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The 580 documents in this volume cover a wide range of fascinating topics. Jefferson receives impressions of a mammoth's tooth, altitude and meteorological observations, a call for a national pharmacopoeia, a discussion of primeval geology, and a letter that elicits Jefferson's opinion that cognition exists "in animal bodies certainly, in Vegetables probably, in Minerals not impossibly." Jefferson leases his Tufton and Lego plantations to his grandson Thomas Jefferson Randolph. The directors of the Rivanna Company rebut Jefferson's 1817 bill of complaint and he unwittingly ensures his eventual financial ruin by endorsing notes totaling

Jefferson, Thomas, --- Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University. --- Albert Gallatin. --- Alexander Pope. --- Amendment. --- American National Biography. --- American Peace Society. --- American Philosophical Society. --- Battle of Trenton. --- Belisarius. --- Benjamin Henry Latrobe. --- Benjamin Silliman. --- Biography. --- British America. --- Caspar Wistar (physician). --- Classical school (criminology). --- Consideration. --- Continental Army. --- Correspondent. --- County surveyor. --- Cover letter. --- Dartmouth College. --- David Hosack. --- DeWitt Clinton. --- Dickinson College. --- Dio Chrysostom. --- Dormitory. --- Edward Jenner. --- Edward Rutledge. --- Federal Union. --- Francis Scott Key. --- Franklin Pierce. --- Gazette. --- George Ticknor. --- George Tucker (politician). --- Grammar school. --- Hartford Convention. --- Harvard University. --- Henry Knox. --- His Family. --- Holy Alliance. --- I Wish (manhwa). --- J. (newspaper). --- Jedidiah Morse. --- John A. Garraty. --- John C. Calhoun. --- John Payne Todd. --- John Quincy Adams. --- John R. Phillips (attorney). --- John Scotus Eriugena. --- John Trumbull. --- Lecture. --- Letter of resignation. --- Loeb Classical Library. --- Martha Jefferson Randolph. --- Matthew Carter. --- Mergenthaler Linotype Company. --- Monsieur. --- Mr. --- Napoleon. --- Nathaniel Bowditch. --- Newspaper. --- Of Education. --- Pamphlet. --- Passport. --- Patrick Gass. --- Payment. --- Peace Society. --- Peter Jefferson. --- Phillips Exeter Academy. --- Politique. --- Poplar Forest. --- Port of Philadelphia. --- Primogeniture. --- Princeton University Press. --- Princeton University. --- Publication. --- Recess appointment. --- Religion. --- Republicanism. --- Residence. --- Richard Bache. --- Richard Bland Lee. --- Roman Religion. --- Salary. --- Second Continental Congress. --- Smallpox vaccine. --- Sons (novel). --- Sons of Liberty. --- Tax. --- Thomas Hutchinson (governor). --- Treaty of Alliance (1778). --- Treaty of Ghent. --- University of Pennsylvania. --- Vegetable. --- William Cobbett. --- William J. Duane. --- William Radford. --- Williams College. --- Writing. --- Year.

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"Through forty-three artists, born over a span of a hundred years, We Are Made of Stories: Self-Taught Artists in the Robson Family Collection explores the ways in which artists, and the pioneering collectors who recognized the value of their work, brought lasting change to the face of American art. The exhibition and catalogue center on select artists collected by Margaret Z. Robson between the late 1980s and her death in 2014. Robson believed that these artists reflected a truly diverse nation of makers, and critically expanded the boundaries of American art through singular bodies of work. The Smithsonian American Art Museum broke new ground in 1970, showing and collecting folk and self-taught artists who challenged conventional notions about art and artists. In 2016 the Margaret Z. Robson collection was donated to SAAM by Margaret's son, Douglas O. Robson, uniting these kindred visions. Doug Robson has continued to support an expansive vision of art, and the exhibition also features artworks from Doug's own collection, promised to SAAM"--

Outsider art --- Art, American --- Robson, Margaret Z., --- Robson, John E., --- Robson, Douglas O., --- Art collections --- Smithsonian American Art Museum --- Aaron Douglas. --- Adage. --- African Americans. --- American Folk Art Museum. --- Anselm Kiefer. --- Art in America. --- Art movement. --- Artists Rights Society. --- Augusta Savage. --- Beadwork. --- Ben Ratliff. --- Biblical Magi. --- Bill Traylor. --- Book. --- Carny. --- Cathy. --- Child of God. --- Clarence Schmidt. --- Clementine Hunter. --- Collection de l'art brut. --- Comic strip. --- Compulsory voting. --- Curator. --- Daniel J. Boorstin. --- David C. Driskell. --- Down syndrome. --- Edward Hicks. --- Electra Havemeyer Webb. --- Elijah Pierce. --- Essay. --- Etymology. --- Federal Art Project. --- First appearance. --- Folk art. --- George Floyd. --- Gladys Nilsson. --- God. --- Gullah. --- Harcourt (publisher). --- Harlem Renaissance. --- Headline. --- Henry Darger. --- Holger Cahill. --- Horace Pippin. --- Ibid (short story). --- In the Realms of the Unreal. --- James Johnson Sweeney. --- James Weldon Johnson. --- Jerry Siegel. --- Jim Nutt. --- John Trumbull. --- Jon Serl. --- Joseph Yoakum. --- Judith Scott (artist). --- Knoxville Museum of Art. --- Lonnie Holley. --- Marino Auriti. --- Matthew Higgs. --- Metonymy. --- Michael Kimmelman. --- Mieke Bal. --- Modern Primitives (book). --- Modernism. --- Mutability (poem). --- Narrative. --- Nellie Mae Rowe. --- Oppression. --- Outsider art. --- Philadelphia Wireman. --- Poetry. --- Publication. --- Purvis Young. --- Radical criticism. --- Renwick Gallery. --- Requirement. --- Robert Farris Thompson. --- Robert Goldwater. --- Robert Rauschenberg. --- Roberta Smith. --- Sam Doyle. --- Shirley Chisholm. --- Slavery. --- Smithsonian American Art Museum. --- Smithsonian Institution. --- Storytelling. --- Surrealism. --- The Other Hand. --- The Public Interest. --- Their Lives. --- This Country. --- Thornburg v. Gingles. --- Thornton Dial. --- Tom Joyce. --- Ulysses Davis (artist). --- Voting. --- Warner Sallman. --- William Arnett. --- William Edmondson. --- Wonders of the World. --- Work of art.