Finding Aid for the Images of Artists Collection, circa 1800s-1900s MS.13

See also: Hopper, Edward and Smith, George Melville.

George Melville Smith congratulating Albright on being elected president of the Chicago Society of Artists.

Elderly Albright in front of door with wreath.

Bailey at work in his studio.

Photograph of Army General Henry H. Arnold presenting Lt. Colonel Charles Baskerville with the Legion of Merit by Army General Henry H. Arnold, 1946.

Photograph by Pinney, Brooklyn, N.Y. shows Baskerville with Madame Aimée Lopes, and portrait of Lopes painted by Baskerville. Portrait was shown at the Contemporary Portrait Exhibition, 460 Park Avenue Gallery of Lois Shaw.

Note on back indicates that Becker won first prize in the Concours de Sculpture in 1953.

Note on back reads: "Frank W. Benson inspects the results of recent labors. Scene from "The Etcher's Art" produced for the Museum of Fine Arts, Berlin, by the University Film Foundation of Harvard. First [-?] presentation, Tuesday afternoon, May 7, at the Boston Museum. Art Digest."

Cabinet card by A. J. M. Steinmetz, signed and addressed to Mrs. [Adelaide] Frick by the Blommers.

Photograph by Jean-Regis Roustan, Paris, reads, "Breton a L'Exposition Surréaliste."

Photograph by Peter A. Juley & Son, New York, N.Y.

Photograph of Burchfield painting The Woodpecker on an easel in his studio.

Photograph of Burchfield in studio.

Photograph of Burchfield as a young man.

Photograph of Cézanne's studio at Les Lauves. Cézanne is not pictured.

Three photographs of Cobb at a Van Gogh exhibit.

Photograph by J.P. Mayall, published by Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, London. File includes a biographical sketch about Cousins, focusing on his relationship to the Royal Academy, and lists many of his works.

Cabinet card by De Voe, Urbana, Ohio. Note on back reads: "John Cranch, painter (1807-1891). Son of Judge Wm Cranch. Bro. of C.P. Cranch."

a.k.a. John Stewart Curry, John Stuart Curry.

Note reads, "Member of the American Committee of Selection and Jury of Award for the 30th Carnegie Institute International, Pittsburgh, Oct. 15, to Dec. 6, 1931."

Text on print reads: "Othon de Thoren atelier sale catalogue. Apr 26, 1913."

Text on print reads, "A book publisher's announcement of Degas Et Son Œvre, by P.A. Lemoisne, 1949."

Penciled intials "MER" on photo mounting.

Cabinet card by Pierre Petil, Paris.

Photograph by Alfred Eisenstadt, New York.

Photograph of watercolor painting; van Gogh is not pictured.

Note on back reads: "1968. Vincent Van Gogh: 18"x24" Watercolor pen and ink – First Nat'l Bank of Chicago, owner Katherine Kuh (art editor) Sat Review."

Photograph of Gorky painting a mural in the Newark Airport.

Note on back reads: "Honoré Guilbeau of Peninsula, Ohio. One of the prize-winners of The Third Competition in Book Illustration, conducted by The Limited Editions Club."

Photograph was purchased from Mrs. Fannie H. Eckstorm, Brewer, Maine, January 15, 1940. Note accompanying photograph reads: "Jeremiah Pearson Hardy (1800-1887) From photograph by his son Francis Willard Hardy, probably made about 1858; rephotographed by Klyne, 1939."

Cabinet card by Geo Lansil, Bangor, Maine. Note on back reads: "Jeremiah Pearson Hardy age 87. Taken 3 weeks before his death."

Photograph by Wilhelm Photo, Gloucester, Mass., features Hibbard with Coast Guardsman Arrow, Grace Cook, Louise Goodale, and Otis Cook on a fishing wharf in Gloucester, Mass.

Hoffman at work in her studio.

Hopper seated alongside Hermon More and Ivan Le Lorraine Albright.

Keller in Portland, Oregon.

Photograph by Pangborn taken of Kuhn in his studio at 119 E. 23rd St., New York City, 1904-1905.

Kuhn outdoors with unidentified female.

Kuhn outdoors with dogs, and an unidentified man and woman.

Photograph by Nickolas Muray, New York.

Photograph by J.P. Mayall, published by Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, London.

Print from a photograph by Samuel A. Walker that reads: "Supplement to the New Series. The Pictorial World, May 5th 1883." Stored in oversize Box A.

Photographs (two duplicates) of Lewis wearing three piece suit.

Photograph of Lewis holding an axe.

Photograph of Lewis in front of an early etching.

Photographs (one duplicate) of Lewis, December 25, 1930.

Photograph of Lewis with two friends near Peekskill, circa 1915.

Photographs (one duplicate) of a portrait of Lewis' sister.

Photographs by Arthur Swoger, New York, N.Y.

Margules having coffee.

