Dublin Core
Title
Humanities Salon - Honoring Ann Lowe, Fashion Designer
Subject
History - African American
Art
Description
This episode of Humanities Salon was presented in conjunction with the Black Fashion Museum on June 23, 2002. Ann Lowe was a prominent African American clothing designer and seamstress who produced gowns for movie stars, royalty, and first lady Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy.
The program was moderated by Smithsonian curator emeritus Edith Mayo, and features guest speakers Carol R. Gibbs, historian and author; Robin Givhan, Washington Post fashion editor; and Linda Ann Dixon, great granddaughter of Ann Lowe.
The program was moderated by Smithsonian curator emeritus Edith Mayo, and features guest speakers Carol R. Gibbs, historian and author; Robin Givhan, Washington Post fashion editor; and Linda Ann Dixon, great granddaughter of Ann Lowe.
Creator
Humanities Council of Washington, DC
Black Fashion Museum
Source
Program - Humanities Salon
Publisher
Humanities Council of Washington, DC
Date
2002
Contributor
Bailey, Joyce
Format
VHS
Language
English
Type
Moving Image
Identifier
26
378
379
02.P.2002
Coverage
Ward 1
Cardozo
U Street
Moving Image Item Type Metadata
Original Format
VHS
DVCAM
Duration
01:11:03
Compression
.mpg
Producer
Humanities Council of Washington, DC