Shakers Near Lebanon by Nathaniel Currier (1838)

Hand-colored lithograph of Shakers dancing in a plain meeting room, men and women in rows, hats and coats on the walls.

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A hand-colored lithograph titled Shakers Near Lebanon, published by Nathaniel Currier in 1838, shows two rows of women in white caps and long white dresses facing rows of men in blue trousers and vests inside a plain meeting room. Dark coats and hats hang along the walls beneath tall multi-pane windows, and a seated spectator in a red cloak watches from the left.

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1838

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