Finding Aid for the Richard P. Wunder Research Files, 1945-1989 MS.02

Summary Information
Biographical Note
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Administrative Information
Controlled Access Headings
Collection Inventory: Series I: Gian Paolo Panini, 1948-1984; Series II: Hyacinth Rigaud, 1950-1987; Series III: Emmanuel Leutze, 1965-1975; Series IV: Artist Files, circa 1948-1965; Series V: Architectural Drawings, 1958-1975; Series VI: Stage Set/Theatre Drawings, 1958-1972; Series VII: Other Drawings, 1957-1989; Series VIII: Other Art Research, 1945-1974

Summary Information

Repository: The Frick Collection/Frick Art Reference Library Archives10 East 71st Street
New York, NY, 10021
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Creator: Wunder, Richard P.
Title: Richard P. Wunder Research Files
ID: MS.02
Date: 1945-1989
Extent: 39.0 Linear feet (74 boxes, 7 note card boxes, oversize material)
Abstract: Research files of art historian Richard P. Wunder, containing artwork files, photographs, correspondence, writings and notes. Content mostly consists of his research on Gian Paolo Panini, though Hyacinthe Rigaud, Emmanuel Leutze, and architectural and theatre drawings are prominent topics as well.

Preferred Citation

Richard P. Wunder Research Files. The Frick Collection/Frick Art Reference Library Archives.

Biographical Note

Richard P. Wunder, art historian, was born in Ardmore, Pennsylvania. He developed an interest in art while traveling with his mother in Europe. Wunder pursued this interest at Harvard, earning his bachelors, masters, and doctorate degrees in fine art. Between his studies, Wunder served in the army during WWII and the Korean War. After receiving his doctorate, Wunder became the Curator of Drawings and Prints at Cooper Union Museum, serving in this position from 1955-1964. He then went on to become the Curator of Painting and Sculpture for the National Collection of Fine Arts, Smithsonian from 1964-1968. Wunder returned to New York City as the Director for the Cooper-Hewitt Museum of Design from 1968-1970. During the 1970s, he taught at Middlebury College. He later became president of appraisals for Christie, Manson & Woods before retiring in 1990 to La Jolla, California. Richard Wunder died in 2002, at the age of 79.

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Scope and Content Note

This collection consists mainly of Richard P. Wunder's research files on 18th century Italian painter and architect, Gian Paolo Panini, and George Van Derveer Gallenkamp's research files on French Baroque painter, Hyacinthe Rigaud. Wunder received the Rigaud material as a bequest from Gallenkamp. Materials on German-American history painter, Emmanuel Leutze, and architectural and theater drawings also figure prominently. These research topics stemmed from Wunder's personal scholarly interests and his career interests as a curator and director. Materials include correspondence, photographs, drafts, publications, and notes that relate to the creation of exhibits, lectures, catalogs, articles, and theses.

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Arrangement

This collection is arranged in eight series. Each series represents a research subject area.

Series I: Gian Paolo Panini

Series II: Hyacinth Rigaud

Series III: Emmanuel Leutze

Series IV: Artist Files

Series V: Architectural Drawings

Series VI: Stage Set/Theater Drawings

Series VII: Other Drawings

Series VIII: Other Art Research

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Administrative Information

Access Restrictions

These records are open for research under the conditions of The Frick Collection/Frick Art Reference Library Archives access policy. Contact the Archives Department for further information at archives@frick.org.

Provenance

Gift of Dr. Richard P. Wunder.

Processing Information

Arranged and described by Diane Krieger, 1997; Shannon Yule, 2009.

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Controlled Access Headings

Genre(s)

Artist files.
Correspondence.
Photographs.
Research notes.

Personal Name(s)

Gallenkamp, George Van Derveer, 1922-1980.
Leutze, Emanuel, 1816-1868.
Panini, Gian Paolo, 1691 or 2-1765.
Rigaud, Hyacinthe, 1659-1743.
Wunder, Richard P.

Subject(s)

Art--Provenance--Research.

