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@afamuseum

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44,712
1.19%
530
3

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We are open Wednesday to Sunday, 11:30AM — 6PM. See #AmericanPerspectives, #SixDecades & more. Admission is always free. Click the link ⤵️ for info.

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english

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popularity

44,712
559
micro influencer
@afamuseum is a micro influencer with 44,712 followers.

content

2,132
nan% vs. nan%
771 chars
3
Oct 12
+ daily
@afamuseum is incredibly active, publishing several times a day, with a poor use of captions but great use of hashtags

community engagement

530 / 1.19%
42%
3 / 0.00007%
31%
@afamuseum's community is poorly engaged but consistent
not good nor bad
very low
low
good
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very high

History

30 days
90 days
all
date
followers
following
uploads
eng. rate
avg. likes
avg. comments
Oct 13
4 44,712
559
2,132
1.19%
530
3
Oct 12
168 44,708
559
2,131
1.24%
556
4
Oct 08
67 44,540
494
2,127
1.36%
606
4
Oct 04
90 44,473
493
2,124
1.56%
693
5
Sep 30
196 44,383
492
2,119
1.38%
614
5
Sep 26
27 44,187
492
2,115
1.18%
523
4
Sep 25
38 44,160
492
2,113
1.41%
622
5
Sep 24
38 44,122
492
2,111
1.57%
692
5
Sep 23
66 44,084
492
2,111
1.46%
644
5
Sep 20
32 44,018
491
2,109
1.21%
531
4
Sep 19
18 43,986
491
2,107
1.35%
593
5
Sep 18
18 43,968
491
2,106
1.37%
603
5
Sep 17
29 43,950
490
2,106
1.35%
595
5
Sep 16
21 43,921
490
2,105
1.39%
612
5
Sep 15
15 43,900
490
2,104
1.36%
595
5
Sep 14
37 43,885
490
2,103
1.37%
600
5
date
followers
following
uploads
eng. rate
avg. likes
avg. comments
Sep 13
29 43,848
490
2,102
1.33%
583
5
Sep 12
22 43,819
490
2,101
1.35%
591
5
Sep 11
11 43,797
492
2,100
1.38%
605
5
Sep 10
28 43,786
491
2,099
1.55%
677
6
Sep 09
37 43,758
492
2,098
1.52%
667
6
Sep 08
25 43,721
492
2,097
1.42%
621
6
Sep 07
19 43,696
491
2,096
1.42%
620
6
Sep 06
39 43,677
490
2,096
1.39%
607
5
Sep 05
32 43,638
490
2,095
1.32%
574
5
Sep 04
19 43,606
489
2,094
1.26%
549
5
Sep 03
20 43,587
489
2,093
1.25%
545
5
Sep 02
46 43,567
488
2,092
1.19%
519
5
Sep 01
42 43,521
488
2,091
1.24%
541
5
Aug 31
64 43,479
489
2,091
1.18%
511
5
followers vs

Feed

last 12
last 24
last 36

Posting times

last 12
last 24
last 36
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Hashtags

top 5
top 15
top 25
all
#AFAM #AFAMfromHome #ForFolksSake #FMFFacebookLive #HenryDarger
92%
42%
25%
17%
17%

Best performing posts

comments

afamuseum's best performing instagram post
comments
9
Oct 05 2020 GMT17:20
captions
Calligraphy, or writing as decorative art, was especially popular in America during the second half of the nineteenth century. Originally used as an exercise to train students to perfect their handwriting, steel pen drawings made with repeated cursive flourishes and strokes provided an interesting diversion from the repetitive penning of p’s and q’s in learning to write. Calligraphic drawing also gave the accomplished scribe a means of showing his or her ability and gave penmanship masters a way to advertise their profession.⁠ ⁠ image: Spencerian Birds, Students of Miss Lilian Hamm (dates unknown), United States, c. 1850–1900, Watercolor and ink on paper, Gift of Cyril Irwin Nelson in memory of his grandparents Guerdon Stearns and Elinor Irwin (Chase) Holden, and in honor of his parents, Cyril Arthur and Elise Macy Nelson. 1983.29.4⁠ Photo Credit: Helga Photo Studio⁠ ⁠
hashtags
#AFAMfromHome
#AFAM
#Calligraphy
#SpencerianBirds
analysis
This post got
200% more likes
compared to @afamuseum's average. It uses
33% more hashtags
and its
caption is 17% longer
afamuseum's best performing instagram post
comments
6
Oct 10 2020 GMT13:08
captions
Quilts historically hold elements of memory and commemoration. Often utilizing remnants of fabric recycled from other textiles, they are encoded with deep meaning that is specific to the maker, the recipient, and those close to the events captured in bits of cloth. ⁠⠀ ⁠⠀ The evolution of the crazy quilt coincided with the availability of domestically produced luxury textiles, including velvets, brocades, and silks, and the development of a secondary weaving industry based on commemorative and decorative ribbons woven with a jacquard loom. Known as Stevengraphs, the collectible ribbons were available in hundreds of standardized patterns and could also be specially commissioned. Embellished ribbons, whether woven, printed, or painted, became standard fodder for incorporation into the crazy quilt as shorthand for lived experience.⁠⠀ ⁠⠀ This silk quilt made in 1923 by Eudoxia Amelia Kelly Niblin for her niece Euda Aletha Kelly (1911–1964) is on view in "American Perspectives." Click the link in our bio to reserve your ticket. Admission is always free. ⁠⠀ image: Oregon Pioneer Organization Quilt for Euda Aletha Kelly, Eudoxia Aurora Kelly Niblin (1865–1945), Oregon, United States, 1923, Silk with silk embroidery, Gift of Margaret Cavigga⁠ 1985.23.9⁠ Photo Credit: John Parnell⁠⠀ ⁠⠀
hashtags
#AmericanPerspectives
#AFAM
#Quilting
analysis
This post got
100% more likes
compared to @afamuseum's average. It uses
the average amount of hashtags
and its
caption is 73% longer
afamuseum's best performing instagram post
comments
4
Oct 03 2020 GMT12:01
captions
wrote “The Story of the Vivian Girls in What is Known as the Realms of the Unreal, of the Glandeco-Angelinian War Storm Caused by the Child Slave Rebellion” sometime between 1910 to 1912 and 1938 to 1939. This saga is embellished by borrowings from historic newspaper accounts of the Civil War and World War I, Catholic liturgy, sacred hymns, and classical and popular literature, such as “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” by Harriet Beecher Stowe, “The Pilgrim’s Progress” by John Bunyan, “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” by Lewis Carroll, and L. Frank Baum’s series of Oz books. Darger’s art practice is seen as an extension of his writing instead of being an illustration of it.⁠ ⁠ See this work of art in "Six Decades Collecting Self-Taught Art," which is on view at the museum. Click the link in our bio to reserve your ticket. Admission is always free.⁠ ⁠ Colonel Jack F Evans; Henry Darger (1892–1973); Chicago, Illinois, United States; Mid-twentieth century; watercolor, pencil, ink, and collage on board;13 3/4 × 11 1/2 in.; Museum purchase © Kiyoko Lerner, 2002.22.5 Photo Credit: Gavin Ashworth⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠
hashtags
#HenryDarger
#AFAM
#SixDecades
#HenryDarger
analysis
This post got
33% more likes
compared to @afamuseum's average. It uses
33% more hashtags
and its
caption is 49% longer

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