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Visited New Orlean from Camp Jerome (Trip to New Orlan from Jerome Camp)

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Title: Visited New Orlean from Camp Jerome (Trip to New Orlan from Jerome Camp)
Creator: Sugimoto, Henry
Date Created and/or Issued: 1943
Publication Information: Japanese American National Museum (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Contributing Institution: Japanese American National Museum
Collection: Sugimoto (Henry) Collection
Rights Information: Please contact the contributing institution for more information regarding the copyright status of this object.
Description: Signed in medium, bottom center: Trip to New Orlan. from Jerome Camp ; bottom right corner: H. Sugimoto, 1943. Written on back, top center: Visited New Orlean from Camp Jerome / 1943
Unstretched and unframed. A bust of a man's neck and head, wearing a black beret, stands in the center. In the foreground, is a book and a red flower with three green leaves and a yellow stamen. In the background, a painting of a street scene on the right with palm fronds sticking out behind it; an iron fence and a lampost on the left.
Type: image
Format: Painting oil on canvas Denson, Ark.
Form/Genre: painting
Identifier: http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/tf3b69n6ch
92.97.48
Subject: Concentration Camps, Jerome
Jerome Relocation Center (Denson, Ark.)
Arkansas
New Orleans (La.)
Berets
Busts
Street lighting
Flowers
Paintings
Place: Denson, Ark.

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