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Collection Inventory

Series I: Gian Paolo Panini, 1948-1984 11.0 Linear feet (23 boxes) Scope and Contents note The Panini material forms the bulk of Richard Wunder's research files. Wunder began his study of Panini--16th century Italian painter and architect--during his undergraduate career at Harvard. He completed theses about Panini for his bachelor and doctorate degrees, and maintained a lifelong interest in his work. This series consists mainly of artwork files that contain photographs and provenance information. Additionally, Wunder's writings on the topic of Panini, including his theses; correspondence regarding Panini; printed works regarding Panini; and notes and other research material are included.
Subseries 1: Artwork Scope and Contents note The artwork files form the bulk of Wunder's research material on Panini. The files are subdivided into paintings, drawings, and engravings. Each folder contains a photograph of the artwork and a sheet listing the title, medium, size, owner, provenance, additional comments, and a photographer credit. Sometimes the folders include correspondence regarding attempts to obtain provenance information and/or photographs of the works.
Paintings Arrangement The paintings are arranged alphabetically by city, then specific collection, and then title. This information was gathered at the time of Wunder's research and may not reflect current painting locations.
Box	Folder		Date
1	1	Ajaccio (France), Musée des Beaux Arts - Ruins
1	2	Algiers (Algeria), Musée des Beaux Arts - View of the Colosseum
1	3	Amarillo (Texas), A. E. Khoury - Ruins
1	4	Amiens (France), Musée de Picardie - Temple of Saturn, Lion Fountain, Preaching Man
1	5	Ascoli Piceno (Italy), Pinacoteca - Ruins
1	6-7	Avignon (France), Musée Calvet - Overgrown Ruins
1	8-10	Avignon (France), Palais des Papes Scope and Contents note 8 Belisarius Series 9 Death Leap of Marcus Curtius 10 View of the Forum
1	11	Bagnères-de-Bigorre (France), Musée - Ruins, Cattle in Foreground
1	12	Baltimore (Md.), Victor Frenkil - Column of Trajan, Pantheon, etc.
1	13	Baltimore (Md.), Victor Frenkil - Temple of Saturn, Colosseum, etc.
1	14-19	Baltimore (Md.), Walters Art Gallery Scope and Contents note 14 Alexander at the Tomb of Achilles 15 Alexander Surprising Conspirators 16 Colosseum Series 17 Ruins, Baptism Scene 18 Ruins, Christ Blessing Children 19 View of the Forum
1	20-22	Barcelona (Spain), private collection Scope and Contents note 20 Doric Ruins in a Landscape 21 Ruins by a River 22 Ruins with Conversing Soldiers
1	23	Barcelona (Spain), trade - Bearded Figure Addressing a Group, Circular Temple
1	24	Barcelona (Spain), trade - Ruins, Vase, and Sibyl Addressing a Group
1	25	Barnard Castle (England), Bowes Museum - Courtyard of a Palace
1	26-28	Bath (England), Holburne Museum - Ruins, Ruins with a Circular Domed Rotunda
1	29	Berlin (Germany), Cassirert Helbing - Column of Trajan, Colosseum, etc.
1	30	Berlin (Germany), Graupes - Pyramid, Circular Temple
1	31	Berlin (Germany), Graupes - Statue of Farnese Hercules, Sarcophagus, etc.
1	32	Berlin (Germany), Lange's - Interior of S. Paolo Fuori le Mura
1	33-37	Berlin (Germany), Lepke's Scope and Contents note 33 Arcade with Belisarius Begging Alms 34 Marriage at Cana 35 Pool of Bethesda 36 Ruins with Column of Trajan 37 St. Paul Preaching to the Athenians
1	38	Berlin (Germany), Staatlichs Gemaldegalerie - Colosseum Series
1	39	Béziers (France), Musée - Fanciful Arrangement of the Campo Vaccino
1	40	Béziers (France), Musée - Fanciful Roman Town Square with Ruins
1	41	Bloomfield Hills (Mich.), Cranbrook Academy of Art - Colosseum Series
1	42	Bologna (Italy), Modiano Collection - Opening of the Porta Santa, St. Peter's
1	43	Bologna (Italy), Podio Collection - Statue Near the Sea Shore
1	44	Bologna (Italy), private collection - Arches of Argentine and Octavius
1	45	Boston (Mass.), Boston Athenaeum - Interior of a Picture Gallery: Modern Rome, Interior of St. Peters
1	46	Boston (Mass.), Museum of Fine Arts - The Trevi Fountain
1	47	Boston (Mass.), Vose Galleries - Pool of Bethesda
1	48	Bowhill (Scotland), Duke of Buccleuch - Interior of the Pantheon
1	49	Bristol (England), Frost and Reed - The Pantheon and other Monuments
1	50-53	Brooklyn (N.Y.), Brooklyn Museum Scope and Contents note 50 Adoration of the Magi 51 Adoration of the Shepherds 52 Ruined Arch with Sarcophagus 53 Vase, Arcade, Colosseum and Figures
1	54	Brussels (Belgium), Fienez - Mass of Ruins and Statuary
1	55	Brussels (Belgium), Baron A. Horstmann - Pyramid and Gate of Octavius, Landscape
1	56	Brussels (Belgium), Baron A. Horstmann - Temple of Sibyl, Landscape
1	57	Brussels (Belgium), Musée - Pantheon and other Ruins, Figure Preaching
2	1	Budapest (Hungary), Museum of Fine Arts - Double Arcade, Figure Preaching
2	2	Budapest (Hungary), Museum of Art - Ionic Colonnade, Vase and Archway
2	3	Buenos Aires (Argentina), Mrs. P. de Koenigsberg - Colosseum Series
2	4	Buenos Aires (Argentina), Mrs. P. de Koenigsberg - Pantheon and Other Monuments
2	5	Buffalo (N.Y.), Albright Art Gallery - Festival of Montenero
2	6	Buffalo (N.Y.), Aldred K. Warren - Port Scene with Figures
2	7	Caen (France), Musée - Reception of the Blue Cord
2	8	Cambridge (England), Fitzwilliam Museum - Death Leap of Marcus Curtius
2	9	Cambridge (England), Fitzwilliam Museum - Ruins
2	10	Cambridge (Mass.), Fogg Museum of Art - Adoration of the Magi
2	11	Cambridge (Mass.), Fogg Museum of Art - Adoration of the Shepherds
2	12	Carcassonne (France), Musée - Ruins, Figures Inspecting a Relief
2	13	Carcassonne (France), Musée - Ruins with Figure Preaching
2	14-16	Chicago Art Institute (Ill.) Scope and Contents note 14 Arch of Janus, Soldiers 15 Festival in Piazza Navona 16 Pyramid and Pile of Ruins, Figures Conversing
2	17	Chicago (Ill.), W. Russell Button - Belisarius Begging Alms
2	18	Columbia (S.C.), Museum of Art - Roman Monuments with Temple of Verpasian
2	19	Compiègne (France), Musée Vivenel - Arch of Constantine and Doric Ruins
2	20	Copenhagen (Denmark), King of Denmark - Arcade with Obelisk
2	21	Copenhagen (Denmark), Statens Museum for Kunst - Interior of the Parthenon
2	22	Culver City (Calif.), S. H. White - Death Leap of Marcus Curtius
2	23-26	Detroit (Mich.), Institute of Arts Scope and Contents note 23 Interior of St. Peter 24 Ruined Arch, Statue, Water in Foreground 25 View of the Forum 26 View of the Forum and Colosseum
2	27	Douai (France), Musée - Ruins, Vase, Figures
2	28	Douai (France), Musée - Ruins, Vase, Figure on Horseback
2	29	Draguignan (France), Musée - Interior of St. Peters
2	30-34	Dublin (Ireland), National Gallery Scope and Contents note 30 Circular Temple, Pyramid, Preaching Man 31 Colosseum Series 32 Festival in Piazza Navona 33 Vase, Archway, Group of Figures 34 View of the Forum
2	35	Eagleskerry (England), Norman Colville - Festival in Piazza di Montecitorio
2	36	Epinal (France), Musée - Arch of Drasus
2	37	Escorial (Spain), Real Monasterio - Interior of Cardinal Valentis Gallery
2	38	Escorial (Spain), Real Monasterio - Vestibule of St. Peters
2	39	Florence (Italy), Bellesi - Alexander at the Tomb of Achilles
2	40	Florence (Italy), Bellesi - Death Leap of Marcus Curtius
2	41	Florence (Italy), Galleria Corsini - Archways with Statue of Centaur
2	42	Florence (Italy), Galleria Corsini - Ruined Arcade Near Seaside
2	43	Florence (Italy), M. Guidi Collection - Pantheon and Ruins
2	44	Florence (Italy), trade - Arch of Constantine and Colosseum, Looking Toward the Forum
2	45	Florence (Italy), Uffizi - Ruins and Statue of Dionysus
2	46	Frankfort (Germany), Stadlichs Museum - Interior of a Roman Bath
2	47	Frascati (Italy), Villa Falconieri - Decorations on a Corridor
2	48	Gatchina (Russia), Castle - Arch and Vase Series
2	49	Gatchina (Russia), Castle - Portico with Statue of Hercules and the Hydra
2	50	Grand Rapids (Mich.), R. B. Baldwin - Ionic Ruins and Archway
2	51-54	La Granja (Spain), Palacio Real Scope and Contents note 51 Christ Preaching in the Temple 52 Cleansing of the Temple 53 Pool of Bethesda 54 The Stoning of Christ
2	55	Grenoble (France), Musée - Ruins, Pyramid, and Figure Preaching
2	56	Grenoble (France), Musée - Vase, Basilica of Maxentaul, Figure Preaching
3	1	Haddo House (Scotland), Aberdeenshire Collection - Interior of the Pantheon
3	2	The Hague (Netherlands), Nystadt - Cleansing of the Temple
3	3	Hamburg (Germany), Kunsthalle - Ruined Vaulted Archway
3	4	Hamburg (Germany), R. Scholz-Forni - Pantheon Statue of Farnese Hercules, Pyramid
3	5	Hannover (Germany), Landesgalerie - Interior of St. Peters
3	6	Hannover (Germany), Landesgalerie - Water Festival in Piazza Navona
3	7	Hartford (Conn.), Wadsworth Athenaeum - Interior of a Picture Gallery
3	8	Hartford (Conn.), Wadsworth Athenaeum - View of Pisa
3	9	Haverford (Penn.), Mrs. F. B. Hufnagel - Ruins
3	10	Houston (Texas), Museum of Fine Arts - The Pantheon and Other Monuments
3	11	Indianapolis (Ind.), Institute of Art - Colosseum Series
3	12	Indianapolis (Ind.), John Herron Art Institute - Pantheon and Other Monuments
3	13	Indianapolis (Ind.), John Herron Museum - Ruins with Temple of Artoninus and Faustina
3	14	Kansas City (Kan.), Nelson Gallery of Art - Ruins, Soldiers Conversing
3	15	Kansas City (Kan.), Nelson Gallery of Art - Ruins, Bearded Preacher
3	16	Kingston (N.Y.), Fred J. Johnston - Vase, Ruined Portico, Belisarius Begging Alms
3	17	Kress Collection - Interior of St. Peters
3	18	Lausanne (France), Gevat - Soldiers at a Fort
3	19	Leeds (England), City Art Gallery - Ruins with Figure of Belisarius
3	20	Leeds (England), City Art Gallery - Terrace with Fountain and Ruins
3	21-23	Leningrad (Russia), Hermitage Museum Scope and Contents note 21 Corinthian Colonnade, Pantheon, Vase, Statue of Apollo 22 Farnese Hercules, Colosseum, Temple of Castor and Pollux 23 Pyramid, Lion Statue, Relief and Shepherds
3	24	Lexington (Va.), Washington and Lee University - Ruined Portico with Sarcophagus
3	25	Lexington (Va.), Washington and Lee University - Burial of Lazzaroni
3	26	Lille (France), Palais des Beaux Arts - Doric Ruins with Combat of Centaurs
3	27	Lisbon (Portugal), Museo - Colosseum and other Monuments
3	28	Liverpool (England), Walker Art Gallery - Pantheon Series
3	29-31	London (England), Apsley House Scope and Contents note 29 Corinthian Portico, Statue, Preaching Man 30 Festival in Piazza di Spagna 31 Vase, Archway, Preaching Man
3	32	London (England), Art Collector's Association - Ruins, Shop, Figures on Horseback
3	33-40	London (England), Arthur Tooth and Co. Scope and Contents note 33 Arcade and Preaching Figure 34 Colosseum, Arch of Constantine 35 Colosseum, Arch of Constantine 36 Corinthian Structure, Pile of Ruins 37 Hercules Slaying the Dragon 38 Mass of Ruins, Standing Hermes 39 Pile of Ruins with Amphitheater, Figures 40 The Rape of Daenara
3	41	London (England), G. Belles - Mass of Ruins with Arch of Constantine
3	42	London (England), M. Bernard - Water Festival in Piazza Navona
3	43	London (England), Bridgewater House - Picture Gallery of Ancient Rome
3	44	London (England), Bridgewater House - Piazza S. Pietro with a Procession
3	45-52	London (England), Christies Scope and Contents note 45 Classical Ruins 46 Courtyard of a Palace 47 Interior of the Pantheon 48 The Marriage at Cana 49 Piazza S. Pietro 50 Ruins, Statue, Soldier 51 Statue of Farnese Hercules and Theater of Marcellus 52 Temple of Saturn and Baroque Building
3	53-56	London (England), Colnaghi Scope and Contents note 53 Alexander and the Gordian Knot 54 Mass of Roman Monuments 55 Relief, Ionic Portico, Sphinx 56 Relief, Vase and Pyramid
3	57	London (England), David Corrot - Ruins
4	1	London (England), R. Langston Douglas - Interior of St. Agnese in Agnone
4	2	London (England), R. Langston Douglas - Interior of St. Peter's, Loft Aisle
4	3	London (England), E. Duveen - Adoration of the Shepherds
4	4	London (England), Arthur Edwards - Ruined Column Structures
4	5	London (England), Fermoye - Pile of Ruins and Figures
4	6	London (England), Fosters - Doric Portico, Pyramid, Figure Preaching
4	7	London (England), Frost and Reed - View of Piazza del Popolo
4	8	London (England), Thomas Harns - Colosseum Series
4	9	London (England), Hazlitt Galleries - Ruins with Belisarius Begging Alms
4	10	London (England), Koetser Gallery - Interior of St. Peters
4	11	London (England), Koetser Galleries - M. Aurelius Statue, Pantheon and Ruins
4	12	London (England), J. Leger - Pantheon, Temple of Sibyl, Column of Trajan
4	13	London (England), Leger and Co. - Ruins with Statue of Marcus Aurelius
4	14	London (England), Leggat Bros. - Ionic Portico, Temple of Sibyl, Statue of M. Aurelius
4	15	London (England), Leggat Bros. - Roman Monuments
4	16	London (England), Levy Galleries - Roman Ruins with Statue of a Horse
4	17	London (England), M. Knoedler and Co. - Ruins with Belisarius Begging Alms
4	18	London (England), Matthiessen Galleries - Temple of Vespasian, Basilica of Maxentius
4	19	London (England), National Gallery - Interior of St. Peters
4	20	London (England), National Gallery - Statue Pyramid, Group of Figures
4	21	London (England), G. Neumans - Corinthian Archway, Statue of M. Aurelius
4	22	London (England), Dr. A. Scharf - View of the Forum
4	23	London (England), Spinks - Portico of Octavius, Colosseum etc.
4	24-26	London (England), Sotheby's Scope and Contents note 24 Charles at Palace del Quirinale 25 Ruins with Figure of Belisarius 26 Throne and Revedos
4	27	London (England), Thomas Agnew and Sons - Cardinal York's Palace
4	28	London (England), Vicars Brothers - Ruins with Column of Trajan
4	29	Longleat (England), Marquis of Bath - Interior of the Pantheon
4	30	Los Angeles (Calif.), L.A. County Museum - Interior of St. Peters
4	31	Louisville (Ky.), J.B. Speed Museum - Marriage at Cana
4	32	Lucerne (Switzerland), Palace Hotel - Vase, Arch of Constantine and other Monuments
4	33	Lyon (France), Musée - Ruined Arcade and Obelisk
4	34-38	Madrid (Spain), Prado Scope and Contents note 34 Christ Among the Doctors 35 Cleansing of the Temple 36 Pyramid, Statue, Figures, Water in Foreground 37 Ruins with Circular Temple, Bearded Preacher 38 Vase, Ruins, Sibyl Preaching
4	39	Mantoloking (N.J.), F. D. Callahan - Interior of S. Maria Maggiore
4	40	Marseilles (France), Musée - Interior of a Picture Gallery
4	41	Mexico City (Mexico), Museo Nacional des Artes Plasticas - Landscape, Ruins, a Bishop in Foreground
4	42	Mexico City (Mexico), Museo Nacional des Artes Plasticas - Ruined Circular Structure with Shepherds
4	43	Miami (Fla.), Robert Draper - Ruins with Preacher
4	44	Milan (Italy), Dagoberta Paula - Pantheon, Colonnade, Obelisk, etc.
4	45	Milan (Italy), Scopinichs - Calling of St. Matthew
4	46	Milan (Italy), Scopinichs - Christ at the House of the Pharisee
4	47	Milwaukee (Wis.), Art Institute - Ruins
4	48	Montargis (France), Musée - Corinthian and Doric Ruins
4	49	Montargis (France), Musée - Interior of a Roman Bath
4	50	Montpellier (France), Musée Fabre - Arch of Titus, Pyramid, Pantheon
4	51	Montreal (Canada), Museum of Fine Arts - Ruins
4	52	Moscow (Russia), Rumantzeff Gallery - Figures in a Ruined Shack
4	53	Muncie (Ind.), Ball State Teachers College - Ruins with Bearded Preacher
4	54	Muncie (Ind.), Ball State Teachers College - Ruins with Female Figure Gesticulating
4	55	Munich (Germany), E. F. Von Bissing Collection - Pool of Bethesda
4	56	Munich (Germany), Depot - Courtyard with Ruined Arcade
4	57	Munich (Germany), Galerie Heinemann - Arch of Janus Series
