7.18 Cubic feet (10 letter size document boxes, 3 legal size document boxes, one tall document box, and one oversize folder.)
Type:
Collection descriptions
Archival materials
Place:
New Bern (N.C.)
Fort Greely (Alaska)
United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865
Date:
1992-2015
Summary:
Phil Jordan was a Stamp Art Director for the United States Postal Service (USPS). Jordan's involvement with the USPS started in 1991 and ended 23 years later having worked on 300 stamps. The collection consists primarily of stamp design files created and maintained by Jordan during his time as a Stamp Art Director for the United States Postal Service (USPS) from 1991 to 2014. The majority of the files relate to stamps that were issued by the USPS while a smaller portion of the files are related to unissued stamps that Jordan worked on. As a Stamp Art Director, Jordan was responisbile for leading and providing direction for stamp designs and regularly worked with researchers, artists, painters, illustrators, photographers, and typographers to bring to fruition an aesthetic vision for each stamp.
Scope and Contents:
The Phil Jordan collection consists primarily of stamp design files created and maintained by Jordan during his time as a Stamp Art Director for the United States Postal Service (USPS) from 1991 to 2013. The majority of the files relate to stamps that were issued by the USPS while a smaller portion of the files are related to unissued stamps that Jordan worked on. As a Stamp Art Director, Jordan was responsible for leading and providing direction for stamp designs and regularly worked with researchers, artists, painters, illustrators, photographers, and typographers to bring to fruition an aesthetic vision for each stamp.
Of the some 300 stamps Jordan was responsible for, some that are represented in this collection include stamps related to hospice care (Jordan consider his work on this stamp to be amongst the most rewarding); legends of baseball; the Civil War Sesquicentennial; legends of Hollywood; the Indianapolis 500; literary arts; Owney the postal dog; the Washington, D.C. cherry blossom centennial; bicycling; ʻĪd al-Fiṭr; Grand Central Terminal in New York City; the USS Arizona Memorial; Wilt Chamberlain; the 225th anniversary of the U.S. Coast Guard; and the 50th anniversary of supersonic flight.
In addition, there are portfolios that provide visual documentation of Jordan's work on stamps, correspondence related to stamp design inquiries, and some biographical information.
Materials in the collection include correspondence, drawings, illustrations, color photographs, color transparencies, maps, news releases, notes, research materials, brochures, and clippings. Some materials are in electronic format.
Many of the stamps that Jordan worked on as Stamp Art Director can be found at the National Postal Museum.
Arrangement:
This collection is arranged into five series.
Series
Series 1: Issued Stamps Issued Stamps, 1999-2011
Series 2: Unissued Stamps, 1998-2006
Series 3: Portfolios, 1993-2015
Series 4: General Files, 1992-2013
Series 5: Oversize, 1994-2015
Biographical / Historical:
Phil Jordan was a Stamp Art Director for the United States Postal Service (USPS). Jordan's involvement with the USPS started in 1991 and ended 23 years later having worked on 300 stamps.
Jordan grew up in New Bern, North Carolina and attended East Carolina University. After a period of service with the Army Arctic Indoctrination School in Fort Greely, Alaska, Jordan graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University with a degree in visual communications. Early in his career he worked as an artist for the Richmond Times-Dispatch and the Baughman Company offset lithographers while attending school on the GI Bill.
Later he worked at the advertising agency Robert Kline and Co. Inc. as their art supervisor before serving as the assistant art director the United States Chamber of Commerce. Next, he joined Beveridge and Associates, Inc. guiding art direction for corporate, institutional and government design projects. Eventually becoming a partner at the firm, Jordan left after 18 years to form his own communications consulting firm where he managed projects for USAir, NASA, McGraw-Hill, IBM, the National Air and Space Museum, and Smithsonian Books.
Jordan was responsible for the formats of the Air and Space and Smithsonian magazines and was their Design Director for fifteen years. From there his work as consulting art director for the United States Postal Service's Stamp Development Department saw him art direct and produce 300 postage stamps as well as other stamp collateral publications for 23 years. Among some of the stamps he worked on include the 2011 Neon! Celebrate stamp, the 2012 Major League Baseball All-Stars stamps, the 2013 Civil War stamps; the 2012 Cherry Blossom Centennial stamps; the 1997 Classic American Aircraft stamps; and the 2003 First Flight stamp.
Jordan's work has been featured in a number of exhibitions and in publications such as Graphis, Society of Illustrators, and Communication Arts. A recipient of professional awards from these organizations over the years, he was also the recipient of the NASA Group Achievement Award. He is a past president of the Art Directors Club of Metropolitan Washington and was an avid glider pilot, being a founding member of the Skyline Soaring Club and the former long-time editor of Skylines newsletter.
Provenance:
Donated by Phil Jordan, 2015. This collection was initially part of the museum collections (Accession 2015.2015), but was released to the NPM Archives in December 2023.
Restrictions:
Collection is open for research. Access to original archival materials is by appointment only. Researchers must submit request for appointment in writing. Please direct reference inquiries to the National Postal Museum Archives: NPM_Archives@si.edu.
Rights:
The National Postal Museum Archives makes its archival collections available for non-commercial, educational and personal use under the fair use provision of U.S. copyright law. Use or copyright restrictions may exist. It is incumbent upon the researcher to ascertain copyright status and assume responsibility for usage. Please refer to the Smithsonian's Terms of Use and the NPM Rights and Reproductions for additional information. Please direct reference inquiries to the National Postal Museum Archives: NPM_Archives@si.edu.
The papers of Aleš Hrdlička, curator in the Division of Physical Anthropology, Department of Anthropology, United States National Museum of the Smithsonian Institution, offer considerable insight into the development of physical anthropology in the first half of this century. The papers include honors bestowed on Hrdlička, autobiographical notes, correspondence with many of the leading anthropologists of the day, anthropometric and osteometric measurements and observations (forming most of the collection), extensive photographs of Hrdlička's field work, manuscripts, research materials, and "My Journeys" (essentially a diary Hrdlička kept of his field work). In addition, there is material of a personal nature. The papers date from 1875 to 1966, but the bulk of the materials date from 1903 to 1943, the time of Hrdlička's career at the USNM.
Scope and Contents:
This collection is comprised of both professional and personal materials. The professional material includes honors bestowed on Hrdlička, autobiographical notes, correspondence with many of the leading anthropologists of the day, anthropometric and osteometric measurements and observations (forming most of the collection), extensive photographs of Hrdlička's field work, manuscripts, research materials, and "My Journeys" (essentially a diary Hrdlička kept of his field work). The personal material primarily consists of correspondence with his first wife (Marie Dieudonnée Strickler) and other family members, but there are also financial records. The papers date from 1875 to 1966, but the bulk of the materials date from 1903 to 1943, the time of Hrdlička's career at the United States National Museum of the Smithsonian Institution. Hrdlička investigated all major questions confronting physical anthropologists of his day (the fossil record of early humans, the arrival of humans in the Americas, human variation, evolution, and eugenics) and made valuable contributions in all these areas. Hrdlička's interests in the establishment of physical anthropology as a distinct and important field, the welfare of the Czech people, early hominids, and variation within the human species are all documented in the collection as are the services he performed for various United States government agencies. He pursued field studies in many different parts of the world, but there are relatively few field notes as such among his papers. There is instead the edited journal "My Journeys," photographs, and physical anthropological forms. There is also relatively little material on his administrative involvement in the USNM. There is no material from Hrdlička's time at the Pathological Institution of the New York State Hospitals; after he resigned, fire destroyed the anthropological records Hrdlička collected as a member of the staff. There are materials in the collection which contradict, or at least complicate, many long-held criticisms of Hrdlička, particularly claims that he was racist and opposed feminist ideas. The collection contains materials of interest to genetic research, including anthropometric measurements, hair clippings and fingerprints.
There are a few items in the collection which are dated earlier than the collection's date span. These are publication dates, and the folders containing the items have been dated accordingly, but they have not affected the dates of the series or collection. There are also a few items which are dated after Hrdlička's death. These dates reflect the fact that the collection was added to by the Department of Physical Anthropology after Hrdlička's death and have been taken into account when formulating dates for the series and collection.
Please note that the contents of the collection and the language and terminology used reflect the context and culture of the time of its creation. As an historical document, its contents may be at odds with contemporary views and terminology and considered offensive today. The information within this collection does not reflect the views of the Smithsonian Institution or National Anthropological Archives, but is available in its original form to facilitate research.
Arrangement:
This collection is arranged in 37 series:
(1) Miscellaneous Personal Papers, 1875-1940
(2) Early Personal Correspondence, 1883-1919
(3) Correspondence, 1885-1953
(4) News Clippings and Printed Matter, 1893-1953
(5) Financial Papers, 1910-1943
(6) Journeys to the Southwestern United States and Mexican Indians, 1898-1919
(7) Journeys to the Dakota, Chippewa, Kickapoo, and Shawnee, 1916-1917
(11) Journey to Egypt, Europe, and Russia, 1908-1909
(12) Journey to South America, 1910, 1910-1912
(13) Journey to the Far East, 1920, 1900-1930
(14) Journey to Australia, Java, India, South Africa, and Europe, 1924-1925
(15) Anthropometric Measurements of Indians Taken at the United States National Museum, 1904-1905, most undated
(16) Bone Studies, 1893-1929, most undated
(17) Old Americans, 1914-1930
(18) Children Who Run on All Fours, 1928-1936
(19) Early Man Studies, 1906-1930
(20) European Ethnic History, 1908-1938
(21) Miscellaneous Research Notes, 1887-1930
(22) Manuscripts of Writings, 1901-1944, most undated
(23) Writings by Other Authors, 1877-1942
(24) Anthropometry, undated
(25) "From My Journeys", 1898-1938
(26) -- American Journal of Physical Anthropology -- , 1918-1931
(27) American Association of Physical Anthropologists, 1924-1931
(28) International Congress of Americanists, 1900-1928
(29) Institute of Population, 1942
(30) Department of Anthropology, 1914-1943
(31) Lecture Notes, 1920-1932
(32) Maps and Charts, 1900-1932
(33) Miscellany, 1895-1954
(34) Index Cards, 1899-1948
(35) Bibliographic Index, undated
(36) Physical Anthropology Folios, undated
(37) Photographs, 1887-1944
Biographical Note:
Aleš Hrdlička was born in Bohemia in 1869 and came to America when he was thirteen. As a young man, he was trained in medicine at New York's Eclectic Medical College and the New York Homeopathic Medical College, receiving degrees from each. His first professional work was as a private practitioner, but he gave that up in 1894 when he joined the staff of the New York State Hospital for the Insane at Middletown. There, in addition to other duties, he began studies of the physical characteristics of inmates. This set in motion developments that would eventually lead him to become one of the world's most prominent anthropologists who has sometimes been referred to as "the founder of physical anthropology in America."
In 1896, in preparation for a research appointment with the Department of Anthropology in the Pathological Institute of the New York State Hospitals, Hrdlička went to Paris and studied with Leon Manouvrier. After his return to America, he worked for a short period with the Pathological Institute and came into contact with G.S. Huntington of the College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York. Hrdlička arranged and studied Huntington's large collection of skeletal material, thus gaining knowledge of a well-documented collection representing largely normal persons of European ancestry. He came to the attention of Frederic Ward Putnam, of the American Museum of Natural History, who arranged for his first anthropological field studies.
It was thus that Hrdlička became a member of the Hyde Expeditions to the American Southwest and northern Mexico. In 1898, he traveled to Mexico with Carl Lumholtz to study the Tarahumaras, Huichols, and neighboring tribes. In subsequent years, he returned to Mexico and the Southwest alone and studied physical characteristics and medical conditions of several American Indian tribes. With this experience and examinations of the Trenton and Lansing skeletal material for Putnam, Hrdlička came fully into the world of anthropology. In 1903, he was appointed head of the newly formed Division of Physical Anthropology in the United States National Museum.
While in his position at the Smithsonian, Hrdlička returned to the Southwest for studies of Pima and Apache children in 1905 and, in the following year, traveled to Florida to examine allegedly ancient remains of man. In 1908, he worked among a number of Indian tribes, including the Menominee, Oglala Dakota, Quinailt, Hupa, and Mohave, in a study of tuberculosis among them. In 1909, he traveled to Egypt with an expedition of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York in order to study living Egyptians and to examine remains of Egypt's past population. The following year took him to Argentina, Peru, and Mexico. In the first of these, he again examined allegedly ancient remains of man. In Peru, he made a large collection of skeletal material near Trujillo, at Pachamac, and in the Chicama Valley.
From 1912-1914, Hrdlicka undertook a physical anthropological exhibit for the Panama-California Exposition in San Diego and, for this, traveled to eastern Siberia, Mongolia, Peru, and Florida. He also examined fossil remains of man in Europe and directed field work of other anthropologists in South and East Africa, St. Lawrence Island in Alaska, the Philippines, eastern Siberia, and the Ukraine. In 1915, for the Department of Justice, he assessed the racial makeup of Chippewas on the Leech Lake and White Earth reservations in Minnesota and also studied Dakota Indians. In 1917, his field work was directed toward white American families with longtime residence in the United States. In 1918, he carried out a survey of ancient sites in eastern Florida for the Bureau of American Ethnology. In 1920, he traveled to Hawaii, Japan, Korea, and Manchuria in connection with an appointment to lecture at the Peking Union Medical College. As director of the American School for Prehistoric Studies in France, he again studied fossil remains of man in Europe in 1922 and 1923. In 1925, he carried out work in India, Ceylon, Java, Australia, South Africa, and Europe. In 1927, he was again in Europe to deliver the Huxley Memorial Lecture before the Royal Anthropological Society in Great Britain. Between 1929 and 1938, he traveled frequently to Alaska to carry on an anthropological survey. In 1939, he traveled to Russia and Siberia.
Beginning with much of the skeletal collection of the Army Medical Museum, which had been transferred to the Smithsonian in 1898 before he was appointed there, Hrdlička amassed a bone collection that included, among many other specimens, the Huntington collection, casts of fossil remains of man, and a large and diverse North American collection. He also gathered a large collection of human brains. Over three hundred publications resulted from his study of this material, his field work, and his study of specimens in other museums. In addition, he was involved in many other activities. For United States government agencies, he provided services ranging from examinations of human remains for law enforcement officials to providing information and opinions concerning national origins and traits that were needed to interpret laws and form foreign policy. During World War II, he also advised government officials on policies to be pursued with certain national groups following the war.
In 1918, Hrdlička founded the American Journal of Physical Anthropology and remained its editor until 1942. In 1928, he was the major force behind the organization of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists and served as its president from 1928 to 1932. He was also president of the Anthropological Society of Washington in 1907, the American Anthroplogical Association from 1925 to 1927, and the Washington Academy of Sciences from 1928 to 1929. He was chairman of Section H of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 1918 and secretary of the Committee on Anthropology of the National Research Council in 1917. From the 1920s to the 1940s Hrdlicka was a member of the American Eugenics Society and prepared exhibits for various eugenics congresses. In addition, Hrdlička was a member of the American Philosophical Society and the National Academy of Sciences. He represented the Smithsonian at several international gatherings of scholars, including meetings of the International Congress of Americanists.
Chronology
1869 March 29 -- Alois Ferdinand Hrdlička (Aleš Hrdlička) born in Humpolec, Bohemia
1882 September -- Emigrated to New York City
1888 -- While stricken with typhoid, met M. Rosenbleuth, a physician who arranged for Hrdlička to enroll at the Eclectic Medical College of New York City
1892 -- Enrolled in the New York Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital Published first article, "Scheme of Examination (Medical)," Publications of the Eclectic Medical College Graduated first in his class from the Eclectic Medical College
1894 -- Graduated first from his class from the Homeopathic Medical College Became research intern at the State Homeopathic Hospital for the Insane in Middletown, New York, where he began his studies in physical anthropology Passed state board examination (allopathic)
1895 -- Joined staff of the Pathological Institute of the New York State Hospitals as associate in anthropology
1896 -- Studied anthropology under Leon Manouvrier in Paris
1896 August 6 -- Married Marie Stickler (Dieudonnée)
1898 March-July(?) -- Accompanied Carl Lumholtz on his expedition to northern Mexico, sponsored by the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH), and visited the Tarahumara, Huichol, and Tepecan Indians
1899 Spring -- Resigned from the Pathological Institute to take charge of physical and medical anthropological research on the Hyde Expeditions of the AMNH to the southwestern United States
1899 August -- Hyde expedition for the AMNH to Chaco Canyon, New Mexico, to excavate the site of Pueblo Bonito and to conduct somatological surveys among the Indians; visited Grand Gulch caves in southern Utah; included visits to the Navahos and southern Utes
1900 -- Hyde expedition for the AMNH to New Mexico, Arizona, and southern Colorado to conduct somatological surveys among the Indians; included visits to the Apaches, Yumas, and Pueblo Indians
1902 January-September -- Hyde expeditions for AMNH to southwestern Arizona, New Mexico, and northern Mexico to conduct somatological surveys; included visits to the Tepecanos, Papagos, Opatas, Pimas, Yaquis, Mayos, Huichols, Otomis, Tepehuanes, Maricopas, Yumas, Yavapais, Paiutes, Walapais, and Havasupais
1902 October-December -- Hyde expedition for the AMNH to Mexico for Hrdlička to complete his somatological investigations; included visits to the Tepehuanes, Coras, Huichols, "Nahuas," "Aztecs," and Tarascans
1903 May 1 -- Became assistant curator in charge of the new Division of Physical Anthropology, Department of Anthropology, at the United States National Museum, Smithsonian Institution
1905 -- Expedition under the auspices of the Bureau of American Ethnology to Arizona and New Mexico to complete the observations on the tribes of this region; Hrdlička especially studied Apache and Pima Indian children
1906 February -- Expedition to western Florida to investigate remains of alleged ancient man
1907 -- President of the Anthropological Society of Washington
1908 -- Expedition to Indian schools and reservations in Wisconsin, Washington, California, Arizona, and South Dakota to study tuberculosis for a report to the International Congress of Tuberculosis
1908 December - 1909 May -- Traveled to Egypt, Greece, Turkey, Hungary, Bohemia, Russia, Poland, and Germany to examine human skeletal remains from an excavation in Egypt by the Metropolitan Museum of Art and to study peoples of the Near East
1910 March 28 -- Promoted to curator in the Division of Physical Anthropology
1910 April-September -- Attended the 17th International Congress of Americanists in Buenos Aires and Mexico City Traveled to Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Mexico, and Panama
1912 -- Planned and directed seven expeditions for the physical anthropology exhibit at the Panama-California Exposition held at San Diego in 1915; expeditions included Hrdlička to Siberia and Mongolia and later to Peru; Riley D. Moore to St. Lawrence Island, Alaska; Philip Newton to the Philippine Islands; Vojtech Suk to Africa; Stanislaw Poniatowski to eastern Siberia; Kazimir Stolyhwo to the Birusa caves in Siberia and to the Ukraine; and Jindřich Matiegka to Bohemia
1912 May-Summer -- Traveled to London to attend 18th International Congress of Americanists Traveled to Siberia and Mongolia for the Panama-California Exposition
1912 September -- Traveled to Geneva for the 14th International Congress of Prehistoric Anthropology and Archaeology
1913 January-April -- Expedition to Peru as part the effort for the Panama-California Exposition
1914 November 18 - 1915 January 18 -- Attended Panama-California Exposition
1915 May -- Research for the Department of Justice at the White Earth and Leech Lake reservations in Minnesota to determine non-Indian mixture among Chippewas
1915 December -- Served as General Secretary for the 19th International Congress of Americanists held in Washington
1916 Fall -- Traveled to Florida to examine remains of supposed ancient man
1917 March-July -- Served as Secretary on the Committee on Anthropology of the National Research Council
1917 Summer -- "Old American" research at Yale University, Harvard University, and the University of Virginia and in Tennessee
1917 August -- Sponsored by the American Association for the Advancement of Science, traveled to Oklahoma to visit the Shawnee Agency in eastern Oklahoma and the Kickapoo Indians in McCloud to search for adequate samples of pure blood Indians
1918 -- Elected to the American Philosophical Society Served as Chairman of Section H of the American Association for the Advancement of Science Founded the American Journal of Physical Anthropology and became its long-time editor Surveyed prehistoric sites on the southwest coast of Florida
1918 October 8 -- Death of his wife Marie
1920 -- Anthropometry published by the Wistar Institute Elected an honorary fellow of the Royal Anthropological Society of Great Britain
1920 Summer -- Married Mina (Vilemina) Mansfield
1920 January-May -- Visited Japan, Korea, Manchuria, northern China, Mongolia, and Hawaii Lectured at Peking Union Medical College in China
1920 Fall -- Visited Minnesota Chippewa (at the White Earth Reservation?) to help the Department of Justice setter the question of mixed and pure bloods among the Chippewa
1921 -- Elected to the National Academy of Sciences
1922 -- Visited Spain, France, Germany, Moravia, and England Awarded honorary Sc.D. degree from the University of Prague Chairman of the American delegation to the 20th International Congress of Americanists in Rio de Janiero
1923 -- Served three and one-half months as Director of the American School in France for Prehistoric Studies Visited England, Holland, Belgium, France, Germany, Bohemia, Austria, Croatia, and Italy
1925 -- The Old Americans published by Williams and Wilkins Co.
1925 March-October -- Traveled to Australia, Java, India, South Africa, and Europe on a trip sponsored by the Buffalo [New York] Society of Natural Science to obtain cranial measurements of Australian aborigines and Tasmanians, to investigate the Rhodesian Man site in South Africa, to survey the field of early man, and to collect data to support his hypothesis about the peopling of the Earth
1925-1926 -- President of the American Anthropological Association
1926 -- Awarded honorary Sc.D. degree from University of Brno and D.Nat.Sc. degree from Brunn University
1926 May-September -- First fieldwork in Alaska: reconnaissance down the Yukon River to its mouth, around the Bering Sea and through the Bering Strait along the Alaskan coast to Point Barrow
1927 -- Received Huxley Memorial Medal and gave Huxley Lecture on "the Neanderthal Phase of Man" before the Royal Anthropological Society of Great Britain
1928 -- Helped found the American Association of Physical Anthropologists (AAPA)
1928-1929 -- President of the Washington Academy of Sciences
1928-1932 -- Served as first president of the AAPA
1929 -- Fieldwork in Alaska: surveyed the Yukon River from Tanana to its mouth, to St. Lawrence and the Diomede Islands, to Cape Prince of Wales, up to Point Barrow and back to Unalaska Awarded honorary Sc.D. degree from Charles University, Prague
1930 -- Published The Skeletal Remains of Early Man, Vol. 83 Smithsonian Miscellaneous collections Published "Anthropological Survey in Alaska," Forty-sixth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology, pp. 21-374
1930 Summer -- Fieldwork in Alaska: surveyed the Kuskokwim River from Bethel down river to Apogak and up river to Stony River
1931 -- Children Who Run on All Fours published by McGraw-Hill Book Co.
1931 Summer -- Fieldwork in Alaska: excavated at Our (Jones) point site, trial excavations at Chief's Point and other sites, and a survey of Kodiak Island
1932 -- Kober Foundation lecturer of Georgetown University
1932 Summer -- Fieldwork in Alaska: excavated at Our (Jones) Point site, trial excavations at Chief's Point and other sites, and a survey of Kodiak Island
1934 Summer -- Fieldwork in Alaska: excavated at Our (Jones) Point site and surveyed Cooks Inlet sites and the mainland opposite the Our Point site
1935 Summer -- Fieldwork in Alaska: excavated at Our (Jones) Point site
1936 Summer -- Fieldwork in Alaska: excavated at Our (Jones) Point site and surveyed the Dutch Harbor caves, some of the Aleutian Islands, and the mummy cave on Kagamil Island
1937 Summer -- Fieldwork in Alaska: surveyed the Aleutian Islands and Commander Islands
1938 Summer -- Fieldwork in Alaska: surveyed the Aleutian Islands, Dutch Harbor caves, and Commander Islands
1939 April 4 -- Testimonial dinner given by the American Association of Physical Anthropologists in honor of his 70th birthday
1939 April-June -- Recuperated in London hospital after suffering a coronary occlusion
1942 March 31 -- Retired from curatorship at United States National Museum, becoming an associate in anthropology
1942 December -- Resigned as editor of the American Journal of Physical Anthropology
1943 -- Alaska Diary published by Cattell Press
1943 September 5 -- Died of heart attack
1944 -- Anthropology of Kodiak Island published by Wistar Institute
1945 -- The Aleutian and Commander Islands and Their Inhabitants published by Wistar Institute
1969 -- Tenth Anthropological Congress of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences dedicated to Hrdlička in the 100th anniversary year of his birth
Selected Bibliography
1908 -- Hrdlička, Aleš. Physiological and Medical Observations Among the Indians of Southwestern United States and Northern Mexico. Bulletin 34, Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of American Ethnology. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1908.
1912 -- Hrdlička, Aleš. Early Man in South America. Bulletin 52, Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of American Ethnology. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1912.
1919 -- Hrdlička, Aleš. Physical Anthropology: Its Scope and Aims. Philadelphia: The Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology, 1919.
1920 -- Hrdlička, Aleš. Anthropometry. Philadelphia: The Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology, 1920.
1925 -- Hrdlička, Aleš. The Old Americans. Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins Co., 1925.
1930 -- Hrdlička, Aleš. The Skeletal Remains of Early Man. Vol. 83, Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections. City of Washington: The Smithsonian Institution, 1930. Hrdlička, Aleš. Anthropological Survey in Alaska. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1930.
1931 -- Hrdlička, Aleš. Children Who Run on All Fours, and Other Animal-like Behaviors in the Human Child. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., 1931.
1943 -- Hrdlička, Aleš. Alaska Diary, 1926-1931. Lancaster, PA: The Jacques Cattell Press, 1943.
1944 -- Hrdlička, Aleš. Anthropology of Kodiak Island. Philadelphia: The Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology, 1944.
1945 -- Hrdlička, Aleš. The Aleutian and Commander Islands and Their Inhabitants. Philadelphia: The Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology, 1945.
Related Materials:
Additional material in the National Anthropological Archives relating to Aleš Hrdlička can be found in the papers of William Louis Abbott, Henry Bascom Collins, Herbert William Krieger, and Frank Spencer; records of the American Anthropological Association, Bureau of American Ethnology, Department of Anthropology of the United States National Museum (National Museum of Natural History), Science Service, Anthropological Society of Washington, and the United States Army Medical Museum (anatomical section, records relating to specimens transferred to the Smithsonian Institution); and glass negatives of Indians collected by the Bureau of American Ethnology, Smithsonian Institution illustrations.
Additional related photographs can be found in Photo Lot 8, Division of Physical Anthropology collection; Photo Lot 9, Photographs of Indians for the Panama-California Exposition, San Diego; Photo Lot 24, Bureau of American Ethnology, United States National Museum photographs of American Indians; Photo Lot 70, Department of Anthropology portrait file; Photo Lot 78, Miscellaneous negatives; Photo Lot 97, Division of Ethnology collection ("USNM" Collection); Photo Lot 73-26B, Aleš Hrdlička photographs relating to the Panama-California Exhibition; Photo Lot 73-26G, Miscellany; Photo Lot 77-48, Group portraits of International Congress; Photo Lot 79-38, Division of World Archeology collection; Photo Lot 83-41, Division of Physical Anthropology collection of photographs of human bones; and Photo Lot 92-46, Anthropology lantern slides.
Related films can be found in the Human Studies Film Archive under the accession numbers HSFA 1982.2.1, 1982.2.2, 1986.12.1, and 2015.13.1.
Hrdlička's extensive collection of reprints is maintained in the Division of Physical Anthropology.
Frank Spencer's doctoral dissertation "Aleš Hrdlička, M.D., 1869-1943: A Chronicle of the Life and Work of an American Physical Anthropologist" (1979) is the only book length biography of Hrdlička. The Frank Spencer papers, 1836-1999, are available at the NAA and contain original correspondence between Hrdlička and his first wife, Marie Strickler; his childhood report card from 1869; copies of family photos obtained from Lucy Miller, Hrdlička's niece; and an audio recording of Hrdlička speaking at Wistar Institute.
