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dataJI[1] = new data("images/collaboration/ij01_l.jpg","<font><strong>Jerry Ingram</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;12 March 2002<br><br>&quot;My name is Jerry Ingram. I am Choctaw from Battiest, Oklahoma. I studied model wax carving in commercial art school. I am self-taught in beadwork and quillwork.During the 1960's and '70's, while I was working in commercial art I did a variety of paintings with Indians as the subject matter. In order to insure accuracy in my portrayals I began to teach myself beadwork and quillwork. I would make replicas of historic beadwork, dress models in the replicas, and then do paintings of the models. My work is historically accurate.&quot;</font>")
dataJI[2] = new data("images/collaboration/ij02_l.jpg","<font>Mr. Ingram, right, meets with Molly McCracken, Community Services Outreach Assistant for the Native Artists Fellowship Program, during his visit to the Gearge Gustav Heye Center in New York City.<br><br>&quot;I have not done any paintings in the last three years but continue to do beadwork and quillwork. I stay up late at night beading and quilling. The designs I replicate are mostly in the Plains style. Despite the fact that I am not from the Plains I feel the spirits guiding me and encouraging me to continue this work.Recently, I have started to study traditional southeastern designs and have begun to do more work from this area, which is where I am from.&quot;</font>")
dataJI[3] = new data("images/collaboration/ij03_l.jpg","<font>Cree Style Buckskin Shirt<br>Buckskin, porcupine quills, pony beads, earth paint, human and horse hair<br>52&quot; x 60&quot;<br>1987<br><br>&quot;Brain tanned smoked buckskin shirt made the old style leaving the legs on as part of the decorating appendages. Vermilion (mercury sulfide) earth paint. Shoulder strip and arm strip done in zigzag style using porcupine quillwork, edged with pony beads, and fringe are of both horse and human hair.&quot;</font>")
dataJI[4] = new data("images/collaboration/ij04_l.jpg","<font>Crow Style Mirror Bag<br>Buckskin, beads, wool yarn, elk hide<br>5 1/2&quot; x 38&quot;<br>1999<br><br>&quot;Brain tanned smoked buckskin strap (2&quot; X 24&quot;), two panels of bag (each 5&quot; X 9&quot;), and buckskin thong. Panels are sewn together and the sides are edge beaded. The bottom edge is fringed with buckskin thongs. The thongs are wrapped with colored wool on the top three inches and separated with pony beads.&quot;</font>")
dataJI[5] = new data("images/collaboration/ij05_l.jpg","<font>Potawatomi Style Medicine Bag<br>Otter skin, wool, beads, hawk bells, buck skin<br>36&quot; x 7&quot;<br>1999<br><Br>&quot;Whole otter skin with all four feet still attached is decorated with four buckskin-tapered rectangles (2&quot; X 3&quot;) for the feet and one for the tail (4&quot; X 12&quot; tapered to 1 1/2&quot; at the bottom). Decorated with zigzag porcupine quillwork and edged with pony bead.&quot;</font>")
dataJI[6] = new data("images/collaboration/ij06_l.jpg","<font>Crow Style Horse Mask<br>Canvas, beads, buckskin, wool, ribbon, hawk bell, trade beads<br>15&quot;x22&quot;<br>2000<br><br>&quot;Two layers of canvas edged with wool and buckskin (15&quot; X 22&quot;). Fully beaded with seed beads and decorated with hawk bells, trade beads, and red wool cloth.&quot;</font>")
dataJI[7] = new data("images/collaboration/ij07_l.jpg","<font>Cheyenne Style Pipe Bag<br>Buckskin, beads, horsehair, tin cones, paint<br>6&quot; x 36&quot;<br>2000<br><br>&quot;Brain tanned buckskin (12&quot;X 21&quot;) painted yellow throughout. Buckskin is folded lengthwise into 6&quot; X 21&quot; bag, sewn together on one side. Fringe at the bottom made from 2 panels of 15&quot; X 6&quot; buckskin sewn into bag. Bottom six inches of bag beaded with seed beads using lazy stitch (lane stitch) on both sides. Six, 2&quot; X 7&quot; pendants of buckskin are sewn to the top of the bag and are beaded using lazy stitch. The edging is decorated with beads and tin cones with dyed horsehair.&quot;</font>")
dataJI[8] = new data("images/collaboration/ij08_l.jpg","<font>Crow Style Shirt<br>Buckskin, beads, wool, human hair, ermine skin, earth paint<br>40&quot; x 60&quot;<br>1998<br><br>&quot;This shirt is painted with cobalt blue and algae green earth paint. It is decorated with ermine skin fringe and seed beads sewn on wool cloth. Silk ribbons and crow beads are used for the edging.&quot;</font>")
dataJI[9] = new data("images/collaboration/ij09_l.jpg","<font>Mr. Ingram, inspecting the scans of his slides for this presentation during his visit to the George Gustave Heye Center.<br><br>&quot;After many years of making beadwork and quillwork for my own use I have begun to display and sell the work along with my paintings. I also have won awards for my work through local art shows and the Southwestern Association for Indian Affairs Indian Market. I also accept commissions from individuals. My paintings, bead and quillwork are in the collections of several museums, institutions, publications and private collections.I currently live in New Mexico making my living doing beadwork, quillwork, and wax carving.&quot;</font>")

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