4	58	Munich (Germany), Galerie Heinemann - Interior of St. Peters
4	59	Munich (Germany), Schleissheim Gallery - Christ Curing the Paralytics
4	60	Munich (Germany), Schleissheim Gallery - Expulsion of the Money Changers from the Temple
4	61	Nantes (France), Musée des Beaux Arts - Vase, Archway, Figure Preaching
4	62	Naples (Italy), Canessas - Ruined Arch with Figures
4	63	Naples (Italy), Museo Filangieri - Archway, Figure Preaching
4	64-68	Naples (Italy), Museo Nazionale Scope and Contents note 64 Colosseum Series 65 Ruins, Aged Satyr, Figure Gesticulating 66 Vase, Ruins, Figures Examining Relief 67 Charles III at Palace de Quirinale 68 Charles III at St. Peters
5	1-2	Narbonne (France), Musée Scope and Contents note 1 A Bacchanale 2 Ruins of a Circular Colonnade
5	3	Nashville (Tenn.), Philip Kerrigan - Ruins
5	4-5	New Haven (Conn.), Yale University Art Gallery Scope and Contents note 4 Colosseum with Figure Preaching 5 Idealized View of the Forum
5	6-7	New London (Conn.), Lyman Allyn Museum - Interior of the Pantheon
5	8	New York (N.Y.), Acquavella Galleries - Ruined Archways; Truncated Obelisk and Ruins
5	9-13	New York (N.Y.), American Art Association Scope and Contents note 9 Arch of Titus and the Forum 10 Baroque Buildings at a Landing 11 Baroque Palaces at Night 12 Farnese Hercules, Colosseum, Pyramid 13 Seaport with Ruins
5	14-15	New York (N.Y.), Art Collector's Association Scope and Contents note 14 Archway, Statue of Marcus Aurelius 15 Basilica of Maxentius and Ruins
5	16	New York (N.Y.), Berry-Hill Galleries - Pool of Bethesda
5	17	New York (N.Y.), Alex de Canedo - Soldiers on a Rocky Landscape
5	18-19	New York (N.Y.), Walter P. Chrysler Scope and Contents note 18 Festival in Piazza Farnese 19 Interior of the Parthenon
5	20	New York (N.Y.), Clarkes - Death Leap of Marcus Curtius
5	21	New York (N.Y.), David M. Koetser Gallery - Colosseum Series
5	22-23	New York (N.Y.), Paul Drey Scope and Contents note 22 Colosseum and other Monuments 23 Portico of Octavius and Colosseum
5	24-26	New York (N.Y.), Ehrich-Newhouse Galleries Scope and Contents note 24 Colosseum Series 25 Pantheon, Statue and Monuments 26 Sphinx, Portico, Figures Examining a Relief
5	27-29	New York (N.Y.), French and Co. Scope and Contents note 27 Ruined Arcade, Pyramid, Water in Foreground 28 Ruins, Figures at the Seaside 29 Ruins, Figures Conversing Near Seaside
5	30	New York (N.Y.), Arturo Grassi - Ruins with Soldiers Examining a Sarcophagus
5	31	New York (N.Y.), Simon Guggenheim - Pyramid, Pile of Ruins, Figures Conversing
5	32	New York (N.Y.), Hammer Galleries - Maison Carree, Nimes with Roman Monuments
5	33-38	New York (N.Y.), Howard Young Galleries Scope and Contents note 33 Arch of Janus Series 34 Archway, Obelisk, Ruins 35 Garden, Ruins, Fountain 36 Ruins, Elder Addressing a Group 37 Ruins, Figures Listening to an Elder 38 Ruins, Vase, Figure Addressing Others
5	39-40	New York (N.Y.), Lytle Hull Scope and Contents note 39 The Campidoglio 40 Piazza S. Pietr
5	41	New York (N.Y.), Mrs. John J. Ide - Ruins with Belisarius Begging Alms
5	42	New York (N.Y.), John Barnes Foundation - Interior of the Parthenon
5	43	New York (N.Y.), Kende Galleries - The Colosseum
5	44	New York (N.Y.), Kress Collection - Mass of Ruins with Arch, Lion Statue
5	45-57	New York (N.Y.), M. Knoedler and Co. Scope and Contents note 45 Arch of Constantine and other Monuments 46 Circular Temple, Portico, Figure Gesticulating 47 Colosseum and other Monuments 48-49 Colosseum Series 50 Horsetamers and other Monuments 51 Landscapes with Ruin 52 Landscape with Ruins and Figures 53 Nativity of the Angels 54 Pantheon, Temple of Fortuna Virilis 55 Pantheon and Other Monuments 56 Statue of a River God and Colosseum 57 Temple Portico, Arch of Titus and Figures
5	58-59	New York (N.Y.), Marie Sterner Galleries Scope and Contents note 58 Ruins, Terrace and Statue of M. Aurelius 59 View of the Forum
5	60	New York (N.Y.), Merwin Gallery - Temple of Antoninus and Faustina etc.
5	61-63	New York (N.Y.), Metropolitan Museum Picture Gallery Scope and Contents note 61 Ancient Rome 62 Interior of St. Peters 63 Modern Rome
5	64	New York (N.Y.), Frederick Mont - Group of Figures Conversing
6	1-3	New York (N.Y.), Historical Society Scope and Contents note 1-2 Mass of Ruins 3 Palace Terrace Near the Sea
6	4-5	New York (N.Y.), Newhouse Galleries Scope and Contents note 4 Mass of Roman Monuments, Figure on Horseback 5 Ruins, Women and Shepherd Conversing
6	6	New York (N.Y.), Joseph V. Noble - Ruins
6	7-17	New York (N.Y.), Parke-Bernet Scope and Contents note 7 Archway with Statue of Marcus Aurelius 8 Archway, Pantheon, Statue of M. Aurelius 9 Column of Trajan, Colosseum, Arch of Constantine 10 Interior of St. Peters 11 Ionic Archway, Statue of M. Aurelius 12 Pile of Ruins and Arch 13 Ruined Archway with Figures 14 Ruins and Vegetation 15 Statue, Portico, Colonnade, Figures 16 Steps, Exedra, Statue of M. Aurelius 17 Vase, Relief and Temple of Saturn
6	18	New York (N.Y.), Rains - Pile of Ruins and Arch
6	19-20	New York (N.Y.), Rosenberg and Stiebel Scope and Contents note 19 Cleansing of the Temple, Christ Hiding Himself 20 Interior of the Pantheon
6	21	New York (N.Y.), Schaeffer Galleries - Pyramid, Arch of Janus, Ruins and Figures
6	22	New York (N.Y.), Scott and Foules - Portico, Archway, Statue of the Aged Satyr
6	23-24	New York (N.Y.), Sedelmeyer and Co. Scope and Contents note 23 Piazza di Monte Cavallo 24 Piazza S. Pietro
6	25	New York (N.Y.), Leopoldo di Segni - Circular Temple and Pyramid
6	26	New York (N.Y.), Victor Sparks - Interior of the Baths of Diocletian
6	27-29	New York (N.Y.), Julius H. Weitzner Scope and Contents note 27 Boat Landing Before a Palace 28 Ruined Archway, Figure Gesticulating 29 Soldiers Fighting Before a Palace at Night
6	30	New York (N.Y.), Richard P. Wunder - Belvedere Hermes, Archway, Pyramid
6	31-32	Northampton (England), Smith College Museum of Art Scope and Contents note 31 Death Leap of Marcus Curtius 32 Mass of Ruins with a Statue
6	33	Ottowa (Canada), National Gallery of Canada - Composite View of the Forum
6	34-36	Oxford (England), Ashmolean Museum Scope and Contents note 34 Ruins, Statue and Figures 35 Ruined Vaulted Chamber, Statues and Colosseum 36 Circular Temple, Bearded Man Preaching
6	37-40	Paris (France), Brunner Galleries Scope and Contents note 37 Colosseum and Other Ruins 38 Roman Ruins with Temple of Fortuna Virilis 39 Vase, Relief and Fragments 40 Vase, Temples and Aqueduct
6	41	Paris (France), Ernest May - Colosseum Series
6	42-43	Paris (France), Galerie Trotti Scope and Contents note 42 Ruins with Obelisk in a Landscape 43 Landscape with Ruins
6	44-45	Paris (France), Drouots - Festival in Piazza di Spagna
6	46-64	Paris (France), Louvre Scope and Contents note 46 Arch of Janus, Statue of Marcus Aurelius, Circular Temple 47 Banquet 48 Cleansing of the Temple 49 Concert 50 Concert in a Theater 51 Corinthian Portico, Pantheon etc. 52 Feast 53 Festival in Piazza Navona 54 Interior of St. Peters 55 Ionic Archway in Which a Figure Addresses a Group 56 Ionic Archway, Pyramid, Soldiers Opening a Tomb 57 Picture Gallery Ancient Rome 58 Picture Gallery Modern Rome 59 Pool of Bethesda 60 Pyramid, Portico, Statue of Flora 61 Ruined Circular Arcade, Tiempetto in Rear 62 Ruins with Shepherd and Woman Conversing 63 Temples of Castor and Pollux and Mater Matuta, Female Addresses a Group 64 Vase, Pyramid and Figures
6	65-67	Paris (France), François Heim Scope and Contents note 65 Pyramid, Arch, Statue 66 Vase in a Landscape 67 Vase and Portico, Figures Examining a Relief
6	68-69	Paris (France), Prince Poniatowsky Scope and Contents note 68 Luncheon Party in the Compagna 69 Scene in the Roman Compagna
7	1-2	Philadelphia (Penn.), D. H. Carstairs - Ruins with Figure Preaching
7	3	Philadelphia (Penn.), Daniel H. Farr - Ruined Arcade with Group of Figures
7	4-6	Philadelphia (Penn.), Museum of Art Scope and Contents note 4 Temple of Fortuna, Ruins of Arch 5 Temple of Fortuna Virilis 6 Temple of Neptune, Pantheon
7	7-8	Philadelphia (Penn.), Pasquale Farina Scope and Contents note 7 Pyramid and Ruined Arch 8 Ruined Arch with Shepherds
7	9	Philadelphia (Penn.), E. P. Richardson - Night Scene
7	10	Piacenza (Italy), Collegio Alberoni - Cleansing of the Temple
7	11-12	Piacenza (Italy), Museo Civico Scope and Contents note 11 Ruins, Figures at a Fountain 12 Vase, Pyramid and Figures
7	13	Piacenza (Italy), Nasalli-Rocca collection - Ruined Archway and Statue
7	14-16	Pittsburgh (Penn.), Mrs. C. H. Lehman Scope and Contents note 14 Landscape with Colosseum 15 Landscape with Roman Monuments 16 Temple of Antoninus and Faustina
7	17	Potsdam (Germany), Schloss Sanssouci - View of Rome from the Vatican Gardens
7	18	Preston (England), F. Treasure - Ruins with Bacchanalian Subjects
7	19	Princeton (N.J.), University Art Museum - Ruins
7	20	Providence (R.I.), Rhode Island School of Design - Colosseum Series
7	21	Richmond (Va.), E. Croft-Murray - The Pool of Bethesda
7	22	Richmond (Va.), Virginia Museum of Art - Colosseum Series
7	23-24	Rome (Italy), Academia di S. Luca Scope and Contents note 23 Alexander at the Tomb of Achilles 24 Ruins with Relief, Figure Preaching
7	25	Rome (Italy), Antoninas - Corinthian Portico and Statue of a Roman
7	26	Rome (Italy), Michele de Benedetti - Arch of Janus, Column of Trajan, Pyramid
7	27-32	Rome (Italy), Galleria Corsini Scope and Contents note 27 Baths of Diocletian, Horses in Foreground 28 Four Door Panels 29 Ruined Roman Bath with Figures 30 Ruins, Woman and Shepherd Conversing 31 Statue of a River God, Seated Figure 32 View of the Forum
7	33	Rome (Italy), Galleria Nazionale - Arch with Marcus Aurelius Statue
7	34-35	Rome (Italy), Galleria Sangiorgi Scope and Contents note 34 Historical Subject 35 Wedding at Cana
7	36	Rome (Italy), Lunati Collection - Pantheon and Ruined Arcade
7	37-38	Rome (Italy), Montefiore collection Scope and Contents note 37 Alexander at the Tomb of Achilles 38 Ruins and Bearded Preacher
7	39	Rome (Italy), Museo di Roma - Exedra with M. Aurelius Statue
7	40	Rome (Italy), Palazzo Alberoni - Decoration of Salon
7	41	Rome (Italy), Palazzo de Carolis - Decorations
7	42	Rome (Italy), Palazzo Patrizi - Decorations
7	43-45	Rome (Italy), Palazzo de Quirinale Scope and Contents note 43 Decorations, Mezzanini 44 View of Piazza S. Maria Maggiore 45 View of Palazzo Consulta
7	46	Rome (Italy), Palazzo Rospigliosi - Ruins and Figures by the Seaside
7	47-50	Rome (Italy), private collections Scope and Contents note 47 Interior of the Colosseum 48 Pantheon in Ruins, a Vase 49 Relief, Urn, Ruins in a Landscape 50 Ruined, Vaulted Chamber with Statue of M. Aurelius
7	51	Rome (Italy), S. Croce in Gerusalemme - Glorification of the Holy Cross
7	52-53	Rome (Italy), S. Maria Della Scala Scope and Contents note 52 Altar of St. Teresa 53 Organ Case, Crucifix and Candlestick
7	54	Rome (Italy), Seminario Romano - Decorations
7	55	Rome (Italy), Spada Gallery - Classical Festival
7	56	Rome (Italy), Veneziani - The Forum Romancum
7	57	Rome (Italy), Villa Valenti - Gonzaga - Casino
7	58-59	Rouen (France), Mus+®e Scope and Contents note 58 Sarcophagus, Relief, Two Figures 59 Vase, Pyramid, Two Figures Conversing
8	1	Sacramento (Calif.), Crocker Art Gallery - Ruined Palace and Equestrian Monument
8	2	San Diego (Calif.), Jacob M. Heimann - Pyramid, Hermes Statue, Figures
8	3	San Francisco (Calif.), Palace of the Legion of Honor - Arch of Janus Series
8	4	Santa Barbara (Calif.), Mrs. Alfred B. Clark - Ruins
8	5	Santa Barbara (Calif.), Museum of Art - Colonnade Series
8	6-8	Sarasota (Florida), Ringling Museum Scope and Contents note 6 Architecture of a Palace 7 Circe Entertaining Odysseus 8 Hermes Appearing to Calypso
8	9	Sassari (Italy), Museo G.A. Sanna - Studies of Figures
8	10	Schloss Rondnitz collection - The Raising of Lazarus
8	11	Seattle (Wash.), Art Museum - Port Scene
8	12	Serlby Hall (England), Nottinghamshire - Interior of St. Peters
8	13-16	Shrublands (England), Victor Saumares Scope and Contents note 13 Arch and Vase Series 14 Arch of Constantine and Meta Subens 15 M. Aurelius Statue in an Exedra 16 Pile of Ruins
8	17-18	Springfield (Mo.), Museum of Fine Arts Scope and Contents note 17 The Arch of Titus 18 Ruins and Sibyl Preaching
8	19	St. Louis (Mo.), City Art Museum - Interior of St. Peters
8	20	Stockholm (Sweden), Bukowski - Interior of St. Peters
8	21-22	Stockholm (Sweden), National Museum Scope and Contents note 21 Pyramids and Ruins 22 Ruins
8	23	Stockholm (Sweden), Nordiska Museet - Wall Decorations
8	24	Stockholm (Sweden), Jorn Thuring - Pile of Ruins with a Vase
8	25	Stoneleigh Abbey (England), Lord Leigh - Statues of Senators, Ruins
8	26-27	Stourhead (England), National Trust Scope and Contents note 26 Interior of St. Peters 27 Marriage at Cana
8	28	Strangnas (Sweden), Lt. Segel - Copies of the Accademia di S. Luca pair
8	29	Sutton Place (England), Mr. Paul Getty - Interior of the Parthenon
8	30	Toledo (Spain), Museum of Art - Ruins
8	31	Turin (Italy), Palazzo Madama collection - View of the West Facade of the Castle of Rivoli
8	32-33	Turin (Italy), Palazzo Reale - View of the East and South Facades of the Castle at Rivoli
8	34-35	Tyrone (Ireland), Duke of Abercorn Scope and Contents note 34 Interior of S. Paolo Fuori le Mura 35 Interior of St. Peters
8	36	Valence (France), Musée - Statue of Marcus Aurelius in an Exedra
8	37	Venice (Italy), Accademia - Decorative Doors
8	38	Venice (Italy), DeMinerbi collection - Festival in S. Apostoli Rome
8	39	Venice (Calif.), Rezzonico - Interior of St. Peters
8	40	Versailles (France), Bibliothéque - Piazza S. Pietro
8	41-42	Vienna (Austria), Academy Scope and Contents note 41 Ionic and Corinthian Ruins 42 Ionic Portico, Lion Statue and Relief
8	43	Vienna (Austria), private collection - The Via Sacra, Looking Toward the Capitoline
8	44	Vienna (Austria), Staats-Galerie - Mass of Ruins
8	45	Warsaw (Poland), Muzeum Narodowe - Ruins with Figure of Belisarius
8	46	Washington (D.C.), Perry B. Cott - Interior of the Pantheon
8	47	Washington (D.C.), National Gallery of Art - Interior of the Pantheon
8	48	Washington (D.C.), Louis Navega - Ruins
8	49	Washington (D.C.), Mrs. Andrew Parker - Ruins
8	50	Washington (D.C.), Mrs. Merriweather Post collection - Ruins
8	51	Weimar (Germany), Staatlichen Kunstsammlungen - Pantheon and Square
9	1	Williamsburg (Va.), Arcades - Statue of Marcus Aurelius
9	2-3	Williamsburg (Va.), Governor's Palace Scope and Contents note 2 Group of Monuments, Figure Preaching 3 Ruins With Vase and Circular Temple
9	4	Williamstown (Mass.), Lawrence Art Museum - Colosseum Series
9	5-7	Windsor Castle (England), The Queen Scope and Contents note 5 Arch of Severus and Other Monuments 6 Colosseum and Arch of Constantine 7 Obelisk and Pantheon
9	8	Wurzburg (Germany), Universtat Kunstmuseum - Landscape with Fisherman
9	9-25	Unknown Scope and Contents note 9 Archway with Tomb of Minerva Medica 10 Archway, Screen and Statue of Hercules and the Hydra 11 Figure Addressing a Group, Water in the Foreground 12 Interior of the Pantheon 13 Piazza del Popolo 14 Piazza del Quirinale 15 Piazza Montecavallo with Horse Tamers Group 16 Portico of Octavius, Colosseum 17 Roman Monuments 18 Ruined Arch, Temple and Vase 19 Ruins with Vase and Corinthian Structure 20 Statue of Farnese Hercules, Colosseum, Temple of Fortuna Virilis 21 Statue of Farnese Hercules, Arch of Titus 22 Temple of Concord, Vase, Maison Carree 23 Temple of Saturn, Arch of Constantine, Pyramid 24 Vase, Pyramid, Temple of Castor and Pollux 25 Valenti-Gonzaga collection