Further material may be found in the Smithsonian Institution Archives.
The University of Alaska Anchorage holds diaries relating to Hrdlička's Expeditions to Alaska in 1936, 1937, and 1938 in the Alan G. May papers. The finding aid for this collection is avialable online at https://archives.consortiumlibrary.org/collections/specialcollections/hmc-0690/ and a trascription of May's diaries from the expeditions is available online at https://scholarworks.alaska.edu/handle/11122/11850
Provenance:
Hrdlička bequeathed his papers to the Smithsonian Institution. The Division of Physical Anthropology maintained them until they were deposited in the National Anthropological Archives in the 1960s. Some papers have come into the collection since then, most recently in 2018. These new accretions came to the collection through Donald Ortner, David Hunt, T. Dale Stewart, the Department of Anthropology, and the University of Alaska.
Restrictions:
Access to the Aleš Hrdlička papers requires an appointment.
Aleš Hrdlička papers, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution
Sponsor:
The Repatriation Office, Department of Anthropology, National Museum of Natural History, provided funds for the arrangement and description of the Aleš Hrdlička papers
Quotes and excerpts must be cited as follows: Oral history interview with Rudolph de Harak, 2000 April 27. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
Goldwater's correspondence is with academic colleagues, art museums, arts organizations, publishers, and former students. There is also scattered correspondence with artists and with family. Subjects include: requests to write book reviews and employment references, and to critique others' writings and provide research advice; Magazine of Art and Museum of Primitive Art business; awards and memberships; details about publishing texts by Goldwater and others; and congratulatory letters, comments, and questions about his writings. A small number of letters include comments about the personal lives of the correspondents, usually routine news of family and friends; a few letters are of a purely social nature. There are three letters addressed to Louise Bourgeois: two from Erick Hawkins and one from Ronnie Elliott.
Also found here are condolence letters received upon the deaths of Goldwater's mother and father in 1942 and 1958 respectively, and a small number of letters from his parents. Family letters include a few addressed to Clara A. Goldwater (Mrs. S. S. Goldwater).
Small amounts of additional correspondence can be found in Series 2: Subject Files and Series 3: Teaching Records.
See Appendix for a list of correspondents from Series 1.
Appendix: Correspondents from Series 1:
What follows is a complete list of correspondents (and the years of correspondence) in this series.
Abramson, Jerry, 1969
Albright Art Gallery, 1947, 1954-1955
Allen Memorial Art Museum, Oberlin College, 1953
Allen, Harold, 1953
Allert de Lange Verlag, 1952-1954
American Association of University Professors, 1946
American Council of Learned Societies, 1967-1968
American Federation of Arts, 1953
American Studies Association of Metropolitan New York, 1955
Anderson, Wayne V., 1964
Andiron Club of New York City, 1945-1946
Argent Galleries, 1947
Arnason, H. Harvard, 1948
Arnheim, Rudolf, 1945
Art Bulletin, 1940-1945, 1955
Art Forum, 1967
Art Gallery of Ontario, 1970
Art Gallery of Toronto, 1972
Art In America, 1941-1947, 1955
Art Institute of Chicago, 1940
Art News, 1946-1947
Art Students League of New York, 1940, 1943
Arts Magazine, 1964, 1967
Atlantic Transports, 1952
Auchincloss, James C., 1953
Authors Guild, 1947
Baltimore Museum of Art, 1946, 1954
Baltrusaitis, Mr., 1952, 1973
Barnard College, 1954
Barr, Alfred H., Jr., 1938-1939, 1949, 1951-1952
Becker, Marion R., 1945, 1949
Bellew, Peter, 1951
Bennington College, 1950
Benz, Helen, 1946
Bernheimer, Richard, 1955
Bernier, Rosamond, 1955
Besson, Mr., 1946
Black Mountain College, 1948
Board of Higher Education, City of New York, , 1944
Booth, Cameron, 1942
Boston Art Festival, 1954
British Council, 1951
British Museum, 1934
Brooklyn College, 1946
Brown University, 1964, 1968
Burlington Magazine, 1954
Busa, Peter, 1946
California Arts and Architecture, 1944
California School of Fine Arts, 1949
California State College, 1969
Carnegie Corporation, 1942-1943
Carnegie Institute of Technology, 1942
Chanticleer Press, Inc., 1955
Chapman, Ed, 1946
Choate, Mabel, 1946
Church, Howard, 1947
Cincinnati Modern Art Society, 1946-1946
Cleveland Institute of Art, 1952
Cleveland Museum of Art, 1952-1953
Colorado College, 1952
Columbia University Press, 1948
Columbia University, 1940, 1953-1955, 1962, 1965
Comité des Arts du Congres pour la Liberté de la Culture, 1964
Cook, Walter W. S., 1942-1943, 1945-1946, 1949-1950, 1955
Criterion Books, Inc., 1955
Critique, 1946
Crosby, Sumner McK., 1942
Dartmouth College, 1942
Davis, Stuart, 1943, 1945
Dersky, Morris, 1966
Dictionary of the Arts, 1941
Direction Départmentale de la Population de la Giornde, 1948
Dodd, Mead & Company, 1945
Duke University, 1946-1948, 1950
Edman, Irwin, 1942
Elliott, Ronnie, 1950*
Elsen, Al, 1969
Engel, Eugene W., 1946-1947
Exhibition Momentum, 1953, 1956
Falkenstein, Claire, 1951
Farwell, Beatrice, 1968-1969
Federation of Modern Painters and Sculptors, Inc., 1946, 1950
Fitzsimmon, Jim, 1953
Florida State University, 1953
Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University, 1945-1947, 1949, 1954, 1956, 1971
Ford Foundation, 1969
Fox, Milton, 1958
[Frankenthaler?], Helen, 1950-1951
Frederick A. Praeger, Inc., 1969
Frick Collection, 1941
Fried, Richard N., 1950
Friedensohn, Elias, 1956
Fund for the Republic, Inc., 1956
G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1956
Gallatin, A. E., 1944
Goldwater, Barry, 1966
Goodrich, Lloyd, 1945
Goucher College, 1967
Greene, Balcomb, 1942, 1947, 1951-1953
Guggenheim Foundation, 1945-1946, 1953-1955
Hallmark Art Award, 1949
Hammacher, Mr., 1952
Harcourt, Brace and Company, Inc., 1945
Harcourt, Brace and Company, Inc., 1952
Harper and Brothers Publishers, 1939-1942
Harry N. Abrams Incorporated, 1953, 1955, 1957
Harvard University, 1949-1951, 1968
Hawkins, Erick, 1950*
Herbert, Robert L., 1954
Hollins College, 1950
Hope, Henry R., 1943-1944, 1947, 1955
Horizon, 1949
Hunter College, 1967
Hunter, Sam, 1955
Indiana University, 1966
Ingram Merrill Foundation, 1966-1967
Institute for Advanced Study, 1964, 1966
Institute for Sex Research, Inc, Indiana University, 1966
Institute of Contemporary Arts, 1951
Institute of Design, 1947
Institute of Fine Arts Alumni Association, 1954
Institute of Fine Arts, 1969
Institute of International Education, 1953-1955
Intercultural Publications, Inc., 1953
International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union, 1954
Janson, H. W., 1952-1954
Johns Hopkins Press, 1966-1967
Joslin, Andrew, 1972
Kamer, Henri A., 1964
Karl, Aline, 1953
Kenyon Review, 1945-1947, 1954
Kerns Foundation, Theosophical Society in America, 1968
Keyserling, Leon H., 1948
Kimball, Fiske, 1945, 1949
Knowles, Edwin B., Jr., 1945
Koch, Bob, 1954
Komroff, Manuel, 1944, 1946
[Krautheimer], Richard, 1944
Ladies' Garment Workers' Union, 1944
Lee, Rensselaer W., 1942, 1944
Levy, Adele R., 1956
Levy, Julien, 1944
Leylan, Robert M., 1941
Library of Congress, 1944-1947, 1952-1953
Loran, Erle, 1941
Loshak, David, 1946
Lougee and Company, 1952
M. I. T. Press, 1967
MacAgy, Douglas, 1948
Magazine of Art, 1944-1945, 1948, 1950-1951
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1967
Masson, Rose, 1944
Mayhew, Edgar deN., 1944
McGraw, Patricia, 1953
McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., 1950, 1965
Mellquist, Jerome, 1951
Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1940, 1954
Miller, Peter, 1944
Mitchell, Eleanor, 1945
Moffett, Charles, 1969
Museum of Modern Art, 1942, 1946-1947, 1949, 1953, 1955, 1969
Museum Purchase Fund, 1952
National Arts Club, 1946
Nelson, Kathleen L., 1945
New School Associates, 1953
New School for Social Research, 1949
New School, 1953, 1955
New York Times, 1946
New York University, 1934, 1937-1941, 1945, 1947, 1954, 1956-1959, 1963, 1966, 1970
New York University Press, 1970
Newark Museum, 1944
Okun, Henry, 1967-1968
Old Dominion Foundation, 1969
Ozenfant, [Amédée], 1949
Pantheon Books, Inc., 1944-1946, 1953-1954
Partisan Review, 1946, 1961-1962
Perry, William, 1941
Perspectives U.S.A., 1952
Phillips, Duncan, 1952
Photo Berard, 1951
Pietrantoni, M. L., 1955
Plass, Margo, 1962
Porter, James A., 1942
Prendergast, Charles, 1945
Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1950
Princeton University, 1943, 1949
Princeton University Press, 1947-1949, 1954-1955, 1959
Prior, Harris, 1946
Quadrum, 1956
Queens College, 1938-1957, 1972, undated
Rand School of Social Science, 1945
Random House, 1964
[Rattner], Abe, 1945
Redon, Ari, 1951
Rewald, John, 1941-1942, 1946
Rhode Island School of Design Museum of Art, 1946
Rice Institute, 1954
Rice, Philip, 1952
Richter, H., 1952, 1954
Rijksmuseum Kröller-Müller-Otterlo, 1957
Robb, David M., 1946-1947
Robinson, Cortland A., 1945
Rockefeller Foundation, 1946, 1951, 1954, 1956
Rockefeller, Nelson A., 1957-1958, 1965
Roditi, Edouard, 1951
Rodman, Selden, 1946
Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University, 1967-1968
Ruksmuseum voor Volkenkunde, 1952
Sachs, Mrs. H. F., 1941
Samuel Kress Foundation, 1968
San Francisco Museum of Art, 1953
Sandström, Sven, 1954
Sarah Lawrence College, 1949-1950
Saturday Review, 1951, 1954
Schaefer-Sinnevenm 1945
Scheeffner, Denise Pauline, 1964
Schmalenbach, Fritz, 1951-1952, 1954
Seeman, Hugh, 1953
Seligman, Germain, 1947
Seuphor, Michel, 1951-1953, 1955
[Schapiro?], Meyer, 1941, 1943, 1952, 1960
Sihara, Laxmi P., 1968
Sloane, Joe, 1941
Smyth, Craig Hugh, 1952-1954, 1956
Soby, James Thrall, 1946-1947, 1950, 1955-1956
Société des Africanistes, 1936
Sokol, David M., 1969
Solomon, Alan, undated
State University of New York, Buffalo, 1969
State University of New York, Stony Brook, 1969
Stix, Hugh, 1952
Stokowski, Gloria (Mrs. Leopold), 1952
Sweeney, James Johnson, 1953, 1956
Sypher, Wylie, 1954
Time, 1945
Times Book Club, 1945
Tobé-Coburn School for Fashion Careers, 1947, 1950
[Trilling], Lionel, 1945-1946
Twin Editions, 1944
United States Educational Commission for France, 1951
United States Information Agency, 1959
University Club of Jamaica, New York, 1941
University of Birmingham, 1969
University of Birmingham, 1970
University of California, 1968-1969
University of California, Berkeley, 1948
University of Connecticut, 1950
University of Guelph, 1970-1971
University of Illinois, 1967
University of Iowa, 1968-1969
University of Massachusetts, 1966-1967, 1972
University of New Mexico, 1967
University of North Carolina, 1953
University of Texas, 1947
University of Washington Press, 1967
Valentin, Curt, 1953
Venturi, [illegible], 1941
Viking Press, Inc., 1944, 1968
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, 1953
Visson, Assia R., 1942-1943, 1947, 1950
Vytlacil, Vaclav, 1942
Walker Art Center, 1954
Walker, Hudson D., 1948
Wardwell, Allen, II, undated
Webster J. Carson, 1945, 1955
Webster, J. Carson, 1955
Weller, Allen S., 1958
Werner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, 1970
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Collection Citation:
Robert John Goldwater papers, 1902-1974. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
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Collection Citation:
Rockwell Kent papers, circa 1840-1993, bulk 1935-1961. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
The collection documents the Fuller Brush Company founded by Alfred C. Fuller in 1906.
Content Description:
The collection documents the Fuller Brush Company from the early years of its existence. The contents include photographs; ledgers; correspondence; internal reports; manufacturing facility studies; quality control reports; financial statements; sales data; company newsletters, some loose and some in bound form; other internal publications; advertising; trade literature; product manuals; catalogs; training manuals and employee handbooks; company annual reports; convention programs and materials; films; materials relating to employee incentives; vinyl records of radio broadcasts; scripts, pressbooks, and other promotional material for motion pictures; informational audio-cassete tapes; contracts, trial testimonies, and other legal papers; industry surveys and marketing campaign proposals; and clippings and printed materials.
Arrangement:
Collection is arranged into thirteen series. Unless otherwise noted, material is arranged chronologically.
Series 1: Historical background, 1916-2001
Series 2: Corporate records, 1917-2010 (bulk 1973-1976)
Series 3: Marketing, 1941-2013
Series 4: Operational records, 1913-1976 (bulk 1969-1976)
Series 5: Financial materials, 1919-1996
Series 6: Personnel, 1922-1984
Series 7: Sales managers, 1922-1990
Series 8: Distributors, 1921-2006
Series 9: Publications, 1920-1999
Series 10: Product materials, 1912-2017
Series 11: Photographs, circa 1890-2000
Series 12: Press Clippings and Publicity, 1921-2010
Series 13: The Fuller Brush Man and The Fuller Brush Girl, 1947-1953, 2004 (bulk 1947-1952).
Historical:
Founded in 1906 by Alfred C. Fuller in Hartford, Connecticut, the Fuller Brush Company predominately sold a wide range of cleaning products, marketed for personal care, housekeeping, and commercial users. Mostly a direct-selling company, it is perhaps best known for its independent, door-to-door salesmen, a figure referred to in popular culture as "the Fuller Brush Man." Calling on the housewives of America, the Fuller Brush Man would visit households with a gift, flyers, and a case full of samples, with which he would demonstrate the use of cleaning implements of various shapes and sizes. Through techniques such as developing new products based on customer feedback, and providing a satisfaction guarantee by allowing for product returns during the Fuller Brush Man's next visit, the Fuller Brush Company inspired new levels of trust and credibility in direct selling. In return, the company reaped massive profits. During the peak of the company's popularity, in around the 1950s, the Fuller Brush Man was a ubiquitous part of the American landscape, alluded to in comic strips, radio programs, and popular films, such as the 1948 Red Skelton comedy The Fuller Brush Man and the 1950 comedy The Fuller Brush Girl, starring Lucille Ball.
The Fuller Brush Company continually used its resources to promote and establish the identity of the Fuller Brush Man, to its own salespeople as well as the public. Traditional print advertisements were supplemented with extensive publicity coverage, carefully crafted by the Fuller Brush Company's advertising and public relations team. The company fostered a culture of achievable aspiration among new recruits, through in-house publications, which celebrated the accomplishments of fellow dealers, incentive programs, and a career ladder pipeline, which allowed high achieving salesmen to advance from independent dealers to regional sales managers--who were considered formal employees of the Fuller Brush Company. Some sales managers became local celebrities in their districts, adding their own charisma to the development of the Fuller Brush Man--such as New York District's Al Teetsel--whose "Fine and Dandy" personal motto established a cult following. Other Fuller Brush Company salesmen used the Fuller Brush Man's distinctive optimism, pluck, and perseverance to later become celebrities in their own right, such as evangelist Billy Graham, who attributed his high school days as a successful Fuller Brush Man to his future success.
While the Fuller Brush Company is best known for its door-to-door network of Fuller Brush Men, and its household products division, the company experimented with various channels of distribution and other specialized products during its over 100-year history. The Fuller Brush Company produced implements to clean guns during World War II, and in 1945 was honored with the E Award for its war effort contributions. In the 1940s, the Fuller Brush Company introduced female salespeople, or "Fullerettes" to their door-to-door ranks (mostly to promote their Debutante Cosmetics line, released by Daggett & Ramsdell, Inc. in 1948). The company returned to actively recruiting Fullerettes in 1966, and thereafter welcomed distributors of either sex. The company's Machine Division produced the mast for the sailboat "Columbia" in 1958, and in the 1960s, its Marine Division produced items for the maintenance of nautical equipment. Around the 1960s, its Household Division incorporated new items such as vitamins and hormone treatments into its personal care product line. The company experimented with retail brick-and-mortar locations, and, in 1974, instigated a telemarketing program. After 1985, the Fuller Brush Company began to move away from door-to-door sales techniques, redeveloping its sale channel distribution system to include mail order catalogs, a secure sales website for distributors, network-marketing techniques, and a reinterpretation of sales territories for distributors where district territories began to blur in favor of nationwide sales opportunities.
Founded in Hartford, Connecticut, the company remained in the region through the 1960s, though the company shifted locations to larger offices and manufacturing facilities as it grew. In 1960, operational facilities and headquarters moved to a large, custom-built campus in East Hartford, Connecticut. However, in 1968, the company was acquired by the Kitchens of Sara Lee, Inc. (then a part of the Consolidated Foods Corporation). During the 1970s the Fuller Brush Company experienced rapid changes in administration and organization. Under President Nat Zivin, headquarters relocated to Niles, Illinois in 1973. Later the same year, headquarters and operations moved to a large manufacturing facility in Great Bend, Kansas. The company remained a division of Sara Lee until 1989.
The Fuller Brush Company grew to involve multiple subsidiaries, including many that were international. The Fuller Brush Company established a wholly-owned Canadian subsidiary in 1921, called the Fuller Brush Company, Limited. In 1942, the Fuller Brush Company bought out a competitor, the Albany, New York-based Mohawk Brush Company. The "bristlecomb" hairbrush, introduced by the Mohawk Brush Company in 1928, remained one of the Fuller Brush Company's signature products. In 1961, the Fuller Brush Company founded and incorporated Charter Supply Corporation as a wholly-owned Mohawk subsidiary. Charter Products operated as a "private label" division, to rebrand duplicate products. The Fuller Brush Company also owned subsidiaries in Mexico; in 1968, the Fuller Brush Company held 100% interest in House of Fuller, S.A. and Charter de Mexico, S.A., both established in Mexico. Also in 1968, the Fuller Brush Company was a partial owner of House of Fuller (Jamaica), Ltd. The Fuller Brush Company conducted business around the world, including dealings in England, France, Jamaica, Trinidad, Puerto Rico, Spain, and Venezuela.
With growth came legal challenges. The Green River Ordinance, established in 1931, placed limits on door-to-door sales. The Fuller Brush Company challenged the ordinance, when it went to the Supreme Court in 1937. Over the course of its history, the Fuller Brush Company weathered lawsuits ranging from trademark disputes to labor treatment complaints from area managers in Puerto Rico.
After the sale by Sara Lee in 1989, the Fuller Brush Company was held by a series of private owners, including Lee Turner and Stuart A. Ochiltree. In June 1994, CPAC, Inc. purchased the company. In 1995, CPAC, Inc. also bought a longtime competitor of the Fuller Brush Company, Stanley Home Products, a company founded in 1929 by Stanley Beverage, a former sales vice president for the Fuller Brush Company. The two companies became siblings under the same parent organization; items from the Stanley Home Products line were sold by Fuller Brush Company distributors, and manufactured at the Fuller Brush Company plant in Great Bend. In 2012, both the Fuller Brush Company and Stanley Home Products filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The companies merged their product lines and catalogs, eliminating equivalent products, to cut costs and streamline operations.
In December 2012, David Sabin and Chicago-based private equity firm Victory Park Capital purchased the Fuller Brush Company. The company headquarters moved to Napa Valley, California. Facing increased financial difficulties, in 2016 the company began to phase out its independent distributor system and domestic manufacturing operations. Around January 2018, the company was sold to Galaxy Brush LLC of Lakewood, New Jersey.
Biographical:
Alfred C. Fuller (January 13, 1885 - December 4, 1973), was founder and first president of the Fuller Brush Company, as well as the "original Fuller Brush Man." He was born in rural Nova Scotia, to parents Leander Joseph Fuller and Phebe Jane Collins. The eleventh of twelve children, Fuller took pride in the resilient and self-sufficient spirit he developed growing up on a Nova Scotian farm, and valued such qualities throughout his life over formal education. Long after his success, he promoted himself as an average man among average men.
In 1903, at age eighteen, Alfred Fuller left his family home in Nova Scotia, and followed siblings who settled in the United States. He moved in with his sister Annie and her husband, Frank Adler, in Somerville, Massachusetts. After a series of odd jobs, Fuller considered trying his hand at selling brushes (he was inspired by a brother, Dwight, who made and sold brushes before his death by tuberculosis in 1901). Alfred discovered a knack for trade; unlike many other direct salesmen at the time, his sales technique emphasized product demonstrations. Eventually, Fuller decided to make his own brushes. He set up a workbench in his sister's basement in January 1906. Four months later, he moved to Hartford, Connecticut where he founded the Fuller Brush Company.
The rapid success of the company, improved Alfred C. Fuller's romantic prospects. With the enthusiastic support of his sister, Annie, Alfred initiated a courtship with a Nova Scotian woman who had formerly caught his eye, Evelyn Ellis. They were married on April 10, 1908. However, the marriage was strained, and they divorced in 1930. In 1932, Alfred Fuller remarried. His second wife, Mary Primrose Pelton, was also Nova Scotian, the daughter of a judge from Yarmouth. They remained together for the rest of his life.
Alfred C. Fuller and his first wife Evelyn had two sons. Alfred Howard was born in 1913 and Avard in 1916. Both would later rise to prominence within the Fuller Brush Company, serving as its second and third presidents. The elder son, Howard, was Fuller Brush Company President from 1943 until 1959. From an early age, Howard challenged his father regarding the direction of the company. With his bold and aggressive personality, Howard was able to institute changes to the company that resulted in higher profits, such as distributing catalogs before the salesman's visit, shortening product demonstrations, prioritizing many small sales over few large sales, and developing other techniques that emphasized speed and efficiency. However, his temperament also contributed to Howard and his wife Dora's untimely deaths. Howard, always interested in thrilling, high-risk pursuits (such as driving sports cars, piloting airplanes, and racing speedboats and sailboats) was cruising through Nevada at 120-miles per hour for a business trip, uncharacteristically accompanied by his wife, when his Mercedes-Benz 300 SL blew a tire. Both Fullers died in the accident.
Following the tragic accident, Avard assumed leadership of the Fuller Brush Company. Avard's more conservative nature ushered in an era of leadership where his father, Alfred C. Fuller, rose in honor and influence with the company. However, Avard relied on traditional sales strategies (such as promoting a culture around the Fuller Brush Man, rather than take a more active strategy toward integrating female distributors) which placed the Fuller Brush Company at a disadvantage with competitors such as Avon Cosmetics. Avard served as President of the Fuller Brush Company until 1969.
Although Alfred C. Fuller never reclaimed presidency of the Fuller Brush Company, he remained chairman emeritus for the duration of his life. A treasured company figurehead, celebrations were held in his honor long after his retirement. In 1956, a testimonial dinner was held where a portrait of Fuller was unveiled in honor of the 50-year anniversary of the Fuller Brush Company. In 1965, Alfred C. Fuller was further honored, when his birthplace was dedicated as a historic landmark. Alfred C. Fuller was known as "Dad" Fuller to the thousands of Fuller Brush Men and Fullerettes who represented the company door-to-door throughout the country, and made frequent appearances in in-house publications and external publicity. Working with Hartzell Spence, Alfred C. Fuller wrote an autobiography, titled A Foot in the Door, published by the McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc. in 1960. A practicing Christian Scientist with a devout Methodist mother, Fuller frequently alludes to the influence of his faith in his autobiography. Alfred C. Fuller passed away on December 4, 1973.
Related Materials:
Materials in the Archives Center
Stanley Home Products Collection (AC0788)
Earl S. Tupper Papers (AC0470)
Brownie Wise Papers (AC0509)
Ann and Thomas Damigella Collections (AC0583)
Industry on Parade Film Collection, episodes 66, 217 (AC0507)
Materials at the Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian Libraries Trade Literature Collection, includes some Fuller Brush Company catalogs;
The Division of Work and Industry, National Museum of American History holds artifacts from the Fuller Brush Company from previous accessions, such as hairbrushes for women and men (including bristlecomb hairbrushes); shower brushes; toothbrushes; combs; a military brush; brush holders; and similar materials. (AG.A.6645-AG.A.6653; AG.A.6656-AG.A.6666; AG.77-FT-15.0523; ZZ.RSN833134).
The Medicine and Science Division (now Division of Medicine and Science) National Museum of American History holds a general purpose cleaning brush, and a bathroom fixtures cleaning brush from a previous accession (2006.0098).
National Portrait Gallery holds a portrait of Alfred Fuller.
Materials at Other Organizations
Hagley Museum and Library, Manuscripts and Archives Department
Avon Products Inc., Records, 1880-2012
University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center, Archives
Columbia Pictures Records, 1934-1974 (collection #93555)
Includes materials related to the Fuller Brush man and Fuller Brush Girl, 1950.
Separated Materials:
Artifacts collected along with the acquisition of archival material are held by the Divisions of Work and Industry, and Medicine and Science.
Separated materials assigned to the Division of Work and Industry include a men's tie; buttons; ashtray; charm; and tape measure. See accession 2018.0089.
Separated materials assigned to Division of Medicine and Science include a bathing brush, a dental plate brush, a women's hair brush, a comb cleaner, and toothbrushes. Some items are maintained in original packaging, or are kept with original paper inserts. See accession 2018.0090.
Provenance:
Collection donated by the Fuller Brush Company through David Sabin, 2018.
Restrictions:
Collection is open for research but is stored off-site and special arrangements must be made to work with it. Contact the Archives Center for information at archivescenter@si.edu or 202-633-3270.
Rights:
Collection items available for reproduction, but the Archives Center makes no guarantees concerning copyright restrictions. Other intellectual property rights may apply. Archives Center cost-recovery and use fees may apply when requesting reproductions.
Material is subject to Smithsonian Terms of Use. Should you wish to use NASM material in any medium, please submit an Application for Permission to Reproduce NASM Material, available at Permissions Requests.
Collection Citation:
Philip Van Horn (P. V. H.) Weems Papers, Accession 2012.0052, National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution.
Material is subject to Smithsonian Terms of Use. Should you wish to use NASM material in any medium, please submit an Application for Permission to Reproduce NASM Material, available at Permissions Requests.
Collection Citation:
Philip Van Horn (P. V. H.) Weems Papers, Accession 2012.0052, National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution.
Material is subject to Smithsonian Terms of Use. Should you wish to use NASM material in any medium, please submit an Application for Permission to Reproduce NASM Material, available at Permissions Requests.
Collection Citation:
Philip Van Horn (P. V. H.) Weems Papers, Accession 2012.0052, National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution.