Margules with cat.

Margules candid.

Margules painting with brush (four photographs).

Margules painting at easel.

Pencil drawing of a male face, signed by Margules. Signature is followed by "64-".

Photograph by George Daniell of Marin sketching outdoors in Maine.

Photographs (three copies) by George Daniell of Marin standing outdoors in Maine.

Photographs (two copies) of Marin seated outdoors in Maine.

Photographs (three copies) by George Daniell of Marin sitting in front of his easel.

Cabinet card by A.J.M. Steinmetz, signed and given to Mrs. Adelaide Frick by Maris.

Photograph by Budd Studio, New York. Attached letter from Widney J. Waitrob of Budd Studio reads: "Dear Miss Frick, The enclosed photograph is probably the last one Reginald Marsh sat for. We thought you would like it for your files."

Note on photograph reads, "Batavia, N.Y., August 13, 1945."

(See also: Maurer, Alfred Henry)

Photograph of Louis Maurer in his studio at 404 W. 43rd St., New York, N.Y., with his son, Alfred Henry Maurer.

Cabinet card by Braun Clement & Cie., Paris.

Chromotypogravure from Paris Illustré, June 8, 1889 stored in oversize Box A.

Photograph by J.P. Mayall, published by Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, London. File includes a biographical sketch about Millais, focusing on his relationship to the Royal Academy, and lists many of his works.

Chromolithograph that reads: "Supplement to the New Series. The Pictorial World, May 5th 1883." Stored in oversize Box A.

Written on photobacking: "The Family of Claude Monet at Giverny. Claude Monet is man standing, w dark beard. The woman is the second wife of Monet (Mme. Hoschedé) the three girls are her daughters are (Hoschedé) the step-daughters of Monet. One of whom, Suzanne, married an American, Theodore E. Butler. The two seated young men are the Americans Breack and Taylor. Mrs. Slatkin thinks that the young man at the extreme right may be T.E. Butler."

White-bearded Monet in garden with Martin A. Ryerson and one unidentified male.

Photograph by Ted Johnson, University of Houston, New Service Photo.

Eight photographs by O. Væring, Oslo, Norway.

Written on back of photograph of woman seated with five children: "To judge from the woman's dress this is probably a photo of Munch's mother, Munch is probably one of the children."

Munch standing with two paintings.

Munch in suit.

Munch in suit and hat in courtyard.

Munch with pipe, working in front of easel in snow. Shows various artworks.

Elderly Munch, seated amongst various paintings.

Elderly Munch seated in front of painting.

Munch on his deathbed.

Phototype by F. Gutekunst, Philadelphia that reads, "From negative in the possession of Ferdinand J. Dreer," stored in oversize box A.

Photograph of Orozco.

Photograph of "Orozco Murals" in Baker Library at Dartmouth College as they are being restored (removal of patina) by Carroll Wales, and Constantine Tsaoursis. Professor Churchill Lathrop is also pictured. (Photograph does not feature Orozco himself.)

Film still from Visit to Picasso, a short film written and directed by Paul Haesaerts in 1950. Photo released by Joseph Burstyn, Inc.

Photograph of Picasso with unidentified male and female.

Photograph of Prendergast (left) standing with unknown male.

Photograph by Bernés, Marouteau & Cie, Paris.

Print reads: "Color-Tone engraved for The Century, by H. Davidson. From a photograph by Alvin Langdon Coburn."

Photograph accompanied by short paragraph, from which the following excerpt reads: "Honolulu, T.H., Mar. 10 – Pierre Roy (left), famed French Artist, and Noel Coward, celebrated English playwright, discuss one of Roy's sketches made in Hawaii. Roy is in Hawaii on a commission to paint a number of Island subjects for the advertisements of the Hawaiian Pineapple Company, Ltd."

Photograph of Roy in a suit.

Photograph by Luckhaus Studio, Los Angeles, Calif.

Photograph by George Platt Lynes, New York, N.Y. of Tanguy in Woodbury, Conn. Image is [purposefully] distorted. Note reads, "1/15/54."

Thoré was an art critic and collector who used the pseudonym W. Bürger. Note on photograph mount reads: "7. Burger [Coll. Sale?], Hotel Proust, Dec 5, 1892. Lequel, avec Ph. Burty, a Été le plus celebre critique d’art du XIX siecle."

Article about Truffaut, including a photograph, biographical information, and selected images of work by the artist stored in oversize Box A.

Photograph shows artist's signature and written date, which appears to read "15 Août, 1893."

Photograph by J.P. Mayall, published by Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, London. File includes a biographical sketch about Watts, focusing on his relationship to the Royal Academy, and lists many of his works.

Photograph by Peter A. Juley & Son, New York City. Attached paragraph reads: "William Zorach, noted artist, who has been named to receive The Gold Medal for Sculpture for 1961 of the National Institute of Arts and Letters."