdenBridal Couple
Chelsea Dresden
Location: EBB Salon
Porcelain-Figurine 4Compote Bowl
Meissen
Location: First Floor
Porcelain-Figurine 3Victorian Couple
Meissen
Location: EBB Salon
Miscellanea
Misc. Antique Doll

Elizabeth Barrett Browning Doll

Misc. letter

Posthumous Letter

Misc. lamp

Baccarat Lamp

Misc.-Lamp 2

Antique Lamp

Misc. tea set

Chocolate Set

Misc. Tapestry

English Tapestry

Misc. Flemish tapestry

Flemish Tapestry

Other Porcelain

 

Misc.-Chinese Temple Jar
Chinese Vase and Cover
18th century
Qing dynasty, Qianlong period (1736-1795)
Location: Meditation Foyer
Height: 54 inches

This is one of two large porcelain vases created in a tall baluster form. The rounded shoulders gently taper down to a ring foot. Each vase has a short, flaring neck, surmounted with a domed cover, which is topped with a stylized fu lion as the finial. The vases are decorated with a pair of phoenixes perched on a large taihu (scholar's) rock in a fenced garden traversed by a blue bridge. Behind them are peony and magnolia trees laden with large blossoms in shades of pink. The shoulders and necks are painted with dense flora and ruji scrolls. They form a ground on which two bands of cartouches enclose monochrome ink landscapes and objects, such as a flower vase and a ruji scepter. Similar decorative schemes are applied to the covers.

This impressive pair of vases is a testament to the famille rose porcelain produced at Jingdezhen during the Qianlong reign. The enormous size posed a significant challenge for the potter, as did the firing process for these large wares. Fluctuations in temperature and the amount of oxygen in the wood-fueled kiln had to be carefully controlled in order to bring out the enamels' intended colors. Such pairs of vases would have been created to adorn a palatial residence; consequently, the highly decorative nature of these porcelains appealed to the taste of European traders, who brought them to the West.

These Kien-Lung period vases were chosen from the stock of Duveen Brothers, notable New York art dealers, by the architects for the main floor of the Library, Eggers and Higgins, to fill special niches in the McLean Foyer of Meditation. Formerly in the Parisian Collection of Mme. Cibiel and F. Lair Dubreuil, the vases were given in 1954 by Mrs. Marrs McLean, one of the donors of the Foyer of Meditation.

 

Porcelain-Figurine 1 Porcelain-Figurine 2 Porcelain-Figurine 8
Christopher Columbus Capo di Monte Bowl Abraham and Isaac

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