Sound recording: 3 sound cassettes (270 min.) : analog + printed material and drawings
34 Pages (Transcript)
Type:
Collection descriptions
Archival materials
Pages
Drawings
Interviews
Sound recordings
Date:
2000 April 27
Scope and Contents:
An interview of Rudolph de Harak conducted 2000 April 27, by Susan Larsen, for Archives of American Art, in Trenton, Maine. Also received from De Harak at the time of the interview are a photocopy of an article reprinted in Design Culture that de Harak wrote for the American Institute of Graphic Arts; photocopy of an interview transcript with Gyorgy Kepes conducted by de Harak, de Harak's vitae, 2 exhibition catalogs, an article in recognition of de Harak by Daniel Forte, and a pencil drawing and a design with color chart.
De Harak discusses his childhood in California and moving to both Chicago and New York in support of his sisters' dancing careers, as well as his education and career. He attended the New York School of Industrial Arts, graduating in 1940, at the age of sixteen. After graduation he worked in an upholstery factory etching zinc plates for printed and painted silk fabric for use in draperies. At age eighteen he was drafted into the Army and served throughout WWII. After the war he returned to California, to be with his sisters and mother. Eventually he found work in a Los Angeles design studio, where he became reacquainted with Hal Tritel, whom he had known in New York. Together, they attended an inspirational lecture by Will Burtin, the art director of Fortune magazine.
In 1947, De Harak and Tritel opened their own design firm. In 1950, De Harak moved back the New York in search of more opportunities as a designer. He worked at a variety of tasks including a stint at Seventeen magazine, starting his own design firm, and teaching at Cooper Union School of Visual Arts. His clients included McGraw Hill Publishers, the Atomic Energy Commission, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He also worked on the World Trade Center. Through his work with the Atomic Energy Commission, De Harak became friends with Gyorgy Kepes. He also became friends with Will Burtin and Bill Golden, the designer of the "CBS eye" logo. De Harak also discusses the effect computers have had on design, the influence of Wolfgang Weingart, and his decision to focus on painting.
Biographical / Historical:
Rudolph de Harak (1924-2002) was a graphic designer and painter from Trenton, Maine.
Provenance:
This interview is part of the Archives of American Art Oral History Program, started in 1958 to document the history of the visual arts in the United States, primarily through interviews with artists, historians, dealers, critics and administrators.
Restrictions:
Transcript available on the Archives of American Art website.
Correspondence found in this series is with both family members and business colleagues, reflecting both aspects of Cunningham's life.
See Appendix for a list of notable correspondents from Series 2.
Arrangement note:
Correspondence is arranged chronologically with undated correspondence at the beginning of the series, followed by dated correspondence.
Appendix: Notable Correspondents from Series 2:
The following provides a list of notable correspondents from Series 2: Correspondence, showing dates of correspondence. Entries marked with an asterisk (*) indicate letters written by Imogen Cunningham.
Missing Title
Al: Apr 21, 1969*
Al and Phil: Jul 07, 1968*; Jan 02, 1969*; Nov 29, 1969*
Alfred: Dec 28, 1968*; Jul 12, 1969*
Arvilla: Feb 22, 1953
Barbara and Dave: Jul 09, 1968*; May 19, 1971*
Becky: undated
Bess: Mar 19, 1969*
Betsey: Dec 05, 1954*
Betty: Nov 17, 1970*
Beverley: Jan 24, 1966*
Bill: May 08, 1973*
Boris: Aug 28, 1957*
Caroline: Apr 05, 1971*; Jun 28, 1971
Cathy: Jan 06, 1969*
Charis: May 10, 1976
David and Laura: Dec 28, 1974*
Dick: May 29, 1970*; Oct 16, 1970
Dick and Perry: Apr 05, 1975*
Dory and Paul: Sep 14, 1964*
Ed: Nov 19, 1968*; Mar 12, 1969*
Ellen: Dec 16, 1965*; Oct 30, 1974*
Elsa and Joe: undated
Ethel and Willard: Dec 01, 1953*
Evelyn: May 02, 1970
Florence: Mar 10, 1969
Frances: undated; Jul 12, 1966*
Frank: May 15, 1965*
Gael: Sep 02, 1971*
Helen: May 08, 1963*; Jun 02, 1965*; Dec 31, 1973*
Jan: Aug 03, 1974*
Jane and Steve: Jul 07, 1974*
Jean: Jan 06, 1969*; mentioned in letter dated Feb 07, 1969*
Jei?: May 03, 1961
Jim: May 29, 1974
John: Dec 25, 1971*; May 05, 1974
Jose: Jul 06, 1968*
Lato: Feb 17, 1965
Lilli ann: Nov 02, 1971*
Liz: Jan 08, 1965*;
Liz and Louis: Jan 12, 1972*
Liz and Peter: Dec 1951
Maggie: Jan 04, 1971
Margaret: Sep 06, 1964*; Feb 28, 1966*; Mar 04, 1966; Nov 12, 1968*; Feb 11, 1972*; Sep 12, 1973*
Mary: Apr 04, 1967*; Apr 15, 1967; Jun 19, 1967*; Nov 25, 1969; Apr 12, 1970; Aug 31, 1970*; Nov 08, 1970*; Apr 23, 1974; Jan 31, 1976
Mia: Oct 08, 1958*
Midge: Jun 14, 1967*
Mildred: Nov 12, 1965
Nancy: Oct 22, 1966*; Apr 03, 1971*
Neil: Feb 18, 1961*: Nov 17, 1960*; Apr 27, 1962*
Otto and Virika?: Jun 18, 1976
Pat (Goucher College): undated; May 15, 1956; Feb 06, 1964*
Patience: Nov 24, 1959*
Paul: Jun 06, 1970
Peg: Feb 15, 1966
Peggy: Aug 30, 1970*
Phil: Oct 07, 1961
Ruth: Mar 20, 1955*
Ruth (jewelry maker): Aug 10, 1967
Samuel: Aug 12, 1968*
Thur: Dec 15, 1956
Tina (Cunningham relative): Feb 08, 1974; Feb 19, 1974*
Trevor, Thomas, Allen and Stan: Apr 09, 1970*; Mar 28, 1974*
Trisha: [Dec 1973]
831 Photographic Gallery: Jan 15, 1971; Jan 26, 1971*; Apr 10, 1971; Apr 17, 1971*; Apr 11, 1972; May 02, 1972; May 22, 1972*; Jun 07, 1972*; Jul 05, 1972; Jul 11, 1972*; Feb 21, 1974; Mar 06, 1974*
Aalto, Alvar: Jun 08, 1962; Jun 16, 1962*; Jul 02, 1962; Aug 03, 1963*; Sep 9, 1963
Adams, Ansel and Virginia: mentioned in [undated] letter from Cunningham to an unidentified correspondent; undated; Mar 01, 1941; Aug 03, 1949; Mar 28, 1951; Apr 02, 1951 (letter from Minor White); Aug 04, 1952; Jan 10, 1963; Apr 04, 1963; Dec 22, 1963; Jan 03, 1964; Jan 22, 1964*; Jan 23, 1964; Jan 28, 1964*; Feb 07, 1964; Feb 10, 1964*; Feb 12, 1964; Mar 09, 1964*; Mar 18, 1964*; Mar 22, 1964; Mar 26, 1964; Mar 28, 1964*; Apr 09, 1964*; May 21, 1964; Sep 17, 1964*; Sep 18, 1964; Dec 09, 1964; Feb 12, 1965; Jan 12, 1966; Jan 24, 1967; [Apr 12, 1966]; Feb 09, 1967*; Feb 13, 1967; May 22, 1967; May 24, 1967; May 25, 1967; Jun 14, 1967; Aug 14, 1967*; May 05, 1968; Jun 10, 1968*; Jun 14, 1968; Jan 25, 1969; Mar 10, 1969; Jun 04, 1969; Jul 16, 1969*; Jul 19, 1969; Aug 12, 1969*; Aug 13, 1969; Aug 21, 1969*; Dec 09, 1969*; Feb 06, 1970*; Feb 11, 1970; Apr 10, 1970; Jun 15, 1970*; Jul 05, 1970*; Jul 12, 1970; Sep 15, 1970; Dec 14, 1970; Feb 15, 1971; Apr 23, 1971*; Aug 05, 1971; Mar 26, 1972*; Aug 18, 1972; Apr 11, 1973; Jun 30, 1973*; Jul 02, 1973; Dec 13, 1973*; Dec 16, 1973; Feb 20, 1975*; Feb 21, 1975; May 19, 1975*; Feb 22, 1976 (2)
Adams: Ansel Adams Gallery (manager, Bill Turnage): Jul 06, 1973; Jul 13, 1973*; Oct 10, 1973; Oct 21, 1973; Feb 20, 1974*; Mar 19, 1974; Mar 28, 1974*; (workshop director, Norman Locks) Aug 13, 1974; Aug 25, 1974*; Oct 22, 1974*; Oct 23, 1974; Oct 30, 1974; Feb 24, 1975; Sep 01, 1975
AFRO: Aug 26, 1958*
After Dark: Jul 24, 1974
Afterimage: Jul 20, 1973
Ainsworth, Mr.: Oct 16, 1967*
Airame, Jacqueline: Jul 13, 1972; Jul 19, 1972*
Akin, Mrs.: Feb 18, 1965*
Alai, Heshmat: Mar 26, 1939
Album: Dec 12, 1969; Dec 17, 1969*; Jan 01, 1970; Feb 23, 1970; Mar 04, 1970*; Mar 11, 1970*; Mar 20, 1970*; Apr 21, 1970; Jun 24, 1970; Jul 05, 1970*; Sep 02, 1970*; Sep 07, 1970; Sep 14, 1970*; Oct 25, 1970*
Alexander, Jesse: Nov 25, 1974; Dec 03, 1974*
Alinders: Jul 22, 1968*
Allan, Fran: [Dec 24, 1972]; Dec 24, 1972*
Allen, Mary: Mar 11, 1971; Mar 26, 1971*; Aug 02, 1971; Aug 19, 1971*; Nov 02, 1971*; Nov 05, 1971
Allied Arts: Feb 03, 1974*
Alston, Elizabeth: see -- Look
Ameri, Victor: see Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn
American Academy of Arts and Sciences: May 10, 1967; Jun 18, 1967*; Mar 19, 1970; Feb 07, 1973*; Oct 15, 1974; Dec 02, 1974*; Feb 14, 1975; May 22, 1975*
American Broadcasting Company, San Francisco: Feb 12, 1965; Feb 19, 1965*
American Film Institute: Feb 19, 1971
American Foundation for the Blind, Inc.: Jan 15, 1965*; mentioned in letter dated Jan 05, 1974 from Witkin Gallery; Jan 18, 1974*; Feb 25, 1974
American Society of Magazine Photographers: Sep 18, 1958; Oct 17, 1963; Jul 14, 1965; Jul 16, 1965 (2); Sep 01, 1965; Sep 10, 1965*; Sep 14, 1965*; Sep 19, 1965*; Oct 12, 1965*; Oct 15, 1965; Nov 28, 1966*; Jan 04, 1967; also see -- Infinity
American West Publishing Company: May 03, 1973; May 07, 1973
American Women in the Arts: Sep 24, 1974; Oct 01, 1974*
Ampliaciones y Reproducciones Mas: Aug 02, 1968 (in Spanish); Sep 23, 1968 (in Spanish); Nov 18, 1968 (in Spanish); Nov 29, 1968 (in Spanish); Dec 22, 1968*; Jan 04, 1969 (in Spanish); Jun 06, 1969 (in Spanish); Aug 11, 1969*
Amthor Imports, Inc.: Jun 26, 1967
Anderson, Arnold: Mar 22, 1967; Mar 29, 1967*
Anderson, Michael and Karen: Oct 08, 1969 (photograph of their new baby)
Anderson, Ruth: Jan 06, 1957*
Anderson, Laura, and Polly Blank: Sep 29, 1956 (2); Dec 26, 1956*; Jan 06, 1957; Feb 08, [1957]; Feb 12, 1957*; [Jul 03, 1957]; Jul 10, 1957*; Jan 30, 1958*; Nov 17, 1959*; Mar 1966; Jan 21, 1967; Feb 04, 1967*; Feb 13, 1967; Jul 17, 1967*; Jul 26, 1968*; May 16, 1970*; Jan 01, 1972; Jun 25, 1974; Dec 18, 1974*; Apr 11, 1976*; May 31, 1976 (2); Jun 29, 1976
Andrews, Alice: see Eastman: George Eastman House
Angel Island Publications, Inc.: Jul 24, 1962; Aug 22, 1962*; Nov 19, 1962; Dec 15, 1962*
Angiulo, Anton: Jul 24, 1974 (including a photograph of Cunningham)
Anglim, Paule: Sep 30, 1974
Aperture: Jan 05, 1958; Jan 15, 1958; Feb 23, 1958; Sep 13, 1958; Dec 28, 1959; Feb 25, 1961; Feb 23, 1964; Dec 08, 1964; Dec 30, 1964*; Jan 18, 1965*; Feb 02, 1965; Mar 12, 1965*; Sep 20, 1965; Jan 17, 1966*; Feb 08, 1967; Nov 01, 1968*; Jan 16, 1970; Jan 16, 1970*; Jun 12, 1970; Dec 05, 1970; Dec 05, 1970*
Aphra: Feb 12, 1971*; Mar 11, 1971; Nov 16, 1971*; Apr 24, 1972; May 10, 1972*
Arizona State University: Feb 18, 1962; Apr 14, 1962*
Arizona: University of Arizona: Aug 06, 1975; Mar 1976; Apr 08, 1976; May 14, 1976; May 27, 1976
Armitage, Merle: Oct 1955; Aug 22, 1966*
Arnold, Mary: Dec 07, 1960*; Mar 22, 1962*
Arrow: Apr 10, 1970*; Jul 07, 1970*
Art Commission, City and County of San Francisco: see San Francisco: Art Commission
Artibus Asiae -- (Switzerland): Jun 03, 1958
Art Institute of Chicago: Oct 17, 1963; Nov 08, 1963*; Apr 15, 1964*; Apr 25, 1964; Apr 29, 1964; Apr 29, 1964*; May 12, 1964*; May 14, 1964; May 20, 1964*; Jul 17, 1964; Jul 21, 1964; Jul 28, 1964*; Aug 24, 1964*; Sep 23, 1964; Oct 02, 1964; Oct 17, 1964; Dec 09, 1964*
Artweek: Jun 05, 1974; Jun 07, 1974*
Asawa, Ruth: Nov 30, 1956*; Dec 24, 1959*; Sep 15, 1965; Sep 19, 1965*; Nov 27, 1971* (letter of recommendation); Mar 28, 1973*; also see San Francisco: Art Commission, City and County of San Francisco
Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies: Dec 10, 1951; Apr 22, 1952*
Association du Salon National de la Photographie: Nov 16, 1960; Nov 16, 1961
Atherton, Mrs.: Oct 29, 1967*
Atkins, Carol: see Writings
Aurelius, Vagadu and Robin: [Jan 1968]; Dec 25, 1968; Mar 13, 1971*
Austin, Sin_____ W.: Nov 02, 1967
Axvall, Lydia Strong: Jan 21, 1966*; Feb 01, 1966; Dec 22, 1968*; Mar 07, 1969; Mar 10, 1969*; Apr 16, 1969; Apr 19, 1969
B., H.: Oct 14, 1944
Baar, Betty: Oct 09, [1962]*; May 01, 1963; May 07, 1963*; Jul 09, 1963; Jul 25, 1963*; Aug 02, 1963*; Mar 31, 1964; Apr 09, 1964*; Jan 08, 1965*; Nov 02, 1974
Bacigalupi, Elkus & Salinger: Dec 02, 1959 (re Partridge vs. City and County of San Francisco); Dec 06, 1959*
Baer, Frances and Morley: Mar 07, 1965
Baer, Nancy: see American Women in the Arts
Baliken, L.: Jun 08, 1963
Ballinger, Jinny: Jul 20, 1966
Barcelon-Burger Management Corp.: Aug 01, 1975
Barchfield, Agnes and John: [Apr 11, 1976]
Barnabas, Father: see Mount Angel Abbey Library
Barnes, Marion and Eric: Nov 09, 1973
Bartlett, Lincoln: Dec 12, 1967*; Mar 31, 1970; Jun 20, 1970*; Dec 23, 1972*; Apr 15, 1973; Jun 13, 1973; Jul 09, 1973*; Dec 05, 1973*; Apr 18, 1975; Apr 08, 1976
Bathhouse Gallery: Oct 18, 1971; Jan 07, 1972 (including exhibition announcement); Feb 03, 1972; Mar 09, 1972*; Mar 10, 1972; Mar 14, 1972*; Mar 23, 1972; Mar 26, 1972; Apr 11, 1972*; Jun 09, 1972
Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn: Jun 21, 1967* (2); Aug 05, 1967*
Bayard, Edward: Mar 07, 1975*
Bay Area Funeral Society, Inc.: Aug 23, 1973
Bay Area Photographers: Oct 02, 1959; Oct 18, 1959*
Baylis, Douglas: Nov 28, 1971 (death announcement)
Beal, June: May 12, 1973*; Jun 23, 1973*
Beckham, Alicemarie: Mar 01, [1968]; Dec 17, [1969]
Bender: Albert M. Bender & Co., Inc.: Nov 06, 1970*
Bender: Albert M. Bender Memorial Trust: Jun 14, 1951; Mar 22, 1960; Apr 19, 1960
Benjamin, Evelyn: Jun 10, 1963
Bennett, Gordon: Jan 18, 1974
Bennett, Judith: Dec 01, 1966; Dec 12, 1966*
Benvenuto, Elio: Mar 28, 1973*; also see San Francisco: Art Commission, City and County of San Francisco
Bernstein, David: Aug 31, 1971; Sep 05, 1971*
Berriault, Gina: Nov 13, 1966; Nov 28, 1966*; Dec 05, 1966
Bertanelmer: see Hader, Berta and Elmer
Best, Signe (Mrs. Charles Best): Oct 06, 1957; Oct 08, 1974*
Bez, J. Nicholas: Feb 02, 1970; Mar 13, 1970; Nov 12, 1970*; Nov 12, 1970*; Sep 05, 1971*; also see West Coast Airlines
Bibliotheque Nationale: Oct 12, 1959*; Jun 11, 1969; Nov 08, 1969; Dec 11, 1969; Dec 29, 1969*; Jan 09, 1970; Apr 01, 1970*; Apr 28, 1970; Jul 22, 1970*; Aug 06, 1970; Jun 23, 1973; Jul 06, 1973*; Jul 28, 1973; Sep 07, 1973*; Sep 15, 1973; Oct 10, 1973*; Oct 23, 1973; Nov 03, 1973*
Biod, Karin: [Sep 1964]
Biod, Sigrid: Sep 1964
Bishop, G. Paul: Jan 14, 1971; Jan 09, 1973*
Bissantz, Betty: see Goodwin, Betty
Bissantz, Edgar and Jean: undated (5); May 30, 1948*; Mar 29, 1959; Jul 03, 1959; Nov 17, 1959; Dec 10, 1959; Dec 16, 1959*; Jan 05, 1960*; Jan 17, 1960*; Jan 21, 1960; Feb 12, 1960; Nov 21, 1960; Feb 22, 1961; Aug 05, 1961; Dec 18, 1961; May 21, 1962 (including a photograph of Joan); May 28, 1962*; Feb 05, 1963*; Feb 06, 1963*; Feb 20, 1963; Mar 20, 1963; Mar 27, 1963*; Apr 13, 1963*; Apr 25, 1963; May 14, 1963; May 27, 1963; Jun 13, 1963; Jun 17, 1963*; Jul 09, 1963*; Sep 24, 1963*; Sep 28, 1963*; Oct 26, 1963 (2); Nov 09, 1963*; Nov 20, 1963; Nov 28, 1963; Dec 01, 1963*; Dec 19, 1963; Dec 25, 1963 (photo card of Edgar); Jan 21, 1964* (including a blueprint of a house facade); Jan 27, 1964; Feb 17, 1965*; Jul 03, 1964*; Jul 19, 1964*; Sep 22, 1964*; Oct 27, 1964*; Dec 21, 1964*; Feb 01, 1965*; Feb 26, 1965; Mar 01, 1965*; Mar 14, 1965; Apr 16, 1965*; Apr 22, 1965; May 18, 1965; May 27, 1965; Jun 02, 1965*; Jun 17, 1965*; Jun 30, 1965*; Aug 14, 1965*; Aug 16, 1965; Aug 20, 1965*; Dec 08, 1965; Jan 09, 1966*; Jan 16, 1966*; Feb 28, 1966*; Mar 07, 1966*; Oct 02, 1966*; Nov 27, 1966; Jan 20, 1967; Jan 26, 1967*; [Feb 1967]*; Feb 06, 1967*; Mar 17, 1967*; Apr 16, 1967; Jun 19, 1967*; Jul 21, 1967*; Oct 10, 1967; Oct 12, 1967*; Oct 24, 1967; Oct 29, 1967*; Apr 15, 1968; Apr 22, 1968*; May 20, 1968*; Sep 12, 1968; Nov 10, 1968; Nov 21, 1968*; Dec 16, 1968; May 19, 1969; Jul 05, 1969*; Jul 21, 1969; Nov 16, 1969*; Nov 27, 1969 (including photograph); Jan 24, 1970; Aug 06, 1970*; Nov 04, 1970*; Dec 19, 1970; Jan 08, 1971*; May 16, 1971; Aug 05, 1971; Nov 02, 1971*; Nov 19, 1971*; Nov 22, 1971*; Feb 16, 1972*; Sep 06, 1972*; Jan 23, 1973; Feb 12, 1973; Apr 25, 1973*; Aug 23, 1973; Nov 13, 1973; Aug 24, 1974
Blackmarr, Philip M.: [1972] (resume)
Blank, Polly: see Andreson, Laura
Bobtoy (Chin): Aug 18, 1974
Boguszewski, Christina: Apr 04, 1949
Bookworks, The: Dec 20, 1974; Dec 28, 1974*
Boston Arts Festival: Apr 14, 1964; Aug 05, 1964
Bourke-White, Margaret: Dec 20, 1958*; Jun 24, 1971
Bourne, Frank: Sep 17, 1964*
Boyd, Collin: [Aug 23, 1974]; Aug 23, 1974*
Boyd, Nicholas: undated
Brandt, Bill: Dec 15, 1962*
Bransten, John: Jan 18, 1971; May 21, 1974*; May 31, 1974; Nov 12, 1974
Brassai family: Mar 18, 1974*
Breitenbach, Edgar and Margaret: Sep 05, 1962; Jan 11, 1963; Aug 30, 1963; Sep 07, 1963*; Sep 11, 1963; Nov 09, 1963*; Nov 18, 1963; May 25, 1965*; Jun 16, 1965; Jun 30, 1965*; May 03, 1968*; also see Library of Congress
Breitenbach, Margaret and Joseph: Dec 13, 1951; Dec 30, 1956*; Jul 19, 1958*
Breuer, Penelope: Mar 28, [1964]; May 13, 1964*; Apr 26, 1965*; May 15, 1965
Bristol, Bobbie (Horace Bristol, Jr.): Feb 09, 1957*; Feb 12, 1957; Feb 17, 1957*; Apr 09, 1958; Apr 14, 1958*; Apr 18, 1958*; Jul 10, 1958; Jan 26, 1960*; Jan 28, 1960; Jul 15, 1971*; May 27, 1972*
Bristol, Horace and Virginia: Jan 06, 1947; Nov 25, 1947; Feb 11, 1948; Feb 20, 1948; Feb 22, 1948*; Mar 11, 1948; May 03, 1948; Jun 22, 1948; Aug 14, 1948; Oct 03, 1948; Dec 06, 1949*; Dec 15, 1949; Jan 23, 1950; Jan 31, 1950*; May 17, 1950; Jun 05, 1950*; Oct 27, 1950; Nov 12, 1950*; Dec 03, 1950*; Jan 30, 1951*; Feb 08, 1951*; Mar 03, 1951; Apr 22, 1951; Sep 16, 1951*; Nov 11, 1951; Nov 24, 1951*; Jun 26, 1952*; Jul 08, 1952*; Dec 01, 1952; Aug 14, 1953; Sep 20, 1953*; Jul 11, 1956 (notification of Virginia's death); Dec 05, 1956; Dec 09, 1956*; Dec 20, 1956; Jan 08, 1957; Jan 20, 1957; Feb 26, 1957*; Mar 05, 1957 (marriage to Masako); Mar 13, 1957; Mar 19, 1957; Jun 18, 1957*; Nov 29, 1957; Dec 05, 1957*; Jul 04, 1958*; Jan 08, 1959*; Oct 13, 1959*; Sep 14, 1960; Nov 23, 1960; Nov 25, 1960*; Dec 02, 1960; Feb 21, 1961; Feb 25, 1961*; Mar 03, 1961; Mar 11, 1961*; Aug 11, 1961; Feb 23, 1962; Sep 22, 1962*; Jan 25, 1963; Mar 08, 1963*; Mar 22, 1963; May 26, 1963; Jun 12, 1963*; Jul 08, 1963; Oct 22, 1963; Dec 02, 1963; Dec 05, 1963*; Dec 12, 1963; Mar 09, 1964; Mar 27, 1964; Mar 29, 1964; Jul 03, 1964*; Sep 11, 1965*; Jan 18, 1967; Jan 24, 1967* (letter about Bristol); Apr 23, 1971*; May 03, 1971; Sep 02, 1971; Sep 08, 1971*; Mar 29, 1972*; Sep 10, 1972; Oct 01, 1972*
Britton, E. S.: Nov 16, 1947
Broadwater, Mr.: Jan 01, 1960*
