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This subseries contains material pertaining to Ossorio's personal art collection.

Scope and Contents: This series contains student works, undated and dated 1909 to 1942, from second-year drawing and painting courses. Some drawings and paintings appear to have been foldered by faculty as class portfolios representative of individual students’ work. This series also contains student paintings, undated and dated 1918-1928, from a course offered to both graduates and undergraduates titled Fine Arts 2d: Drawing and Painting (advanced course). Mower and Pope taught...

Scope and Content: The papers of Henry Edwards Scott, Jr., date from 1918-1946. The materials document Scott, Jr.'s student years at Harvard as well as his teaching career, and include correspondence, photographs, drawings, paintings, course notes, and research papers. The collection also contains a photo album from one of Scott, Jr.'s trips to Europe in 1922 and journals from his...

Scope and Content:: The collection consists of Davis's notes, largely written on individual sheets of highly acidic 8.5" x 11" paper over a period of over 40 years. The pages have been kept in the order in which they were received, which appears to be roughly chronological (although some sheets are undated). Davis used a variety of writing materials: graphite, ink, ballpoint pen, felt marker, crayon, and colored pencil. Some of the papers are typed, and some include textual diagrams and drawings;...

Scope and Content:: The collection consists of Davis's notes, largely written on individual sheets of highly acidic 8.5" x 11" paper over a period of over 40 years. The pages have been kept in the order in which they were received, which appears to be roughly chronological (although some sheets are undated). Davis used a variety of writing materials: graphite, ink, ballpoint pen, felt marker, crayon, and colored pencil. Some of the papers are typed, and some include textual diagrams and drawings;...

Scope and Content:: The collection consists of Davis's notes, largely written on individual sheets of highly acidic 8.5" x 11" paper over a period of over 40 years. The pages have been kept in the order in which they were received, which appears to be roughly chronological (although some sheets are undated). Davis used a variety of writing materials: graphite, ink, ballpoint pen, felt marker, crayon, and colored pencil. Some of the papers are typed, and some include textual diagrams and drawings;...

Scope and Content:: The collection consists of Davis's notes, largely written on individual sheets of highly acidic 8.5" x 11" paper over a period of over 40 years. The pages have been kept in the order in which they were received, which appears to be roughly chronological (although some sheets are undated). Davis used a variety of writing materials: graphite, ink, ballpoint pen, felt marker, crayon, and colored pencil. Some of the papers are typed, and some include textual diagrams and drawings;...

Scope and Content:: The collection consists of Davis's notes, largely written on individual sheets of highly acidic 8.5" x 11" paper over a period of over 40 years. The pages have been kept in the order in which they were received, which appears to be roughly chronological (although some sheets are undated). Davis used a variety of writing materials: graphite, ink, ballpoint pen, felt marker, crayon, and colored pencil. Some of the papers are typed, and some include textual diagrams and drawings;...

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Contains work photographs, slides, and transparencies; when materials were removed from envelopes the envelope was retained and the folder titles were taken from them whenever possible. Some folders include letters and other documents which were left in place to reflect Wilmarth’s filing. Exhibition images can also be found in in Series II, Subseries A: Exhibitions.

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Subseries B contains correspondence, inventories and floor plans of objects in Winthrop’s home, photographs of Winthrop’s home and artwork, and lists of these photographs. The last item in the list (Interior views of the residence of Grenville L. Winthrop, New York [negatives]) is located in a small, 4 × 6 photograph box (box 18) that contains ten rolls of negative photographs (A through J).

Scope and Content: Topical grouping A consists of seven sets of folders. "Cambridge Trust Co." documents a bank account Sachs held jointly with his wife. "Personal" contains correspondence related to Sachs' decision in 1914 to leave the financial world to work at Harvard. Also included are numerous handwritten lists of Sachs' financial contributions and his drawing acquisitions. "Personal Data" contains correspondence, certificates and clippings related to Sachs' professional activities, primarily his career...

Scope and Contents: Materials in this series include files held on artists represented by Howard Wise; they contain biographical details, correspondence, artist declarations, drawings, receipts, invoices, announcements, schedules, design sketches for pieces and exhibition layout, photographs, slides, clippings, exhibition catalogs, price lists, memorandums, and writings by these artists, and also artist contracts. The end of this series includes a significant amount of visual materials including photographs,...

Scope and Contents: Materials in this series include files held on artists represented by Howard Wise; they contain biographical details, correspondence, artist declarations, drawings, receipts, invoices, announcements, schedules, design sketches for pieces and exhibition layout, photographs, slides, clippings, exhibition catalogs, price lists, memorandums, and writings by these artists, and also artist contracts. The end of this series includes a significant amount of visual materials including photographs,...