Drawings Arrangement The drawings are arranged alphabetically by city, then specific collection, and then title. This information was gathered at the time of Wunder's research and may not reflect current drawing locations.
Box	Folder		Date
10	1	Amsterdam (Netherlands), de Vries - Garden Scene with Running Figures
10	2	Amsterdam (Netherlands), de Vries - Pyramid and Ruined Structures
10	3	Baltimore (Md.), Baltimore Museum of Art - Vase, Exedra and Statue
10	4	Baltimore (Md.), Douglas H. Gordon - Fantastic Stairway
10	5-7	Baltimore (Md.), Peabody Institute Scope and Contents note 5 Ambulatory of a Hermitage 6 Mass of Ruined Roman Buildings 7 Steps of a Palace with Soldiers
10	8	Bayonne (France), Musée Bonnat - Ruins Overgrown with Vegetation
10	9-40	Berlin (Germany), Berlin Museum Scope and Contents note 9 Architectural Fantasy 10 Architectural Sketches 11 Baroque Stage Set 12 Blind Cupid 13 Cow Pasture of the Villa Pamphil 14 Interior of a Church 15 Interior of the Lateran and a Baroque Altar 16 Ionic Portico, Circular Temple 17 Landing of Maria de Medea at Marseilles 18 Landscape with Cattle and Ruins 19 Pope Clement XIV Distributing Alms 20 Ruins of the Palatine 21 Ruins with Temple of Castor, Pollux and Ruins with Statue of Hercules and Hydra 22 Single Studies of Figures 23 Sketchbook 24 Sketches of Individual Figures 25 Small Figure Sketches 26 Standing Monks, Portraits of Men 27 Studies of Angels and Others 28 Studies of Cavaliers and a Woman 29 Studies of Figures 30 Studies of Figures 31 Studies of Male and Female Figures 32 Studies of Male Nudes 33 Studies of Man's Arm 34 Studies of Men and a Woman 35 Studies of Men on Horseback, Others 36 Studies of Seated Men and Kneeling Women 37 Studio of Standing Clerics 38 Studies of Standing and Kneeling Clerics 39 Studies of Standing Men 40 View of the Aqueduct of Nero
10	41-45	Berlin (Germany), Kaiser Friedrich Museum Scope and Contents note 41 Standing Figure Resting on Elbow 42 Studies of Two Male Figures 43 Study of a Lady Curtsying 44 Study of Three Male Figures 45 Two Standing Monks
10	46	Berlin (Germany), Perl's - Baroque Vaulted Chamber
10	47-48	Boston (Mass.), Castano Galleries Scope and Contents note 47 Studies of 4 Male Figures 48 Studies of 5 Male Figures
10	49-50	Cambridge (Mass.), Fogg Museum of Art Scope and Contents note 49 Architectural Caprice 50 Archway with Circular Temple
10	51	Cambridge (Mass.), Philip Hoter - Ruins with Figures
10	52-54	Chicago (Ill.), Art Institute Scope and Contents note 52 Interior of a Picture Gallery Ancient Rome 53 Landscape 54 Standing Figures
10	55	Darmstadt (Germany), Print Room - View of Piazza di Spagna
10	56-57	Dijon (France), Musée Scope and Contents note 56 Ruins, Statue and Figures 57 Ruins with Figures Conversing
10	58	Edinburgh (Scotland), National Gallery of Scotland - Ruined Porticos
10	59-82	Florence (Italy), Uffizi Scope and Contents note 59 Arch of Titus and Ruins 60 City Square 61 City Square (theater set) 62 Classical Landscape 63 Corinthian Portico and Statue 64 Hagar and the Angel 65 Interior of Ruined Roman Baths 66 Landscape with Groups of Figures 67 Landscape with Ruins 68 Landscape with Soldiers, Landscape with Dancers 69 Portico, Obelisk, Circular Temple 70 Pyramid, Archway and Ruins 71 Relief, Vase, Temple of Saturn 72 Ruined Baroque Structures 73 Ruined Roman Vaulted Buildings 74 Ruins with Herdsmen 75 Ruins and Tomb Monument 76 Seaport with Baroque Ruins 77 Seige of a Fort and Classical Landscape 78 Sphinx and Broken Statue 79 Steps and Tomb Monument 80 Temple Interior and Mercury 81 Temple of Jupiter 82 Vase, Archway and Pile of Ruins
11	1	Florence (Italy), A. Gonzalez Palacios - Ruins
11	2	Frankfurt (Germany), Helbings - The Waterfall at Tivol, 1723
11	3	Hagerstown (Md.), William T. Hassett Jr. - Formal Gardens
11	4	Hamburg (Germany), Kunstnalle - Ruins Composition
11	5-7	Lille (France), Musée Wicar Collection Scope and Contents note 5 Baroque Multi-Domed Structure 6 Domed Structure with Fountain 7 Pyramid, Figure Addressing Others
11	8-88	London (England), British Museum Scope and Contents note 8 A Seated Portrait 9 Architectural Caprice 10 Boats, Ruins, Group of Figures 11 Christ in Resurrection 12 Circular Temple in a Landscape 13 Garden with Baroque Buildings 14 Figure Preaching Before a Circular Temple 15 Landscape with Ruins and Figures 16 Ruined, Vaulted Arcade 17 Ruins with Figures on Horseback 18 Sketchbook - Arms of Clement XIII and Figures 19 Sketchbook - Bass Fiddler 20 Sketchbook - Bowing, Kneeling and Standing Men 21 Sketchbook - Caricature and Man Reading from the Back 22 Sketchbook - Caricatures 23 Sketchbook - Ceiling Vault 24 Sketchbook - Ceiling, Vault and Capitals 25 Sketchbook - A Cellist 26 Sketchbook - Child and Kneeling Woman 27 Sketchbook - Coffered Vault and Statuary 28 Sketchbook - Column and Statue of a Saint 29 Sketchbook - Detail of a Skirt and Standing Lady 30 Sketchbook - Details of a Vatican Building 31 Sketchbook - Figures of Men 32 Sketchbook - Figures with Bundles 33 Sketchbook - Flying Angel 34 Sketchbook - Guard and Eccliastic [ sic] [Ecclesiastic] 35 Sketchbook - Hand, Seated Man, Eccliastic [ sic] [Ecclesiastic] 36 Sketchbook - Kneeling and Standing Eccliastics [ sic] [Ecclesiastics] 37 Sketchbook - Kneeling and Walking Men 38 Sketchbook - Kneeling Man with Musket 39 Sketchbook - Kneeling Men 40 Sketchbook - Man Leaning on a Staff 41 Sketchbook - Man Leaning Over a Block 42 Sketchbook - Man on Horseback, Man with Musket 43 Sketchbook - Man Seated in Armchair 44 Sketchbook - Man with a Book 45 Sketchbook - Man with Bundle and Man on Horseback 46 Sketchbook - Man with Salver and Eccliastic [ sic] [Ecclesiastic] 47 Sketchbook - Man Bending Forward 48 Sketchbook - Men Stoning a Fallen Figure 49 Sketchbook - Monk and Standing Priests 50 Sketchbook - notes 51 Sketchbook - Numerous Figure Studies 52 Sketchbook - Piazza S. Pietro 53 Sketchbook - Seated and Kneeling Figures 54 Sketchbook - Seated and Kneeling Men 55 Sketchbook - Seated and Running Figures 56 Sketchbook - Seated and Standing Eccliastics [ sic] [Ecclesiastics] 57 Sketchbook - Seated Lady, Drummers 58-59 Sketchbook - Seated Ladies 60 Sketchbook - Seated Man 61 Sketchbook - Seated Man with a Staff 62 Sketchbook - Seated Men 63 Sketchbook - Seated Woman 64 Sketchbook - Sketches of Arms and Monks 65 Sketchbook - Soldiers and Drummers 66 Sketchbook - Standing Cavalier 67 Sketchbook - Standing Cleric and Cornice Molding 68 Sketchbook - Standing Eccliastic [ sic] [Ecclesiastic] 69-70 Sketchbook - Standing Eccliastics [ sic] [Ecclesiastics] 71 Sketchbook - Standing and Kneeling Men 72 Sketchbook - Standing, Kneeling and Seated Figure 73 Sketchbook - Standing Ladies 74 Sketchbook - Standing Ladies 75 Sketchbook - Standing Lady 76 Sketchbook - Standing Lady and Women with a Bucket 77-80 Sketchbook - Standing Man 81 Sketchbook - Standing Man and a Hand 82 Sketchbook - Standing Man and Walking Man 83 Sketchbook - Standing Man Seen from the Back 84-88 Sketchbook - Standing Men
12	1-31	London (England), British Museum Scope and Contents note 1 Sketchbook - Standing Men and Cavalier on Horseback 2 Sketchbook - Standing Men, Benediction Balcony 3 Sketchbook - Standing Priest and Half-Length Woman 4 Sketchbook - Standing Woman 5 Sketchbook - Standing Young Men 6 Sketchbook - Statuary and Cortile of S. Damaso 7 Sketchbook - Studies of a Standing Lady and Man with a Gun 8 Sketchbook - Studies of Bass Fiddler and Drummer 9 Sketchbook - Studies of Buildings and Coaches 10 Sketchbook - Studies of Cellists 11-12 Sketchbook - Studies of Coaches 13 Sketchbook - Studies of Figures and Carts 14-15 Sketchbook - Studies of Seated Ladies 16 Sketchbook - Studies of Seated Ladies and a Man 17 Sketchbook - Study of a Lady Fanning Herself 18 Sketchbook - Study of a Man Climbing a Tree 19 Sketchbook - title page 20 Sketchbook - Two Figures 21 Sketchbook - Two Ruffians with a Wine Bottle 22 Sketchbook - Urn and Statues 23 Sketchbook - Various Studies of Men 24 Sketchbook - Walking Gentleman 25 Sketchbook - Woman with a Basket 26 Statue, Temples and Arch of Constantine 27 The Seige of Troy 28 Two Flying Angels 29 Two Reclining Male Figures 30 Urn and Pile of Ruins 31 Urn, Monument and Ruins
12	32	London (England), H. M. Calmann - Two Standing Male Figures
12	33-34	London (England), Christies Scope and Contents note 33 Arch of Constantine 34 Arch of Trajan at Benevento
12	35	London (England), F. A. Drey - Corinthian Archway, Sibyl Addressing a Group
12	36	London (England), S. Gahlin collection - Architectural Capriccio
12	37	London (England), W.R. Jeudwine - Figure Sketches
12	38	London (England), Nicholson Galleries - Vaulted Structure with Statue of Seated Woman
12	39	London (England), Royal Institute of British Architects - Baroque Structure
12	41-42	London (England), Soane Museum Scope and Contents note 40 Interior of a Church 41 Landscape with Ionic Ruins 42 Landscape with Ruined Arch
12	43	London (England), Sotheby's - Colosseum
12	44-49	London (England), Witt Library Scope and Contents note 44 Circular Temple, Flaying of Marsyas 45 Decorations of a Salon 46 Doric Arcade with Preaching Apostle 47 Standing Male Figures 48 Vase, Classical Buildings, Roman Soldiers 49 Via Sacre, with Arch of Constantine at Left
12	50-51	Madrid (Spain), Prado Scope and Contents note 50 Portico and Truncated Pyramid 51 Ruined Monument in a Landscape
12	52	Minneapolis (Minn.), A. M. Clark collection - Ruins
12	53-54	Montpellier (France), Musée Alger Scope and Contents note 53 Cleansing of the Temple 54 Stoning of Christ
12	55	Montpellier (France), Musée Fabre - Pile of Ruins
12	56-57	New York (N.Y.), Cooper Union Museum Scope and Contents note 56 Ruined Vaulted Chamber 57 Ruins
12	58-59	New York (N.Y.), Durlacher Brothers Scope and Contents note 58 Arcade, Statue of Marcus Aurelius 59 Section of a Frieze
12	60-63	New York (N.Y.), Metropolitan Museum of Art Scope and Contents note 60 Belisarius Series 61 Painted Wall Decoration 62 Ruined Chamber with Sarcophagus 63 Ruins with Figure Preaching
12	64-65	New York (N.Y.), Pierpont Morgan Library Scope and Contents note 64 Baroque Ruins and Obelisk 65 Gothic Ruins
12	66	New York (N.Y.), Janos Shulz collection - Landscape
12	67	Northampton (England), Smith College Museum - Death Leap of Marcus Curtius
12	68-70	Oxford (England), Ashmolean Museum Scope and Contents note 68 Sheet of Figure Studies 69 Statue of Marcus Aurelius and Ruins 70 Arch of Titus, Colosseum and Ruins
13	1	Paris (France), M. Carre collection - Stage Set with Baroque Arches
13	2	Paris (France), V. Denon collection - Stairs of the Villa Medici Garden
13	3-5	Paris (France), Drouot Scope and Contents note 3 Arch of Janus, Figures Examining a Relief 4 Circular Temple, Pyramid 5 Ruined, Vaulted Chamber
13	6	Paris (France), Ferault - Corinthian Temple in a Landscape
13	7-33	Paris (France), Louvre Scope and Contents note 7 Colosseum, Arch of Janus, Lion Attacking Horse Group 8 Corinthian Portico Hercules and Hydra Group 9 Corinthian Portico with Fishing Boats 10 Death Leap of Marcus Curtius 11 drawings 12 Five Standing Figures at a Railing 13 Forum Idealized 14 Fountain Before Exedra 15 Four Figures and a Preacher 16 Obelisk and Arch of Septimius Severus 17 Opening of the Porta Santa 18 Portico in a Park 19 Pyramid, Circular Temple and Torso 20 Ruined Arcade, Figure Preaching 21 Ruined Arcade with Statue of Apollo 22 Ruins of the Baths of Caracalla 23 Ruins with a Stone Archway 24 A Sculpted Vase 25 Three Seated Figures 26 Study of Rocks 27 The Tiber and Castel S. Angelo 28 Tomb of Minerva Medica 29 Vase Monument Near a Mountain 30 Vase, Pyramid, Circular Temple 31 Vestibule of St. Peters 32 Via del Novicella 33 View of Side of Temple of Fortuna Virilis
13	34	Paris (France), unknown - Tomb, Arch and Pyramid
13	35	Princeton (N.J.), University Art Museum - Ruins
13	36	Providence (R.I.), John Nicholas Brown - Two Monuments, Caprice
13	37	Providence (R.I.), Rhode Island School of Design - Arcade, Statue of M. Aurelius
13	38	Rome (Italy), Duc Heli de Tallyrand - Piazza S. Pietro with a Procession
13	39	Sacramento (Calif.), Crocker Art Gallery - Temple of Antoninus and Faustina
13	40	Turin (Italy), Biblioteca Reale - Landscapes
13	41-42	Venice (Italy), Accademia - Interior of the Colosseum
13	43-54	Vienna (Austria), Albertina Gallery Scope and Contents note 43 Arcade, Apollo Statue and Sarcophagus 44 Arcade, Statue of the Aged Satyr 45 Arcade with Figure Addressing Others 46 The Death Leap of Marcus Curtius 47 Mass of Ruins, Statue of Hercules and Hydra 48 Ruined Arcade, Figure Preaching 49 Ruined Arcade, Statue of Marcus Aurelius 50 Ruined Palace, Soldier Arousing Others 51 Ruined Vaulted Chamber, Statue of Athlete 52 Ruins with a Fountain 53 Vase and Fountain with Figures 54 Vaulted Chamber, Statue and Vase
13	55	Vienna (Austria), G. Nebehay - Arcade, Statue of Female Seated Divinity
13	56-58	Windsor Castle (England) Scope and Contents note 56 Figure with Umbrella Case 57 Studies of Four Running Figures 58 Vase and Pile of Ruins
13	59	Unknown - St. Paul Preaching
Engravings Arrangement The engravings are arranged alphabetically by title.
Box	Folder		Date
13	60	Arch of Constantine with Figures
13	61	Arches of Constantine and Janus, Colosseum
13	62	Aqueduct, Temples of the Sibyl and Fortuna Virilis
13	63	Arcade with Statue and Figures
13	64	Concert in Cortile of Palazzo Farnese
13	65	Figure Addressing a Gathering Before a Temple
13	66	Figures Discoursing Before A Semi-Circular Arcade
13	67	Gathering in Cortile of Palazzo Farnese
13	68	Hadrian's Tomb, Temple of Vespasian
13	69-70	Interior of the Pantheon
13	71	Pantheon, Statue of Marcus Aurelius, Column of Trajan
13	72	Pantheon, Tomb of Minerva Medica, Arch of Constantine
13	73	Parentalia of M.C. Sobieski
13	74	Portico with Figure Addressing a Group
13	75	Preparation for Festival in Piazza Navona
13	76	Pyramid of Cestius, Colosseum, Column of Trajan
13	77	Ruins with Figures Conversing
13	78	Statue of Hermes, Figures Lolling on Ruins
13	79	Statue, Pyramid, Arch of Janus and Figures
13	80	Temples of Fortuna Virilis and Concord, Tomb of Hadrian
13	81	Temples of Saturn and Concord, Arch of Titus
13	82	Truncated Pyramid Vase with Figures
13	83	Vaulted Chamber in Ruins, Figures Conversing
13	84	Vaulted Ruined Chamber, Colosseum, Pantheon
Duplicates and Oversize
Box	Folder		Date
14	1-3	Photostats of Artwork (Duplicates)
14	4	Oversize Photographs and Images Scope and Contents note Stored in MS Oversize Box B.	undated
Subseries 2: Writings Scope and Contents note Contains various works that Wunder wrote about Panini during the course of his research. Included are his theses completed for his Bachelor of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degrees, as well as drafts for various other projects.
Box	Folder		Date
15	1	Giovanni Paolo Panini - Thesis Scope and Contents note Submitted for BA with Honors, Dept. of Fine Arts, Harvard University. Typed draft with handwritten appendix.	1949
15	2	Giovanni Paolo Panini - Thesis Scope and Contents note Typed draft, annotated.	1949
15	3	Giovanni Paolo Panini - Thesis Scope and Contents note Typed partial draft on notebook paper, annotated.	1949
15	4	Giovanni Paolo Panini - Catalog of Works Scope and Contents note Bound volume, text only, annotated.	1949
16	1	Giovanni Paolo Panini - Catalog of Works Scope and Contents note Affixed photographs, bound volume, annotated.	1949