Broadway High School Alumni Association: Dec 01, 1972*; Dec 09, 1972; Sep 06, 1974; Sep 08, 1974
Brooks Institute: Jun 02, 1975*
Brooks Institute Alumni Association: May 08, 1975
Brooks, Verena: Sep 28, 1974; Dec 20, 1974
Broughton, Irv: Oct 25, 1974*
Broughton, James, and Suzanna Hart: undated; Dec 08, 1952 (wedding announcement); Feb 18, 1965; Feb 14, 1969; Jun 20, 1970; Jul 25, 1970; Nov 22, 1970; Nov 26, 1970*; Dec 18, 1970* (2 receipts); [Dec 31,] 1970
Broun, Elizabeth: Jan 21, 1970; Nov 19, 1973; Nov 25, 1973*; Nov 30, 1973; Dec 05, 1973*; also see Kansas: University of Kansas
Brown, Emily: Oct 02, 1974; Oct 19, 1974*
Bruton, Esther: undated; Jan 11, 1974; Jan 17, 1974*
Bruton, Margaret and Helen: undated*; undated; Apr 09, 1970; Jan 22, 1971; Mar 21, 1971*; Jun 18, 1971*
Bry, Michael: Oct 04, 1974 (in German)
Buck, K. Robert: Sep 16, 1974; Oct 25, 1974*; Oct 30, 1974
Bullen, Reese: Apr 22, 1966; Dec 16, 1968
Bullock, Wynn and Edna: Nov 09, 1965; Nov 10, 1965*; Aug 07, 1973*; Apr 29, 1974*; May 24, 1974; Mar 23, 1976 (2); Jun 28, 1976
Bunnell, Peter: May 28, 1960; Sep 18, 1960; Oct 12, 1960*; Oct 21, 1960; Feb 13, 1961; Feb 18, 1961*; Feb 23, 1961; Aug 30, 1961; Jan 08, 1962; Feb 03, 1962; Apr 01, 1962*; Apr 09, 1962; Aug 08, 1962*; Aug 16, 1962; Sept 24, 1962; Sep 26, 1962; Nov 29, 1962; Dec 21, 1962; Jan 16, 1963; Mar 22, 1968*; Sep 29, 1968*; Jul 14, 1969*; Sep 27, 1970*; Mar 11, 1971*; also see Museum of Modern Art
Burlingame, Paul: Aug 03, 1970*; Aug 04, 1970 (with photograph); Aug 06, 1970; Aug 10, 1970*; Dec 03, 1970 (including 2 photographs); Jan 26, 1971; Mar 04, 1971; Mar 18, 1971
Burns, Robert: Jul 10, 1967*
Burstein, Beth: Mar 09, 1969*; Nov 19, 1970; Jun 24, 1976
Butler, Catherine: see Johnson, Catherine
Butler, John: undated (6); Dec 10, 1919; Nov 04, 1920 (including a photograph of Butler); Oct 05, 1946*; Oct 15, 1946; Oct 21, 1946*; Oct 24, 1946; Oct 31, 1946*; Aug 23, 1949; Mar 24, 1950; Aug 31, 1950; Oct 05, 1951*; Oct 12, 1951; Dec 14, 1951*; Jan 18, 1953; Nov 12, 1956*; Jun 21, 1957*; May 13, 1958*; Aug 03, 1958*; Dec 07, 1958*; Jan 07, 1959*; Jun 19, 1959*; Sep 23, 1959*; Jan 13, 1960; Jan 15, 1960*; Dec 19, 1960; Dec 25, 1960*; May 17, 1962*; Oct 12, 1962*; Feb 07, 1963*; Feb 19, 1963; May 08, 1963*; Dec 28, 1963*; Mar 08, 1965; Mar 08, 1965*; Jul 09, 1965*; Jul 28, 1965*; Nov 10, 1965*; Nov 09, 1966*; Dec 29, 1966*; Jul 05, 1968*; Jan 12, 1969*; Feb 03, 1969*; Mar 17, 1969; Jul 24, 1969*; Jul 05, 1970*; Aug 30, 1970*; Sep 19, 1973*
Butler, Richard and Carol: Sep 02, 1972 (wedding announcement)
Byers, Horace: Jan 10, 1929
Byron, Jim: Dec 06, 1965 (2)
C., Jack: undated
Caen, Herb: undated (2); Aug 17, 1962; Feb 02, [1964]; Aug 28, 1966*; Oct 16, 1967*; Apr 15, 1970*; May 1970; Sep 23, 1971; Jan 06, 1973*; Jan 24, 1973; also see -- San Francisco Chronicle
California Academy of Sciences: Apr 27, 1976; Feb 10, 1983
California Arts Commission: Feb 09, 1971 (including a booklet of clippings about a University of Santa Clara exhibition)
California Association of Women Deans and Vice-Principals: Mar 12, 1965
California College of Arts and Crafts: Nov 13, 1967; Nov 05, 1970; Nov 17, 1970*; Nov 20, 1970; Apr 23, 1971; Jun 29, 1971; Apr 07, 1972; Apr 16, 1972*; May 10, 1972; May 18, 1972; Jul 19, 1972*; Aug 22, 1972; Dec 07, 1972; Jan 1973; Jan 11, 1973; Feb 12, 1973
California Institute of the Arts: Feb 28, 1972; Mar 09, 1972*; Nov 01, 1972; Nov 07, 1972*
California League for American Indians: Mar 1961 (form letter)
California Living: Jul 05, 1972*
California Physicians' Service: Mar 16, 1966
California State University: Nov 12, 1972
California: University of California at Berkeley: Dec 11, 1956; Mar 14, 1961; Jan 05, 1962; Feb 15, 1962; May 22, 1962; May 24, 1962*; May 29, 1962; Jun 15, 1962; May 14, 1967; Jul 07, 1967; Jun 28, 1968; Jul 23, 1969; Aug 08, 1969 (2); Aug 10, 1969*; Sep 02, 1969*; Sep 04, 1969; Sep 24, 1969; Sep 24, 1969*; Sep 25, 1969; Sep 25, 1969*; Apr 24, 1970; Jul 23, 1970; Sep 07, 1972; Apr 10, 1973; Jun 01, 1973; Jun 07, 1973*; Jun 12, 1973; Jan 24, 1974; Feb 03, 1974*; Jan 27, 1976; Aug 27, 1982
California: University of California at Los Angeles: Apr 28, 1958*; May 13, 1958; May 20, 1958; Mar 09, 1960; Mar 28, 1960; Sep 07, 1960; Oct 14, 1960*; Dec 01, 1960; Apr 25, 1961; Jun 01, 1974*; Jun 21, 1974; Sep 17, 1974; Nov 20, 1974*
California: University of California at San Diego: Aug 31, 1970; Sep 14, 1970*
California: University of California at San Francisco: Apr 13, 1973* (2)
California: University of California at Santa Cruz: May 05, 1970; Aug 27, 1974
California: University of California Extension at Irvine: Nov 15, 1974; Nov 23, 1974*
California: University of California Extension at Santa Cruz: Dec 08, 1970; Dec 16, 1970*
California: University of California Extension Center, San Francisco: Jul 14, 1967*; Sep 13, 1973; Sep 15, 1973
California: University of California Press: Mar 30, 1956; Apr 20, 1956*
Call, Hughes: Jul 16, 1969*; Jul 02, 1976 (letter of condolence to Gryffyd Partridge)
Callahan, Harry: May 19, 1949
Camera: Apr 21, 1973 (letter to Witkin Gallery); Mar 07, 1974*; Jun 03, 1974*; Nov 17, 1974*; Jun 07, 1975*
Campbell, Jack: Aug 10, 1965*; Nov 27, 1971* (letter of recommendation); Jul 30, 1973; May 03, 1974*
Carr, Steve: also see Writings
Carter, William: May 01, 1975; May 20, 1975*; May 22, 1975
Case, Charles Albert: Feb 08, 1956; Feb 17, 1956; Jan 10, 1957; Jun 27, 1958; Jul 15, 1958*; Apr 04, 1959*; Feb 27, 1961*
Casebeer, Vern: Mar 04, 1971; Mar 14, 1971; Mar 26, 1971*
Casler, Chris: Jan 11, 1973
CBS News: Jun 18, 1975; Mar 30, 1976; Jun 04, 1976
Center for Creative Photography: see Arizona: University of Arizona
Center for Humanities, Inc.: Jun 05, 1974; Jun 07, 1974*
Center for Visual Studies: Jan 16, 1973*
Center of the Eye, Inc.: Mar 23, 1970; Mar 24, 1970; Jun 20, 1970*
Chaney, Verne: Dec 13, 1971; Jan 03, 1972; Feb 08, 1972*; Dec 28, 1974*
Chappell, Walter: Dec 01, 1972* (recommendation by Cunningham to Guggenheim Foundation); also see Eastman: George Eastman House
Cheney, Hal: Sep 23, 1972*
Chilberg, Mabel: Dec 22, 1966; Aug 03, 1970*; Aug 08, 1970
Chin, Bobtoy: see Bobtoy
Chinn, Benjamin: undated
Chipp, Herschel: May 05, 1967
Christian Science Monitor: May 29, 1959; Jun 01, 1959; Jun 11, 1959*; Aug 10, 1959; Aug 14, 1959*
Christy, George: May 28, 1974; Jul 30, 1974*
Ciabattari, Jane: see -- Aphra
Cincinnati Art Museum: Mar 07, 1960
Citizens' Vigilance Committee: Aug 14, 1962; Sep 08, 1962* (letter to Board of Supervisors, San Francisco); Sep 08, 1962* (letter to Recreation and Park Commission, San Francisco)
Clayden, Marian: Dec 22, 1974*; May 12, 1976
Cleaver, Virginia: Jul 08, 1974*
Clergue, Lucien: Oct 31, 1972 (6 photographs of Cunningham by Clergue); Apr 04, 1973*; Sep 07, 1973*; Jan 15, 1974*; mentioned in letter dated Feb 01, 1974; Feb 16, 1974
Close-Up: see Polaroid Corporation
Coates, L. D.: Jan 15, 1968
Coburn, Alvin Langdon: Apr 14, 1913; Feb 19, 1953*; Jun 02, 1960; [Jan] 1964; Sep 10, 1964
Coe, Gertrude: Mar 20, 1960; Feb 21, 1966; Feb 28, 1966*; Dec 10, 1966; May 12, 1967*
Coe, Lucy Campbell: Jun 07, [1966]; Sep 13, 1966*; Dec 11, 1966*; Dec 23, 1966; May 30, 1967*; Jun 19, 1967*; Jun 18, 1973 (including a photograph of Elsa Walsh by Cunningham)
Coelen, Leslie: Mar 13, 1971*
Cohan, Mr.: Apr 16, 1965*
Coke, Van Deren: Feb 27, 1969* (including resume)
Cole, Howard: Mar 09, 1967; Mar 17, 1967*; Mar 17, 1967*; May 26, 1967; May 29, 1967*; Jul 06, 1967; Aug 30, 1973
College of Marin: Nov 06, 1967; Nov 11, 1967*; Jan 02, 1968; Jan 05, 1968*; Jan 19, 1968*
Colum, Padraic: Apr 20, 1956*
Colwell, Larry: Dec 03, 1958; Jun 01, 1959*; Apr 12, 1960; Jan 09, 1961*; Jan 18, 1961; Feb 15, 1961*; Apr 20, 1961*; May 02, 1961; Aug 25, 1961; Dec 08, 1964; Feb 14, 1965*; Oct 13, 1965*; Sep 09, 1966; Sep 23, 1966; Oct 02, 1966*; Nov 09, 1966; Dec 21, 1966*; Jan 17, 1967; May 02, 1967*; May 02, 1968*; Nov 10, 1968; Dec 29, 1969*
Comer, Deirdre and Tony: undated (2); Nov 17, 1960*; Feb 07, 1966*; Apr 29, 1969*
Comer, Molly and Fred: undated (2; including a photograph of their view of the river); Jan 29, 1944 (2); Dec 1949 (including 2 photographs of their house); Jun 02, 1951*; Jan 24, 1952*; Jul 18, 1952*; Aug 04, 1952; Dec 02, 1952*; Feb 13, 1953*; Nov 11, 1953*; Nov 27, 1953; Nov 18, 1954; Jan 05, 1955; Nov 19, 1955
Conde Nast Publications, Ltd.: May 12, 1961
Connelly & Associates: Jul 16, 1964*
Connor, Linda: Dec 15, 1973 (including photograph by Connor)
Conrad, Barnaby: Mar 19, 1976
Constantine, Mildred: Oct 13, 1974*
Cook: Thomas Cook & Son: Jan 21, 1960 (re voyage on the BERLIN)
Cooper, Thomas: Sep 20, 1970; Sep 20, 1970*; Nov 09, 1971; Nov 12, 1971*; Nov 16, 1972; Dec 03, 1972*; Sep 20, 1973; Feb 26, 1975
Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art: Jul 16, 1956
Corbett, A.: Jun 04, 1970
Costello, Allison: undated
Couchman, Bea: Feb 26, [1967]; Jan 05, 1968; Jan 10, 1968*; Jan 26, 1970*; Aug 18, 1970*; May 27, 1971; Aug 06, [1973];
Cowll, Sidney: Mar 24, 1974*
Cranbrook Academy of Art: Apr 22, 1976
Crane, Barbara: Feb 11, 1971; Jun 04, 1971*; Nov 24, 1971* (letter of recommendation); Nov 27, 1971* (letter of recommendation); [Apr 1973]*; May 26, 1973
Craven, George and Rachel: Mar 20, 1960; Oct 12, 1960*; Oct 21, 1960; Nov 16, 1960*; Apr 20, 1962*; Apr 26, 1962; [Dec 1963]; Mar 13, 1964*; Apr 09, 1964*; Jun 30, 1964*; Oct 03, 1964; Mar 07, 1966; Mar 10, 1966*; Mar 24, 1966*; Mar 25, 1966; May 02, 1966; May 04, 1966*; Oct 05, 1966*; Dec 21, 1969; Sep 07, 1972 (booklet ?The Group f/64 Controversy" by Craven enclosed in letter to Cunningham from University of California at Berkeley)
Crawford & Conover, Inc.: Aug 06, 1965
Crawford, Earl: Feb 17, 1975; Mar 24, 1975*
Creative and Extraordinary Person Project: Sep 01, 1974
Creative Camera: Feb 10, 1971; Jun 16, 1971; Jun 29, 1971*; Jul 08, 1971*
Crispino, Miss: Jul 06, 1968*
Crockett, Candace: Feb 11, 1974; Feb 17, 1974*
Crouch, Steve: Jan 25, 1960*; Jun 06, 1968; Jun 18, 1968*
Crowder, Katherine Kerr: Jun 21, 1965; Jun 27, 1965*
Crowell: Thomas Y. Crowell Company: Feb 12, 1962; Feb 26, 1962; Mar 02, 1962; Mar 06, 1962
Crowninshield, Frank: May 09, 1935; Jun 10, 1935*; Jun 13, 1935
Cunningham: Imogen Cunningham Trust: Mar 01, 1976; also see Morrison & Foerster; also see entry under Financial Material
Cunningham, John: May 24, 1974*
Cunningham, June and Alan: Jun 27, 1976
Cunningham, Lynn: Jan 07, 1972; Feb 09, 1972*; Aug 11, 1972*; May 02, 1973; May 16, 1973*
Cunningham?, Min: 1910*
Cunningham, Pearl: 1909 (3)*; 1910 (6, including a photograph of a woman drinking beer while holding a cigarette)
Cunningham Press: Jan 12, 1974*
Cunningham, Roger and Doris: Dec 25, 1967 (including photo Christmas card); Feb 15, 1968; Jul 15, 1968*; Aug 08, 1968; Dec 06, 1968; Dec 07, 1968 (including photo Christmas card); Apr 27, 1969*; May 11, 1969; Dec 13, 1969 (including photo Christmas card); Feb 25, 1970; Mar 03, 1970*; May 21, 1970; May 27, 1970 (including obituary for Nellie Cunningham); Jun 11, 1970; Apr 16, 1971*; Jan 11, 1972; [Apr 29, 1974]; May 08, 1974*; May 16, 1974; May 23, 1974*; Mar 31, 1975*; Apr 21, 1976*; Apr 27, 1976; Nov 30, 1979; Nov 30, 1979
Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. T. N.: Mar 31, 1975*
Cushing, Nancy: undated; Jun 30, 1976 (letter of condolence to Gryffyd Partridge)
Dadd, Mary: see McEwan, Mary
Dafoe, Dottie and Leslie: Apr 07, 1970; Nov 12, 1970*; Nov 12, 1970*; Dec 11, 1973
Dahl, Arthur L.: Nov 20, 1970*
Daily Express: Jul 07, 1960
Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts: Dec 11, 1967
Daniel, Edna: Aug 24, 1961; Feb 20, 1963; Feb 26, 1969*; also see California: University of California at Berkeley
Danieli, Fidel: Aug 09, 1974; Oct 28, 1974*
Dater, Judy: Nov 27, 1971* (letter of recommendation); July 1973; Dec 04, 1974* (letter of recommendation); Oct 28, 1979
Daveney, Paula: Sep 07, 1943*; Feb 03, 1948; Jul 10, 1956 (letter from Berta Hader); Mar 02, 1971*; Oct 19, 1973*; Mar 11, 1974*; Sep 14, 1974*; Mar 10, 1975 (filing of Daveney's will); see Personal business records
David: Peter M. David Gallery: Nov 18, 1974; Nov 22, 1974*
Davidos, Rajan and Kimiko: Jan 05, 1969*; Apr 09, 1969; Apr 13, 1969*; also see Photographs
Davies, Louise: undated (3); Mar 04, 1971*; May 16, 1973*
Davies, Ralph: Sep 20, 1970*
Davis, Phil: May 20, 1974; May 25, 1974*; Jun 18, 1974; Aug 20, 1974*
DAY AT NIGHT (television program): Apr 25, 1974; May 03, 1974*
Dearborn, Betty: Apr 10, 1967; Jun 19, 1967*
Dearborn-Massar: see Massar, Phyllis
Dearborn Stove Company: Apr 21, 1965*
DeCordova and Dana Museum and Park: Nov 15, 1961; Mar 07, 1968*
DeGoff, Sidney: Oct 19, 1974*
Deitch, Donna: Jan 07, 1972; Jan 19, 1972*; Feb 24, 1975*; Mar 23, 1976; Apr 01, 1976*
Denny, Grace: Feb 06, 1967; May 06, 1967; Aug 24, 1967
Desmarais, Charles: Oct 11, 1974
Detroit Free Press: Sep 15, 1965; Sep 21, 1965; Oct 25, 1965
Deutsch, Barbara: Feb 18, 1974
De Young Museum: Nov 21, 1970 (letter from Janet Partridge)
De Young Museum Society: Jun 24, 1970
Dhaemers, Mrs.: Mar 04, 1966*
Diablo Valley College: Aug 15, 1972; Nov 15, 1972
Diamond, Martin: Oct 02, 1974; Feb 24, 1975*
Dickinson-Chetham, Helen: Dec 10, 1960*; Aug 28, 1962 (letter to Dorothy MacDonald); Jun 03, 1963
Dinsdale, Elizabeth: Sep 02, 1968; also see Cunningham, Roger
Dixon, Constance (daughter of Maynard Dixon): Jun 30, 1976 (letter of condolence to Gryffyd Partridge)
Dixon, Edith: Nov 1946 (re death of Maynard Dixon)
Dmitri, Ivan: see Photography in the Fine Arts
Dommeyer, Frederick C.: Oct 01, 1965; Jun 21, 1966
Doniach, Sarah: Mar 03, 1970; Mar 12, 1970*
Donnelley, Adelaide: [Mar 29, 1972]; Mar 29, 1972*; Jun 10, 1972*; Jun 28, 1972
Donoho, David: undated (2); Sep 30, 1963; Feb 15, 1965; Mar 01, 1966; Mar 03, 1966*; Dec 12, 1966; Jan 02, 1967; Jan 04, 1967*; Mar 08, 1967; Apr 03, 1967; Apr 11, 1967; May 11, 1967; May 17, 1967; May 24, 1967; May 30, 1967*; Jun 02, 1967; Jul 27, 1967; Aug 01, 1967; Aug 07, 1967; Sep 17, 1967; Sep 29, 1967*; Oct 07, 1967*; Nov 05, 1967; Jul 03, 1968; Jul 08, 1968*; Jul 11, 1968; Sep 27, 1968*; Sep 29, 1968; Oct 13, 1968; Nov 12, 1968; Dec 03, 1968; Dec 24, 1968; Mar 12, 1969*; Mar 16, 1969; May 20, 1970; Mar 23, 1971; Mar 27, 1971*; Apr 20, 1972*; May 21, 1974; Jun 05, 1975; Jun 29, 1975; also see San Jose State College
Dooley: Thomas A. Dooley Foundation, Inc.: see Chaney, Verne
Doubleday & Company, Inc.: Nov 12, 1970; Nov 26, 1970*
Dowling, Ed and Muriel Peterson: Jul 18, 1958*; Aug 29, 1965*
Doyle, Kathleen: undated
Dresden, Maud: May 31, 1910 (2) (a postcard with a photograph of Dresden and Cunningham; and a postcard with a photograph of Dresden and Omer Foisie)
Dreyfus, Emile: Sep 26, 1955 (including 2 photographs of ?old fogies" playing card game)
Drummond, Katherine: Apr 20, 1961*; Oct 07, 1961; Dec 29, 1963*; Jan 27, 1964; Jan 03, 1967; Sep 22, 1968*
Duarte, Carlota: Apr 28, 1976
Ducasse, Mabel and Curt (Brown University): Sep 17, 1956; Dec 25, 1956; Jan 10, 1959*; Dec 07, 1960; Dec 14, 1960*; Dec 29, 1963*; Jan 10, 1964; Jan 20, 1964*; Feb 22, 1964*; Oct 07, 1964; [Jan 1965]; Feb 05, 1966; Feb 12, 1966; Feb 14, 1966*; Feb 26, 1966; Mar 01, 1966*; Mar 25, 1966; Apr 05, 1966*; Oct 16, 1966; Nov 10, 1966*; Dec 27, 1966; Apr 26, 1967*; Apr 29, 1967; May 23, 1967*; May 24, 1967; May 26, 1967*; Jun 07, 1967; Jun 08, 1967; Jun 18, 1967*; Jun 27, 1967; Aug 14, 1967*; Nov 26, 1967*; Dec 15, 1968*; Jan 06, 1969*; Dec 14, 1969; Dec 29, 1969*; Jan 08, 1970; Feb 02, 1970; Mar 08, 1970*; Mar 17, 1970; May 25, 1970; Jun 12, 1970*; mentioned in letter dated Sep 27, 1975
Dunham, Dorothea: Apr 08, [1976]
Duskin, Mr.: undated*
E., Charline: Feb 14, 1967*; Apr 04, 1968; Apr 10, 1968*; Mar 17, 1970
E., W.?: Jul 08, 1960
Eakins Press: Apr 30, 1976*
Eastman: George Eastman House: Jun 25, 1958; Nov 27, 1958*; Feb 05, 1959*; Apr 21, 1959; Jun 23, 1959; Jul 06, 1959*; Jul 16, 1959; Aug 10, 1959; Aug 18, 1959; Sep 04, 1959*; Nov 17, 1959*; Nov 23, 1959; Dec 20, 1959*; Jan 01, 1960*; Feb 12, 1960*; May 12, 1960; Jul 15, 1960; Sep 21, 1960; Oct 14, 1960; Nov 02, 1960; Dec 23, 1960; Dec 30, 1960; Mar 21, 1961*; Apr 06, 1961*; Apr 03, 1962; May 18, 1962*; May 24, 1962; Jun 05, 1962*; Jul 10, 1962; Aug 03, 1962; Nov 28, 1962*; Jan 11, 1963; Jan 17, 1963*; Nov 20, 1963*; [Dec 1963]; Apr 25, 1964*; Jun 08, 1964*; Jul 08, 1964; Jul 28, 1965*; Jun 29, 1967*; Apr 04, 1968*; Aug 14, 1969*; Sep 17, 1969*; Sep 30, 1969; Jul 07, 1970*; Aug 25, 1970; Sep 04, 1970*; Sep 21, 1970; Sep 28, 1970*; Oct 08, 1970; Oct 16, 1970*; Oct 20, 1970; Aug 04, 1971*; Dec 20, 1971; Jan 22, 1972*; Apr 26, 1972*; mentioned in letter dated Feb 18, 1976; also see International Museum of Photography; also see White, Minor
East Shoreline Charter Service: May 04, 1968
Eastwood, Alice: see Printed Material
Eckbo, Royston and Williams: Feb 10, 1947 (including notes and blueprints for landscaping Cunningham's yard in Green Street); Jun 09, 1947*; Sep 21, 1947*
Ecko, Evans: Apr 10, 1976
Edison Street Gallery: Mar 03, 1975; Apr 04, 1975*
Edwal Scientific Products Corp.: Mar 14, 1961*
Edwards, Norman: Aug 08, 1962*; Sep 20, 1962
Eitner, Lorenz: see Stanford University
Elkus, Jonathan, Marilyn and Ian: Dec 14, 1965*; May 1973
Ellegood, Donald: see Washington: University of Washington Press
Elliot, Ralph: Mar 21, 1962*
Embarcadero Center: Sep 20, 1972; Sep 29, 1972*
Emerson, Donna: undated (including a photograph of Emerson)
Emmons, Donn: Nov 12, 1974
Encyclopaedia Britannica: Jun 04, 1965; Jun 15, 1965*; Mar 17, 1971; Mar 22, 1971*; Apr 06, 1971; Apr 16, 1971*; Nov 10, 1971; Nov 23, 1971*; Jan 14, 1972; Jan 21, 1972*; Jan 25, 1972; Jan 28, 1972*; Feb 02, 1971; Feb 10, 1972; Feb 19, 1972*
English, Christopher: Jul 06, 1973; Jul 13, 1973*
Eng-Skell Company: Jan 05, 1959
Epstein, Ellen: Jan 09, 1968*
Epstein, Mrs. Jacob: Nov 21, 1963*
