“List of Visuals,” Daughters in My Kingdom: The History and Work of Relief Society (2011), 194–200
“List of Visuals,” Daughters in My Kingdom, 194–200
List of Visuals
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Christ in Red Robe, by Minerva K. Teichert. © IRI. Courtesy Church History Museum.
Preface
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Christ Teaching Mary and Martha, by Anton Dorph. © Hope Gallery.
Chapter 1
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Mites like those mentioned in Mark 12:41–44.
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Mary and the Resurrected Christ, by Harry Anderson. © IRI.
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Distaff, a tool used in spinning yarn. Courtesy Carma de Jong Anderson.
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Textile representative of clothing worn in New Testament times. Courtesy Carma de Jong Anderson.
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Star of Bethlehem flower, native to the Holy Land.
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Reproduction of an oil lamp similar to those used at the time of Christ. Created by Andrew Watson.
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Detail from Mary Heard His Word, by Walter Rane. © 2001 IRI.
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Detail from Living Water, by Simon Dewey. © Simon Dewey.
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Tabitha Sewing, by Jeremy Winborg. © Jeremy Winborg.
Chapter 2
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Pioneer cross-stitch sampler. Courtesy Church History Museum.
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Detail from Joseph Smith, by Kenneth Corbett. © Kenneth Corbett.
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1830s manuscript copy of the Book of Commandments and Revelations, which contained a record of revelations given through the Prophet Joseph Smith. Most of these revelations are now included in the Doctrine and Covenants.
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Detail from Emma Hale Smith, by Lee Greene Richards. © 1941 IRI.
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Nauvoo, Illinois, 1859, by John Schroder. © IRI.
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Frame courtesy Church History Museum.
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Buttons and thimble courtesy International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
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Pioneer needle, thread, and scissors courtesy Church History Museum.
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Joseph Smith at the Nauvoo Temple, by Gary Smith. © Gary Smith.
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Detail from Emma Hale Smith, by Lee Greene Richards. © 1941 IRI.
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Organization of the Relief Society, by Nadine B. Barton. © 1985 IRI.
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John Taylor Portrait. Courtesy Church History Library.
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Restoration of the Melchizedek Priesthood, by Walter Rane. © IRI.
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Emma Smith, by Robert Barrett. © 1991 Robert Barrett.
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Detail from Come Let Us Rejoice, by Walter Rane. Courtesy Church History Museum.
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Statue titled In Her Mother’s Footsteps by Dennis Smith.
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Emma, the Elect Lady of the Restoration, 1839, by Theodore S. Gorka. © 1996 IRI.
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Joseph Smith, by Kenneth Corbett. © Kenneth Corbett.
Chapter 3
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Pioneer doll courtesy International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
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Sego lily, an emblem of Relief Society. Early Utah settlers ate sego lily bulbs during a time of extreme hunger.
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Pioneer quilt courtesy Church History Museum.
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Icelandic hymnbook courtesy International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
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Nauvoo Temple, by Jon McNaughton. © Jon McNaughton.
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Frame courtesy Church History Museum.
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Detail from Nauvoo Illinois Temple, by M. Richard Goodwin. © Rivermills Fine Art.
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Sweetwater, by Harold Hopkinson. © Harold Hopkinson.
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Photograph of Eliza Partridge Lyman. Courtesy Church History Library.
Madonna of the Plains, by Robert Barrett. © 1987 Robert Barrett.
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Detail from Bathsheba W. Smith, by Lee Greene Richards. © IRI. Courtesy Church History Museum.
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Wash Day on the Plains, by Minerva K. Teichert. 1938. Courtesy Brigham Young University Museum of Art. All rights reserved. Do not copy.
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Detail from Elizabeth H. Jackson: Pioneer Mother, by Megan Rieker.
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Detail from Pioneer Garden, by VaLoy Eaton. © VaLoy Eaton. Courtesy Zions Bank. Do not copy.
Chapter 4
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Shawl courtesy International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
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Photograph of members of a graduating class of the Relief Society Nursing School. Courtesy International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
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Frame courtesy International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
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Facsimile reprint of 1852 German Book of Mormon.
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Relief Society Minute Book, Nauvoo, Illinois, facsimile. Courtesy Church History Museum. (See page 42.)
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Wheat, an emblem of Relief Society. (See pages 52–54.)
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Fountain pen courtesy International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
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Detail from Eliza R. Snow. Courtesy Church History Museum.
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Eliza Snow Instructs Relief Society Sisters, by Michael T. Malm. © Michael T. Malm.
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Detail from Prayer, by Walter Rane. © Walter Rane.
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Detail from Sabbath Study, by Sheri Lynn Boyer Doty. © IRI. Courtesy Sheri Lynn Boyer Doty.
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Spencer W. Kimball, by Judith A. Mehr. © IRI.
Brigham Young, by John Willard Clawson.
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Detail from Zina Diantha Huntington Young. Courtesy Church History Museum.
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Detail from Rescue of the Lost Lamb, by Minerva K. Teichert.
Chapter 5
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Note written on a postcard of the Beaver West Ward Relief Society Hall, 1909. Courtesy Church History Library.
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Flyer created by the Relief Society general board and delivered by visiting teachers, asking for clothing donations for European Saints during World War II. Courtesy Church History Library.
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Christ’s Image, by Heinrich Hofmann. Courtesy C. Harrison Conroy Co., Inc.
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Photograph courtesy Church History Library.
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Relief Society seal used on a certificate of achievement issued by the Relief Society general board. Courtesy Church History Library.
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Red Cross pin courtesy Church History Museum.