17	1	Giovanni Paolo Panini - Thesis Scope and Contents note Submitted for Doctor of Philosophy in subject of History and Principles of Fine Arts, Harvard. Bound volume.	1955
17	2	Giovanni Paolo Panini - Thesis Scope and Contents note Submitted for Doctor of Philosophy in subject of History and Principles of Fine Arts, Harvard. Bound copy.	1955
18	1	Giovanni Paolo Panini - Plates/Illustrations Scope and Contents note Bound volume, affixed photographs.	1955
18	2-3	Giovanni Paolo Panini - Chronology and Catalog of Works Scope and Contents note Loose pages, marked "extra copy of revised Panini Catalog."	circa 1950s
19	1	Giovanni Paolo Panini - Chronology and Catalog of Works Scope and Contents note Draft excerpts.	circa 1950s
19	2	Lecture Scope and Contents note Annotated draft.	circa 1950s
19	3	"Outline of a Proposed Monograph on Giovanni Paolo Panini: His Life, His Works, His Time"	circa 1950s
19	4-5	Various draft excerpts	circa 1950s
19	6	Panini's View of Roman Monuments, Philadelphia Museum of Art Bulletin	1961
19	7	Material removed from volumes Scope and Contents note Contains correspondence regarding 1949 Harvard degree, notes, one unidentified photograph of two men, and one souvenir matchbook cover.	circa 1948-1961
Subseries 3: Correspondence Scope and Contents note Contains correspondence regarding Wunder's lifelong interest in Panini. The correspondence is organized alphabetically by correspondent.
Box	Folder		Date
20	1	Arisi, Fernando	1960-1963
20	2	Art Bulletin (Philipp Fehl, Creighton Gilbert)	1967-1970
20	3	Benisovich, Michel N.	1962
20	4	Black, Keith	1972
20	5	Bowron, Edgar Peters (Nelson Atkins Museum)	1979
20	6	Brunetti, Estelle	1953-1957
20	7	Cleveland Museum of Art (Ann Tzeutschler Lurie, Nancy Loe Wixam)	1975-1976
20	8	Contini-Bonacossi, Conte Alessandro	1949, 1955
20	9	Draper, Robert	1960
20	10	F. A. Bernett Books	1948
20	11	Feld, Stuart P. (Hirschl and Adler)	1968
20	12	Fogg Art Museum	1968
20	13	Frazer, Alfred (Columbia University, Art History and Archaeology)	1974
20	14	Frick Art Reference Library	1948-1950
20	15	Gabrielli, Noemi	1955
20	16	Gavin, Norman	1965
20	17	Green, Richard	1968
20	18	Honolulu Academy of Arts	1966
20	19	Howard, George	1962
20	20	Juynboll, W.R.	1953-1958
20	21	Leidholm and Co.	1948
20	22	Leitman, Norman (H. Shickman Gallery)	1975
20	23	Librarie Fluory	1949-1950
20	24	Minneapolis Institute of Arts (Anthony M. Clark)	1966
20	25	Marlin, Robert	1984
20	26	McCormick, Thomas J., Jr.	1959-1977
20	27	National Gallery of Art (E. John Bullard)	1968
20	28	Newhouse, Clyde (Newhouse Galleries)	1966
20	29	O'Hara, Clifford Bradley (Clyde Newhouse)	1969
20	30	Osborne, Robert G.	1971
20	31	Parks, Robert O. (Smith College)	1958
20	32	Raydon, Alexander (Raydon Gallery)	1970
20	33	Repetti, Attilio	1955-1956
20	34	Richard Green (Fine Paintings Ltd.)	1968
20	35	Sanguinetti, E.F. (Utah Museum of Fine Arts)	1969
20	36	Serullaz, Maurice (Cabinet du Dessins)	1955
20	37	Silberman, Abris (E. & A. Silberman Gallery)	1951
20	38	Sotheby and Company	1966-1970
20	39	Stempfle, Felice (Pierpont Morgan Library)	1969
20	40	Sternberg, Maurice	1981
20	41	Trianon Foundation (John W. Metzger)	1964
20	42	The Van Dieman Galleries	1949
20	43	Wadsworth Atheneum	1956
20	44	Willard, Helen D.	1968
20	45	Wolf, Emile	1965-1970
20	46	Wunder, Katherine	undated
20	47	Young, Chloe H. (Allen Memorial Art Museum)	1969
20	48	"Correspondence on works of which I have no photo"	1948-1963
Subseries 4: Research Material Scope and Contents note Contains bibliographies, auction catalogs, and various notes that relate to Wunder's Panini research.
Box	Folder		Date
21	1	Artwork influenced by Panini Scope and Contents note Contains photographs, provenance notes, and correspondence regarding paintings, wallpaper decorations, etc. that are similar to Panini's work.	circa 1950s
21	2	Auction catalog excerpts and notes	1960s-1980s
21	3	Auction Sales Lists	circa 1950s
21	4	Bibliographies	circa 1950s
21	5	Catalog of Paintings in the Gallery of Cardinal Valenti	undated
21	6	Criticism of Panini (notes)	circa 1950s
21	7	Interiors of Rooms Scope and Contents note Contains notes, publications, clippings, and photographs.	circa 1950s
21	8	Notebooks	circa 1950s
21	9	Note cards for Catalog of Works Scope and Contents note Located in Note Card Box 1.	circa 1950s
21	10-12	Notes	circa 1950s
21b	1	Notes	circa 1950s
21b	2	Photoreproduction Scope and Contents note Contains invoices, receipts, correspondence, notes.	circa 1948-1955
Subseries 5: Printed Material Scope and Contents note Contains printed publications collected by Wunder that relate to Panini. Includes articles published in 1921, 1926, 1939, and 1940.
Box	Folder		Date
22	1-2	Arisi, Fernando. Gian Paolo Panini Scope and Contents note Folder 2 contains inserted material removed from the volume (critical notes about the text by Richard Wunder).	1961
22	3	Olsen, Harald. "Et Malet Galleri af Pannini: Kardinal Silvio Valenti Gonzagas Semling"	1951
22	4	Ozzola, Leandro. "Aggiunte al Panini," Strenna, XVIII	1939
22	5	Ozzola, Leandro. "Nuove Aggiunte al Panini," reprint	1940
22	6	Ozzola, Leandro, "Gian Paolo Pannini: Pittore,"	1921
22	7	Peat, Wilbur D., "Two Paintings of Roman Monuments by Panini," Bulletin of the Art Association of Indianapolis, Indiana, XXXVII	1950
22	8	Valeri, Francesco Malagazzi, "I Pannini de Museo Civico di Piancenza," Strenna Piacentina.	1926
23	1-2	Auction Catalogs Scope and Contents note Several oversize catalogs stored in MS Oversize Box B.	1950s-1970s
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Series II: Hyacinth Rigaud, 1950-1987 10.0 Linear feet (20 boxes) Scope and Contents note The Hyacinth Rigaud material was created and collected by a colleague of Wunder's, George Van Derveer Gallenkamp. Wunder received Gallenkamp's extensive research files regarding Rigaud as a bequest. The bulk of the material consists of artwork files containing photographs, provenance information, and correspondence. Also included are Gallenkamp's writings on the topic of Rigaud, including various articles, his thesis, and the beginnings of a catalogue raisonn+®. Additionally, the series contains correspondence, subject files, printed material, notes and other research material. Various Gallenkamp material not related to Rigaud is found at the end of the series.
Subseries 1: Artwork Scope and Contents note Artwork files are arranged alphabetically by city. This arrangement reflects the location of Rigaud works at the time of Gallenkamp's research. Each folder contains material regarding one or more works by Rigaud located in that particular city. The files may contain photographs, correspondence, notes, or a combination.
Box	Folder		Date
24	1	Aix-en-Provence, France
24	2	Albi, France
24	3	Alger, Algeria
24	4	Baltimore, Md.
24	5	Basel, Switzerland
24	6	Besancon, France
24	7	Boston, Mass.
24	8	Bourg, France
24	9	Bourges, France
24	10	Bourgoin, France
24	11	Caen, France
24	12	Cambrai, France
24	13	Cambridge, Mass.
24	14	Carcassonne, France
24	15	Carlsruhe, Germany
24	16	Champlatreaux, France
24	17	Chartres, France
24	18	Chenonceau, France
24	19	Cher, France
24	20	Cherbourg, France
24	21	Chicago, Ill.
24	22	Clermont, France
24	23	Cleveland, Ohio
24	24	Cologne, Germany
24	25	Copenhagen, Denmark
24	26	Dallas, Texas
24	27	Dartmouth, England
24	28	Detroit, Mich.
24	29	Dijon, France
24	30	Darmstadt, Germany
24	31	Dunkerque, France
24	32	El Paso, Texas
24	33	Enfield, N.H.
24	34	Florence, Italy
24	35	Fontenay, France
24	36	Fredericksburg, Denmark
24	37	Geneva, Switzerland
24	38	Genoa, Italy
24	39	Hamburg, Germany
24	40	Langres, France
24	41	Le Puy, France
25	1	London, England
25	2	Los Angeles, Calif.
25	3	Louisville, Ky.
25	4	Lyon, France
25	5	Madrid, Spain
25	6	Manchester, England
25	7	Marseilles, France
25	8	Meikleour, Scotland
25	9	Melbourne, Australia
25	10	Mende, France
25	11	Monaco
25	12	Montpellier, France
25	13	Moravia, Czech Republic
25	14	Nantes, France
25	15	Narbonne, France
25	16	New Orleans, La.
25	17-18	New York, N.Y.
25	19	Nimes, France
25	20	Northampton, England
25	21	Orleans, France
26	1	Ottowa, Canada
26	2-4	Paris, France
26	5	Perpignan, France
26	6	Philadelphia, Pa.
26	7	Providence, R.I.
26	8	Raleigh, N.C.
26	9	Reno, Nev.
26	10	Rodez, France
26	11	Rouen, France
26	12	St. Germain, France
26	13	Sacramento, Calif.
26	14	San Francisco, Calif.
26	15	Saumur, France
26	16	Stockholm, Sweden
26	17	Stockton, England
26	18	Syracuse, N.Y.
27	1	Toulouse, France
27	2	Tours, France
27	3	Valence, France
27	4	Valenciennes, France
27	5-8	Versailles, France
27	9	Vienna, Austria
27	10	Washington, D.C.
27	11	Welbeck Abbey, England
27	12	Williamstown, Mass.
27	13	Windsor Castle, England
27	14	Zurich, Switzerland
27	15	Unknown location
27	16	Oversize Photographs and Images Scope and Contents note Stored in MS Oversize Box B.	undated
Subseries 2: Writings Scope and Contents note Gallenkamp's writings on Rigaud include published articles with drafts, notes, photographs, and correspondence; the beginnings of a catalogue raisonn+®; and his thesis.
Box	Folder		Date
28	1-2	Article - "An Early Portrait Group by Hyacinthe Rigaud," Gazette des Beaux-Arts Scope and Contents note Contains publication, photocopied extract of article, drafts and notes.	1959
28	3	Article - [Cardinal de Bouillon and Louis XIV] Scope and Contents note Contains notes, photos, research publications.	1977
28	4	Article - "Metaphysics and Subterfuge: L'Abbe de la Trappe, Saint-Simon and Hyacinthe Rigaud," Art Bulletin Scope and Contents note Contains correspondence, photographs, notes (possibly never published).	1965
28	5	Article - "Problems and Discoveries in the Art of Hyacinthe Rigaud" Scope and Contents note Contains draft, notes.	undated
28	6	Article - "Rigaud's Portrait Group at Ottowa," Journal of Warburg and Courtald Institutes Scope and Contents note Contains publication, reprint, photocopy, galley.	1960
29	1-3	Article - "Rigaud's Portrait Group at Ottowa," Journal of Warburg and Courtald Institutes Scope and Contents note Contains drafts and notes.	1960
29	4-5	Catalogue raisonné, A-B Scope and Contents note Partial draft of catalog.	undated
30	1-3	Preface to "La Famille et le Milieu Social du Peintre Rigaud" by Claude Colomer, Connaissance du Roussillon Scope and Contents note Contains copies of the publication, annotated drafts of Colomer's thesis (orginally written in 1959 for the Sorbonne), correspondence, and notes.	1973
30	4	Proposed thesis - "Hyacinthe Rigaud, French Portraitist, 1659-1743" Scope and Contents note Contains correspondence.	1954
31	1-2	Thesis - "Hyacinthe Rigaud," Harvard Scope and Contents note 2 copies (one annotated, one library copy)	1956
Subseries 3: Lectures Scope and Contents note Contains drafts, correspondence, and notes regarding lectures Gallenkamp delivered.
Box	Folder		Date
32	1	"Cardinal and King," Metropolitan Museum of Art Scope and Contents note Contains draft, correspondence, notes.	1961
32	2	"Cardinal and King," Middlebury College Scope and Contents note Contains correspondence, notes, clippings.	1974
32	3	"Painting of the Bourbon Style of Versailles, Scenes and Portraits," Chicago Art Institute Scope and Contents note Contains draft, correspondence, notes. Photographs from the Treasure of Versailles Exhibit that this lecture was given in conjunction with can be found in the Research Materials subseries.	1962
Subseries 4: Correspondence Scope and Contents note Correspondence consists of many French language questionnaires that were sent out to gain information about Rigaud works, along with their replies; other correspondence regarding Gallenkamp's Rigaud research; and inquiries about Rigaud fielded by Wunder after Gallenkamp's death.
Box	Folder		Date
33	1-3	Various correspondents, A-Z	1967-1980
33	4	Colomer, Claude Scope and Contents note In part regarding Gallenkamp's preface to Colomer's publication, La famille et le Milleu Social.	1961-1974
33	5	Manhart, William H.	1977-1978
33	6	Richard P. Wunder's correspondence re: various Rigaud inquiries after Gallenkamp's death	1980-1987
34	1-6	Questionnaires ("Gens de Chateaux") Scope and Contents note French language questionnaires and responses regarding Rigaud provenance information.	1964
35	1-3	Questionnaires ("Gens de Chateaux") Scope and Contents note French language questionnaires and responses regarding Rigaud provenance information.	1964
Subseries 5: Subject Files Scope and Contents note Files consist mainly of notes, but may also contain correspondence, photographs, or printed material.
Box	Folder		Date
36	1	Aesthetics
36	2	Analogies - Artists, Musicians, Writers etc.
36	3	Analogies - Children
36	4	Analogies - Group Portraits
36	5	Analogies - Heads, detail
36	6	Analogies - History Painting
36	7	Analogies - Men in Armor
36	8	Analogies - Monarchs in State Dress
36	9	Analogies - Prelates
36	10	Analogies - Religious Subjects
36	11	Analogies - Sculpture
36	12	Analogies - Statesmen
36	13	Analogies - Women, old
36	14	Analogies - Women, young
36	15	Analogies - Young Men, Old Men, without professional designation
36	16	Articles on Portraits (about associated artists)
36	17	Articles to be written (possibly books)
37	1	Bibliography, books
37	2	Bibliography, catalogs
37	3	Bottin Mondain
37	4	Catalogue Raisonné, ideas for schema
37	5	Charts (color, centimeter to inch)
37	6	Collin de Vermont, Hyacinthe
37	7	Engravings
37	8	Engravings, photographs
37	9	Exhibitions
37	10	Genealogical Research
37	11	Group Portraiture
38	1	Iconography Scope and Contents note Contains photographs.
38	2	Illustrations for Book
38	3	Institut de France - Manuscripts (Rigaud ledger copies)
38	4	Instructions and Procedures
38	5	Interpretation of the Book
38	6	L-O
38	7	de Noble, Librarie
38	8	P
38	9	Photographers
38	10	Photographs, Witt Library Scope and Contents note Contains no photographs.
38	11	R
38	12	S - V
38	13	Shop data on Rigaud assistants
38	14	de Troy, François (photographs)
38	15	Unknown Portraits (photographs)
Subseries 6: Research Material Scope and Contents note Contains various notes, clippings, photographs, and other material relating to Gallenkamp's Rigaud research.
Box	Folder		Date
39	1-2	Chronologies	undated
39	3	Itinerary for private collections Scope and Contents note Contains list of correspondents etc. Possibly related to "gens de chateaux" questionnaire.	1964
39	4	Microfilm - "Catalogue des Portraits grauy d'apres auxpients per Monsieur Rigaud" and "Hyacinthe Rigaud, Portraitistes François" Scope and Contents note Small positive photograph images from the microfilm collection at the Bibliotheque Nationale.	undated
39	5	Miscellaneous	undated
39	6	Newspaper articles regarding Rigaud	1963-1965
39	7	Notebook containing chart organized by engraver	undated
39	8	Note cards Scope and Contents note Portrait file - cards are arranged alphabetically by sitter and may contain the name and dates of the sitter, measurements of the portrait, collection or location, provenance, exhibition information, notes, and a small photograph glued to back. Biographical cards of sitters - arranged alphabetically. Located in Note Card Boxes 2-5.	undated
39	9	Notes	undated
40	1-2	Photographs - Treasures of Versailles Exhibit Scope and Contents note Chicago Art Institute exhibit where Gallenkamp delivered a lecture. Material regarding this lecture can be found in the Lecture subseries.	1962
40	3-5	Photographs - various Rigaud artwork	undated
40	6	Signature of Rigaud	undated
Subseries 7: Printed Material Scope and Contents note Contains published works by others on the topic of Rigaud. Includes articles and monographs published between 1850 and 1947.