Erceg, Don and Jo (Joseph): Mar 01, 1965; Oct 18, 1965; Jun 21, 1966*; Sep 20, [1966]; Sep 26, 1966*; Nov 09, 1966*; Nov 13, 1966; Nov 25, 1966*; Jan 06, 1967; Jan 25, 1967*; Jun 21, 1967*; Jul 04, 1967; Jul 19, 1967*; Nov 07, 1967; Jul 05, 1968*; Jan 24, 1970*; May 03, 1971*; also see Lynch: Douglas Lynch Associates
Erpen, Gustave: Feb 06, 1966*
Esalen Institute: Apr 20, 1964; Apr 23, 1964*
Ets-Hokins, Jeremy: Sep 18, 1974*
Everyday Art Quarterly: Feb 13, 1948
Exchange National Bank of Chicago: Jan 24, 1968
f/64, Group: Sep 07, 1972 (booklet ?The Group f/64 Controversy" by George M. Craven enclosed in letter from University of California at Berkeley)
Faber and Faber, Ltd.: Jan 26, 1970; Jan 31, 1970* (2); Feb 17, 1970
Falkner von Sonnenburg, Erwin: undated (in German); Jan 03, 1955 (in German); Aug 28, 1967*; Sep 23, 1968 (in German); Oct 19, 1968*; Dec 15, 1968*; Jan 12, 1969*; Jan 28, 1969 (in German); Feb 04, 1969*; Mar 11, 1969 (in German); Apr 16, 1969 (in German); Apr 23, 1969; Nov 28, 1970*; Jun 23, 1971*; Dec 13, 1971 (in German); Dec 25, 1971*; Apr 07, 1972 (in German); Feb 14, 1973 (in German); Jul 26, 1973*; Aug 21, 1973 (in German); Aug 01, 1974 (in German)
Falkner von Sonnenburg, Helene: May 1952 (in German); Jul 10, 1952; Aug 07, 1952; Sep 14, 1952*; Oct 15, 1952*; Nov 10, 1952*; Jan 05, 1953*; Jan 19, 1953*; Jan 27, 1953; Feb 02, 1953*; Feb 09, 1953*; Feb 25, 1953*; Apr 10, 1953*; May 19, 1953*; Jul 10, 1953*; Aug 20, 1953*; Oct 15, 1953 (death notice); mentioned in letters dated Dec 01, 1953*; Mar 19, 1954; May 14, 1954; May 24, 1954
The Family Circle: May 27, 1954*; Jun 07, 1954*; Jun 11, 1954; Jul 21, 1954; Jul 24, 1954*; Jan 25, 1955*; Jan 31, 1955; Jul 19, 1955; Jul 29, 1955; Aug 10, 1955; Sep 12, 1955*
Farley, Mr. and Mrs. William: Sep 22, 1948
Fascioni, Anna: Mar 23, 1971
Feininger, Andreas: Sep 19, 1937
Feininger, Lyonel and Julia: mentioned in [undated] letter from unidentified correspondent; Dec 14, 1951*; Feb 12, 1952*; Mar 18, 1952 (2); Mar 20, 1960
Feminist History Research Project: Jan 03, 1973
Fenno, J. (Jake?): May 27, 1968; May 30, 1968*
Ferry, Frances: Jan 30, 1966; [Mar 1969]; Apr 14, 1969*; Apr 19, 1969*; Jun 22, 1969*; Jul 11, 1969*; Sep 02, 1971*; Oct 16, 1975
Film Dynamics: May 21, 1973*
Finley, Mr. and Mrs. R. W.: Mar 31, 1975*
Finnegan, Josephine: Jul 05, 1972*; Jul 09, 1972
Fisher, Lois: mentioned in letter dated Mar 10, 1955
Focus Gallery: Nov 16, 1966; May 13, 1970; May 18, 1970*; May 30, 1970 (receipt for works); Apr 30, 1973; May 16, 1973; May 21, 1974; Apr 19, 1975; Jun 26, 1979; Jun 03, 1980
Foisie, Omer: see Dresden, Maud
Folger, Mr.: Feb 24, 1966*
Forbes, John D.: Jun 14, 1967*; Jun 17, 1967
Ford, Mr.: Nov 27, 1967*; May 21, 1968*
Forth, Robert: Jan 18, 1973*
Fortune: Mar 27, 1946
Fort Worth Art Center: Feb 27, 1956
Foster, Eve: Nov 13, 1957*; May 17, 1959*; Jan 18, 1960; Dec 10, 1960*
Foster (Zlatovski), Jane: undated; Oct 30, 1952; Dec 19, 1956; Jul 09, 1957* (including clippings about her indictment); see Notes for Foster's excerpts from -- My Ten Years as a Counterspy -- by Boris Morros, 1959
Foster, W. E.: Aug 14, 1957 (including clippings about Jane and George Foster's indictments)
FR Corporation: Feb 09, 1960
Franke & Heidecke: Apr 13, 1959; Jun 05, 1959*; Jun 18, 1959
Frankel, Peg: undated; Nov 28, 1983
Frankenstein, Alfred: see -- San Francisco Chronicle
Freed, Arthur: Aug 17, 1970
Freehe, Clifford: photograph of Freehe contained in letter from Dick Muffley dated May 19, 1974; also see Washington: University of Washington, Seattle
Freemesser, Bernard: Apr 09, 1969; Sep 24, 1973; Oct 27, 1973*; also see Oregon: University of Oregon
Friedman, Marian: [Apr 11, 1976]; May 07, 1976*
Friedman, Mickey: Apr 03, 1975; Jan 12, 1976; Jan 21, 1976; Mar 17, 1976*; Sep 22, 1976 (letter of condolence to Gryffyd Partridge)
Friends of Photography (gallery): Oct 12, 1971*; [May 31, 1973]; Jun 19, 1973; Feb 02, 1974*; May 14, 1974
Friends of the San Francisco Public Library: see San Francisco Public Library
Fuller, Pat: Apr 27, 1974; May 05, 1974*
Fuller, R. Buckminster: Mar 31, 1965
G., P. K.: Jul 05, 1968*
Gaelen, Leslie H.: May 16, 1961*; Nov 21, 1969; Nov 26, 1969*; Apr 29, 1970; Mar 20, 1971; Mar 26, 1971; Mar 31, 1971; May 11, 1971*; May 14, 1971*; Mun 03, 1971; Jun 09, 1971*
Galen, William: Mar 04, 1965; Aug 16, 1965
Gardner, Chrissie: Feb 18, 1968*; Aug 18, 1974*
Gardner, Juanita: Oct 16, 1972
Garnett, William: Dec 04, 1969*; May 09, 1970
Garrod, Richard: Feb 25, 1971
GAUSE (Western Managers of World Personalities): Mar 10, 1955; Mar 13, 1955*
Geddes, Norman Bel: Jun 27, 1932; Jul 07, 1932
Geen, Elizabeth: Mar 30, 1969*
Geldermann, Jessie and Arturo: Jun 12, 1958; Feb 02, 1959*; Feb 06, 1966*
General Foods Corp.: Nov 08, 1966*
Geske, Norman: see Nebraska: University of Nebraska
Gibbons, Mrs.: Jan 13, 1969*
Gichner, Lawrence: May 14, 1970; May 27, 1970*; Sep 14, 1970*
Gilbert, Arnold: Dec 02, 1969; Dec 15, 1969*; Dec 22, 1969; Feb 10, 1970*; Feb 16, 1970; Feb 19, 1970*
Gilbert, Jeffrey: Feb 05, 1976
Gill, Anne and Elwood: Oct 15, 1968; Oct 19, 1968*
Gillet, Anne: Feb 25, 1976 (including a term paper about Cunningham and 2 photographs of details on Cunningham's house)
Gilpin, Laura: May 31, 1959; Jun 04, 1959*; Feb 21, 1976*; Apr 17, 1976
Gisbon, Helen: Jan 28, 1958*
Glaezer, Rabbi: Oct 30, 1966
Glaser, Leslie: Jul 09, 1974*
Glenn: Jack Glenn Gallery: Mar 25, 1974; Apr 05, 1974; May 02, 1974; May 08, 1974*; May 09, 1974; Aug 23, 1974; Oct 04, 1974*
Golden Gate Magazine: May 08, 1961
Goldschmidt, Lisa: [Feb 07, 1969]; Feb 07, 1969*
Goldsmith, David: Jan 22, 1974*; Jan 19, 1975
Goldsmith, John: Oct 17, 1974
Goldsmith, T.: Nov 21, 1973
Goldstein, Virginia (Vagadu Aurelius' mother): Feb 07, 1971; Feb 27, 1971*
Goldstine, Daniel: Jul 05, 1964*
Goldstine, Edgar N.: undated; Jul 10, 1976 (letter of condolence to Gryffyd Partridge)
Goodger-Hill, G.: see Writings
Goodhue, Dr.: Sep 04, 1959* (2); Dec 07, 1972*
Goodwin, Betty: Nov 01, 1974
Goodwin, David: Dec 25, 1969 (photo Christmas card); Jul 22, 1970*; Jun 03, 1970; Dec 25, 1973; Apr 11, 1976
Gordon, Richard: Oct 11, 1974
Gorsline, Jerry: Sep 03, 1968
Grady, Jim: Nov 26, 1956*
Graham: Martha Graham Dance Co.: Apr 29, 1976*
Grant, Cary: Oct 24, 1970*
Grant, Verne: undated; Oct 24, [1974]; Nov 20, 1974
Graves, Morris: Apr 13, 1969*; Feb 23, 1972*; Jun 11, 1973*; Jun 30, 1973; Jul 05, 1973*; Jul 30, 1973; Aug 17, 1973*; Sep 03, 1973*; Dec 21, 1973
Graves, Wallace: Nov 12, 1972
Gray, Burt: Oct 11, 1974*
Grey, Abby and Benjamin: Jan 24, 1965; Feb 10, 1965*
Grieve, Ginger: Feb 04, 1976 (including a photograph of Grieve)
Grotch, Stanley: Nov 16, 1971*; Jan 08, 1971*
Grover, Oliver D.: Jun 26, 1912
Grubb, Erica: see Washington: University of Washington Press
Guggenheim: John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation: undated* (2; one re Gini Dodge Leonard); Nov 30, 1956* (re Ruth Asawa Lanier); Nov 03, 1959 (recommendation for Cunningham from Theodore Roethke); Nov 16, 1959*; Feb 10, 1960; Nov 22, 1966; Dec 21, 1966* (re Thomas Knight); Jan 30, 1967*; Nov 22, 1967; Dec 07, 1968*; Aug 28, 1969; Sep 15, 1969*; Feb 20, 1970; Mar 20, 1970 (2); Mar 23, 1970 (telegram awarding fellowship); Apr 02, 1970; Apr 04, 1970*; Apr 08, 1970; Apr 09, 1970; Apr 21, 1970 (2); Apr 27, 1970 (2); Apr 30, 1970*; May 14, 1970; Jun 01, 1970*; Jun 08, 1970; Jul 26, 1970*; Jul 29, 1970; Sep 11, 1970; Oct 28, 1970*; Nov 18, 1970*; Dec 04, 1970; Dec 11, 1970; Dec 18, 1970*; Dec 22, 1970; Jan 11, 1971*; Jan 15, 1971; Jan 27, 1971; Jan 30, 1971*; Feb 22, 1971*; Mar 03, 1971; Mar 07, 1971*; Mar 11, 1971; Mar 14, 1971*; Apr 07, 1971; Apr 26, 1971; May 02, 1971*; May 11, 1971; Aug 04, 1971*; Aug 06, 1971; Aug 13, 1971; Dec 02, 1971*; Dec 06, 1971; Dec 09, 1971; Dec 25, 1971*; Feb 24, 1972; Feb 29, 1972*; Jun 10, 1972*; Jun 13, 1972; Nov 21, 1972; Dec 01, 1972* (including recommendations by Cunningham for Bill Heick and Walter Chappel); May 03, 1973*; Oct 30, 1974*; Nov 20, 1974; Dec 04, 1974* (letter of recommendation for Judy Dater); Dec 10, 1974
Guillumette: Paul Guillumette, Inc.: Jul 17, 1953
Gustafson, Egil: mentioned in letter dated Nov 02, 1974
Gustaitis, Rasa (Rasa Gustaitis Moss): Dec 24, 1969
Gustin, Paul and Ina: Aug 19, 1965*; Oct 07, 1965
Guthrie, Helen: see MacDonald, Dorothy and Helen
Gutman, Judith Mara: Apr 25, 1971
Haberstitch, David: see Smithsonian Institution; see Writings
Hader, Berta and Elmer: undated; Jul 10, 1956; Aug 22, 1956; Sep 11, 1965*; Jul 22, 1968*; May 01, 1969; Dec 28, 1969; Apr 20, 1971*; Jun 21, 1973; mentioned in letter Oct 19, 1973*; Feb 21, 1974*; Feb 25, 1974; Feb 25, 1975*
Hagan, R. A.: Apr 12, 1975 (poem by Hagan)
Hagberg, Jochen: see Writings
Hagel, Hansel, and Otto: Feb 24, 1965; Apr 22, 1968*; Oct 26, 1973
Hagen, Charles: see -- Afterimage
Hall, James Baker: Mar 14, 1976
Hall, Norman: Dec 09, 1960*,Dec 17, 1960; May 12, 1961; Oct 07, 1962*; May 05, 1963*; Nov 21, 1963*; Dec 30, 1963; Feb 22, 1964*; Jun 11, 1965*; Sep 22, 1968*; Oct 07, 1968; Oct 11, 1968*; Jul 22, 1969*; Nov 25, 1969*; also see -- London Times; -- also see -- Photography
Halprin, Ann: Nov 1970
Hammid, Hella: Apr 25, 1964*; Jan 22, 1967*; Oct 07, 1968*; Aug 27, 1969*; Apr 25, 1972 (letter of recommendation)
Handbook Co.: Mar 28, 1972*
Hansen family: Dec 25, 1968 (including photograph)
Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc.: Feb 07, 1973; Feb 14, 1973; Feb 18, 1973*
Harmon family: Dec 25, 1962
Harnden, Betsey: Jan 20, 1973*
Harootian, Koren Der: Dec 28, 1956
Harper's Bazaar: Jan 07, 1963*; Nov 07, 1970*; Jan 1971 (2)
Harrington, La Mar: see Henry Gallery
Harris, Eugenia: May 11, 1975*
Harrison, Halstead: undated
Harrison, Lynne: Oct 27, 1965; Nov 02, 1965*; Dec 26, 1965; Apr 05, 1966; Oct 16, 1966; Nov 03, 1966*; Mar 08, 1967*; Mar 25, 1967; Feb 08, 1968; Feb 11, 1968*; Aug 09, 1968*; Oct 05, 1973; Jan 23, 1974; Mar 27, 1974*; Apr 23, 1974*; Sep 30, 1974; Oct 02, 1974*
Hartman, Louis: Dec 29, 1967*
Hauberg, John: Mar 28, 1972; Apr 17, 1972*
Haupt, Hanna: Feb 09, 1961 (in German)
Haupt, Peter and Dorle: Jan 25, 1959*; Nov 29, 1960*; Sep 07, 1961 (in German); Dec 14, 1965*; Jul 27, 1967; Aug 28, 1967*; Jul 06, 1968*; Sep 23, 1968*; Nov 24, 1968; Dec 08, 1968*; Jan 10, 1969; Aug 29, 1969*; Jan 03, 1969; May 24, 1971*; Sep 16, 1972; Oct 04, 1972; Jun 09, 1973; Oct 06, 1973; Dec 03, 1974*
Haupt, Otto: Aug 08, 1960 (in German)
Haven, Tom: [Jul 25, 1973]; Jul 25, 1973*
Haynes, Bruce and Joan (Partridge): Aug 30, 1967; Sep 26, 1967*; Dec 29, 1967*; Jan 17, 1968; Jan 31, 1968; Apr 04, 1968*; Jan 05, 1969*; Feb 02, 1969; Feb 05, 1969*; Apr 13, 1969*; Feb 29, 1972*; Jun 07, 1974*; Nov 18, 1974*
Healey, Myrtle: undated calling card
Heick, Bill: undated; mentioned in letter dated Dec 01, 1972*
Heick, Helen: Oct 09, 1958 (including a typescript of Heick's ?On a Freighter to Japan" and a reprint of her "A Panacea Called Haramaki"); Dec 16, 1960*
Heinecken, Robert: see California: University of California at Los Angeles
Heino, Vivica: Mar 25, 1971*; May 05, 1972*
Hellman, Lillian: Dec 02, 1973*; Dec 26, 1973
Helps, Bob: [Jan 31, 1974]; Jan 31, 1974*
Henod Textiles: undated
Henry Gallery (University of Washington, Seattle): May 05, 1958; May 15, 1958*; Jul 27, 1960 (2); Aug 03, 1960 (letter from Gryffyd Partridge); Aug 23, 1960*; Mar 26, 1961*; Mar 17, 1964; Mar 19, 1964*; Mar 30, 1964; Apr 16, 1964*; Apr 20, 1964 (2); Apr 24, 1964*; Aug 30, 1964*; Sep 16, 1964; Sep 27, 1964*; Oct 15, 1964; Dec 10, 1964; Dec 30, 1964*; Jan 12, 1965; Jan 18, 1965*; Mar 30, 1965; Mar 31, 1965; Apr 01, 1965*; Apr 21, 1965*; Jun 04, 1965; Jun 17, 1965; Jun 20, 1965; Jun 23, 1965*; Jun 27, 1965*; Jul 20, 1965; Aug 05, 1965*; Nov 10, 1965*; Jan 03, 1966; Jan 14, 1966; Jan 21, 1966*; Jan 24, 1966; Jan 30, 1966*; Feb 11, 1966; Apr 06, 1966; Jun 20, 1966*; Jun 21, 1966; Jul 04, 1966*; Aug 03, 1966; Aug 09, 1966*; Sep 14, 1966; Oct 21, 1966*; Dec 02, 1966; Dec 11, 1966*; Dec 21, 1966; Feb 02, 1967*; Jun 18, 1967*; Oct 31, 1967; Nov 09, 1967*; Sep 15, 1970*; Sep 28, 1970; Nov 07, 1970*; Nov 24, 1970; Jan 16, 1971*; Jan 26, 1971; Feb 24, 1971; Mar 03, 1971*; Apr 26, 1971; Jun 09, 1971; Jun 16, 1971*; May 08, 1972; Jul 11, 1972; Mar 01, 1973; Mar 28, 1973*; Apr 10, 1973; May 07, 1973*; Oct 17, 1973*; Dec 18, 1973; Jan 18, 1974*; Jan 21, 1974; Feb 06, 1974; Feb 07, 1974*; Feb 12, 1974; Feb 20, 1974; Mar 05, 1974*; Mar 20, 1974; Mar 27, 1974*; Mar 28, 1974; Apr 21, 1974; Apr 26, 1974*; May 05, 1974*; May 06, 1974*; May 10, 1974 (including 5 installation photographs from Cunningham's exhibition); Jun 04, 1974
Heron, Edith: Mar 07, 1974
Herrick, Mariam and Francis: Apr 14, 1971; Dec 1973; Dec 26, 1974; May 30, 1975*
Herring, Frances: Apr 15, 1970
Hershey, Ann: see KPIX 5
Heyman, Therese: undated (2); Feb 26, 1965*; Dec 20, 1965; Apr 25, 1969; Apr 13, 1970; Feb 22, 1971*; Apr 29, 1971; Mar 09, 1974*; Feb 11, 1975 (letter from Cunningham's lawyers, Morrison & Foerster); also see Oakland Museum
Hiatt, Mary: Apr 30, 1970; Jul 12, 1976 (letter of condolence to Gryffyd Partridge)
High, Dennis: mentioned in letter dated May 10, 1976
Higman, Harry W.: Apr 25, 1953; Jun 08, 1965*; Jun 08, 1965*
Himelfarb, Harvey: Mar 27, 1971
Hoffman, Lee: Jun 09, 1972; Jun 15, 1972*; Dec 19, 1972; Jan 06, 1973*
Hoffman, Michael E.: see -- Aperture
Holder, Preston: Mar 21, 1966; Apr 12, 1966*; Sep 12, 1966; Sep 13, 1966*; Sep 18, 1966; Oct 11, 1966; Oct 30, 1966*; Jan 23, 1967; Nov 18, 1968; Nov 19, 1968*
Holger, Zelda: Feb 28, 1976
Holt, Rinehart & Winston, Inc.: Sep 26, 1972*; Oct 11, 1972; Oct 16, 1972*; Oct 18, 1972
Holub, Leo: Aug 20, 1969*; Aug 24, 1969; Dec 25, 1973; Jan 1975; Jun 21, 1976
Homestead Productions: Jan 07, 1971
Hooykaas, Else Madelon: Jan 02, 1971; Jun 09, 1971*; Jun 16, 1971; Jan 12, 1972
Hoover, Herbert (the office of Herbert Hoover): May 21, 1935*; Jun 4, 1935; Oct 05, 1935; Oct 09, 1935*; Feb 25, 1936; Feb 28, 1936*; Apr 22, 1936; Apr 29, 1936*; May 06, 1936; May 13, 1936*
Hosoe, Eikoh: Dec 25, 1974
Howell, Thekla and Robinson: [Jan 1966]; Dec 25, 1968; Feb 08, 1969*
Humboldt State College: Jan 21, 1965 (2); Jan 10, 1966; Jan 13, 1966*; Jan 30, 1966*; Feb 22, 1966; Mar 01, 1966*; Jul 01, 1966*; Sep 24, 1966*; Sep 30, 1966; Oct 05, 1966*; Mar 04, 1968*; Apr 05, 1968; Jul 04, 1968*; Feb 06, 1970*
Hume, Portia Bell: Mar 16, 1942; Mar 20, 1942*; May 03, 1942; May 24, 1942*
Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation: Mar 01, 1974; May 24, 1975*
Huppe: Sep 07, 1973*
Hurd, Mrs.: Aug 09, 1968*
Illinois: University of Illinois: Jan 14, 1965; Feb 01, 1965*; Mar 17, 1965; Mar 26, 1965*; Apr 09, 1965
Imada, Kinji: Jul 07, 1968*; Dec 25, 1971*
Image Circle: Apr 05, 1971*
Indiana University: Oct 31, 1958; Dec 02, 1958
Infinity: Oct 23, 1965*; Nov 07, 1965*; Jan 26, 1966*; Jun 03, 1966*; Jun 20, 1966*; Oct 04, 1966; Oct 14, 1966*; Oct 19, 1966*; May 24, 1967*; also see American Society of Magazine Photographers
Ingalls, David: Feb 22, 1972
Inokuma, Geniciro: Nov 25, 1955
Institute of International Education: Jan 10, 1965*; Mar 26, 1965*; May 03, 1971
International Invitational of Photography: see Volunteer Service Photographers
International Museum of Photography: Feb 10, 1972; May 03, 1972; Jun 16, 1972*; Nov 10, 1974*; also see Eastman: George Eastman House
Iowa: University of Iowa: Nov 14, 1967; Nov 22, 1967*; Nov 24, 1967*; Dec 04, 1967; Jan 04, 1968; Jan 04, 1968; Jan 13, 1968*; Mar 04, 1968*; Oct 29, 1968; Nov 10, 1968*; Nov 16, 1968; Apr 08, 1969; May 26, 1971
Irwin, Clare: undated; Oct 08, 1960*; Nov 04, 1968*; Jan 10, 1969; Feb 25, 1969*; Mar 11, 1969*; Aug 30, 1970*; Sep 11, 1970; Dec 15, 1970; Mar 26, 1971*; Mar 31, 1971; Apr 02, 1971*; Apr 10, 1971; Dec 15, 1971*; May 10, 1972*; May 26, 1972; Jun 08, 1972*; Oct 05, 1972; Oct 19, 1972*; Sep 18, 1973; Nov 30, 1973*; Jan 24, 1974*; Apr 09, 1974; May 23, 1974*; Feb 26, 1976; Mar 06, 1976*; Oct 20, 1976
Irwin? family: Jul 19, 1967 (in German)
Irwin, Melanie: Sep 24, 1971
Iselin, Leni: Aug 25, 1961; Sep 19, 1961; Sep 23, 1961; Oct 17, 1961; Mar 02, 1962; Apr 29, 1962*; May 19, 1962; May 25, 1962*; Jun 12, 1962*; Oct 23, 1962*; Jan 08, 1963*; Mar 29, 1963*; Jul 18, 1963*; Nov 26, 1963*; Jan 03, 1964*; Jun 02, 1964*; Aug 07, 1964*; Nov 17, 1964*; Jun 18, 1967*; Jul 10, 1967*
Istituto Editoriale Domus: Aug 11, 1958; Aug 17, 1958*; Aug 26, 1958
Jackson, Herbet: Oct 16, 1967
Jacobs, Ken: May 21, 1973*
Jameson, Catherine E.: see Marple, Warren
Janis: Sidney Janis Gallery: Feb 23, 1976
Jay, Bill: see -- Album
Jobert, Muriel: Jan 12, 1960*; Jul 19, 1960; Dec 11, 1960*; Nov 20, 1962; Feb 05, 1964*; Sep 17, 1964*; Dec 12, 1966*; Jan 12, 1967; Feb 04, 1967*; Jun 19, 1967*
Johnson, Catherine: Jan 20, 1968
Johnson, Lyndon B.: Jun 14, 1965 (invitation to reception at the White House)
Johnson, Tom: see College of Marin
Jones, George: Sep 07, 1971; Nov 10, 1971
Jones, Laura: undated
Jourdan, Alda: Jan 15, 1956
Jourdan, Erven: Feb 27, 1976
Junior League of Oakland: Oct 19, 1967
Junior League of San Francisco: Nov 15, 1951; Aug 05, 1965
Ka_____, Kay: [Feb 1973]
Kalamazoo Institute of Arts: Mar 16, 1961; May 22, 1961*; May 24, 1961; Jan 05, 1962
Kalina, Judith: Oct 1972; Mar 14, 1975; May 30, 1975*; Aug 31, 1975
Kalkman, Robert Rodgers: Jan 23, 1973
Kanaga, Consuelo: undated; Mar 05, 1961; Mar 12, 1961*; Jan 06, 1962; May 02, 1968*; May 08, 1968; Feb 25, 1969*; mentioned in letter dated Oct 1972
Kansas: University of Kansas: Mar 05, 1974
Kantor, Jayne: Oct 07, 1974; Oct 13, 1974*; Oct 18, 1974; Jan 15, 1975
Kelly, Dorothea: Jan 04, 1964, (including photograph of a painting in a stairway)
Kelly, Jain: see Witkin Gallery
Kemp, Edward: see Oregon: University of Oregon
Kennedy, Lawton: Feb 16, 1966*
Kent State University Press: Jun 24, 1970
Kewell, Jeanne: Jun 07, 1954; Jun 17, 1954*; Jun 26, 1954; Jul 20, 1954*
Khounta, Penelope: Apr 18, 1973
Kier, Mary Alice: Apr 19, 1971
Kilgore, Don: May 12, 1974; May 25, 1974*; May 25, 1975
Kim-Le, Richard: Apr 01, 1976*
Kingston, Rodger: Dec 22, 1974
Kirkman, Tom: Apr 24, 1972; Jun 24, 1972*; Jun 27, 1972
Kismaric, Carole: see Snyder: Norman Snyder Studios, Inc.
