Sigríður Magnusson (Q2178): Difference between revisions
From Beyond Notability
(Created claim: image (P159): unknown value) |
(Changed claim: organiser of (P113): exhibition (Q756)) |
||
| Property / organiser of: exhibition / reference | |||
specific reference information (free text): The Health Exhibition literature. Reception by H.R.H the Prince of Wales, K.G., of the International Juries. Jury Awards. Official catalogue (1884) (English) stated in: Exhibition Catalogue | |||
Revision as of 09:14, 29 August 2024
No description defined
- Sigríður Einarsdóttir
- Mrs Magnusson
- Sigridr E. Magnusson
- Mrs Ericke Magnussen
- Sigride E. Magnusson
- Sigrid Magnusson
- Mme Magnusson
- Madame Sigrid E. Magnusson
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Sigríður Magnusson |
No description defined |
|
Statements
unknown value
https://archive.org/details/congressofwomenh00congrich/page/520/mode/2up
not currently on Wikimedia Commons (English)
0 references
31 Bateman Street, Cambridge (English)
1901
unknown value
This is where Magnusson was born. (English)
1 reference
Evening star,11 June 1897, Page 7 [Chronicling America] (English)
"Sunnyside", 91 Tenison Road, Cambridge (English)
1906
Einarsdóttir (English)
0 references
Magnusson (English)
0 references
1901
1889
Magnusson is listed as a member for Denmark and a delagate for schools for girls in Finland (English)
1 reference
Actes du Congrès international des œuvres et institutions féminines (1890) (English)
Magnusson was Vice President of the Iceland branch of the WWCTU (English)
1892
1 reference
World's Women's Christian Temperance Union (pamphlet) (English)
Representative for Iceland on Foreign Advisory Council (English)
1893
1 reference
Programme of the World's Congress of Representative Women, May 15 to 21, inclusive, 1893 (1893) (English)
unknown value
Magnusson was asked to repeat her lecture twice during the course of the exhibition. (English)
1 reference
The New Era (May 1885), p 138 (English)
May 1893Gregorian
The Position of Women in Iceland (English)
1 reference
Mary Eagle (Ed), The Congress of Women held in the Woman's building, World Columbian Exposition, Chicago, U.S.A., 1893 with portraits, biographies, and addresses (1894) (English)
21 May 1897Gregorian
The Home and Social Life of William Morris (English)
1 reference
The New York Daily Tribune, 22 May 1897, p 5 (English)
1893
Magnusson was noted as a responder at the Lutheran Woman's Congress as part of the Congress of Religions (English)
1 reference
J. W. Hanson, The World's Congress of Religions Vol 4 (1894) (English)
6 June 1889Gregorian
proposed Icelandic Exhibition (English)
Magnusson wanted to hire the Institute's rooms for a proposed Icelandic exhibition. The Institue Council agreed, with provisos that she be entirely responsible for transporting and arranging the artefacts, that the Institue did not bear any responsibility for theft or damage (English)
that the Institute did not incur any expenses in relation to the display, and that Magnusson should be responsible for deciding on admission, and that the exhibition should last no more than two weeks. (English)
1 reference
1911
Magnusson was one of the named Historical Referees for Scene 4: The Danish Invasion - The Breaking Down of London Bridge. (English)
1 reference
Sophia C Lomas, Festival of empire, Souvenir of the pageant of London (1911) (English)
A New York newspaper (The Sun) noted in 1897 that following natural disasters in Iceland, women sent their heirloom jewellery, dating from the 9th to 17th centuries, to Magnusson for sale, and she personally bought many of the pieces she was offered. (English)
1 reference
The Sun, 8 March 1897, p 2 (English)
https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O370663/box-unknown/
0 references
Magnusson sold Icelandic artefacts to Augustus Pitt Rivers that formed part of his collection which is now the Pitt Rivers Museum founding collection (the Second Collection) (English)
1889
1 reference
https://web.prm.ox.ac.uk/rpr/index.php/people/867-m.html
June 1889Gregorian
July 1889Gregorian
The exhibition was titled Icelandic Antiquities (English)
1 reference
The Health Exhibition literature. Reception by H.R.H the Prince of Wales, K.G., of the International Juries. Jury Awards. Official catalogue (1884) (English)
February 1885Gregorian
lace and embroidery from Iceland (English)
1 reference
The New Era (May 1885), p 138 (English)
1896
silver jewellery from Iceland (English)
2 references
The Sun, 8 March 1897, p 2 (English)
List of Donations of Works of Art: During the Year 1896, Annual Report of the Trustees of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, No. 27 (1896): 682-686 (English)
antique jewellery and handmade knitted wool hosiery, gloves and other items of clothing from Iceland, displayed in the Women's Building (United States section, Manufactures division) (English)
1893
1 reference
World's Columbian Exposition Official Catalogue (1893) (English)
Magnusson sang an Icelandic song, dressed in Icelandic costume (English)
3 December 1894Gregorian
1 reference
The Woman's Journal 8 Dec 1894 Vol 25 Iss 49, p 388 (English)
1831
1 reference
Mary Eagle (Ed), The Congress of Women held in the Woman's building, World Columbian Exposition, Chicago, U.S.A., 1893 with portraits, biographies, and addresses (1894) (English)
1916
0 references
unknown value
1913
0 references
0000000510863915
0 references
np-magnusson,%20sigridr%20e
https://www.worldcat.org/identities/np-magnusson,%20sigridr%20e/
0 references
np-magnusson,%20sigridur%20einarsdottir
https://www.worldcat.org/identities/np-magnusson,%20sigridur%20einarsdottir/
0 references