Scope and Contents: This subseries includes glass and print negatives of historical images of the Busch-Reisinger Museum’s collections, exhibitions, and buildings. Folders 147-160 contain glass negatives of plaster casts in Adolphus Busch Hall, some of which are damaged (prints made November 2001 and placed in object files). Folders 161-223 contain “archival” building photographs that are mostly undated, some of which are missing. Folders 224-257 include materials, some damaged, that were originally housed in a...

Scope and Content:: The collection consists of Davis's notes, largely written on individual sheets of highly acidic 8.5" x 11" paper over a period of over 40 years. The pages have been kept in the order in which they were received, which appears to be roughly chronological (although some sheets are undated). Davis used a variety of writing materials: graphite, ink, ballpoint pen, felt marker, crayon, and colored pencil. Some of the papers are typed, and some include textual diagrams and drawings;...

Scope and Contents: This subseries includes glass and print negatives of historical images of the Busch-Reisinger Museum’s collections, exhibitions, and buildings. Folders 147-160 contain glass negatives of plaster casts in Adolphus Busch Hall, some of which are damaged (prints made November 2001 and placed in object files). Folders 161-223 contain “archival” building photographs that are mostly undated, some of which are missing. Folders 224-257 include materials, some damaged, that were originally housed in a...

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Page b appears in the microfilm, but the original was not located in the collection during the 2005 rehousing project

Scope and Content:: The collection consists of Davis's notes, largely written on individual sheets of highly acidic 8.5" x 11" paper over a period of over 40 years. The pages have been kept in the order in which they were received, which appears to be roughly chronological (although some sheets are undated). Davis used a variety of writing materials: graphite, ink, ballpoint pen, felt marker, crayon, and colored pencil. Some of the papers are typed, and some include textual diagrams and drawings;...

Scope and Content:: The collection consists of Davis's notes, largely written on individual sheets of highly acidic 8.5" x 11" paper over a period of over 40 years. The pages have been kept in the order in which they were received, which appears to be roughly chronological (although some sheets are undated). Davis used a variety of writing materials: graphite, ink, ballpoint pen, felt marker, crayon, and colored pencil. Some of the papers are typed, and some include textual diagrams and drawings;...

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This subseries contains historical photographs of the exterior and interior of Rogers Gymnasium and Adolphus Busch Hall, as well as exhibitions and collections. The photographs in folders 37-121 were originally housed in three binders; the numbers preceding the image titles refer to an original processing note, which explains that the "small numbers in corner refer to negative # (filed separately) 10/18."

Scope and Contents: Materials in this series include files held on artists represented by Howard Wise; they contain biographical details, correspondence, artist declarations, drawings, receipts, invoices, announcements, schedules, design sketches for pieces and exhibition layout, photographs, slides, clippings, exhibition catalogs, price lists, memorandums, and writings by these artists, and also artist contracts. The end of this series includes a significant amount of visual materials including photographs,...

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This series contains student drawings and frescos, undated and dated from 1910-1927 from Fine Arts 15 and 5g: Methods and Processes of Painting, also known as “the Egg and Plaster course,” taught by Edward W. Forbes. This series contains drawings by T. S. Elliot from 1910. Some of the student works were also created by students in Fine Arts 20b: Florentine Painting in the Fifteenth Century.

Scope and Contents: This subseries includes glass and print negatives of historical images of the Busch-Reisinger Museum’s collections, exhibitions, and buildings. Folders 147-160 contain glass negatives of plaster casts in Adolphus Busch Hall, some of which are damaged (prints made November 2001 and placed in object files). Folders 161-223 contain “archival” building photographs that are mostly undated, some of which are missing. Folders 224-257 include materials, some damaged, that were originally housed in a...

Scope and Content:: The collection consists of Davis's notes, largely written on individual sheets of highly acidic 8.5" x 11" paper over a period of over 40 years. The pages have been kept in the order in which they were received, which appears to be roughly chronological (although some sheets are undated). Davis used a variety of writing materials: graphite, ink, ballpoint pen, felt marker, crayon, and colored pencil. Some of the papers are typed, and some include textual diagrams and drawings;...

Scope and Contents: This series contains student works, undated and dated 1909 to 1942, from second-year drawing and painting courses. Some drawings and paintings appear to have been foldered by faculty as class portfolios representative of individual students’ work. This series also contains student paintings, undated and dated 1918-1928, from a course offered to both graduates and undergraduates titled Fine Arts 2d: Drawing and Painting (advanced course). Mower and Pope taught...