Klemmer, Ruth: Dec 21, 1973 (including 2 photos circa 1916)
Klingenberg, Grace: Jan 07, 1963
Knight, Tom and Katy: Dec 21, 1966* (letter to Guggenheim re Thomas Knight); Jan 21, 1974; Jan 25, 1974*; also see Humboldt State College
Knopf: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.: Mar 04, 1976; Mar 09, 1976*
Kolbrener, Bob: Dec 02, 1974
Kolisch, Marian Wood (granddaughter of Charles Erskine Scott Wood): Sep 28, 1974
Korty, John: May 21, 1970 (2); Jun 04, 1970*; Jul 20, 1970 (letter from Museum of Modern Art); Jan 24, 1972; Mar 07, 1973; Jan 1974 (3); Feb 09, 1974*; Mar 06, 1976
Koryhut, Wanda: Aug 21, 1957; Aug 30, 1957
Kosmak, Evelyn and George: Jun 19, 1964; Sep 24, 1970
Kouns, John: Nov 27, 1971* (letter of recommendation)
KPIX 5: Apr 07, 1971; Jun 03, 1975 (2); Jun 03, [1975] (2)
KQED: undated; May 12, 1965; Feb 15, 1966; Jun 14, 1971; Aug 07, 1971; Dec 15, 1971*; May 04, 1972; Jun 14, 1972; May 02, 1974; May 01, 1975
Kraft, Jim: undated
Kralka, Ania: Feb 05, 1966; Feb 13, 1967*; May 12, 1967*; Nov 08, 1970*; Jan 1976
Krannert Art Museum: see Illinois: University of Illinois
Krasnow, Peter: May 27, 1976
Krotki, K. J. and Ania: Apr 01, 1961; Dec 25, 1962 (photo Christmas card); Dec 25, 1963 (photo Christmas card); Mar 16, 1970; Jan 18, 1972
Krotta, Krysia: Feb 10, 1959*; Jun 24, 1959; Aug 21, 1959*; Dec 12, 1959*; Nov 25, 1960*; Feb 21, 1961*; Mar 03, 1961*; Mar 09, 1961; Mar 26, 1961*; Apr 13, 1976*
Lane, William and Saundra: Nov 12, 1968*; Jan 31, 1969*; Feb 27, 1969*; mentioned in letter dated Mar 12, 1969*; Apr 14, 1969*; Apr 18, 1969; Apr 29, 1969*; Jul 30, 1969*; Sep 17, 1969*; Nov 15, 1969; Dec 11, 1969*; Dec 17, 1969; Jan 13, 1970*; Mar 04, 1970*; Aug 24, 1970; Sep 25, 1970*; Oct 20, 1970*; Nov 16, 1970*; Dec 08, 1970; Jul 23, 1971* (2)
Lange, Dorothea: undated; Apr 24, 1958*; Apr 18, 1963*; May 17, 1971 (Dorothea Lange Purchase Award given to Cunningham)
Lanier, Addie Laurie: undated*
Lanier, Eiko: Feb 10, 1963*; Feb 22, 1964*; also see Photographs
Lanier, Ruth Asawa: see Asawa, Ruth
La Paz Pottery: Jun 13, 1973*
Larson, Jerry: see Mount Angel Abbey Library
Laszlo, Ernie: see Writings
Latent Image (Gallery): Mar 19, 1971
Laub, Randolph (Ohio Silver [gallery]): May 14, 1973*; Jun 28, 1973; Jul 24, 1973*
Laughlin, Clarence John: Jan 06, 1952
Laurel, Stan: mentioned in letter dated Feb 22, 1976
Lavenson, Alma: Aug 19, 1953*; Jun 25, 1954*; Dec 07, 1959*; Apr 12, [1968]; Jul 31, 1968*
Lee, Alan W. S.: Jan 11, 1913 (including 14 photographs of China); Apr 17, 1916; Oct 26, 1917; Jan 05, 1918; Mar 1918; Aug 21, 1918 (including 8 photographs of Japanese ceramics); Jan 07, 1919; May 09, 1919; Jun 11, 1919; Jan 14, [1920]; Mar 23, 1920; Apr 14, 1920; May 13, 1920; Jul 17, 1920; Sep 13, 1920; Oct 17, 1920; Dec 01, 1920; Feb 03, 1921; Feb 13, 1921; May 29, 1921; Sep 20, 1921 (including a photograph of the Thames River and Tower Bridge, 4 of Peking, one of a Nagasaki fountain, and one of Poyang Lake); Nov 25, 1921; Jan 09, 1922; Feb 09, 1922; Apr 05, 1922; Aug 24, 1922; Nov 28, 1922; Jan 19, 1923; Aug 31, 1923; Feb 09, 1924; Aug 13, 1924; Mar 23, 1926; Dec 01, 1926; Jan 28, 1927; Jun 02, 1927; Aug 26, 1932; Feb 22, 1934; Oct 18, 1934; Jan 04, 1937 (including 3 photographs of Diplomatic Corps ceremony); Jul 12, 1938; Aug 11, 1939; Aug 31, 1939; Jan 19, 1940
Lee, Hannah Simms: Jan 19, 1957; Feb 12, 1957*; Jun 11, 1965*; Mar 03, 1971*; Mar 13, 1971*
Leefe, Miriam: May 31, 1963*; [Jun 1963]; Aug 07, 1963*; Sep 27, 1963*; Nov 23, 1963*
Lemkin, Mari: Aug 02, 1962; Aug 06, 1962*
Lentz, Bernard: Mar 13, 1958; Nov 23, 1958; Jan 02, 1960; Feb 07, 1960
Leonard, Gini Dodge: Nov 12, 1971; also see undated letter from Cunningham to the Guggenheim Foundation
Leonard, Joanne: Jun 16, 1974
Leone, Anna: Feb 07, 1969*
Leslie, Caird: May 05, 1956*; Dec 10, 1961
Levi Strauss and Company: mentioned in letters dated Sep 20, 1972 and Sep 29, 1972*
Lewis, Carol: Sep 17, 1975
Library of Congress: mentioned in [undated] letter from Cunningham to unidentified correspondent; Jul 14, 1949; Nov 16, 1949; Sep 05, 1962; Dec 03, 1962; Mar 18, 1963; Mar 27, 1963*; May 07, 1963; May 20, 1963*; Jul 08, 1963*; Jul 17, 1963; Jul 30, 1963; Nov 14, 1963; Nov 20, 1963*; Dec 30, 1963*; Feb 18, 1964; Mar 19, 1964*; Mar 26, 1964; Apr 07, 1964*; Apr 15, 1964; Apr 24, 1964*; Jun 04, 1964; Oct 08, 1964
Life: Dec 29, 1959*; Sep 19, 1969*; Oct 02, 1969; Oct 27, 1969; Mar 13, 1970 (2); May 06, 1970; Jan 14, 1972*; Aug 31, 1972; Oct 03, 1972; Oct 09, 1972*; Nov 03, 1972*; Nov 06, 1972*; Dec 29, 1972*; Jan 05, 1973; Jan 26, 1973
LIMELIGHT (exhibitions): Sep 17, 1954; Oct 06, 1954*; Oct 21, 1954*; Jan 10, 1955; Jan 21, 1955*; Mar 08, 1955; Apr 01, 1955*; Apr 25, 1955; Sep 14, 1955; Oct 03, 1955*; Nov 10, 1955*; Feb 24, 1956; Mar 25, 1956*
Linenthal, Alice Adams: Jul 23, 1966
Liston, Mrs. J. Glen: see Western Association of Art Museums
Littlejohn, David: Jun 05, 1970*
Locks, Norman: see Adams: Ansel Adams Gallery
Logan: Reva and David Logan Foundation: Feb 17, 1970; Apr 13, 1970*; Sep 13, 1971*; Nov 16, 1971*; Aug 03, 1973; Mar 25, 1974; Jun 05, 1975
London Times: Dec 30, 1963
Look: Dec 05, 1969; Dec 09, 1969*; Dec 24, 1969*; Jan 09, 1970; May 12, 1970*; May 25, 1970; Mar 13, 1971*; Mar 20, 1971*; Feb 1973; Mar 28, 1973*
Lovatt?, Bill: Jan 06, 1961*
Loveless family: Mar 09, 1971*
Ludington, Wright: Feb 13, 1953
Lushington, Beatrice: Jul 19, 1976
Luther, Dr. R. and Ida: Sep 28, 1923 (in German); Aug 01, 1927 (in German)
Lynch: Douglas Lynch Associates Graphic Design: Sep 20, [1966]
Lyons, Nathan: Nov 20, 1963; Jun 29, 1967*
MacCormack, Robert: Dec 04, 1956*
MacDonald, Dorothy and Helen (Helen MacDonald Guthrie): undated; Mar 09, 1961; Aug 28, 1962 (letter from Helen Dickinson-Chetham); Jun 30, 1965*; Aug 31, 1965*; Jan 24, 1966*; Jul 02, 1966*; Sep 01, 1966*; Jan 03, 1967*; May 29, 1967*; Jul 31, 1967*; Aug 02, 1967; Aug 14, 1967*; Oct 29, 1967*; [Jan 1968]*; Jan 01, 1968 (letter from Joan and Bruce Haynes); Mar 20, 1968*; Mar 27, 1968; Jun 10, 1968*; Jul 05, 1968*; Jul 19, 1968*; Apr 15, 1969*; Apr 20, 1970*; Apr 30, 1970; [Jul 1970]; Jul 19, 1970*; Nov 18, 1970*; [Nov 21, 1970]; Jan 16, 1971*; Jan 30, 1971*; Jul 26, 1971*; Oct 07, 1972*; [Dec 25, 1973]; Feb 14, 1974; [Feb 14, 1974]; Feb 20, 1974*; Mar 26, 1974*; May 16, 1974; Jun 24, 1974 (letter to Gryffyd Partridge); Oct 03, 1974*; Nov 21, 1974*; Dec 28, 1974*; Jun 25, 1976 (letter of condolence to Gryffyd Partridge)
Macfadden Publications, Inc.: Jul 22, 1942
MacGalliard, Wally: Jun 03, 1972; Jun 07, 1972*
MacKay, Alastair: Jun 05, 1972*; Jul 30, 1973*; Aug 11, 1973; Aug 27, 1973*
Mackland, Ray: Feb 10, 1960*
Macmillan Company: Jun 23, 1936; Aug 08, 1939; Aug 31, 1939*
Maddox, Miss (of Atrium): Jun 01, 1966*
Madison Art Center: May 25, 1973; Jun 28, 1973; Jan 15, 1974; May 07, 1974*
Maimone, Paul: Jul 10, 1974; Nov 08, 1974*
Malanga, Gerard: Mar 21, 1973
Malarkey, Mr.: Jul 08, 1965*
Malcolm, Ida Parton: Jul 23, 1967*
Mandel, Mike: Aug 22, 1975 (including 3 postcards designed by Mandel and a baseball card picturing Cunningham holding a ball and glove); Nov 13, 1975
Mann, Margery: undated (3); Jan 08, 1966; Oct 04, 1966 (letter to -- Infinity -- including a typescript "Imogen Cunningham" by Mann); Sep 25, 1967 (letter to Don Ellegood); Aug 09, 1968*; Oct 10, 1968 (letter from Ellegood); Oct 14, 1968*; mentioned in letter dated Apr 29, 1969; Aug 10, 1969; Apr 1970; May 18, 1970 (letter from Washington Press); Feb 08, 1971*; Mar 03, 1971*; Nov 16, 1972; Mar 30, 1973*; Sep 08, 1973*; Feb 06, 1974*; Apr 24, 1974; Aug 21, 1974 (letter from Cunningham's lawyers, Morrison, Foerster, Holloway, Clinton & Clark); Aug 27, 1974 (2); also see Writings
Manning, Harvey: see Washington: University of Washington, Seattle
Manself Press: Oct 26, 1974
Marcus, Lynn: undated
Maring: Dennis E. Maring & Co.: Nov 13, 1975
Marks, Milton (State Senator, Wash.): Nov 24, 1970; Nov 26, 1970*
Marple, Warren, Lorna, and Elliot: Jun 25, 1965; August 1966*; Apr 15, 1974 (2); May 18, 1974; May 21, 1974*; Dec 21, 1974
Martinez, Caroline, Zoura, and Al: Apr 24, 1974; Feb 25, 1975*; Jun 29, 1976
Masclet, Daniel: [Dec 1960] (in French); Dec 06, 1960*; Nov 16, 1961; Jun 13, 1963*
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Jan 10, 1968; Jan 29, 1968; Feb 25, 1968; Mar 25, 1968; Apr 11, 1968; May 20, 1968; Jun 05, 1969; May 25, 1970; also see White, Minor
Massar, Phyllis: undated (2); Dec 20, 1963; Oct 01, 1969; Oct 08, 1969*; Apr 11, 1970; Aug 08, 1970; Aug 14, 1970*; Sep 03, 1970; Sep 10, 1970*; Sep 14, 1970; Sep 15, 1970*; Oct 01, 1970; Oct 05, 1970*; Oct 17, 1970; Nov 08, 1970; Nov 12, 1970*; Dec 11, 1970; Feb 22, 1971*; Feb 28, 1971; Mar 05, 1971; Mar 12, 1971; Jan 05, 1973; Jan 08, 1973*; Mar 07, 1973; Mar 19, 1973*; Mar 29, 1973; Apr 09, 1973; Apr 25, 1973; Mar 27, 1974*; Jun 23, 1974; Jul 23, 1974; Dec 15, 1974
Mathias, Mr.: Dec 12, 1967*
Mattison, Ethel and Jack: Nov 09, 1947; Dec 25, 1966; Jan 24, 1967*; Oct 12, 1968*
Maugham, W. Somerset: mentioned in letter dated Jun 10, 1936
Mayer, Grace M.: see Museum of Modern Art
Mayer, Helene: see Falkner von Sonnenburg, Helene
Mayer, Ida: Jan 03, 1955 (in German)
Mayes, Elaine: Nov 27, 1971* (letter of recommendation)
Mazzeo family: Dec 31, 1959*
McBride, Mary Margaret: Jan 10, 1961; May 06, 1969; Oct 24, 1970*
McCabe, Darlene: Jan 26, 1976
McCann-Erickson, Inc.: Dec 22, 1970; Dec 30, 1970*; Feb 04, 1971*; Feb 12, 1971*; Mar 05, 1971
McCarthy: Oct 14, 1959*
McCarthy, Jane: Nov 07, 1970
McClatchy, Phebe: Nov 26, 1951
McDougal, Littell & Company: Feb 11, 1970
McEwan, Mary: undated (4); Oct 11, 1954*; Nov 18, 1954*; Dec 26, 1954*; Jan 02, 1955; Jan 14, 1955*; Feb 02, 1955; Feb 25, 1955*; Feb 28, 1955*; Mar 14, 1955*; Mar 27, 1955; Apr 20, 1955; May 11, 1955; May 29, 1955*; Jun 23, 1955; Jul 14, 1955*; Aug 03, 1955; Aug 30, 1955; Sep 22, 1955; Oct 03, 1955*; Oct 12, 1955; Oct 21, 1955 (2); Nov 22, 1955; Dec 11, 1955*; Jan 06, 1956; Jan 16, 1956*; Jan 10, 1956*; Apr 22, 1956 (married to Rex Dadd); Jun 06, 1958; Jun 27, 1958*; Dec 1958; Mar 16, 1959; May 04, 1959; Sep 27, 1959*; Jan 01, 1960*; Feb 13, 1960*; Nov 29, 1960*; Feb 13, 1961; Feb 26, 1961*; May 16, 1961*
McGraw, Dick: Dec 25, 1966; Jun 15, 1967*; Mar 08, 1968*
McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc.: Mar 29, 1961
McHugh, Vincent: Mar 11, 1970; May 15, 1970; May 21, 1970*
McIntosh, Jenny: Dec 19, 1947
McKee, Tasheira & Wahrhaftig: May 11, 1939 (divorce decree)
McLeod, James: Jun 11, 1970 (letter from Beatrice Roethke); Jul 05, 1970*; Jul 11, 1970*
McLuhan, Teri: see Outerbridge & Dienstfrey
McMinn, Helen: Jan 28, 1972
Mees, Kenneth: Jul 19, 1957*; Jul 26, 1957; Feb 05, 1958*; Jun 01, 1958*; Aug 26, 1958*
Melchert, Ralph (Ramel): Sep 19, 1973
Meltzer, Milton: Jan 27, 1976
Menapace, John: Mar 06, 1969; May 31, 1970*; Jun 10, 1970; Jun 18, 1970*
Mendocino Art Center: Feb 15, 1971; Feb 22, 1971*
Mendocino Historical Research, Inc.: Mar 04, 1976
Menninger, Edwin: undated
Merrill, Forrest: Oct 21, 1974*
Mesaros, Ron: Oct 02, 1970; Oct 11, 1970*
Metcalf: Addison M. Metcalf Collection of Gertrude Steiniana: Mar 23, 1955; Sep 22, 1955*; Sep 26, 1955; Oct 11, 1955
Metropolitan Museum of Art: Jul 12, 1969*; Jul 21, 1969; Aug 11, 1969*; Aug 13, 1969; Aug 16, 1969*; Dec 16, 1969; Dec 21, 1969*; Jan 14, 1970; Feb 22, 1970*; Apr 30, 1970; May 07, 1970*; May 14, 1970; May 31, 1970*; Jun 16, 1970; Nov 30, 1970; Mar 11, 1971; Mar 17, 1971; Mar 22, 1971*; Apr 14, 1971; Feb 20, 1973; Mar 02, 1973*; Mar 08, 1973; Mar 17, 1973* (2); May 15, 1973*; May 31, 1973; Jul 17, 1973
Metzker, Ray: Sep 14, 1960; Dec 06, 1960*; Feb 12, 1962; Apr 27, 1962*
Miles, Josephine: Apr 02, 1973
Miller, Barbara J.: undated
Mills College: Mar 19, 1954; May 14, 1954; May 24, 1954; Jan 27, 1956; Feb 27, 1956*; Apr 11, 1956; Apr 14, 1956*; May 29, 1958; Feb 22, 1965; Apr 08, 1970*; Sep 06, 1973; Sep 08, 1973*; Feb 11, 1975; Feb 25, 1975; Apr 04, 1975*; May 13, 1975*
Minard, F.: Dec 29, 1966
Mind's Eye (gallery): Oct 25, 1973
Minneapolis Institute of Arts: Mar 29, 1957
Mocy?, Robert: Apr 04, 1965
Model, Lisette: May 21, 1970; Jun 11, 1971
Modern Photography: Dec 12, 1950 (typescript of "A Passion for the Medium" by Christina); Feb 27, 1951; Aug 11, 1953; Jul 06, 1954*; Apr 14, 1955; Jan 13, 1956*; Aug 23, 1957*; Feb 01, 1968; Aug 08, 1968; Apr 18, 1972
Moholy-Nagy, L.: Jan 04, 1941
Monk, Heidi: Apr 02, 1969; Apr 14, 1970
Monterey Peninsula College: Jan 21, 1970; Jan 26, 1970*; Jan 27, 1970; Mar 03, 1970; Mar 04, 1970; Mar 11, 1970*; Apr 15, 1970*
Moon, Orrin C.: see Mendocino Art Center
Moore, Richard: May 22, 1975
Morais, Ka: Feb 10, 1976
Morais, Ken: mentioned in letter dated May 10, 1976
Morgan, Barbara and Willard: Jan 09, 1967; Apr 10, 1968*; Dec 26, 1969*; Nov 29, 1970; Dec 03, 1970*
Morgan, Edith: Oct 14, 1953; Jan 03, 1955*; Jun 30, 1957*
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.: Aug 16, 1969*
Morley, S. Griswold: Oct 09, 1961; Jul 14, [1962]; Jul 08, 1968*; Aug 09, 1968*; also see Printed Material
Morris, Mark: Apr 09, 1974
Morrison, Foerster, Holloway, Clinton & Clark: Aug 21, 1974 (letter to Marjorie Mann); Aug 21, 1974 (letter to Gryffyd Partridge); Sep 11, 1974; Feb 11, 1975 (letter to Theresa Heyman); Feb 18, 1975 (letter to Gryffyd Partridge and Adrian Wilson); Feb 27, 1975; Mar 17, 1975
Morros, Boris: see Notes for Jane Foster's excerpts from -- My Ten Years as a Counterspy -- by Morros, 1959
Mount Angel Abbey Library: Apr 03, 1970; Aug 30, 1971; Sep 06, 1971*; Sep 24, 1971*; Oct 07, 1971; Oct 17, 1971*; Nov 07, 1971*; Nov 08, 1971; Nov 26, 1971; Dec 02, 1971*; Dec 17, 1971; Jan 07, 1972*; Feb 14, 1972; Mar 16, 1974*; also see Photographs
Mozesson, Phiz: mentioned in letter dated Dec 16, 1970*
Mozley, Anita: Apr 08, 1973*; Jun 09, 1973; Jun 15, 1973*
Ms.: Nov 25, 1974; Apr 26, 1975*
Muffley, Dick: Jul 06, 1968*; May 04, 1973 (including a photograph of himself, 2 of his house, and 4 of an atom smasher); May 19, 1973*; May 17, 1974*; May 19, 1974 (including 3 vacation photographs and a photograph of Cliff Freehe)
Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute: Jan 09, 1957; Feb 16, 1957*; Feb 19, 1957*; Feb 21, 1957; Feb 28, 1957
Museum of Fine Arts, Springfield, Mass.: Jun 03, [1974]; Aug 13, 1974; Aug 16, 1974*
Museum of Modern Art: undated; Apr 02, 1937; Sep 17, 1941; Sep 25, 1941*; Oct 22, 1946; Oct 28, 1946; Jan 01, 1960*; Mar 01, 1960; Mar 14, 1960; Apr 08, 1960; Apr 12, 1960; Jun 02, 1960; Nov 03, 1960; Dec 30, 1960; Jan 10, 1961*; Jan 16, 1961; Feb 01, 1961*; Feb 03, 1961; Feb 07, 1961*; May 19, 1961; Apr 04, 1962; May 29, 1962; May 30, 1962; Mar 26, 1963; Apr 05, 1963*; May 03, 1963; May 20, 1963; May 30, 1963*; Jun 04, 1963; Jun 16, 1963*; Jul 02, 1963; Jul 04, 1963*; Jul 08, 1963*; Jul 22, 1963; Aug 07, 1963*; Aug 12, 1963; Oct 16, 1963*; Oct 28, 1963; Oct 31, 1963; Nov 08, 1963*; Dec 12, 1963; Jan 25, 1964*; Jan 29, 1964; Apr 13, 1964; Apr 21, 1964; Jun 01, 1964; Jun 08, 1964; Sep 21, 1964*; Sep 29, 1964; Jan 02, 1965*; Jan 06, 1965; Jul 15, 1965 (2); Jul 28, 1965* (2); Sep 30, 1965; Oct 12, 1965*; Oct 20, 1965; Nov 14, 1965; Jul 28, 1966*; Jul 31, 1966; Aug 11, 1966; Sep 01, 1966*; Sep 06, 1966; Nov 09, 1966*; Dec 01, 1966; Dec 07, 1966; Jan 25, 1967 (2); Apr 03, 1967; Apr 07, 1967*; Apr 10, 1967*; May 23, 1967; Jun 17, 1967; Dec 09, 1967; Feb 13, 1968; May 15, 1968; Jun 13, 1968; Jul 11, 1968; Sep 12, 1968*; Oct 09, 1968; Oct 21, 1968; May 10, 1969; Jul 14, 1969*; Sep 05, 1969; Sep 08, 1969; Apr 09, 1970; Apr 21, 1970; Jul 20, 1970 (letter to John Korty); Nov 18, 1970; Mar 08, 1971; Aug 04, 1971*; Sep 07, 1971*; Feb 16, 1972; Apr 10, 1973*; Dec 18, 1974; Dec 24, 1974*; Jun 09, 1975; also see Steichen, Edward
Myers, Evelyn: Jan 29, 1958*
Nathan, Joan: Jul 07, 1969*
National Council on the Aging, Inc.: Jan 23, 1973 (including booklet "Older Americans and the Arts: A Human Equation")
National Institute of Arts and Letters: Jan 05, 1961*
National Organization for Women: Jun 18, 1974
NBC: see TONIGHT SHOW
Nebraska: University of Nebraska: Nov 03, 1965; Nov 20, 1965*; Mar 17, 1966; Apr 04, 1966*; Apr 25, 1966; Jun 02, 1966*; Jun 14, 1966; Jul 19, 1966; Jul 25, 1966*; Jul 28, 1966; Aug 26, 1966*; Sep 06, 1966; Sep 12, 1966*; Nov 01, 1966; Nov 10, 1966*; Nov 16, 1966; Dec 21, 1966*; Mar 17, 1967*; Mar 23, 1967
Neevel, Paul: see Writings
Nesbit, Norman: Mar 30, 1969*
Neumann, J. B.: see New Art Circle
Neumeyer, Fred (Alfred): Apr 15, 1970
New American Library: Jul 08, 1966*; Jul 10, 1967; Jul 19, 1967*
New Art Circle (J. B. Neumann, Dir.): Oct 22, 1937
Newberry, James H.: Sep 13, 1969
New Directions: Apr 01, 1963*; Jan 22, 1964*
Newhall, Beaumont and Nancy: mentioned in [undated] letter from Cunningham to unidentified correspondent; Aug 26, 1957; Aug 05, 1967*; Aug 09, 1967; Aug 12, 1967*; Jan 24, 1968; Feb 02, 1968*; May 03, 1968*; Sep 17, 1969; Sep 23, 1969; Mar 03, 1971 (including resume for Beaumont Newhall); Mar 09, 1971*; Jul 17, 1974; Jul 24, 1974*; Aug 15, 1974; also see Eastman: George Eastman House; also see Writings
Newman, Arnold: Sep 02, 1969*; Dec 31, 1969; Jan 06, 1970*; Jan 16, 1970*; Apr 17, 1970; Aug 03, 1970*
New York Graphic Society, Ltd.: Sep 25, 1974; Oct 01, 1974*; Oct 16, 1974; Feb 25, 1976; Mar 09, 1976*; Mar 12, 1976
New York Times: May 02, 1973; May 06, 1973*
New York Times Book Review: Oct 31, 1966*; Nov 03, 1966
Nicastro, Peter: see Writings
Nord, Ina: Dec 10, 1950
Nordberg, Rod: Feb 06, 1975; Feb 19, 1975*
Norman, Dorothy: Oct 28, 1959*; Nov 02, 1959; Nov 05, 1959
Norman, Mrs. P.: Oct 08, 1973*; Jun 07, 1974*; Oct 15, 1974*; Nov 21, 1974*
Norris University Center: see Northwestern University
Northwestern University: Apr 22, 1975
Norton: W. W. Norton & Company, Inc. Katherine Barnard): Jan 08, 1957; Jan 18, 1957*; Jan 21, 1957; Feb 02, 1957*
Noskowiak, Sonya: Jan 08, 1974*; Dec 25, 1974
Novack, Ellen: Aug 27, 1967; Apr 22, 1973
Noyes, Pat and Dick: Feb 06, 1966*; Jan 25, 1967; Feb 06, 1967*; Jul 31, 1967*; Sep 26, 1967*; Oct 12, 1967; Oct 29, 1967*; Jun 02, 1968; Sep 13, 1968*; Jan 04, 1969*; Jan 11, 1969; Apr 28, 1969; Jul 15, 1969; Jul 25, 1969*; Dec 12, 1969*; Dec 29, 1969*; May 16, 1970; Jan 24, 1971; Apr 01, 1971*; Nov 16, 1971*; May 24, 1972; Jun 08, 1972*; [May 1973] (including a photograph of a mountain range; Oct 24, 1973; Nov 30, 1973*; [Dec 02, 1973]; Dec 02, 1974; Jan 27, 1975*; Jul 22, 1976 (letter of condolence to Gryffyd Partridge)
Oakland Art Museum: Mar 11, 1963; Mar 14, 1963*; Mar 19, 1963; Jul 07, 1967; Oct 14, 1968; Dec 27, 1973; Mar 11, 1974; Mar 28, 1974; Aug 27, 1974; Oct 23, 1974; Jan 08, 1974; Jan 16, 1975*; Jan 22, 1975*; Feb 25, 1975; Mar 18, 1975; Apr 14, 1976; Jun 03, 1976; also see Heyman, Therese
Oakland Museum Association: Dec 20, 1965; Apr 25, 1969
Oakland Public Museum: Nov 15, 1957; Nov 25, 1957; May 17, 1971
Oka, Jane: Jun 30, 1976 (letter of condolence to Gryffyd Partridge)
O'Keeffe, Georgia: undated Christmas card; Feb 08, 1971*; Feb 16, 1971; May 02, 1971; Jan 31, 1972; Feb 04, 1974*; Feb 11, 1974; Jan 31, 1975; Mar 16, 1976; Mar 24, 1976*; Apr 02, 1976
Oklahoma: University of Oklahoma Press: Dec 16, 1957; Jan 03, 1958*; Jan 24, 1958; Jan 17, 1958*; Jan 31, 1958; Feb 25, 1958; Mar 07, 1958*
Olsen, Cynthia: Sep 29, 1970; Oct 24, 1970*
Oregon: University of Oregon: Sep 23, 1965; Feb 23, 1966; Feb 28, 1966*; Mar 07, 1966; Apr 11, 1966; Apr 12, 1966*; Nov 16, 1966; Nov 25, 1966*; Dec 14, 1966; Feb 03, 1967; Feb 06, 1967*; Feb 20, 1967; [Mar 1967]; Apr 17, 1967; Apr 24, 1967; May 01, 1967; May 25, 1967; Jun 21, 1967*; Jun 23, 1967; Jul 27, 1967; Jul 28, 1967*; Aug 02, 1967*; Aug 31, 1967; Sep 05, 1967; Sep 06, 1967; Sep 17, 1967*; Sep 26, 1967; Oct 06, 1967*; Oct 07, 1967*; Oct 11, 1967; Oct 13, 1967*; Apr 09, 1968; Apr 17, 1968*; Apr 19, 1968*; May 17, 1968; Mar 16, 1969; Mar 30, 1969*; Apr 25, 1973; Nov 16, 1974; Dec 02, 1974*
Orion Service & Trading Co., Inc.: Aug 08, 1958; Aug 17, 1958*
Orpet, Mildred: Feb 03, 1958; Feb 06, 1958*
Oskar, Keri: Sep 14, 1972; Sep 19, 1972*
Ostroff, Eugene: see Smithsonian Institution
Otis, Norman: Apr 08, 1949
Outerbridge & Dienstfrey: Mar 10, 1972
Owings, Margaret Wentworth: undated (4)
Ozenfant, Amedee: Oct 05, 1939; Nov 25, 1939; [1940]; Feb 26, 1940
P., J.: Feb 26, 1975
