LIS5990: Museum Informatics

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A yellow coffee mug depicting household items with the text "All things in their being are good for something."

A textured coffee mug depicting a sloth.

A coffee mug depicting Luca and Alberto from the film Luca, among many multicolored fish.

A blue coffee mug depicting Stitch and Scrump from the film Lilo and Stitch.

A red, blue, and gray coffee mug depicting Spiderman.

Figurine depicting the wolf form of Link, protagonist of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, and Midna, a supporting character from the same game. Link's fur is mostly gray, but there are patches of white on his face, feet, and underbelly; there are also strange white markings above his eyes. A shackle is coupled to his front left leg. Midna is a small, humanoid creature that rides atop Link; her body is similarly colored, though her mysterious markings are blue. She wears a distinctive headpiece that covers her left eye and also has a long mane of orange-yellow hair. The base of the figurine is gold on the sides and the top.

Figurine of the female form of Corrin, protagonist of Fire Emblem Fates. She has the appearance of a young woman with white hair and pale skin. She is dressed in white with black accents and gold trim across most of her body, and a blue cape flows behind her. She wields over her head an impressive sword that features chainsaw-like teeth on both sides of the blade and also appears to be on fire. The base of the figurine is black on the sides and gold on top.

Figurine of a Guardian, a recurring enemy in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. It is a large, insect-like automaton consisting of a central body, six mechanical legs arranged on all sides, and a head joint with a bright blue "eye." A strange red color swirls around the Guardian's intricate design, which is otherwise dull in color. The legs of the figurine can be moved into poses, but the head joint cannot be rotated like it can in-game. The base of the figurine is gold on the sides; the top of the base is not visible.

Figurine of Sephiroth, the antagonist of Final Fantasy VII. He has the appearance of an adult man with long, silver hair and pale skin. He is dressed almost entirely in black apart from silver shoulder plates. A single large wing with black feathers extends from his back and wraps around his right side. Sephiroth wields a large Japanese-style sword with gold and black trim. The base of the figurine is black on the sides and gold on top.

Figurine of Chrom, the protagonist of Fire Emblem Awakening. He has blue hair and pale skin; he also bears a distinct mark on his right arm. He is dressed in blue and silver armor with gold trim and has a cape flowing behind him. Chrom wields a distinctive sword with gold etching around the hilt and down the blade. The base of the figurine is red on the sides and white on top.

Wooden broach in the shape of a shop sign hanging from a post by chains. The purple sign reads “antiques” in white freehand style lettering and is framed by purple roses with grey leaves. Locking bar pin mechanism.

Black button with white ornate scrolling motifs surrounding white gothic lettering which reads “Beloved”. Locking bar pin mechanism.

Rosette made of black velvet ribbon and striped black satin ribbon with a black framed photograph in the middle. The black and white photograph depicts a woman wearing a high neck lacy blouse, jewelry and a ribbon in her hair. “Two-way” mechanism with locking bar pin and alligator hair clip.

Heart shaped badge covered in rainbow holographic details. The background is purple spotted with black hearts. The foreground is of a black and white spotted dog with pink heart shaped blush and a black heart shaped patch on the eye. The dog wears a bow over the left ear. The rainbow colored heart shaped logo of creepy kitty sits at the left front paw and a rainbow colored shooting start sits over the right front paw. Safety pin mechanism.

White tulle bow with felted dots. In the middle of the bow are felt leaves and satin hydrangea flowers with glass beads in their centers. Locking bar pin mechanism.

Woman is depicted with hair that looks like the waves of the ocean with white sea foam interlaced. Red and Orange fish are within her hair. This only shows the woman from the shoulders up. Her expression is serene, with her eyes closed and mouth smiling. Shoulder can be seen with a hand on it.

42nd album from band leader and jazz trumpeter Miles Davis. Originally released in 1970, this reissued edition was produced in 1975 by Columbia Records. Vinyl record in gatefold cardboard jacket with matte finish.

18th album by American jazz saxophonist John Coltrane. Originally released on Impulse! Records in 1964, this reissue was produced in 1972 by Impulse! and ABC Records. Vinyl record in cardboard gatefold sleeve with glossy finish.

Gray mug, eyes painted around the outside with the quote "The world is quiet here" from Lemony Snicket surrounded by vines; inside depicts tentacles rising from a bottomless void.