Suffrage Quilt
Made to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, this Suffrage Quilt serves as a visual timeline for Idaho's path to ensuring voting rights for all women. Symbols within the quilt tell the story of prominent contributions from women-led organizations, government bodies and citizens who helped lead the way to equality. Although the quilt celebrates achievements of those who came before, the artist left this quilt unfinished to represent the work still to be done.
Boise's remarkable and diverse collection of Public Art is growing each year. Search the collection of paintings, sculptures, murals, installations, mosaics, traffic boxes and much more to fully appreciate the rich treasure that is the City's Public Art.
The vast majority of the images of the artworks, historical photographs, and other items in the Arts and History Collections are protected by copyright and other intellectual property rights. Any use or reproduction of such images is governed by the City of Boise’s Terms of Use.
The information about each work is published from the Boise City Department of Arts and History’s collection database. Updates and additions stemming from research and image activities are ongoing, with new content added regularly. Every effort has been made to accurately determine the rights status of works and their images. Please contact the Department of Arts and History if you have further information on the rights status of a work contrary or in addition to the information in our records.