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company: Jan 16, 1952; Jan 20, 1952*; Oct 29, 1968*; Nov 07, 1968; May 01, 1969*
, Christina: Dec 12, 1950 (typescript of "A Passion for the Medium" by for -- Modern Photography)
Palfi, Marion: Apr 13, 1976
Palmer, Jon: undated
Palmer, Phil: Dec 01, 1965
Parasol Press: Jan 15, 1974*
Park, David: mentioned in letter dated Dec 26, 1961 from United States Information Agency
Park, Henry (Susan Park's son): May 10, 1970; Dec 07, 1972
Park, Susan: May 05, [1968]; Oct 31, 1968; Jul 24, 1969*; Aug 21, 1969*; Nov 21, 1969*; Nov 30, 1969; Dec 06, 1969*; Jan 03, 1972; Dec 07, 1972; Jan 17, 1973*; Dec 04, 1973
Parker, Elizabeth: May 20, 1960 (including a Cunningham photograph of Parker, circa 1906)
Parker, Fred: see Pasadena Art Museum
Parkin, John: May 08, 1974*; Apr 08, 1976; Jul 14, 1976 (letter of condolence to Gryffyd Partridge)
Parrish, Martha Cunningham: Feb 15, 1968; Jul 19, 1968*
Partridge, Bruce: Jun 07, 1966; Jan 03, 1974
Partridge, Gryffyd, Janet, Rym, and Loren: undated (3); Mar 30, 1943; Sep 03, 1943*; [1944]; Jul 14, 1946*; Feb 28, 1954; Jun 19, 1958; Nov 05, 1958*; Nov 05, 1958 (2); Oct 11, 1959*; Apr 14, 1960*; Apr 18, 1960; Apr 18, 1960; Apr 21, 1960*; Apr 30, 1960*; May 08, 1960*; May 18, 1960*; May 26, 1960; May 28, 1960*; Jun 04, 1960*; Jun 07, 1960*; Aug 03, 1960 (letter to Henry Gallery); Aug 05, 1960*; Feb 27, 1961; Apr 03, 1961; Jun 22, 1961; Aug 31, 1961; Sep 05, 1961; Sep 09, 1961*; Sep 13, 1961; Sep 18, 1961; Sep 21, 1961; Sep 29, 1961; Oct 08, 1961; Oct 19, 1961; Nov 10, 1961; Nov 13, 1961; Nov 21, 1961; Nov 27, 1961; Nov 27, 1961*; Dec 01, 1961; Jan 01, 1962; Apr 18, 1963*; Mar 12, 1965*; Apr 18, 1965*; Nov 27, 1966 (announcement of Loren's wedding to Frank Tose); Apr 19, 1967; Jun 01, 1968*; Jun 27, 1968*; Jul 04, 1968*; Jul 05, 1968; Jul 11, 1968*; Jul 22, 1968; Jul 27, 1968*; Aug 07, 1968*; Aug 09, 1968*; Aug 11, 1968*; Jan 24, 1970*; Nov 21, 1970 (2); Jun 21, 1971*; Aug 19, 1971; Feb 03, 1973*; Apr 30, 1974 (letter from Padraic); Jun 24, 1974 (letter from Dorothy MacDonald); Aug 21, 1974 (letter from Cunningham's lawyers, Morrison, Foerster, Holloway, Clinton & Clark); Aug 27, 1974; Sep 20, 1974; Feb 18, 1975 (letter from Cunningham's lawyers, Morrison & Foerster); also see Partridge, Loren
Partridge, Loren: Oct 04, 1968*; Oct 05, 1968; Oct 11, 1968*; Oct 17, 1968; Oct 31, 1968*; Nov 12, 1968*; Nov 21, 1968*; Dec 05, 1968*; Dec 08, 1968; Dec 14, 1968*; Jan 25, 1969*; Mar 03, 1969*; May 03, 1969*; Jun 04, 1969*; Jun 16, 1969*; Jun 21, 1969; Jul 19, 1969; Jul 22, 1969*; Jul 23, 1969*; Aug 09, 1969; Aug 09, 1969*; Sep 03, 1969; Oct 08, 1969*; Aug 02, 1971; Jan 27, 1974*; Feb 25, 1974*
Partridge, Padraic, Marjorie, and Kayla: undated (27); Aug 24, 1942; Sep 14, 1942; Jun 12, 1947; Sep 10, 1947; Nov 03, 1947; Dec 18, 1947; Jan 16, 1950; Sep 11, 1951 (Kayla's birth announcement); Jun 24, 1960; Sep 16, 1960; Jan 14, 1961*; May 09, 1961; Jan 10, 1962; May 20, 1962*; Jun 09, 1962*; Jul 23, 1962; Sep 10, 1962*; Dec 31, 1962; Sep 05, 1964*; Jan 18, 1965*; Mar 07, 1965*; Mar 25, 1965 (including 4 poems by Kayla); Apr 18, 1965* (2); Aug 11, 1965*; Aug 11, 1965; Aug 14, 1965*; Jan 12, 1966*; Feb 01, 1966*; May 08, 1966*; Aug 07, 1966; Aug 10, 1966*; Oct 04, 1966*; Nov 13, 1966*; Dec 1966; Dec 05, 1966*; Jan 04, 1967*; May 18, 1967; May 22, 1967*; Sep 22, 1967*; Oct 04, 1967*; Dec 03, 1967*; Feb 14, 1968*; Apr 10, 1968*; May 23, 1968*; Jul 07, 1968*; Sep 27, 1968*; Nov 30, 1968*; Jan 15, 1969; Mar 12, 1969*; Jul 23, 1969*; Dec 12, 1969*; Apr 01, 1972; Jan 11, 1973; Jan 12, 1974*; Jan 23, 1974; Jan 24, 1974*; Jan 26, 1974; Jan 29, 1974; Jan 31, 1974*; Feb 12, 1974*; Mar 08, 1974*; Apr 05, 1974*; Apr 16, 1974*; Apr 30, 1974 (letter to Gryffyd); May 12, 1974; May 27, 1974*; Jun 08, 1974*; Aug 13, 1974*; [Sep 11], 1974; Sep 14, 1974*; Sep 15, 1974*; Sep 28, 1974; Oct 02, 1974*; Nov 07, 1974; Nov 07, 1974; Dec 01, 1974*; Dec 24, 1974*; Dec 26, 1974*; Dec 27, 1974*; Feb 22, 1975*; Feb 28, 1975*; Mar 17, 1975; also see Photographs
Partridge, Roi and May Ellen: undated (6); Jun 16, 1958; Sep 13, 1958; Nov 07, 1958; Nov 12, 1958; Apr 15, 1960*; Dec 16, 1961; Sep 01, 1964; Mar 03, 1965; Apr 07, 1967; Apr 22, 1967; Apr 24, 1967*; Jan 06, 1968*; Apr 12, 1968; May 23, 1968; Nov 29, 1968*; Dec 27, 1968; Jul 23, 1969; Aug 12, 1969*; Aug 19, 1970; Dec 22, 1971*; Apr 1972 (poem to Rym); Sep 21, 1973; May 09, 1974; May 22, 1974*; May 22, 1974* (2); Apr 05, 1975; Jan 01, 1976; Jan 21, 1976; Feb 10, 1976; Feb 14, 1976; Apr 19, 1976; Jun 30, 1976 (letter to Gryffyd Partridge)
Partridge, Rondal, Elizabeth, Joan, Joshua, Aaron, Betsy, and Meg: undated (5); Jul 07, 1940; Sep 27, 1953*; Jan 04, 1959; Jan 03, 1960; Jul 24, 1960; Oct 14, 1961; Dec 17, 1961; Sep 29, 1962; Dec 26, 1962; Feb 08, 1965*; Apr 08, 1965*; May 04, 1965*; Apr 18, 1965*; May 10, 1965; Jun 07, 1965*; Jun 20, 1965*; Jul 03, 1965; Jul 07, 1965*; Jul 08, 1965*; Aug 04, 1965*; Aug 26, 1967 (announcement of Joan's wedding to Bruce Haynes); Jul 14, 1968*; Jul 31, 1968*; Aug 23, 1968*; Oct 14, 1968*; Dec 29, 1973; Jan 17, 1974*; Nov 29, 1974*
Pasadena Art Museum: Sep 29, 1969; Nov 19, 1969*; Oct 20, 1970; May 14, 1974
Pascal, Naomi: undated
Patkowska, Marja (Maryla): Nov 06, 1963; Sep 10, 1964; Sep 11, 1965*; Sep 25, 1965; Aug 06, 1967*; Dec 08, 1968*; Feb 08, 1973*Feb 10, 1973*
Pattee, Hilary: Oct 03, 1967; Oct 10, 1967*; Feb 02, 1968
Penick: S. B.Penick & Company (botanical products): Jul 14, 1950
Penington, Ruth: undated; Apr 04, 1974*; May 18, 1974*; May 22, 1974; May 28, 1974*; Apr 02, 1975*; Jun 10, 1975*; Aug 05, 1975 (2)
Percival, Willa: Sep 05, 1968; Feb 09, 1969*
Perry, Mrs.: May 04, 1957*
Phillips, Michael: May 25, 1972*
Phoenix College: Aug 10, 1969; Aug 28, 1969*; Sep 11, 1969; Dec 02, 1969; Dec 09, 1969*; Apr 04, 1975*
Photographer's Gallery: Nov 28, 1973*; May 22, 1974; May 29, 1974*
Photographer's Place: [Mar 31,] 1976
Photographic Society of China: Nov 27, 1962
Photography: Mar 29, 1954; Jan 31, 1955; Feb 15, 1955*; Apr 30, 1955*; Aug 30, 1955; Oct 06, 1955; Feb 02, 1956*; Oct 13, 1957*; Oct 17, 1957; Nov 12, 1958*; Jan 28, 1959*; Feb 03, 1959; Apr 29, 1959; Oct 21, 1959*; Nov 24, 1959*; Jan 01, 1960*; Feb 19, 1960; Oct 16, 1960; Feb 03, 1961; Mar 10, 1961*; Mar 24, 1961*; Apr 07, 1961; May 05, 1961*; May 09, 1961*; Oct 17, 1961; May 04, 1962; Jul 20, 1962; Aug 01, 1962; Aug 10, 1962*; Oct 07, 1962*; Jun 04, 1963; Jun 07, 1963*; May 10, 1965*
Photography in the Fine Arts: Apr 03, 1961; Feb 08, 1963*; Jun 21, 1966; Jun 22, 1966*; Jul 07, 1966; Jul 08, 1966*; Jul 12, 1966*; Jul 26, 1966; Oct 19, 1966 (2); Oct 28, 1966; Nov 04, 1966; Nov 09, 1966*; Dec 09, 1966; Dec 12, 1966*
Photography of the World: Oct 30, 1956
Photography Publishing Corp.: Sep 16, 1953
Photography Year Book: see -- Photography
Piaskowski, Nata: Jul 14, 1976 (letter of condolence to Gryffyd Partridge)
Pi Beta Phi Fraternity: undated; May 03, 1961; Nov 28, 1969*; Apr 05, 1970; May 1970; May 30, 1973; May 17, 1974*; Mar 18, 1991
Polaroid Corporation: Mar 09, 1965*; Feb 03, 1966*; May 01, 1973; May 04, 1973*
Polish Embassy: Mar 03, 1961*
Pond-Smith, David: Oct 26, 1974
Poon, Irene: mentioned in letter dated Dec 07, 1968; May 03, 1976; May 04, 1976*
Porter, Allan: see -- Camera
Porter, Bern: undated (2); May 24, 1960; Feb 05, 1964*
Posner, Irina: May 20, 1976
Powell, Jim: Feb 14, 1975
Prism: Apr 12, 1974
Professional Photographers of Northern California, Inc.: Dec 18, 1962; Jan 04, 1963*
Protze, Jens: Jun 06, 1972*
Publications Photo-Cinema Paul Montel: Nov 07, 1962 (in French)
Purcell, Victor: Dec 29, 1960; Jan 31, 1961*; Feb 28, 1961; Jun 04, 1961
Pynchon, Peter: [Sep 1965]; Apr 11, 1966
Quaker, Anna: Jul 07, 1959*
Quivira Bookshop and Photograph Gallery: Mar 28, 1972
Rado, Charles: see Guillumette: Paul Guillumette, Inc.
Raffner, Jim: [Dec 1973]*
Rags: Jul 17, 1970*; Aug 11, 1970*; Aug 24, 1970; Aug 27, 1970*
Ramsing, Roy: Aug 17, 1969
Randlett, Mary: Feb 18, 1971; Feb 27, 1971*
Random House, Inc.: Feb 01, 1971; Feb 15, 1971*; Jan 18, 1972; Jan 21, 1972*; Apr 15, 1976; Apr 17, 1976*
Rasmussen, Karen, Margarete, and Steendeiler?: [Dec 1960]; Mar 30, 1961*; Dec 25, 1961; Feb 07, 1966*
Ratcliffe, M. S.: Jan 01, 1973
Ray, Man: mentioned in letter dated Oct 17, 1961; Jan 12, 1969*
Reed, Gervais: see Henry Gallery
Reed, Robert: Oct 31, 1967
Reese, Lynn: [Dec 31, 1971]; Jul 22, 1974; also see Writings
Reimers, Margaret (Peggy): Feb 01, 1965*; Jan 13, 1969*; Mar 16, 1974*
Reynard, Jessica: Jan 27, 1967; Feb 15, 1967*
Reynoso, Louise: Jun 02, 1966*; Feb 16, 1967
Rhodes, Daniel: Jul 09, 1968*; [Jan 1969]; Jun 15, 1970; Aug 04, 1970*; Jun 09, 1971*
Richmond Art Center: Feb 10, 1967
Riordan, Dan: Sep 18, 1962 (including a calling card and a photograph of a stunt rider and horse)
Rioux, Seggei John: May 21, 1975*
Rivera, Diego: mentioned in letter dated Feb 22, 1931
Roberts, Jackie Paul: Jun 19, [1962]; Jul 01, 1962*
Robertson, Clark: Nov 06, 1967; Dec 28, 1969*
Rochester Institute of Technology: Jan 09, 1970; Feb 18, 1970*
Rockford College: Mar 15, 1967
Roerich: Nicholas Roerich Museum: Feb 24, 1960
Roethke, Beatrice and Theodore: Aug 22, 1959; Oct 29, 1959*; Nov 03, 1959 (recommendation to Guggenheim for Cunningham from Theodore Roethke); Nov 11, 1959; Dec 08, 1961; mentioned in letter dated Sep 15, 1965; Oct 21, 1968; Oct 30, 1968*; Jun 11, 1970 (letter to James McLeod); Sep 12, 1971; [Sep 12, 1971]*; May 05, 1972*; May 17, 1972; Oct 14, 1972
Rusk, Virginia Foisie: Jan 06, 1969*; Dec 02, 1971*
Russell, Elizabeth H.: Sep 08, 1954
Rustin, Arnold and Jean: Apr 05, 1965; Apr 24, 1965; Apr 28, 1965; May 04, 1965*; Jun 07, 1965*; Jun 16, 1965; Jun 21, 1965*; Aug 09, 1965*; Mar 05, 1967; Mar 09, 1967*; Sep 16, 1967*; Nov 26, 1967*; Feb 17, 1969*; Sep 20, 1970*; Dec 23, 1971*
Rustin, Debbie: undated*; Dec 10, 1961; Apr 22, 1968; Apr 30, 1968*; May 05, 1968; May 25, 1968; May 30, 1968*; Aug 12, 1968; Sep 03, 1968; Sep 10, 1968 (including photograph); Sep 10, 1968*; Sep 17, 1968; Sep 29, 1968*; Oct 28, 1968; Nov 04, 1968; Nov 23, 1968*; Nov 29, 1968; Jan 31, 1969; Feb 03, 1969*; Dec 02, 1970*; Jan 30, 1971; Mar 03, 1971*; Apr 13, 1971; May 11, 1971*; May 10, 1974; Jul 27, 1974
Ryan, Elaine: Nov 22, 1971
S., B.: Aug 23, 1963*; Sep 30, 1963*; Oct 08, 1968*
S., Thomas: Feb 22, 1931
St. Petersburg: Museum of Fine Arts: Apr 07, 1972
Sandahl, Margaret: [May 1965]; May 13, 1965*
Sands, Don: mentioned in letter dated Mar 06, 1969
San Francisco: Art Commission, City and County of San Francisco: Mar 08, 1973; Mar 28, 1973*; Apr 14, 1973; Sep 10, 1973; Sep 12, 1973*
San Francisco Art Institute: Oct 21, 1970; Jun 21, 1971; Jun 24, 1971*; Apr 17, 1973
San Francisco Chronicle: Feb 23, 1965*; Feb 26, 1965*; Nov 20, 1970*; Sep 23, 1971
San Francisco Examiner: Oct 27, 1969; Nov 09, 1969*
San Francisco International Film Festival: Dec 11, 1966*
San Francisco Museum of Art: Jun 18, 1952; Dec 04, 1964; Mar 19, 1965 (letter to John Humphrey from Phil Palmer); Jul 09, 1965; Sep 23, 1969; Feb 25, 1971; Apr 12, 1973; Feb 19, 1975; Apr 15, 1975
San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute: Apr 14, 1959; Apr 15, 1959*
San Francisco Public Library: Apr 12, 1973; Apr 16, 1973; Feb 20, 1975; Apr 30, 1975
San Francisco State College: Mar 19, 1964; Mar 20, 1964*; Mar 09, 1965*; Apr 09, 1965*; Jan 14, 1969; Jan 28, 1969 (2); Feb 10, 1969; May 14, 1971
San Francisco Women Artists: Apr 13, 1970 (2); Apr 18, 1970*
San Jose State College: Sep 07, 1965; Mar 22, 1967; Mar 29, 1967*; Apr 03, 1967; Jul 03, 1968; Nov 12, 1968; Jun 01, 1971; also see Donoho, David
Santa Barbara Museum of Art: Apr 03, 1972; Aug 24, 1972*; Nov 21, 1972; Jan 09, 1973*; Mar 29, 1973; Apr 26, 1973*; May 07, 1973; Sep 07, 1973*; Nov 06, 1973; Nov 16, 1973*; Nov 27, 1973; Mar 28, 1974*; Apr 03, 1974; May 03, 1974*; Oct 28, 1974*; Nov 18, 1974; Nov 25, 1974
Santa Clara: University of Santa Clara: May 20, 1966; Feb 09, 1971 (including a booklet of clippings about a University of Santa Clara exhibition)
Santa Rosa-Sonoma County Free Public Library: Feb 24, 1971
Saturday Evening Post: May 24, 1962*; Jul 25, 1962*
Savage, Naomi: Sep 03, 1970; Sep 10, 1970*; Dec 06, 1970; Jun 06, 1971*
Sawahata, Alfred: [1943]; Feb 17, 1943; Mar 08, 1943; Apr 07, 1943; Aug 27, 1944; Jan 26, 1945; Feb 21, 1945; Apr 08, 1945; Mar 19, 1946; Dec 27, 1949; Nov 19, 1950*; Jun 27, 1976 (letter of condolence to Gryffyd Partridge)
Saxton (U.C. Medical School): Jun 07, 1940
Schaefer, Nance: Oct 09, 1973; Oct 29, 1973*
Schaeffer: Rudolph Schaeffer School of Design: Jan 08, 1967; Nov 05, 1974; Jul 06, 1976
Schappert, Liz: Mar 11, 1969*; Jan 07, 1974*
Scherbatsky, Serge and Phoenix: Feb 26, 1969*; Sep 18, 1973; Nov 14, 1973; Oct 19, 1974*; Mar 24, 1975; May 28, 1975*
Schoener, Allon T.: Dec 02, 1955; Dec 07, 1955*; Feb 05, 1956; Feb 15, 1956*; Feb 27, 1956*; Sep 02, 1956; Dec 02, 1956; Dec 09, 1956*; Jan 01, 1957; Jan 30, 1957*; Feb 18, 1957*; Feb 24, 1957; Feb 26, 1957*; Mar 10, 1957; Apr 06, 1957*; May 19, 1957; Jun 18, 1957*; Nov 08, 1957*; Dec 04, 1957; Dec 26, 1957; Jan 07, 1958*; Mar 10, 1958*; Dec 20, 1958*; Oct 03, 1960; Jan 09, 1973*; Feb 03, 1973*; May 02, 1973*; [Dec 25, 1973]; Jan 07, 1975*; Jan 20, 1975
Schoener, Ida and Harry: Jan 06, 1957; Jan 24, 1957*; Oct 03, 1960
Schoener, Jason and Virginia: Dec 08, 1964; Jun 11, 1965*
Schott-Hawks, Susan: Nov 12, 1973
Schultz, Carl: [Apr 05, 1971*]; Apr 05, 1971
Sculthorp, Esther: Apr 05, 1969*
Seagram: Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc.: Jun 06, 1974; Jun 07, 1974*; Jul 11, 1974
Seattle Art Museum: Jun 30, 1957; Jul 16, 1957; Jan 28, 1959*; Feb 02, 1959; Jun 12, 1959 (letter from Gerdes, Montgomery & Miller re photo of Alfred Salmony); Oct 03, 1964; Dec 08, 1970; Dec 23, 1970*; Jan 22, 1971*; Jan 25, 1971; Jan 26, 1971; Jan 28, 1971*; Feb 08, 1971; May 11, 1971; May 14, 1971*; Jul 04, 1971*
Seattle: Office of Public Services: May 06, 1974*
Seaver, Keven: Aug 02, 1974
Seiberling (Steinberg), Dorothy: see -- Life
Selz, Peter: see California: University of California at Berkeley:
Semanco, Al and Bill Sonnenstahl: Apr 18, 1973
Shad's Gallery (Shedrich Williams, director): Feb 20, 1974*; Oct 12, 1974; [Oct 11, 1974]; Jan 20, 1975*; Mar 19, 1975*
Shaftel, Stanley: Aug 05, 1974
Shapiro, Norman: Oct 17, 1966; Dec 11, 1966*
Shartsis, Arthur: Mar 30, 1975*; Jun 13, 1975*; Aug 19, 1975; Sep 11, 1975; Sep 12, 1975; Sep 22, 1975; Sep 25, 1975; Nov 21, 1975; Jan 20, 1976; Feb 18, 1976; Mar 02, 1976; Mar 29, 1976; Jun 02, 1976
Sheeler, Charles: Feb 17, 1956
Shelton, Sybil: Sep 29, 1973
Shen Yao: Mar 31, 1955; Dec 11, 1955*; Oct 07, 1965*; Oct 12, 1965; May 07, 1968; Jun 12, 1970; Jan 05, 1971; Jun 21, 1971; Jan 26, 1972; Dec 30, 1972*; May 31, 1973; Jun 12, 1973*; Dec 21, 1973*; Mar 07, 1974; Mar 15, 1974*; Nov 15, 1974*; Jan 10, 1975; Jan 13, 1975*; Jul 31, 1975; Feb 23, 1976; Mar 29, 1976; Apr 23, 1976
Siegel, Arthur: undated
Siembab: Carl Siembab Gallery: Jun 10, 1968; Sep 13, 1968; Sep 17, 1968*; Sep 19, 1968; Oct 04, 1968*; Nov 04, 1968*; Nov 18, 1968; Nov 30, 1968*; Dec 27, 1968*; Mar 10, 1969*; Apr 24, 1969*; Apr 24, 1969; Jul 11, 1969*
Silverman, Jan Edward: Oct 23, 1974; Oct 28, 1974*
Sinel, Jo: Jun 25, 1942; Sep 30, 1964*; Jan 08, 1967
Siskind, Aaron: undated (see Siegel, Arthur); Feb 03, 1968*; Feb 26, 1968
Sivertz, Victorian: Oct 14, 1974; Oct 22, 1974*
Slack, Charles: May 18, 1971; May 24, 1971*
Slattery, Paul: Jan 27, 1940
Smit, R. H.: Jul 25, 1971*
Smith, Ethel Sabin: May 20, 1970 (2); Sep 21, 1970*; Jul 30, 1973*; Aug 27, 1973*
Smith, Henry Holmes: Jun 13, 1970; Jul 20, 1970*; Oct 09, 1970; Feb 02, 1971*
Smith, W. Eugene: Apr 13, 1975
Smithsonian Institution: Jul 11, 1968; Jul 23, 1968; Aug 01, 1968*; Aug 12, 1968; Sep 06, 1968; Oct 14, 1968*; Dec 28, 1968*; Jan 05, 1969*; Jan 13, 1969; Jan 13, 1969*; Jan 26, 1969; Feb 03, 1969*; Feb 08, 1969*; Mar 08, 1969*; Jul 14, 1969*; May 18, 1970; Jun 03, 1971*; Jun 09, 1971*; Jul 08, 1971*; May 29, 1974; Sep 05, 1974*; Jul 09, 1976 (letter of condolence to Gryffyd Partridge); also see Writings; also see Photographs
Snowden, Earl of: Dec 06, 1965 (letter signed by his secretary)
Snyder: Norman Snyder Studios, Inc.: Mar 04, 1976; Mar 19, 1976*
Sobel, Dr.: Mar 10, 1966*
Society for the Engouragement of Contemporary Arts: May 13, 1974
Society for Photographic Education: Apr 09, 1969
Solari, Paolo: see Photographs for gallery installations
Solem, Arnie: Jul 20, 1967
Sonnenburg: see Falkner von Sonnenburg, Erwin
Sonnenstahl, Bill: see Semanco, Al
Sonoma League for Historic Preservation: Dec 16, 1970
Sooy, Francis: see California: University of California at San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company: Dec 06, 1941; Dec 08, 1941*; Dec 23, 1941
Spear, Ann: Jul 27, 1957
Spencer, Paul: Aug 20, 1971
Spink & Gaborc, Inc.: Feb 12, 1965
Staempfli Gallery, Inc.: Jan 24, 1962
Stahlman, George: Oct 01, 1974; Oct 08, 1974*; Oct 19, 1974
Stammer, Ron: Jul 17, 1969*
Standard Pyroxoloid Corp.: Mar 12, 1969*; May 20, 1970*
Stanford University: Jan 23, 1967*; Feb 01, 1967; Feb 04, 1967; Feb 08, 1967; Feb 09, 1967; May 30, 1967*; Aug 20, 1969*; Sep 12, 1969; Jul 03, 1972; Jul 19, 1972*; Jul 27, 1972
State: U.S. Department of State: Jun 08, 1971; Jun 14, 1971*
Stauffacher, Jack Werner: Feb 17, 1965
Steichen, Edward: May 06, 1950*; May 22, 1950; Nov 17, 1959*; Jul 14, 1965; Jul 19, 1965*; Mar 17, 1969 (invitation)
Stein, B. F.: Jun 13, 1975*
Stein, Gertrude: see Metcalf: Addison M. Metcalf Collection of Gertrude Steiniana
Steinberg, Stefanie: Jan 07, 1973; Dec 25, 1973
Steinert, Otto: Dec 30, 1972*; mentioned in letter dated Jan 07, 1973 from Stafanie Steinberg; mentioned in letter dated Feb 01, 1974; Feb 07, 1974*; Feb 17, 1974*; Feb 28, 1974 (in German); Mar 01, 1974* (in German); Mar 25, 1974 (in German); Jun 03, 1974*
Stettner, Mr.: Jun 22, 1966*
Stewart, Mrs.: Jul 16, 1965*
Stieglitz: Alfred Stieglitz Archives, Yale University Library: Aug 30, 1961; Jan 08, 1962; Feb 03, 1962; Apr 09, 1962; Sep 26, 1962; Nov 29, 1962; Dec 21, 1962; Jan 16, 1963; also see Bunnell, Peter
Stieglitz, Jean (Alfred's niece): Feb 05, 1967; Feb 02, 1969; Feb 05, 1969*; Apr 19, 1969*; Apr 24, 1969; Apr 28, 1969*
Strand, Paul and Hazel: mentioned in [undated] letter from Cunningham to unidentified correspondent; Mar 18, 1960*; Mar 24, 1960; May 06, 1960; Jan 09, 1971*; Feb 23, 1971; Mar 26, 1971*; Jan 1973 (including photos of a house and 2 landscapes); Apr 14, 1973
Stratford, Hugh: Dec 19, 1966; Jan 06, 1967*
Straub, Bernice, and Maple Young: undated
Streeta, H. V. (Associated Press): Feb 04, 1967
Strother, John: Sep 23, 1971
Struss, Karl: Jan 25, 1919; Jan 1959; Jun 02, 1975; Jun 08, 1975*; Jun 21, 1975; Sep 15, 1975; Oct 11, 1975
Tatlock, Hugh: Dec 20, 1964*; Jan 07, 1965; Apr 21, 1965*; Jan 19, 1967; Jul 31, 1967*; May 28, 1971; Jun 23, 1971*; Jan 12, 1972; Nov 08, 1972*; Nov 13, 1972
Taussig, Arthur: Jul 20, 1973; Oct 13, 1973; Oct 20, 1973*
Taylor, Adrian: Apr 07, 1972; Apr 12, 1972*
Teatro Municipale: Feb 10, 1983
TeeJay Publications: Oct 31, 1974; Nov 23, 1974*
Telford, John: see Edison Street Gallery
Thomas, Michael: Jun 23, 1973*; Sep 26, 1974; Oct 03, 1974*
Thomas, Randy: see Mind's Eye
Thompson, Carol: see California: University of California at Berkeley
Thomson, Kristyne: May 13, 1974*
Tice, George: May 23, 1970; Mar 24, 1975*
Tice, Opal: Apr 21, 1967*
Time, Inc.: Dec 09, 1969*; Oct 13, 1975
Time-Life Books: Oct 11, 1969*; Dec 04, 1969; Dec 10, 1969; Dec 15, 1969; Feb 03, 1970; Feb 10, 1970; Feb 12, 1970*; Apr 13, 1970*; May 28, 1970*; Jul 19, 1970*; Aug 29, 1970*; Apr 30, 1971*; Jun 30, 1971*; Nov 16, 1971; Nov 19, 1971*; Nov 29, 1974*
Toklas, Alice B.: Dec 22, 1952*; Jan 07, 1953; Oct 21, 1954*; Nov 07, 1954; Jun 12, 1960; Sep 06, 1964*
Tomoko, Bobby: Jan 02, 1965
TONIGHT SHOW: Mar 24, 1976*; Apr 13, 1976; Apr 21, 1976*; also see Photographs
Toth, Dr. Tas: Nov 04, 1966; Jan 25, 1967*
Troeller, Linda: Jul 10, 1973
Trumbull, Harlan and Dorothy: Apr 27, 1965; Jul 09, 1965*; Jul 19, 1965; Apr 05, 1968; May 13, 1974*; May 17, 1974
Tucker, Anne: Jan 24, 1974
Tucker, Kay: Nov 14, [1968]; Nov 17, 1968; Sep 18, 1973 (including a photograph of Yankee Beach)
Turnage, Bill: Oct 22, 1974*; Oct 30, 1974; also see Adams: Ansel Adams Gallery
Tuttle, Lyle: undated
Tynan, Kenneth ( -- The New Yorker): -- Jan 29, 1960