Box	Folder		Date
41	1	Bulletin du Musée Carnavalet v.3 no. 1-2	1950
41	2	Inventaires Après Décès D'Artistes et de Collectionneurs Français du XVIII Siecle by Daniel Wildenstein	1967
41	3-4	Le Livre de Raison du Peintre Hyacinthe Rigaud by J. Roman Scope and Contents note Two copies, one annotated.	1919
41	5	"Peintures et Sculptures Fran+ºaises au Ch+óteau d'Azay-le-Ferron" by M. Boris Lossky	1958
41	6	A la Recherche du Vrai Portrait de Rance by L. Aubry	1972
41	7	Retables Baroques du Roussillon by Eugene Cortade	1973
41	8	Rigaud et sus Graveurs edited by Emile Paul Scope and Contents note Two copies, one annotated.	1914
41	9	The State Portrait by Marianna Jenkins	1947
42	1-2	Assorted Catalogs	1959-1978
42	3-5	Assorted articles regarding Rigaud Scope and Contents note Positive photostats and photocopies. Some oversize articles stored on MS Oversize Box B.	1850-1975
43	1-3	Assorted articles regarding Rigaud Scope and Contents note Positive photostats and photocopies.	1850-1975
Subseries 8: Miscellaneous (unrelated to Rigaud) Scope and Contents note Contains a small amount of material found with the Gallenkamp material that does not relate to his Rigaud research.
Box	Folder		Date
43	4	Course Outline - "Man in the Western World as Seen in Art and Literature," NYU	1962
43	5	Essay - "Three Eighteenth Century French Pastel Portraits" Scope and Contents note Written for Fine Arts course.	1953
43	6	French postage stamps	1964
43	7-8	Photographs not related to Rigaud	undated
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Series III: Emmanuel Leutze, 1965-1975 1.25 Linear feet (3 boxes) Scope and Contents note Emmanuel Gottlieb Leutze was a German-American history painter best known for his painting Washington Crossing the Delaware. This series contains materials regarding a Smithsonian exhibition of Leutze paintings and preparation of a biography and catalogue raisonn+®. Wunder was involved with these projects during his tenure as Curator of Painting and Sculpture for the National Collection of Fine Arts, Smithsonian. Included are artwork files, correspondence, notes and clippings, and various writings on Leutze.
Subseries 1: Artwork Files Scope and Contents note Folders are arranged by subject, works are arranged alphabetically within each folder. Files consist mainly of provenance forms, although some works may include photocopied images, correspondence regarding provenance, other research materials, and rarely photographs.
Box	Folder		Date
43b	1-2	Historical subjects
44	1	Inspired by literature
44	2	Landscapes
44	3	Miscellaneous
44	4	Portraits, A - H
44	5	Portraits, J - L
44	6	Portraits, L - W
Subseries 2: Correspondence Scope and Contents note Contains correspondence with Raymond Stehle, a Leutze scholar, regarding publication of a biography and catalogue raisonn+®. Also includes correspondence with a variety of correspondents regarding a possible NCFA Leutze exhibit, and publication of the biography and catalogue raisonn+®, and various other requests for photographs etc. Also contains photocopies of Leutze correspondence from the 1850s held in the Smithsonian.
Box	Folder		Date
45	1	Raymond Stehle	1966-1970
45	2	General	1966-1969
45	3	Emanuel Leutze (with and regarding)	circa 1850s
Subseries 3: Research Materials Scope and Contents note Contains newspaper clippings and notes regarding Leutze.
Box	Folder		Date
45	4	Newspaper clippings	1966-1968
45	5	Notes	undated
Subseries 4: Writings and Printed Material Scope and Contents note Contains writings about Leutze by Raymond Stehle, a published Leutze monograph by Barbara Groseclose, and various photocopied articles and catalogs whose publication dates range from 1865-1975.
Box	Folder		Date
45	6	"Annotated List of the Works of Emanuel Leutze" by Raymond Stehle (photocopy)	undated
45	7	"Emmanuel Leutze, 1816-1868" by Raymond Stehle (photocopy) Scope and Contents note Photocopy	undated
45	8	Emmanuel Leutze, 1816-1868: Freedom is the Only King by Barbara S. Groseclose for the National Collection of Fine Arts (Smithsonian)	1975
45	9	"The Life and Works of Emanuel Leutze" by Raymond Stehle (photocopy)	undated
45	10	Various articles and catalogs	circa 1865-1975
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Series IV: Artist Files, circa 1948-1965 3.5 Linear feet (7 boxes) Scope and Contents note Contains Wunder's files for predominantly Italian artists from the 16th through 19th centuries. Contains photographs of artwork, and additionally some files may contain correspondence, printed material, biographical notes, or descriptions of works of art. Several folders do not contain any images of artwork.
Box	Folder		Date
46	1	Adam, Robert, 1728-1792
46	2	Anesi, Paolo, 1697-1773
46	3	Asselijn, Jan, d. 1652
46	4	Bachiacca, 1494-1557
46	5	Bandinelli, Baccio, 1493-1560
46	6	Barocci, Federigo, 1528-1612
46	7	Battaglioli, Francesco, ca. 1710-1796?
46	8	Batoni, Pompeo, 1708-1787
46	9	Bazzicaluva, Ercole, ca. 1610-after 1661
46	10	Belanger, François-Joseph, 1744-1818
46	11	Bellotto, Bernardo, 1721-1780
46	12	Berchem, Nicolaes, 1620-1683
46	13	Bianco, Baccio del, 1604-1656
46	14	Bigari, Vittorio, 1692-1776
46	15	Bison, Giuseppe Bernardino, 1762-1844
46	16	Bisschop, Cornelis, 1630-1674
46	17	Bloemen, Pieter van, 1657-1720
46	18	Blondel, Jacques-François, 1705-1774
46	19	Boissieu, Jean-Jacques de, 1736-1810
46	20	Bonone, Carlo, 1569-1632
46	21	Bosch, Hieronymus, d. 1516
46	22	Both, Jan, 1618?-1652
46	23	Bouchardon, Edme, 1698-1762
46	24	Bourdon, Sébastien, 1616-1671
46	25	Breenbergh, Bartholomeus, 1599?-1657
46	26	Brill, Paul
46	27	Buti, Giovanni Antonio
46	28	Calvaert, Denys, ca. 1540-1619
46	29	Cambiaso, Luca, 1527-1585
46	30	Campagnola, Domenico, ca. 1500-1564
47	1	Canaletto, 1697-1768
47	2	Canova, Antonio, 1757-1822
47	3	Cantarini, Simone, 1612-1648
47	4	Carlevaris, Luca, 1663-1730
47	5	Carpi, Girolamo da, 1501-1556
47	6	Carracci family
47	7	Catafalques
47	8	Cavedone, Giacomo, 1577-1660
47	9	Cerquozzi, Michelangelo, 1602-1660
47	10	Cesari, Giuseppe, 1568-1640
47	11	Chiarottini, Francesco, 1748-1796
47	12	Cigoli, Ludovico Cardi da, 1559-1613
47	13	Clérisseau, Charles-Louis, 1721-1820
47	14	Coccorante, Leonardo, 1700-1750
47	15	Cochin, Nicolas, 1610-1686
47	16	Codazzi, Viviano, 1604-1670
47	17	Coecke van Aelst, Pieter, 1502-1550
48	1	Collantes, Francesco, 1599-1656
48	2	Conca, Sebastiano, 1680-1764
48	3	Costa, Giovanni Francesco, 1711-1773
48	4	Cresti, Domenico, 1559-1638 (il Passignano)
48	5	Cuyp, Jacob Gerritsz., 1594-1652
48	6	Dall, Nicholas Thomas, d. 1777
48	7	Danby, Francis, 1793-1861
48	8	Daubentan
48	9	Delen, Dirck van, 1605-1671
48	10	Demachy, Pierre-Antoine, 1723-1807
48	11	Desiderio, Monsú
48	12	Desprez, Louis-Jean, 1743-1804
48	13	Dosio, Giovanni Antonio, 1533-ca. 1609
48	14a	Dughet, Gaspard, 1615-1675
48	14b	Falcone, Aniello, 1607-1656
48	15	Falda, Giovanni Battista, ca. 1640-1678
48	16	Farris, P.
48	17	Fontebasso, Francesco, 1707-1769
48	18	Fragonard, Jean-Honoré, 1732-1806
48	19	Franken, Frans II (1581-1642)
48	20	Gagliardi, Filippo, d. 1659
48	21	Gandy, James, 1619-1689
48	22	Gargiulo, Domenico, ca. 1609-1675
48	23	Gaspari family
48	24	Genoels, Abraham, 1640-1723
48	25	Ghezzi, Pier Leone, 1674-1755
48	26	Ghisolfi, Giovanni, ca. 1623-1683
48	27	Glauber, Jan, 1646-ca. 1726
48	28	Greco, Gennaro, 1663-1714
48	29-30	Guardi, Francesco, 1712-1793
48	31	Guercino, 1591-1666
48	32	Heemskerk, Martin van, 1498-1574
48	33	Hogarth, William, 1697-1764
48	34	Homer, Winslow, 1836-1910
48	35	Hoogstraten, Samuel van, 1627-1678
48	36	Huet, Jean-Baptiste, 1745-1811
49	1	Joli, Antonio, ca. 1700-1777
49	2	Jones, Inigo, 1573-1652
49	3	Jordaens, Jacob, 1593-1678
49	4	Kobell, Ferdinand, 1740-1799
49	5	La Fage, Raymond, 1656-1684
49	6	Lajoue, Jacques de, 1686 or 7-1761
49	7	Lallemand, Jean-Baptiste, 1716-1803?
49	8	Lanfranco, Giovanni, 1582-1647
49	9	Lastman, Pieter, 1583-1633
49	10	La Traverse, Charles Fran+ºois Pierre de, 1726-ca. 1780
49	11	Lingelbach, Joannes, 1622-1674
49	12	Lint, Hendrik Frans van, 1684-1763
49	13	Locatelli, Andrea, 1695-1741
49	14	Lorrain, Claude, 1600-1682
49	15	Le Lorrain, Louis Joseph, 1715-1759
49	16	Luti, Benedetto, 1666-1724
49	17	Magnasco, Alessandro, 1667?-1749
49	18	Manglard, Adrien, 1695-1760
49	19	Maratti, Carlo, 1625-1713
49	20	Marchini, Giovanni Francesco, ca. 1672-1745
49	21	Marieshi, Michele, 1696-1743
49	22	Maso da San Friano, 1536-1571
49	23	Mazo, Juan Bautista Martinez del, ca. 1613-1667
49	24	Mazzola Bedoli, Girolamo, ca. 1500-1569
49	25	Mazzoni, Sebastiano, 1611-1678
50	1	Miel, Jan, 1599-1663 or 4
50	2	Moeyaert, Claes Cornelisz, 1592 or 3-1655
50	3	Mola, Pier Francesco, 1612-1666
46	4	Moretto, da Brescia, 1498?-1554.
50	5	Moroni, Giovanni Battista, ca. 1523-1578
50	6	Moucheron, Isaac de, 1667-1744
50	7	Muziano, Girolamo, 1532-1592
50	8	Mytens, Daniel, 1590-1648
50	9	Novelli, Pietro Antonio, 1729-1804
50	10	Orlandi, Stefano, 1681-1760
50	11	Palma, il Giovane, 1544-1628
50	12	Pancelli, Giuseppe
50	13	Panini, Francesco
50	14	Panini, Guiseppe
50	15	Paris, Pierre-Adrien, 1745?-1819
50	16	Parmigianino, 1503-1540
50	17	Passarotti, Bartolomeo, 1529-1592
50	18	Patch, Thomas, 1725-1782
50	19	Patel, Pierre, 1605-1676
50	20	Paltronieri, Pietro, 1673-1741
50	21	Percier, Charles, 1764-1838
50	22	Perino, del Vaga, 1500 or 1501-1547
50	23	Pernet, Jean Henry Alexandre, ca. 1763-1789.
50	24	Peruzzi, Baldassarre, 1481-1536
50	25	Pietro, da Cortona, 1596-1669
51	1	Pietro, da Cortona, 1596-1669
51	2	Pillement, Jean, 1728-1808
51	3-5	Piranesi, Giovanni Battista, 1720-1778
51	6	Poelenburg, Cornelis van, 1586-1667
51	7	Polidoro, da Caravaggio, ca. 1495-ca. 1543
51	8	Poussin, Nicolas, 1594?-1665
51	9	Pozzo, Andrea, 1642-1709
51	10	Puget, Pierre, 1620-1694
51	11	Quarenghi, Giacomo, 1744-1817
51	12	Restout, Jean, 1692-1768
51	13	Ricci, Marco, 1676-1729
51	14	Ricci, Sebastiano, 1659-1734
51	15	Rinaldi, Raffaele
52	1-2	Robert, Hubert, 1733-1808
52	3	Roberti, Domenico, b. 1690
52	4	Romano, Giulio, 1499-1546
52	5	Rosa, Salvatore, 1615-1673
52	6	Ruthart, Carl Andreas, ca. 1640-1672
52	7	Sacchi, Andrea, 1599?-1661
52	8	Saint-Aubin, Gabriel Jacques de, 1724-1780
52	9	Saint Non, Jean Claude Richard de, 1727-1791
52	10	Santi, Giovanni, ca. 1435-1494
52	11	Salimbeni, Ventura, 1568-1613
52	12	Sallembier, Henri, 1753-1820
52	13	Salviati, Francesco, 1510-1563
52	14	Scamozzi, Vincenzo, 1552-1616
52	15	Scorel, Jan van, 1495-1562
52	16	Seekatz, Johann Conrad, 1719-1768
52	17	Servandoni, Jean-Nicolas, 1695-1766
52	18	Shirlaw, Walter, 1838-1909
52	19	Soane, John, Sir, 1753-1837
52	20	Steenwyck, Hendrik van, ca. 1550-1603
52	21	Swanevelt, Herman van, 1603-1655
52	22	Taverner, William, 1703-1772.
52	23	Teniers, David, 1610-1690
52	24	Tiepolo, Giovanni Domenico, 1726?-1804 and Tiepolo, Giovanni Battista, 1696-1770
53	1	Tironi, Francesco, 1745-1797
53	2	Tischbein, Johann Heinrich Wilhelm, 1751-1829
53	3	Troy, Jean-François de, 1679-1752
53	4	Valeriani, Domenico
53	5	Vanloo, Jean-Baptiste, 1684-1745
53	6	Van Uyttenbroeck, Moses, 1590-1648
53	7	Velde, Willem van de, 1633-1707
53	8	Vanni, Francesco, 1563-1610
53	9	Wittel, Gaspar van, 1652 or 3-1736
53	10	Vanvitelli, Luigi, 1700-1773
53	11	Vasari, Giorgio, 1511-1574
53	12	Verdier, François, 1651-1730
53	13	Veronese, 1528-1588
53	14	Visentini, Antonio, 1688-1782
53	15	Vleughels, Nicolas, 1668-1737
53	16	Weenix, Jan Batist, 1621-1660
53	17	Wilson, Richard, 1713-1782
53	18	Wtewael, Joachim, 1566-1638
53	19	Zais, Giuseppe, 1709-1784
53	20	Zick, Januarius, 1730-1797
53	21	Zocchi, Giuseppe, 1711-1767
53	22	Zoffany, Johann, 1733-1810
53	23	Zuccarelli, Francesco, 1702-1788
53	24	Zuccari family
53	25	Zucchi, Antonio, 1726-1795
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Series V: Architectural Drawings, 1958-1975 4.0 Linear feet (8 boxes) Scope and Contents note Contains correspondence, photographs, published catalogs, drafts, notes, and promotional materials for five of Wunder's research projects that relate to architectural drawings (four in conjunction with an exhibition and catalog publication).
The Architect's Eye Scope and Contents note A 1962 Cooper Union exhibition of about 150 architectural drawings and prints selected from their collection. Wunder wrote the introduction to the catalog.
Box	Folder		Date
54	1-2	Photographs	undated
54	3	Correspondence	1962
54	4	Catalog Scope and Contents note Includes annotated published version and a galley.	1962
54	5	Promotional materials Scope and Contents note Press releases and newspaper clippings.	1962
Architectural and Ornament Drawings Scope and Contents note Richard Wunder was commissioned to write the catalog, Architectural and Ornament Drawings of the 16th to the Early 19th Centuries in the Collection of University of Michigan Museum of Art. The catalog describes and illustrates 107 drawings acquired by the Museum during the late 1950s and early 1960s.
Box	Folder		Date
54	6	Correspondence	1961-1966
54	7	Notes and reviews	circa 1965
54	8	Catalog (published)	1965
54	9	Catalog (draft)	1964
55	1-5	Catalog descriptions 1- 107 (drafts) Scope and Contents note Contains photographs, correspondence, notes, and drafts.	circa 1964
Italian Architecture Drawings Scope and Contents note Materials relate to the Summary Catalogue of Drawings by Identified Italian Architects in the Cooper Union Museum, which Wunder wrote during his time there.
Box	Folder		Date
55	6-7	Photographs	undated
56	1	Correspondence	1958-1964
56	2	Catalog	1964
Architectural, Ornament, Landscape and Figure Drawings Scope and Contents note Relates to the exhibition and catalog, Architectural, Ornament, Landscape and Figure Drawings collected by Richard Wunder. Mr. Wunder's personal collection was exhibited at Middlebury College in 1975.
Box	Folder		Date
56	3	Catalog	1975
56	4	#1, Unknown Italian (Parma) - Doorway
56	5	#2, Challe - Architectural Fantasy
56	6	#3, Lassurance - Elevation of the Chateau de Petitbourg
56	7	#4, J.F. Blondel - Palace Facade
56	8	#5, M.D. Poppelmann - Palace Elevation
56	9	#6a, G. Jarmorini - Wall Altar
56	10	#6b, G. Jarmorini - Elevation of a Portal and Balcony
56	11	#6c, G. Jarmorini - Elevation of a Doorcase
56	12	#7, Buonfigani - Public Monument
56	13	#8, Unknown North Italian - Facade of a Church
56	14	#9, Passalacqua - Rospigliosi Altar
56	15	#10, Basoli - Papal Throne
56	16	#11, Unknown Italian - Wall Altar
56	17	#12, F. Minozzi - St. Bibiaba Altar
56	18	#13, Unknown Neapolitan - Church Decoration
56	19	#14, L. Arinelli - Catafalque
56	20	#15, Unknown Italian - Altarpiece Surround
56	21	#16, M. Tesi - Head, Altar
56	22	#17, Unknown Italian - Wall Decoration
56	23	#18, Mitelli - Doorcase with Herm
57	1	#19, Simoni - Capital
57	2	#20, Minozi - Catafalque Designs
57	3	#21, Bibiena - City Square
57	4	#22, Felice Giani - Two Monuments
57	5	#23, M. Tesi - Catafalque Monument
57	6	#24, Minozzi - Tomb Monument
57	7	#25, Bibiena - Stage Set
57	8	#26, Bibiena - Stage Set
57	9	#27, Sandoni - Stage Set, Hall and Sketches
57	10	#28, M. Tesi - Tents
57	11	#29, P. Fancelli - Stage Set
57	12	#30, Juvara - Architectural Fantasies
57	13	#31, Juvarra - Set for Teodosio il Giovane
57	14	#32, H. Robert - Arcade Statue of Marcus Aurelius
57	15	#33, H. Robert - Arcade, Stairs in Rear
57	16	#34, Cherpitel - Voltaire Procession
58	1	#35, Panini - Interior of Sistine Chapel
58	2	#36, Tavarone - Tromp L'oeil Decoration
58	3	#37, Mitelli - Tromp L'oeil Wall Decoration
58	4	#38, Unknown Italian - Tromp L'oeil Wall Decoration
