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Category Changes for July 2013 - UK Change Type Count New 72 Combined 70 Rename 0 Move 46 Move & Rename 0 Total 188 Cat Name Cat ID Comment - Antiques 353 - Antique Clocks 13851 - Bracket Clocks 100904 Pre-1900 66840 Post-1900 96762 Cuckoo Clocks 13850 - Longcase/ Grandfather Clocks 100905 Pre-1900 60249 Post-1900 96763 - Mantel/ Carriage Clocks 100906 Pre-1900 60248 Post-1900 96764 - Wall Clocks 100907 Pre-1900 60250 Post-1900 96765 Clock Parts 112089 - Other Antique Clocks 100908 Pre-1900 3929 Post-1900 96766 - Antique Furniture 20091 - Armoires/ Wardrobes 98436 Pre-Victorian (Pre-1837) 98437 Victorian (1837-1901) 60275 Edwardian (1901-1910) 121481 20th Century 66858 Reproduction Arms./ Wardrobes 130929 - Beds 63549 Pre-Victorian (Pre-1837) 63552 Victorian (1837-1901) 63550 Edwardian (1901-1910) 121473 20th Century 63551 Reproduction Beds 130921 - Benches/ Stools 63553 Pre-Victorian (Pre-1837) 63554 Victorian (1837-1901) 63555 Edwardian (1901-1910) 121474 20th Century 63556 Reproduction Benches/ Stools 130922 - Bookcases 63557 Pre-Victorian (Pre-1837) 63558 Victorian (1837-1901) 63559 Edwardian (1901-1910) 121475 20th Century 63560 Reproduction Bookcases 130923 - Boxes/ Chests 98430 Pre-Victorian (Pre-1837) 98431 Victorian (1837-1901) 66842 Edwardian (1901-1910) 121476 20th Century 66854 Reproduction Boxes/ Chests 130924 - Bureaux 98432 Pre-Victorian (Pre-1837) 98433 Victorian (1837-1901) 96755 Edwardian (1901-1910) 121477 20th Century 96758 Reproduction Bureaux 130925 - Cabinets 63561 Pre-Victorian (Pre-1837) 63562 Victorian (1837-1901) 63563 Edwardian (1901-1910) 121478 20th Century 63564 Reproduction Cabinets 130926 - Chairs 63565 Pre-Victorian (Pre-1837) 63566 Victorian (1837-1901) 63567 Edwardian (1901-1910) 121479 20th Century 63568 Reproduction Chairs 130927 - Chests of Drawers 98434 Pre-Victorian (Pre-1837) 98435 Victorian (1837-1901) 66844 Edwardian (1901-1910) 121480 20th Century 66857 Reproduction Chests of Drawers 130928 Coffers 100925 - Desks 63569 Pre-Victorian (Pre-1837) 63570 Victorian (1837-1901) 63571 Edwardian (1901-1910) 121482 20th Century 63572 Reproduction Desks 130930 - Dressers 63577 Pre-Victorian (Pre-1837) 63578 Victorian (1837-1901) 63579 Edwardian (1901-1910) 121483 20th Century 63580 Reproduction Dressers 130931 - Dressing Tables 98438 Pre-Victorian (Pre-1837) 98439 Victorian (1837-1901) 96756 Edwardian (1901-1910) 121484 20th Century 96759 Reproduction Dressing Tables 130932 - Lamps 98440 Pre-Victorian (Pre-1837) 98441 Victorian (1837-1901) 63547 Edwardian (1901-1910) 121488 20th Century 66861 Reproduction Lamps 130933 - Mirrors 98442 Pre-Victorian (Pre-1837) 98443 Victorian (1837-1901) 20089 Edwardian (1901-1910) 121489 20th Century 79951 Reproduction Mirrors 130934 - Sideboards 98444 Pre-Victorian (Pre-1837) 98445 Victorian (1837-1901) 66848 Edwardian (1901-1910) 121490 20th Century 66862 Reproduction Sideboards 130935 - Sofas/ Chaises 63581 Pre-Victorian (Pre-1837) 63582 Victorian (1837-1901) 63583 Edwardian (1901-1910) 121485 20th Century 63584 Reproduction Sofas/ Chaises 130948 Stands 96757 - Tables 63585 Pre-Victorian (Pre-1837) 63586 Victorian (1837-1901) 63587 Edwardian (1901-1910) 121486 20th Century 63588 Reproduction Tables 130949 - Other Antique Furniture 63589 Pre-Victorian (Pre-1837) 63590 Victorian (1837-1901) 63591 Edwardian (1901-1910) 121487 20th Century 63592 Other Reproduction Furniture 130950 - Antiquities 37903 Americas 37908 British 60201 Chinese 66833 Egyptian 37905 European 91100 Greek 37906 Irish 105882 Near Eastern 91101 Prehistoric 66834 Roman 37907 Russian 91102 Scandinavian 91103 Other Antiquities 73464 - Architectural Antiques 4707 Chandeliers 63516 Doors 37910 Door Bells/ Knockers 37912 Door Knobs/ Handles 37914 Fireplaces 63518 Garden 4708 Hardware/ Home 66637 Hooks/ Brackets 37913 