J. Howard Iams
Documented colonial history through illustrations
Artist-historian J. Howard Iams grew up in the North Ten Mile region of Washington County, near the border with Greene County. In the 1930s, with his brother Lash, he traveled throughout the region, researching and illustrating remnants of the area’s colonial past. He worked five years on his most ambitious project, 40 illustrations that document the sites, events and people of the Whiskey Rebellion.
Artworks by this artist
- Ginger Box Tin c. 1938
- Landscape in Petit Point 1937
- Pitcher c. 1938
- Printed Cotton 1938
- Curtain Tassel 1938
- Vase 1938
- Table – Double Lyre Base 1937
- Chair-Round-A-Bout 1937
- Dress 1938
- Plate 1936
- Stage Coach Trunk 1939
- Tea Cup 1936
- Coverlet 1936
- Pa. German Saffron Box c. 1939
- Book Mark & Birthday Wish 1938
- Pitcher 1936
- Sausage Grinder 1936
- Sausage Stuffer 1936
- Beaded Pin Cushion 1937
- Waste Bowl 1936