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Walter Crane drawings and compositions
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Houghton Library
Collection Identifier: MS Eng 1145.1-1145.4
Overview:
Drawings and poems by English artist and illustrator, Walter Crane.
Walter Crane drawings and papers
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Houghton Library
Collection Identifier: Typ 8300.30- Typ 8304.91.6
Overview:
Miscellaneous papers of English artist, Walter Crane.
Walter Crane drawings for book illustrations
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Houghton Library
Collection Identifier: MS Typ 1088
Overview:
Pencil and pen-and-ink illustrations for children's books by English illustrator Walter Crane.
Walter Crane drawings for The sea urchin's voyage, undated
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Houghton Library
Collection — Volume: 1Identifier: TypDr 905.C304.00 Album PF
Summary:
Seven pen and ink drawings with verse captions for an unpublished children's book.
With a letter from the artist's son, Lionel F. Crane, 1929, to a buyer of the drawings.
With a letter from the artist's son, Lionel F. Crane, 1929, to a buyer of the drawings.
Walter Crane illustrated correspondence with Anne Ashton White Booth and Ellen White
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Houghton Library
Collection — Box: 1Identifier: MS Eng 1686
Summary:
A collection of illustrated letters and cards, caricatures, a photograph album, and a scrapbook telling the story of Crane's friendship with two sisters, Annie Ashton White Booth and Ellen White, and their family over a period of more than 40 years.
Photograph album contains both platinum and silver gelatin prints
Photograph album contains both platinum and silver gelatin prints
Walter Crane letters to James Stanley Little
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Houghton Library
Collection Identifier: MS Eng 1454
Overview:
Letters from English illustrator Walter Crane to English novelist James Stanley Little.
Walter Crane miscellaneous drawings
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Houghton Library
Collection Identifier: MS Eng 1145
Overview:
Drawings for book illustrations by the English artist Walter Crane.
Walter Crane miscellaneous letters
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Houghton Library
Collection Identifier: MS Eng 804
Overview:
Letters of the English illustrator Walter Crane to personal and professional correspondents.