58	5	#39, Mitelli - Illusionistic Wall Painting
58	6	#40, P. Panfili - Proscenium Arch
58	7	#41, M. Tesi - Garden Arcade
58	8	#42, Jarmorini - Ceiling Decoration
58	9	#43, Antonio and Giuseppe Rolli - Ceiling of Palace Marescotti
58	10	#44, G. Civoli - Ceiling Cove and Sketches
58	11	#45, P. Panfili - Ceiling Cove
58	12	#46a, F. Minozzi - Ceiling Section
58	13	#46b, F. Minozzi - Ceiling Section
58	14	#47, Vincenzo Brenna - Lunette (Bacchus)
58	15	#48, V. Brenna - Lunette (Apollo)
58	16	#49, Flamingo Minozzi - Arabesque Panel
58	17	#50, P. Panfili - Oval Frame
58	18	#51, Mitelli - Chapel of S. Maria dei Servi Bologna
58	19	#52, P. Panfili - Arch
58	20	#53, Mitelli - Rollwork Ornamentation
58	21	#54, Mitelli - Architectural Sketches
58	22	#55, Unknown Italian - Two Stage Wings
58	23	#56, Gandolpi - Design for an Inkstand
58	24	#57, Mitelli - Ceiling or Cupola Decorations
58	25	#58, Mitelli - Wall Painting Details
58	26	#59, Mitelli - Ornamental Details
58	27	#60, Mitelli - Ceiling Painting Details
58	28	#61, F. Minozzi - Two Eagles
58	29	#62, Mitelli - Cartouche Detail
58	30	#63, Mitelli - Escutcheon Detail
58	31	#64, Carlo Bianconi - Escutcheon
58	32	#65, G.B. Bison - Arabesque Panel
58	33	#66, G. Barberi - Arabesque Panels
58	34	#67, G. Barberi - Three Decorative Panels
58	35	#68, Unknown Italian - Decorative Frieze
59	1	#69, Mitelli - Wall Tablet
59	2	#70, Fortunato Tesi - Wall Tablet
59	3	#71, Babel - Cartouche
59	4	#72, La Joue - Decorative Motifs
59	5	#73, Giovanni Guerra - Rondel with Aldobrandini Arms
59	6	#74, Delafosse - Portrait of Ragueneau
59	7	#75, Hubert - Sconce
59	8	#76, J.C. Delafosse - Candelabra Design
59	9	#77, Unknown Italian - Coach Design
59	10	#78, C. Ferri - Coach Design
59	11	#79, Mauro Oddi - Book Illustration
59	12	#89, G. Barberi - Church Tablet
59	13	#81, Oppenord - Title Page
59	14	#82, Mauro Gandolfi - A. Covelli Frontispiece
59	15	#83, Pierre Lelu - Archway with Temple of Venus and Rome
59	16	#84, Antonio Zucchi - Landscape and Bridge
59	17	#86, Tesi - Ruins Composition
59	18	#87, Buffagnotti - Garden Scene
59	19	#88, Pillemont - Calvert with Two Figures
59	20	#89, G.B. Bison - Architectural Fantasy
59	21	#90, Challe - Ruins
59	22	#91, T. Mossmer - Gardens Through an Arch
59	23	#92, Mitelli - Tromp L'oeil
59	24	#93, Pillement - Landscape with Goats
59	25	#94, G. P. Panini - Ruins and Figures
59	26	#95, C.J. Vernet - Italian Landscape
59	27	#95, Mitelli - Tromp L'eoil Wall Decoration
59	28	#96, Alessio de Marchis - Landscape
59	29	#97, Carlo Labruzzi - Landscape
60	1	#98, Carlo Labruzzi - View Near Civita Castellana
60	2	#99, Louis Belanger - Landscape
60	3	#100, A.L. Morel-Fatio - View Near Bomarsund
60	4	#101, Edward Lear - Catenia and Mt. Etna
60	5	#102, F. Moucheron - Landscape
60	6	#103, Giacinto Giganti - Naples from the Vomero
60	7	#104, Maxime Lalanne - Garden Scene
60	8	#106, Georg Friedrich Moch - Soldiers at Rest
60	9	#107, Unknown Italian - Marriage of the Virgin
60	10	#108, Fran+ºois Verdier - Surrender of a General
60	11	#109, E.A. Simonini - Soldiers Near a Walled City
60	12	#110, Francesco Simonini - Calvary Skirmish
60	13	#111, Francesco Simonini - A Mounted Officer
60	14	#112, J.A. Volaire - Four Standing Men
60	15	#113, Ghezzi - Procurator General
60	16	#114, Ghezzi - Father John the First
60	17	#116bdf, M. Tesi - Grotesque Heads
60	18	#116c, P. Panfili - Escutcheon and Grotesque Head
60	19	#117, Donato Creti - Three Female Figures
60	20	#118, Paolo Caliari - Figure Sketches
60	21	#119, F. Duranti - Madonna and Child
60	22	#120, P.A. Novelli - Female Figures
60	23	#121, Unknown Italian - Glorification Allegory
60	24	Bibiena - Stage Set
60	25	Bison, G.B. - Burning Brazier
60	26	Buffagnotti, C.A. - Imaginary Landscapes
60	27	Cachaud
60	28	Casanova, Franc - Battle Scene
60	29	Civoli, G. - Ceiling Cove Sketches
60	30	Conco, Sebastiano - Adoration of a Holy Picture
60	31	de la Fosse, C. - Sacrifice Scene
60	32	Galliari - Stage Set and Columned Hall
60	33	Graziani - Reliquary
60	34	Graziani - Over Arch Decoration
60	35	Jarmorini
60	36	Minozzi, F.I. - Elevation of Altar Wall
60	37	Mitelli - Cartouche, Enframement and Door Pediment
60	38	Mitelli - Ceiling Cove Study
60	39	Mitelli - Escutcheon
61	1	Mitelli - Left Section of a Frame
61	2	Mitelli - Memorial Tablets
61	3	Mitelli - Tromp L'oeils
61	4	Mitelli follower - Tromp L'oeils
61	5	Mitelli follower - Vault Corners
61	6	Morland G. - Travellers
61	7	Papini, Giordano - Venetian Scene
61	8	Piazzetta follower - Head of a Man Looking Down
61	9	Piazzetta follower - Head of a Man Looking Up
61	10	Rigaud, Hyacinthe - Portrait of a Lady
61	11	Tesi, Mauro - Welltomb
61	12	Thibault, J.T. - Vault Decorations
61	13	Unknown - Heluan, Egypt
61	14	Unknown French - Mules at a Fountain
61	15	Unknown Bolognese - Elevation of an Altar Screen
61	16	Unknown Italian - Building Under Construction
61	17	Unknown Italian - Baths of Caracalla
61	18	Unknown Italian - Book Vignette
61	19	Unknown Italian - 3-Section Ceiling
61	20	Unknown Italian - Ceiling and Cove
61	21	Unknown Italian - Forum in Ruins
61	22	Unknown Italian - Seaport, Landscape with Bridge
61	23	Unknown Italian - Wall Tablets
61	24	Unknown North Italian - Martyrdom of a Saint
61	25	Vaccaro, F. - Landscape
61	26	Vernet, Carle - Caricature
61	27	Vincent, V. Adam - Crimean War Sketches
61	28	19th Century - Melange of Tuscan Monuments
61	29	19th Century (English) - Landscape
61	30	Album of Decorative Drawings
61	31	Lord Castlemaine Book
61	32	Kim Moll correspondence - Gorilla Sam
61	33	Sculpture - A.H. Huntington
Oppenord, Gilles-Marie, 1672-1742
Box	Folder		Date
61	34	Correspondence	undated
61	35	Photographs	undated
61	36	Chronology and Notes	undated
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Series VI: Stage Set/Theatre Drawings, 1958-1972 1.0 Linear feet (2 boxes) Scope and Contents note Contains correspondence, photographs, published catalogs, drafts, notes, and promotional materials for three of Wunder's research projects that relate to stage set/theater drawings (two in conjunction with an exhibition and catalog publication).
The Baroque Illusion: Stage Designs, 1650-1850 from Cooper Union Museum Scope and Contents note An exhibition of 63 drawings from a variety of set designers of the 17th through the 19th century, assembled by the Cooper Union Museum to be circulated by the American Federation of the Arts.
Box	Folder		Date
62	1-2	Draft catalog descriptions, photographs of drawings	undated
62	3	Promotional materials, notes	1958
Oenslager Stage Set Drawings Scope and Contents note Wunder wrote the catalog for the exhibition, Theater Drawings from the Donald Oenslager Collection at Minneapolis Institute of Arts and helped curate the AFA circulating exhibition, Four Centuries of Theater Design: Drawings from the Collection of Donald Oenslager.
Box	Folder		Date
62	4	Correspondence	1962-1972
62	5-7	Draft catalog entries, photographs of drawings
63	1	Catalog, press releases	1963-1965
63	2	Notes	undated
Stage Set Drawings Scope and Contents note Material relates to various stage design drawings, including many by Bibiena and Oenslager. Unclear whether the material was collected for any particular project.
Box	Folder		Date
63	3	Correspondence	1959, 1961, 1967
63	4-7	Photographs of drawings	undated
63	8	Newspaper clippings, notes	1955, 1964, undated
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Series VII: Other Drawings, 1957-1989 2.5 Linear feet (5 boxes) Scope and Contents note Contains materials regarding Wunder's various research projects involving drawings, some of which were completed in the service of creation of a catalog, exhibition, or article. Types of material include photographs, correspondence, catalogs, notes, drafts, and promotional materials. Materials are arranged alphabetically by research topic.
American Drawings of the Nineteenth Century from the Collection of the Cooper Union Museum
Box	Folder		Date
64	1	List of drawings, photographs of drawings	undated
"Castiglione Pen Drawings in the Cooper Union Museum" Scope and Contents note Materials regarding the article Wunder wrote for the Art Bulletin.
Box	Folder		Date
64	2	Correspondence	1958-1963
64	3	Photographs of drawings, catalog descriptions	circa 1960
64	4	Galley proof, draft	circa 1960
64	5	Notes	circa 1960
"The Cooper Union Museum Collection of Drawings and Prints: Its History and Its Aim" Scope and Contents note Wunder wrote this article for a publication by Carl Zigrosser, the former curator of Prints and Drawings at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. It was not accepted.
Box	Folder		Date
64	6	Correspondence, draft, photographs	1961
Cooper Union Drawings
Box	Folder		Date
64	7	Correspondence	1956-1987
64	8-10	Photographs of drawings	undated
64	11	Note cards Scope and Contents note Contains catalog cards for Cooper Union Museum drawings. Some have a small photograph of the drawing affixed to the card. Located in Note Card Box 6.	undated
"Decloux Collection of French Decorative Drawings" Scope and Contents note Catalog type article written for Art Quarterly about the Leon Decloux collection at the Cooper Union Museum.
Box	Folder		Date
65	1	Correspondence, draft	1962
Durcal Collection Scope and Contents note Material regarding drawings from the collection of the Duke of Durcal acquired by the Smithsonian National Gallery of Fine Arts.
Box	Folder		Date
65	2	Correspondence	1964-1967
65	3-5	Photographs of drawings, catalog descriptions	undated
65	6	Auction catalog (photocopy), notes	1889, undated
Extravagant Drawings of the 16th and 17th Centuries in the Collection of the Cooper Union Museum
Box	Folder		Date
65	7-8	Photographs of drawings, catalog descriptions	undated
66	1	Photographs of drawings, catalog descriptions	undated
Extravagant Drawings of the 18th Century from the Collection of the Cooper Union Museum Scope and Contents note Catalog written by Wunder.
Box	Folder		Date
66	2	Correspondence	1961-1967
66	3-4	Photographs of drawings	undated
66	5	Catalog (draft)	1962
66	6	Catalog (proof)	1962
66	7	Galleys	1962
66	8	Promotional materials (reviews, press releases)	1962-1963
Five Centuries of Drawing: The Cooper Union Centennial Exhibition Scope and Contents note Exhibition selected and arranged by Wunder, and circulated by the American Federation of the Arts.
Box	Folder		Date
67	1	Catalog, promotional materials, correspondence, lecture	1959-1960
67	2-4	Photographs of drawings, descriptions	undated
French Drawings
Box	Folder		Date
67	5	Correspondence	1962, 1967, 1975
67	6-7	Photographs of drawings	undated
67	8	Photographs of drawings in the Tessin Harleman Collection at the Stockholm National Museum	undated
Holbein article Scope and Contents note Article written by Wunder, "Three Ornament Drawings Attributed to Holbein in the Cooper Union Museum," published in Art Quarterly.
Box	Folder		Date
67	9	Reprint, correspondence	1961-1962
Kenyon Cox Drawings Scope and Contents note Material regarding Kenyon Cox artwork at the Cooper Union Museum.
Box	Folder		Date
68	1	Correspondence, notes	1959-1962, undated
68	2	Note cards	circa 1959-1962
Metalwork
Box	Folder		Date
68	3	Correspondence, photographs, monograph, notes	1945-1959, undated
Old Master Drawings
Box	Folder		Date
68	4	Sales catalog excerpts (Bernasconi family)	1989
"Solimena Drawings in the Cooper Union Museum: A New Discovery and Others" Scope and Contents note Article written by Wunder, published in Art Quarterly.
Box	Folder		Date
68	5	Correspondence, photographs and descriptions, reprint	1960-1961
Travel to England and Rome
Box	Folder		Date
68	6	Correspondence	1957-1959
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Series VIII: Other Art Research, 1945-1974 2.25 Linear feet (5 boxes) Scope and Contents note Contains photographs, correspondence, notes, and drafts related to research Wunder completed on various miscellaneous art topics. This research was at times in the service of an article or exhibition Wunder was working on. Materials are arranged alphabetically by research topic.
Benedict XIV
Box	Folder		Date
69	1	Notes, draft of essay	undated
Benisovich, Michel material Scope and Contents note Contains some of the research papers of Michel Benisovich, Wunder's colleague.
Box	Folder		Date
69	2	Ghezzi, Pier Leone, 1674-1755 - notes, correspondence, essay	1962-1963
69	3-5	Taunay, Nicolas Antoine, 1755-1830 - dissertation Scope and Contents note Two copies - one bound, one loose.
70	1	Taunay, Nicolas Antoine, 1755-1830 - dissertation
70	2-3	Taunay, Nicolas Antoine, 1755-1830 - correspondence, photographs, notes found inserted in the loose dissertation.	1956-1959, undated
Catafalques
Box	Folder		Date
70	4	Notes	undated
Chardin, Jean Baptiste Sim+®on and Grueze, Jean Baptiste Scope and Contents note Wunder contributed articles to the New Catholic Encyclopedia about Chardin and Grueze.
Box	Folder		Date
70	5	Correspondence, draft, contributor agreement forms	1964
Chase, William Merritt Scope and Contents note Concerns an article Wunder intended to write about William Merritt Chase in Bruges.
Box	Folder		Date
70	6	Correspondence, photographs, primary source material	1912, 1967-1968
Correspondence
Box	Folder		Date
70	7	Gernsheim, Dr. Walter	1950-1959
70	8	Venetian paintings	1954
70	9	Miscellaneous	1955, 1968
Early Renaissance
Box	Folder		Date
70	10	Photographs and correspondence regarding a Donatello relief	1947
Fontana, Francesco Scope and Contents note Concerns an article Wunder wrote, "The Raising and Transportation of the Column of Antoninus Pius."
Box	Folder		Date
70	11	Correspondence, manuscript, photographs, notes	1959
French Sales Catalogs - 18th Century
Box	Folder		Date
70	12	Photographs of catalogs	undated
Joseph Harrison Jr. Collection Scope and Contents note Concerns an article Wunder was preparing for Art Quarterly.
Box	Folder		Date
71	1-6	Artist Files Scope and Contents note Includes provenance forms for each piece in the collection. In some cases photographs, notes, or correspondence accompany the forms.	1966-1968
71	7	"Art Activities of Joseph Harrison Jr." - photocopy of inventory ledger	undated
72	1	Book - The Iron Worker and King Solomon by Joseph Harrison Jr. Scope and Contents note Inscribed: "Joseph Harrison Jr. to his sister Maria Oct. 24 1871" Book cover is also embossed "to my sister maria" Leather cover with clasps.	1871
Japanese Prints Scope and Contents note Concerns an exhibition of 15 prints selected from the Cooper Union Museum and circulated by the American Federation of Arts.
Box	Folder		Date
73	1	Correspondence, promotional materials	1962-1963
Lafayette portrait by John Neagle
Box	Folder		Date
73	2	Photographs, notes, draft	1963, undated
Note cards
Box	Folder		Date
73	3	Artwork files Scope and Contents note Arranged alphabetically by artist. Unclear what these cards pertain to. Located in Note Card Box 7.	undated
Paschal I
Box	Folder		Date
73	4	Notes	undated
Pio Panfili
Box	Folder		Date
73	5	Photostats of illustrations from an 18th century publication (microfilmed)	1963
Pietro da Cortona
Box	Folder		Date
73	6	Correspondence, draft, notes	1947, 1951, undated
Thomas P. Rossiter
Box	Folder		Date
73	7	Biographical sketch (photocopy)	1968
73	8	Checklist of paintings, list of contents of scrapbook (photocopies)	undated
73	9	Correspondence	1968-1974
Silvio Valenti-Gonzaga Collection
Box	Folder		Date
74	1-8	Provenance forms for each painting 1-800	undated
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Finding Aid for the Richard P. Wunder Research Files, 1945-1989 MS.02