Light Switches 121472 Locks/ Keys 37915 Plaques 100901 Signs 63519 Stained Glass 4771 Stair/ Carpet Rods 112084 Tiles 37917 Weathervanes/ Lightning Rods 37918 Windows/ Sashes/ Locks 63520 Other Architectural Antiques 1207 - Asian/ Oriental Antiques 20082 - Chinese 37919 Baskets 37920 Bowls 37921 Boxes 37922 Buddhas 60190 Cabinets 37923 Chairs 37924 Chests 37925 Glasses/ Cups 37926 Necklaces/ Pendants 37927 Ornaments 96754 Paintings/ Scrolls 38124 Plates 37928 Pots 37929 Snuff Bottles 37930 Statues 37931 Tables 37932 Textiles 100902 Vases 37933 Cloisonne 66836 Ivory 66837 Jade/ Hardstone 27312 Porcelain 27316 Woodenware 66838 Other Chinese 73465 Indian 60209 Islamic/ Middle Eastern 116556 - Japanese 37934 Bowls 37935 Boxes 37936 Buddhas 112088 Glasses/ Cups 37937 Netsuke 37938 Paintings/ Scrolls 38125 Plates 37939 Porcelain 27317 Prints 38126 Textiles 100903 Vases 37940 Cloisonne 91104 Other Japanese 73466 South-East Asian 20085 Tibetan 79947 Other Asian/ Oriental Antiques 2194 Carpets/ Rugs 73468 Decorative Arts 1208 - Ethnographic Antiques 2207 African 4171 Latin American 4170 Native American 4173 Oceanian/ Australasian 4172 Other Ethnographic Antiques 2204 - Fabric/ Textiles 2218 Embroidery 20117 Fabric 73469 Lace/ Crochet/ Doilies 2219 Linens 2220 Pillows 63624 Quilts 2221 Samplers 2223 Tapestries 2224 Other Fabric/ Textiles 362 Manuscripts 356 - Maps 37958 - UK 98446 - England 121491 Pre-1900 63614 Post-1900 93118 - Scotland 121492 Pre-1900 121493 Post-1900 121494 - Wales 121495 Pre-1900 121496 Post-1900 121497 Other UK Maps 121498 - Africa 98448 Pre-1900 37959 Post-1900 93119 - Asia 98450 Pre-1900 37960 Post-1900 93120 - Central America/ Caribbean 98452 Pre-1900 63596 Post-1900 93123 - Europe 98454 Pre-1900 38325 Post-1900 93121 - India 98456 Pre-1900 63597 Post-1900 93122 - Ireland 105883 Pre-1900 105884 Post-1900 105885 - Middle East 98458 Pre-1900 63598 Post-1900 93124 - North America 98460 Pre-1900 37962 Post-1900 93125 - Oceania/ Australasia 98462 Pre-1900 37961 Post-1900 93126 - South America 98464 Pre-1900 37963 Post-1900 96767 - World Maps 98466 Pre-1900 2206 Post-1900 93127 - Globes 98468 Pre-1900 63593 Post-1900 93128 - Other Maps 98470 Pre-1900 38326 Post-1900 93129 Marine/ Maritime 66638 - Metalware 1211 Brass 4175 Bronze 1212 Cast Iron 20087 Copper 1213 Gold 4176 Pewter 1214 Spelter 112090 Tin 63548 Wrought Iron 20088 Other Metalware 358 - Science/ Medicine 20094 Medical Instruments 1210 Scientific Instruments 361 Other Science/ Medicine 20095 - Silver 20096 - Silver Plate 2212 Ash Trays 105886 Bottles 105887 Bowls 37985 Boxes 105888 Candlesticks/ Candelabra 20098 Cups/ Goblets 37986 Cutlery 2216 Dishes/ Coasters 105889 Ladles 105892 Miniatures 105893 Mustard Pots 112091 Napkin Rings/ Clips 105894 Pitchers/ Jugs 39437 Plates/ Platters/ Trays 39438 Salt & Pepper Cellars/ Shakers 105895 Sauce Boats 105896 Sugar Bowls/ Tongs 105898 Teapots & Sets 37988 Vases/ Urns 39439 Other Silver Plate 1216 - Solid Silver 2213 Ash Trays 105908 Bottles 105909 Bowls 37991 Boxes 37992 Brooches/ Jewellery 105910 Brushes/ Grooming Sets 105911 Buckles 105912 Candlesticks/ Candelabra 20103 Card Cases 105899 Cigarette/ Vesta Cases 105900 Cups/ Goblets 37993 Cutlery 60198 Dishes/ Coasters 63620 Frames 105902 Ladles 105904 Miniatures 63623 Mirrors 105906 Mustard Pots 113310 Napkin Rings/ Clips 39440 Pitchers/ Jugs 37995 Plates/ Platters/ Trays 39441 Pocket Watches/ Chains/ Fobs 105913 Salt & Pepper Cellars/ Shakers 39442 Sauce Boats 105914 Shoe Horns 105915 Statues 105907 Sugar Bowls/ Tongs 63622 Teapots & Sets 37998 Thimbles 107440 Vases/ Urns 39443 Vinaigrettes 107441 Other Solid Silver 1215 - Woodenware 37941 Bowls 37942 Boxes 37943 Candlesticks 108817 Carved Figures/ Models 60330 Ornaments 79948 Pots/ Jars 66850 Stands 108816 Tea Caddies 112159 Trays 37944 Treen 79949 Walking Sticks/ Canes 66851 Writing Slopes 