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White trillium flower image copyright Gerald A. DeBoer, 2010. Used under license from Shutterstock.com.
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Coin purse used by Harriet Barney Young. Courtesy International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
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Red paisley shawl courtesy Carma de Jong Anderson.
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Detail from Emmeline B. Wells, by Lee Greene Richards. Courtesy Church History Museum.
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Detail from Joseph F. Smith, by Albert E. Salzbrenner.
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Detail from Louise Y. Robison, by John Willard Clawson. Courtesy Church History Museum.
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Detail from Heber J. Grant, by C. J. Fox. © IRI.
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Detail from Clarissa S. Williams, by Lee Greene Richards. © 1924 IRI. Courtesy Church History Museum.
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Detail from Amy Brown Lyman, by Lee Greene Richards. Courtesy Church History Museum.
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Detail from Christ Healing a Blind Man, by Del Parson. © 1983 IRI.
Chapter 6
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Photograph by Jeffrey D. Allred and Mike Terry. © Deseret News.
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Needlepoint depicting the Relief Society seal.
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Photograph of woman holding a Deseret Industries collection bag, 1940s. Courtesy Church History Library.
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Pioneer lace courtesy Church History Museum. (See the statement by President Boyd K. Packer on page 99.)
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Circle of Sisters, by David Dibble. © David Dibble.
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Detail from Belle S. Spafford, by Alvin Gittins. Courtesy Church History Museum.
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Christ Calling Peter and Andrew, by Harry Anderson. © IRI.
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Photograph of Elaine L. Jack © Busath.com.
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Photograph © Jason Swensen.
Chapter 7
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Friendship banner made by a group of women as a symbol of their friendship. Courtesy International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
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Visiting teaching record book courtesy Church History Museum.
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Photograph of baskets © Joey Celis/Flickr/Getty Images.
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Note card courtesy International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers. It reads “The Lord Is on My Side.”
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Plate and spoon courtesy International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
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United States coins from the early 1900s, representing donations collected by visiting teachers. Courtesy Carma de Jong Anderson.
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Detail from One by One, by Walter Rane. Courtesy Church History Museum.
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Pioneer Women, by Julie Rogers. © Julie Rogers.
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Detail from The Influence of Righteous Women, by Julie Rogers. © 2009 Julie Rogers.
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Detail from Visiting Teaching, by Shannon Gygi Christensen. © 2006 Shannon Christensen.
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Painting by Keith Larson. © 1992 Keith Larson.
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Detail from Lorenzo Snow, by Lewis A. Ramsey. Courtesy Church History Museum.
Chapter 8
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Sash made by Sarah Jane Casts Evans from silk she harvested from silkworms. Courtesy International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
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Building the Kirtland Temple, by Walter Rane, © IRI.
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Sunstone used on the rebuilt Nauvoo Illinois Temple.
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Detail from I’ll Never Forsake, by Julie Rogers. © Julie Rogers.
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Detail from Joseph Fielding Smith, by Shauna Cook Clinger. © 1983 IRI.
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Adam and Eve Teaching Their Children, by Del Parson. © 1978 IRI.
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Detail from Barbara B. Smith, by Cloy Kent. © IRI.
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Photograph of Barbara W. Winder © Busath Photography.
Chapter 9
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Portrait of Abbie H. Wells courtesy Church History Library.
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Locket courtesy International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
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Samoan translation of “The Family: A Proclamation to the World.”
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Plaid blanket carded, spun, colored, and woven by Eliza R. Snow when she was a young woman. Courtesy International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
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Farewell, My Stripling Warrior, by Del Parson. © Del Parson.
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Rebekah at the Well, by Michael Deas. © 1995 IRI.
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Photograph of Bonnie D. Parkin © Busath.com.
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Photograph of Julie B. Beck © Busath.com.
Chapter 10
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Sunflowers and Buffalo Chips, by Gary L. Kapp. Courtesy Church History Museum.
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Photograph of women outside the Mesa Arizona Temple, 1920, by George Edward Anderson. Courtesy Church History Library.
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Relief Society pin.
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Pieced quilt designed by Cristina Franco, made for the Primary general presidency.
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Page from Relief Society Minute Book, Nauvoo, Illinois, Mar. 17, 1842. Courtesy Church History Library. (See page 42.)
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Turning Hearts to the Family, by Anne Marie Oborn. © 1997 Anne Marie Oborn.
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Photograph © 2000 Steve Bunderson.
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Detail from Queen Esther, by Minerva K. Teichert. © William and Betty Stokes.
Important Events in the History of Relief Society
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Detail from Emma Hale Smith, by Lee Greene Richards. © 1941 IRI.
Detail from Organization of the Relief Society, by Nadine B. Barton. © 1985 IRI.
Detail from Pioneer Women, by Julie Rogers. © Julie Rogers.
Detail from Martyrdom of Joseph and Hyrum, by Gary Smith. © 1984 IRI.
The End of Parley’s Street, by Glen S. Hopkinson. © Glen S. Hopkinson.
Photograph of Brigham Young by C. R. Savage. Courtesy Church History Library.
Detail from Organization of the Retrenchment Association by Brigham Young, 1869, by Dale Kilbourn. © IRI.
Detail from Zina Diantha Huntington Young. Courtesy Church History Museum.
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Detail from The First Meeting of the Primary Association, by Lynn Fausett and Gordon Cope. © IRI.
Photograph of Salt Lake Temple. Courtesy Church History Library.
Photograph of Salt Lake Temple dedication ticket. Courtesy Church History Library.
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Statue titled Joyful Moment by Dennis Smith.
Photograph of women serving © Jason Swensen.