Table of Contents

Summary Information

Preferred Citation

Biographical Note

Scope and Content Note

Arrangement

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions

Provenance

Processing Information

Controlled Access Headings

Genre(s)

Personal Name(s)

Subject(s)

Collection Inventory

Series I: Gian Paolo Panini, 1948-1984 11.0 Linear feet (23 boxes)

Subseries 1: Artwork

Paintings

Drawings

Engravings

Duplicates and Oversize

Subseries 2: Writings

Subseries 3: Correspondence

Subseries 4: Research Material

Subseries 5: Printed Material

Series II: Hyacinth Rigaud, 1950-1987 10.0 Linear feet (20 boxes)

Subseries 1: Artwork

Subseries 2: Writings

Subseries 3: Lectures

Subseries 4: Correspondence

Subseries 5: Subject Files

Subseries 6: Research Material

Subseries 7: Printed Material

Subseries 8: Miscellaneous (unrelated to Rigaud)

Series III: Emmanuel Leutze, 1965-1975 1.25 Linear feet (3 boxes)

Subseries 1: Artwork Files

Subseries 2: Correspondence

Subseries 3: Research Materials

Subseries 4: Writings and Printed Material

Series IV: Artist Files, circa 1948-1965 3.5 Linear feet (7 boxes)

Series V: Architectural Drawings, 1958-1975 4.0 Linear feet (8 boxes)

The Architect's Eye

Architectural and Ornament Drawings

Italian Architecture Drawings

Architectural, Ornament, Landscape and Figure Drawings

Oppenord, Gilles-Marie, 1672-1742

Series VI: Stage Set/Theatre Drawings, 1958-1972 1.0 Linear feet (2 boxes)

The Baroque Illusion: Stage Designs, 1650-1850 from Cooper Union Museum

Oenslager Stage Set Drawings

Stage Set Drawings

Series VII: Other Drawings, 1957-1989 2.5 Linear feet (5 boxes)

American Drawings of the Nineteenth Century from the Collection of the Cooper Union Museum

"Castiglione Pen Drawings in the Cooper Union Museum"

"The Cooper Union Museum Collection of Drawings and Prints: Its History and Its Aim"

Cooper Union Drawings

"Decloux Collection of French Decorative Drawings"

Durcal Collection

Extravagant Drawings of the 16th and 17th Centuries in the Collection of the Cooper Union Museum

Extravagant Drawings of the 18th Century from the Collection of the Cooper Union Museum

Five Centuries of Drawing: The Cooper Union Centennial Exhibition

French Drawings

Holbein article

Kenyon Cox Drawings

Metalwork

Old Master Drawings

"Solimena Drawings in the Cooper Union Museum: A New Discovery and Others"

Travel to England and Rome

Series VIII: Other Art Research, 1945-1974 2.25 Linear feet (5 boxes)

Benedict XIV

Benisovich, Michel material

Catafalques

Chardin, Jean Baptiste Sim+®on and Grueze, Jean Baptiste

Chase, William Merritt

Correspondence

Early Renaissance

Fontana, Francesco

French Sales Catalogs - 18th Century

Joseph Harrison Jr. Collection

Series I: Gian Paolo Panini, 1948-1984
11.0 Linear feet (23 boxes)

Series II: Hyacinth Rigaud, 1950-1987
10.0 Linear feet (20 boxes)

Series III: Emmanuel Leutze, 1965-1975
1.25 Linear feet (3 boxes)

Series IV: Artist Files, circa 1948-1965
3.5 Linear feet (7 boxes)

Series V: Architectural Drawings, 1958-1975
4.0 Linear feet (8 boxes)

Series VI: Stage Set/Theatre Drawings, 1958-1972
1.0 Linear feet (2 boxes)

Series VII: Other Drawings, 1957-1989
2.5 Linear feet (5 boxes)

Series VIII: Other Art Research, 1945-1974
2.25 Linear feet (5 boxes)