112160 Other Woodenware 1219 - Periods/ Styles 100927 Aesthetic Movement 100928 Art Deco 69471 Art Nouveau 69472 Arts & Crafts Movement 96768 Modernist 69473 Reproduction Antiques 22608 Other Antiques 12 - Art 550 - Artists (Self-Representing) 60435 ACEO Art Cards 121468 Drawings 60436 New Media 72180 - Paintings 60437 Acrylic 60438 Oil 60439 Pastel 100924 Watercolour/ Gouache 60440 Other Paintings 60441 Photographs 72181 Prints 72182 Sculptures 60442 Other Media 20158 Canvas/ Giclee Prints 20147 - Contemporary Paintings 20134 Abstract 20136 Experimental/ Alternative 69474 Pop Art 75295 Traditional 67036 Other Contemporary Paintings 551 - Drawings 20119 Contemporary (1980-Now) 552 Modern (1900-1979) 20121 Antique (Pre-1900) 20120 Folk Art 357 Mixed Media 554 New Media 72174 - Paintings 20125 Modern (1900-1979) 20132 Antique (Pre-1900) 20129 - Photographs 20138 Contemporary (1991-Now) 66465 Modern (1940-1990) 2211 Antique (Pre-1940) 20139 - Posters 60432 Contemporary (1980-Now) 28009 Modern (1900-1979) 60434 Antique (Pre-1900) 60433 - Prints 20140 - Contemporary (1980-Now) 20145 Limited Editions 360 Open Editions 20144 - Modern (1900-79) 20142 Limited Editions 20143 Open Editions 72175 - Antique (Pre-1900) 10163 Abstract 108799 Architecture 10165 Botanical/ Plants 10166 Cartoons & Caricatures 22605 Costume/ Fashion 10167 Famous Paintings/ Painters 100922 Farming 100923 Landscape 108800 Military 79956 Natural History/ Animals 10168 Nautical/ Seascape 91133 Portrait 10169 Religious 20141 Science/ Medicine 90565 Sporting 79957 Topographical 10170 Transportation / Travel 91134 Other Antique Prints 10164 - Sculptures 72176 Contemporary (1980-Now) 553 Modern (1900-1979) 72177 Antique (Pre-1900) 72178 Other Art 4174 - Baby 2984 - Baby Bathing/ Grooming 20394 Baby Baths 20395 Baby Bath Seats & Supports 96772 Baby Bath Sets 100968 Bath Toys 96777 Brushes, Combs & Scissors 100969 Dressing
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    The Bright Garden by Alex Puncekar Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Master of Fine Arts in the Northeast Ohio Master of Fine Arts Program YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY May, 2017 The Bright Garden Alex Puncekar I hereby release this thesis to the public. I understand that this thesis will be made available from the OhioLINK ETD Center and the Maag Library Circulation Desk for public access. I also authorize the University or other individuals to make copies of this thesis as needed for scholarly research. Signature: Alex Puncekar, Student Date Approvals: Christopher Barzak, Thesis Advisor Date Imad Rahman, Committee Member Date Eric Wasserman, Committee Member Date Dr. Salvatore A. Sanders, Dean of Graduate Studies Date ABSTRACT Calli Hayford lives on Kipos, a recently colonized planet far from Earth. Amongst the jungles and ravenous animals that threaten the various settlements across the planet’s surface, Calli is dealing with something much more dire: her sick mother, who is slowly dying from an unknown sickness. With funds scarce, Calli decides to do the impossible: to locate auracite, a rare mineral native to Kipos, in the hopes that it will provide her with the money to afford a cure. She leaves home with her friend, the sly and scruffy Sera, and encounters a whole new world outside of her own, one that will force her to answer questions she never knew she needed to answer: how far is she willing to go for someone she loves? iii Table of Contents Prologue 1 Chapter 1 6 Chapter 2 21 Chapter 3 35 Chapter 4 57 Chapter 5 80 Chapter 6 92 Chapter 7 123 Chapter 8 136 Chapter 9 156 Chapter 10 165 Chapter 11 192 Chapter 12 220 Chapter 13 245 Chapter 14 260 Chapter 15 279 Chapter 16 296 Chapter 17 313 Chapter 18 333 Chapter 19 358 Chapter 20 374 Chapter 21 387 iv Chapter 22 397 Epilogue 403 v Prologue Diana Hayford remembers Autumn.