Ulman, Elinor: undated (5); Apr 10, 1968*; Jan 26, 1971*; Mar 17, 1972*; [Apr 05, 1974]; Apr 05, 1974*; Sep 07, 1974*; Sep 27, 1974; Nov 17, 1974*; Feb 29, 1975
Ulrich, David: Sep 07, 1972; Sep 26, 1972*
U.S. Camera -- magazine (Tom Maloney): Apr 05, 1940*; Aug 25, 1941; Sep 02, 1941*; Feb 10, 1954; Mar 29, 1954; Apr 08, 1955*; Apr 30, 1956*; Jun 29, 1957*; Jan 12, 1959; Jan 19, 1959*; Jan 1969; Feb 27, 1969*; Oct 12, 1969* (2); also see Vestal, David
United States Information Agency: Jan 14, 1961*; Apr 04, 1961; Dec 26, 1961; Jun 06, 1971*;
Unte_____, Liesel: Jul 08, 1968*
Unteutsch, Liesel: May 1, 1969* (in German)
Untitled (gallery): May 04, 1976; May 13, 1976*; Jul 19, 1976 (letter of condolence to Gryffyd Partridge)
Valeska, Lette: Sep 20, 1973; Oct 20, 1973*
Valvo, Ninfa: see Stanford University
Vanasse, Sally: Apr 30, 1969
Van der Zee, John: May 27, 1972*; also see International Museum of Photography
Van Dyke, Milton: Dec 23, 1969 (photo Christmas card)
Van Dyke, Willard: Jul 28, 1947*; Apr 28, 1957*; Nov 05, 1960; Dec 15, 1960; Sep 14, 1965; Dec 01, 1966; May 14, 1967*; Jun 11, 1967; Feb 02, 1968*; Feb 17, 1968; May 15, 1968; May 19, 1968*; Jul 05, 1968*; Jul 11, 1968; Mar 16, 1970*; Apr 13, 1970*; Feb 07, 1972*; Dec 07, 1972*; May 03, 1973; [Feb 06, 1974]*; Feb 06, 1974*; Nov 25, 1974; May 11, 1975*; Jun 28, 1976 (letter of condolence to Gryffyd Partridge); also see Museum of Modern Art
Vanity Fair: May 09, 1935; Jun 10, 1935*; Jun 13, 1935
Van Meter, Bruce and Barbie: undated (2); Mar 04, 1968*; Feb 17, 1969*; Sep 19, 1969; Dec 25, 1969; Dec 29, 1969*; Mar 08, 1971; Mar 11, 1971*; Jul 25, 1971*; Aug 03, 1971; Dec 05, 1971*; Apr 29, 1976*
Vaughan, Carolyn H.: May 21, 1971; Dec 10, 1971; Dec 15, 1971*; Jan 17, 1972; Jan 21, 1972*; Feb 03, 1974* (letter of recommendation)
Vera (the designer): Mar 21, 1961*
Vestal, David: Apr 23, 1969*; Dec 08, 1969
Vignes, Michelle: Sep 30, 1974
Viking Press: Dec 13, 1956*; Jan 07, 1957
Virginia Slims Books of Days: May 22, 1973; Jun 07, 1973*
Visual Dialogue Foundation: Mar 16, 1970*
Vodman, Mary Ann: Aug 25, 1973; Mar 28, 1974*
Voelckers, Frau: Jul 31, 1947*; Jun 28, 1948; Jul 02, 1949*; Aug 14, 1949*; Feb 27, 1950*; Nov 27, 1950*; Aug 01, 1952*; Jan 09, 1953*; Dec 08, 1954*; Jan 14, 1955; Dec 26, 1955*
Voelckers, Renate: Dec 24, 1969*
Volckers, Maria Therese: Dec 20, 1958; Jan 11, 1959*; Jul 13, 1961 (in German); Jun 10, 1965*
Volunteer Service Photographers: Dec 1974
Vondras, Radek: undated
von Probpsoc.?, Jan: Aug 06, 1969*
von Sonnenburg: see Falkner von Sonnenburg, Erwin
Voyages: [Aug 12, 1968]; Dec 23, 1968*; Dec 31, 1968; Jan 06, 1969*; Jan 08, 1969; Mar 12, 1969*; Mar 26, 1969
Voystock, Thomas: May 1973
Wagstaff, Samuel: Apr 11, 1975; Apr 16, 1975*
Wahrhaftig, Alma: Jun 20, 1976
Wahrhaftig, Clyde: Jun 09, 1957; Aug 20, 1957
Waite, Esther: Jul 22, 1976
Walkinshaw, Jean: undated
Walsh, Elsa: Aug 12, 1960; Aug 30, 1965; Oct 06, 1965*; Jan 19, 1971; Oct 06, 1972*; Oct 10, 1972*; mentioned in letter dated Jun 18, 1973; Jun 25, 1973*; Jun 30, 1973; May 27, 1975*; Jul 06, 1976 (letter of condolence to Gryffyd Partridge)
Warden, J. E.: Aug 07, 1947
Warnecke: John Carl Warnecke and Associates: May 16, 1961; Dec 01, 1961; Dec 01, 1961*; Apr 25, 1962*; Jul 19, 1962; Jul 08, 1963*
Washington: University of Washington, Seattle: Jan 20, 1965; Feb 02, 1965; Mar 03, 1965; Mar 09, 1965*; Mar 12, 1965; Mar 19, 1965*; May 14, 1965; Mar 19, 1965*; Jul 28, 1965; Jun 21, 1967*; Jan 22, 1970*; Mar 14, 1974; Mar 26, 1974*; Apr 24, 1974; May 17, 1974*; Jun 03, 1974; Jun 21, 1974; Jun 25, 1974; also see Henry Gallery; also see Photographs
Washington: University of Washington Alumni Association: Feb 27, 1974; Mar 01, 1974*; Apr 04, 1974; Apr 29, 1974; May 05, 1974*; May 06, 1974*; May 10, 1974; May 14, 1974*; Jun 05, 1974*; Jul 25, 1974; Aug 03, 1974*
Washington: University of Washington Libraries: May 06, 1976
Washington: University of Washington Press: Jul 12, 1965; Jul 24, 1965*; Jul 26, 1965; Jul 29, 1965*; Jul 30, 1965; Sep 21, 1965; Oct 23, 1965*; Mar 16, 1966; Apr 04, 1966*; May 10, 1967; Sep 25, 1967; Sep 29, 1967; Apr 30, 1968; May 09, 1968*; Sep 29, 1968*; Oct 10, 1968; Nov 04, 1968*; Feb 26, 1969*; Apr 16, 1969; Apr 29, 1969; Apr 30, 1969*; Jun 19, 1969 (including contract); Jul 14, 1969*; Jul 18, 1969; Sep 15, 1969*; Sep 17, 1969*; Sep 22, 1969; Oct 08, 1969*; Oct 27, 1969; Nov 21, 1969; Nov 25, 1969*; Dec 09, 1969; Dec 23, 1969*; Jan 02, 1970; Jan 22, 1970*; Jan 27, 1970; Apr 09, 1970; Apr 26, 1970*; Apr 30, 1970; May 16, 1970*; May 18, 1970; Jun 17, 1970*; Jul 05, 1970*; Jul 28, 1970*; Aug 04, 1970; Aug 11, 1970*; Aug 14, 1970; Sep 14, 1970*; Sep 22, 1970; Sep 22, 1970*; Sep 30, 1970*; Oct 07, 1970; Oct 11, 1970*; Oct 14, 1970; Oct 15, 1970; Oct 16, 1970*; Oct 30, 1970; Nov 06, 1970*; Nov 16, 1970; Nov 17, 1970; Nov 20, 1970; Nov 26, 1970; Dec 07, 1970*; Dec 11, 1970; Dec 23, 1970*; Dec 28, 1970; Jan 05, 1971; Jan 16, 1971*; Jan 19, 1971; Feb 08, 1971*; Feb 10, 1971 (2); Feb 16, 1971*; Feb 23, 1971; Mar 11, 1971*; Mar 17, 1971; Mar 15, 1971*; Mar 29, 1971; May 02, 1971*; May 04, 1971; Jun 01, 1971; Jun 09, 1971*; Jun 16, 1971; Jun 22, 1971; Jun 27, 1971*; Jul 01, 1971; [Jul 01, 1971]*; Sep 13, 1971*; Sep 17, 1971; Feb 29, 1972*; Mar 02, 1973; Mar 28, 1973*; Apr 04, 1973; Oct 01, 1973; Nov 26, 1973; Dec 31, 1973*; Jan 10, 1974; Jan 21, 1974*; Jan 27, 1974 (including contract); Feb 05, 1974; Feb 09, 1974*; Feb 20, 1974; Mar 07, 1974*; Mar 13, 1974; Mar 30, 1974*; Apr 01, 1974; Apr 18, 1974; May 05, 1974*; May 07, 1974; May 24, 1974*; May 29, 1974 (2); Jun 03, 1974*; Sep 22, 1974*; Oct 25, 1974*; Oct 29, 1974; Oct 31, 1974; Dec 22, 1974*; Dec 26, 1974; Jan 07, 1975; Jan 27, 1975; Feb 02, 1975*; May 12, 1975; May 29, 1975*; Oct 16, 1975; Jan 09, 1976; Jan 14, 1976; Feb 27, 1976; Mar 17, 1976; Mar 23, 1976; Apr 19, 1976*; May 20, 1976; Jun 04, 1976; Jun 24, 1976
Watkins, Malcolm and Joan: Mar 13, 1969; Apr 14, 1969*; Sep 10, 1970*; Oct 24, 1970; Oct 25, 1970*; Oct 26, 1970*; Feb 15, 1971*
Watterston, Henning: Dec 11, 1948*; Feb 10, 1949*; Feb 21, 1949*; Mar 18, 1949*; Aug 01, 1949*; Nov 19, 1949*; May 22, 1950*; Dec 04, 1951*; Jan 12, 1954*; Jan 03, 1956*; Feb 22, 1971; Feb 26, 1971*
Weaver, Gay: Jun 01, 1974
Webb, Lucille and Todd: Dec 11, 1971 (including photograph of the Webbs)
Weber, Al: Apr 12, 1971
Wehr, Wesley: Feb 06, 1974
Welpott, Jack: Nov 27, 1971* (letter of recommendation); mentioned in letter dated May 15, 1974
Werling, Bob: Mar 12, 1972*; May 29, 1972*; Mar 29, 1974*; Sep 04, 1974; Apr 28, 1975*; May 22, 1975*; Jan 1976; Apr 16, 1976*
Wessels, Glenn: Jan 05, 1968
West Coast Airlines: Jun 07, 1966; Jun 11, 1966*; Jun 14, 1966; Jun 20, 1966*; Jun 21, 1966; Jul 01, 1966; Nov 09, 1966*; Nov 14, 1966; Nov 30, 1966; Dec 08, 1966*; Dec 11, 1966*; Jan 26, 1967*; Jul 26, 1967; Jan 04, 1968; Jan 09, 1968*
Western Association of Art Museums: Feb 02, 1967*; Feb 22, 1967; Feb 25, 1967*; Mar 02, 1967; Mar 17, 1967*; Feb 19, 1976 (2)
Western Family: Oct 1955
Weston, Edward: Jan 12, 1928 (photocopy)
Wheat, Beth: undated
Whistler Productions: May 02, 1974*
White House Cultural Affairs Office: Dec 06, 1969
White, Maynard (Clarence White's nephew): Jun 28, 1974
White, Minor: undated; Apr 02, 1951; Jul 20, 1951 (including a typescript re the Albert M. Bender Trust); Mar 08, 1954*; Mar 25, 1954; Jul 07, 1954*; Jul 16, 1954; Jul 28, 1954*; Aug 03, 1954; Aug 09, 1954*; Sep 07, 1954; Oct 21, 1954*; Oct 25, 1954; Nov 12, 1954*; Feb 10, 1955*; Feb 22, 1955; Aug 10, 1955; Aug 21, 1955*; Aug 26, 1955; Jan 23, 1956; Mar 01, 1956*; Mar 02, 1956; Mar 18, 1956*; Mar 22, 1956; Jan 23, 1957; Mar 11, 1957*; Mar 13, 1957; Mar 20, 1957; Mar 28, 1957*; Apr 02, 1957*; Apr 03, 1957; Apr 10, 1957; Apr 29, 1957*; May 10, 1957; May 14, 1957*; Jun 24, 1957*; Sep 12, 1957*; Jan 05, 1958; Jan 15, 1958; Feb 12, 1958*; Feb 23, 1958; Apr 06, 1958*; Sep 07, 1958*; Sep 13, 1958; Jun 01, 1959*; Oct 23, 1959; Nov 20, 1959*; Dec 12, 1959; Dec 20, 1959*; Dec 28, 1959; Feb 25, 1961; Mar 10, 1961*; Apr 1961; Dec 26, 1962; Feb 28, 1963*; Apr 02, 1963 (2); May 07, 1963; Nov 12, 1963; Feb 23, 1964; Mar 19, 1964; Mar 24, 1964; Mar 28, 1964*; Apr 01, 1964; Apr 04, 1964; Apr 21, 1964; Apr 30, 1964*; May 20, 1964*; Jun 11, 1964; Aug 10, 1964*; Sep 27, 1964*; Nov 26, 1964*; Dec 08, 1964; Dec 20, 1964*; Feb 13, 1965; Jun 11, 1965*; Jun 23, 1965*; Jul 13, 1965; Dec 08, 1966*; Jan 09, 1967; Jan 20, 1967*; Feb 22, 1967*; May 26, 1967*; Jan 10, 1968; Jan 26, 1968; Jan 29, 1968; Feb 02, 1968*; Feb 14, 1968*; Feb 15, 1968; Feb 25, 1968; Mar 25, 1968; Apr 02, 1968* (2); Apr 11, 1968; May 20, 1968; Aug 09, 1968*; Jan 01, 1969; May 03, 1969*; Jan 13, 1970*; Jan 16, 1970; May 07, 1970* (2); Aug 30, 1970*; Sep 27, 1970*; Oct 05, 1970; Oct 09, 1970*; Nov 05, 1970*; Nov 17, 1970; Aug 09, 1971*; Oct 07, 1971; Feb 29, 1972*; Mar 21, 1972; Dec 04, 1973; Dec 23, 1973*; Jan 07, 1974; Jan 17, 1974; Jan 13, 1975*; mentioned in letter dated Mar 14, 1976; Apr 10, 1976; also see Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Whitney Museum of American Art: Mar 11, 1959; Mar 14, 1959*; Jun 01, 1973; Jun 13, 1973*; Jul 23, 1973; Sep 21, 1973; Nov 13, 1973; Mar 20, 1974; Apr 22, 1974*; May 07, 1974; Nov 26, 1974; Feb 19, 1975; Feb 24, 1975
Wilcox, Jeduthan: Oct 16, 1971; Nov 08, 1971*; Nov 24, 1971; Nov 26, 1971*
Wildenhain, Marguerite: Feb 08, 1955; Feb 28, 1955*
Willard, Marian: Nov 23, 1956
Williams, Jonathan: Jan 20, 1971; Apr 10, 1971
Williams, Shedrick: see Shad's Gallery
Williams, Tina: Jun 25, 1963*
Williamson, Irene: Jan 08, 1971*; Mar 22, 1971*; Aug 22, 1977
Willis, Elizabeth Bayley: Nov 10, 1970
Wilson, Adrian and Joyce Lancaster: Dec 26, 1965; Feb 18, 1975 (letter from Cunningham's lawyers, Morrison & Foerster)
Wilson, Nicholas: Dec 19, 1973 (including 23 picture postcards)
Winkler, John (Wink): Jan 05, 1952; Jul 26, 1958; Jan 28, 1959; May 08, 1961; Sep 18, 1963; Jun 06, 1964; May 20, 1971; Jun 09, 1971*
Winlaw, Joseph: undated
Winningham, Geoff: Dec 10, 1968; Dec 12, 1968*; Dec 20, 1968; Dec 28, 1968*; also see Latent Image (Gallery)
Winokur?, Paula and Bob: Nov 05, 1963
Wisdom: Dec 12, 1956; Dec 24, 1956*
Wiseman, Diane: Apr 12, 1975; May 21, 1975*
Witkin Gallery (Lee Witkin, director): undated; Jan 13, 1969*; Jan 16, 1969; Aug 10, 1969; Sep 26, 1969*; Oct 16, 1969; Oct 18, 1969*; Jan 19, 1970; Apr 22, 1970; May 27, 1970; Jul 31, 1970; Aug 03, 1970*; Aug 08, 1970; Sep 07, 1970*; Sep 12, 1970; Sep 29, 1970; Oct 08, 1970*; Oct 24, 1970*; Oct 27, 1970; Nov 05, 1970*; Nov 06, 1970*; Nov 14, 1970; Nov 22, 1970; Dec 03, 1970*; Dec 08, 1970*; Feb 03, 1971; Feb 10, 1971*; Feb 13, 1971; Mar 27, 1971*; Apr 08, 1971; Apr 26, 1971*; May 02, 1971; Aug 04, 1971; Aug 07, 1971; Nov 09, 1971; Nov 18, 1971; Dec 15, 1971; Dec 17, 1971; Jan 23, 1972; Jan 28, 1972*; Mar 18, 1972; Mar 26, 1972*; Apr 17, 1972; Apr 24, 1972; May 15, 1972*; Dec 06, 1972; Mar 03, 1973; Mar 19, 1973*; Mar 26, 1973*; Mar 29, 1973; Apr 12, 1973; Apr 21, 1973; Apr 23, 1973*; May 09, 1973; May 10, 1973; May 17, 1973*; May 31, 1973; Jun 28, 1973*; Jun 30, 1973; Jul 25, 1973; Sep 05, 1973*; Sep 08, 1973; Sep 19, 1973*; Sep 28, 1973; Oct 17, 1973; Nov 07, 1973*; Nov 11, 1973; Nov 23, 1973; Nov 29, 1973*; Jan 05, 1974 (including letter dated Aug 08, 1973 from the American Foundation for the Blind); Jan 11, 1974*; Feb 07, 1974*; Mar 06, 1974*; Mar 13, 1974*; Mar 20, 1974; Mar 30, 1974; Apr 05, 1974*; Apr 11, 1974; Apr 18, 1974*; Jun 01, 1974*; Sep 07, 1974; Sep 11, 1974*; Oct 15, 1974*; Feb 01, 1975*; Feb 27, 1975*; Apr 12, 1975; Apr 25, 1975; Apr 30, 1975*; May 14, 1975*; Jan 16, 1976; Feb 28, 1976; Mar 29, 1976*; Apr 14, 1976; May 05, 1976*; May 18, 1976; May 27, 1976
Witt, Doreen: Dec 12, 1974
Witt-Diamont, Ruth: Nov 17, 1959*; Nov 30, 1970
Wolman, Baron: [Aug 1972]; Aug 02, 1972*
Wood, Charles Erskine Scott: see Kolisch, Marian Wood
Woods, Gurdon: undated; May 1970; Feb 15, 1971*
Wornum, Michael: Feb 08, 1966*
Worth, Courtia: undated
Worth, Don: Oct 31, 1968; mentioned in letter dated Dec 17, 1970*
Wright, Evelyn: Jan 08, 1973*
Wurlitzer, Pauline: Sep 11, 1958; Sep 11, 1958*; Sep 24, 1958; Nov 05, 1958*; Oct 31, 1960
Wurster, William (Bill): Jun 07, 1967; Jul 15, 1967*; Jul 28, 1967*; Jun 04, 1968*; Jul 04, 1968*; Jan 31, 1969*; Feb 03, 1969; Feb 25, 1969*; Apr 08, 1969; Apr 22, 1969; Apr 15, 1970
Yale University Library: see Stieglitz Archives
Yale University School of Art: Mar 12, 1976; Mar 19, 1976*; Apr 26, 1976
Yamamoto, Norito: Jul 01, 1959*; Sep 24, 1959*
Yao, Shen: see Shen Yao
Yick Contractors: Dec 21, 1966*; Jan 25, 1967*; Feb 25, 1967*
Young, Maple: see Straub, Bernice
Zane, Marjorie: Dec 14, 1967*
Zapton, Steve: see Untitled (gallery)
Zeldin, Karen Dash: undated
Zins, Ronald: Jun 25, 1970; Jun 29, 1970*
Zinszer, Mary Lemoyne: Oct 10, 1947*; Jan 31, 1969*; May 03, 1969*; Aug 07, 1969*; Oct 01, 1969; Nov 14, 1969*; Dec 09, 1969*; Jan 08, 1970*; Dec 23, 1971*
Zlatovski, Jane: see Foster, Jane
Zorach, William: Jan 15, 1960
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Imogen Cunningham papers, 1903-1991. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
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Benjamin O. Davis, Jr. Collection, Acc. 1992.0023, National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution.
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Collection Citation:
Cook Labs records, Ralph Rinzler Folklife Archives and Collections, Smithsonian Institution.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, vol. 32, no. 8, July 1930; vol. 63, no. 7, May 1961; and vol. 64, no. 1, November 1961.
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Collection Citation:
Arthur Raymond Brooks Collection, NASM.1989.0104, National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution.
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Collection Citation:
Ben Shahn papers, 1879-1990, bulk 1933-1970. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
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McConnell, Patricia; McCracken, Philip; McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc.
Collection Creator:
Fleischman, Lawrence A. (Lawrence Arthur), 1925-1997 Search this
Container:
Box 3, Folder 24
Type:
Archival materials
Date:
1957-1982
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Collection Citation:
Lawrence and Barbara Fleischman Papers, 1837-1984. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
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Haym Solomon Advancing Funds to Robert Morris to Finance Revolution, Philadelphia, 1782 [photomechanical print] / (photographed by Peter A. Juley & Son)
K̲h̲ān, Muhammad Jamāl, Mir of Hunza, 1912-1976 Search this
Extent:
3 Film reels (1,550 feet, 16mm and 8mm)
Type:
Collection descriptions
Archival materials
Film reels
Place:
Pakistan
Hunza (Pakistan)
Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir, India)
Nanga Parbat (Pakistan)
Gilgit District (Pakistan)
Date:
circa 1950s
Summary:
Walter Friedrich Knips was a commercial attaché for the German foreign service. He served in Karachi, Pakistan, from 1952 to 1957. The film footage included in this collection covers trips taken by Knips and his family to Hunza, Srinagar, Gilgit, and Nanga Parabat between 1953 and 1955 and family home movies from Pakistan and Houston dating from 1952 to 1960.
Scope and Contents:
The Walter Friedrich Knips films contain footage of the Knips family trips to Hunza in April of 1954 and autumn of 1955, a trip to Gilgit and Nanga Parabat in 1953 for the German-Austrian Climbing Expedition, and footage of the family in Karachi and Houston. The Hunza film footage contains depictions of their journey there, the events and people they witnessed while there, and their return home. The family film footage depicts the Knips children at various ages as well as unidentified local events. Some of the family film may date to after their time in Pakistan, perhaps to their time in Houston.
Please note that the contents of the collection and the language and terminology used reflect the context and culture of the time of its creation. As an historical document, its contents may be at odds with contemporary views and terminology and considered offensive today. The information within this collection does not reflect the views of the Smithsonian Institution or Anthropology Archives, but is available in its original form to facilitate research.
Biographical Note:
Walter Friedrich Knips was born in Berlin on March 5, 1911. He was unable to attend university and took a business/electro-technical apprenticeship at Siemens in 1931. At the end of his apprenticeship, he was hired by Siemens and worked for them for two years before being transferred to their British India location in 1936. When England declared war on Germany after the invasion of Poland in 1939, all German nationals living in India, including Knips, were taken into internment camps. Knips was interned at Ahmendnagar (1929-1941), Deolali (1941-1942), and Dehra Dun (1941-1942). In the internment camps, Knips volunteered to help the dentist and was employed to assist in the camp hospital. When the internees were released two years after the end of the war, few were permitted to remain in India, and Knips returned to Germany, where he met his wife, Eva Burhenne. He worked as a salesman for Zellstoff Fabrik Waldhof, a Wiesbaden based pulp and paper company, for two years. Then, in 1952, his daughter Franziska was born, and he was hired by the German foreign service to take a position at the new embassy in Karachi, Pakistan, due to his knowledge of and desire to return to the region.
Knips was a commercial attaché for the German foreign service from 1952 to 1976. He served in Karachi from 1952 to 1957; he was fluent in Urdu and served as a negotiator and translator. He met Mir Muhammad Jamal Khan (1912-1976), the last Ismaili ruler of the State of Hunza, in 1953 while serving as a facilitator for the German-Austrian Nanga Parbat Climbing Expedition. The Mir invited Knips to visit him in the Hunza Valley, which he did with his wife in 1954 and his wife and daughter, Franziska, in 1955. Their friendship continued after Knips' departure from Pakistan in February 1957.
Knips continued to work for the German foreign service until his retirement in 1976, while serving in Montreal. He was posted in Houston, Texas, from 1957 to 1961 and in Montreal, Canada, from 1961 to 1976. He remained in Canada until his death in 1994.
Sources Consulted
Hamid, Major General Syed Ali. "A German Captive in Wartime India." The Friday Times, September 20, 2019. https://www.thefridaytimes.com/a-german-captive-in-wartime-india/
Hart, Franziska. "Walter F. Knips 1911-1994." Accessed November 19, 2020. http://www.gaebler.info/Walter_Knips.pdf
1911 -- Born in Berlin on March 5
1931-1934 -- Business/Electro-Technical apprentice at Siemens
1934-1936 -- Worked at Siemens
1936-1939 -- Worked at British India office of Siemens
1939 -1941 -- Interned by British forces at Ahmednagar
1941-1942 -- Interned by British forces at Deolali
1942-1947 -- Interned by British forces at Dehra Dun
1948 -- Married Eva Burhenne on October 30
1948-1952 -- Worked for Zellstoff Fabrik Waldhof
1952-1957 -- Commercial attaché for the German foreign service in Karachi, Pakistan
1953 -- Served as a facilitator for the German-Austrian Nanga Parbat Climbing Expedition
1954 -- First trip to Hunza (with Eva)
1955 -- Second trip to Hunza (with Eva and Franziska)
1957-1961 -- Commercial attaché for the German foreign service in Houston, Texas
1961-1976 -- Commercial attaché for the German foreign service in Montreal, Quebec
1994 -- Died in Quebec, Canada
Related Materials:
The HSFA holds excerpts from the journals of Walter Friedrich Knips and his wife, Eva Knips, as translated by their daughter Franziska Hart, which relate to the family trip to Hunza in 1955. Please consult the archivist for more information.
Provenance:
The Walter Friedrich Knips films were donated by his daughter, Franziska Hart.
Restrictions:
The collection is open for research. Please contact the archives for information on availability of access copies of audiovisual recordings. Original audiovisual material in the Human Studies Film Archives may not be played.
