Art.
Found in 12 Collections and/or Records:
Chicago street gang collection
The Chicago street gang collection contains photographs, newspaper clippings, memorial and business cards, ephemera, fabric patches, clothes, and inscribed books, documenting activities of the Chicago Gaylords (1953- ), as well as other street gangs in the Chicago area, dating from the late 1970s to the early 1980s.
Cornell artists and local video programs.
A 3/4" video-cassette of the work of Cornell University artists. Included on the tape are Archie R. Ammons, John A. Hartell, Peter H. Kahn, Stephen F. Poleskie, and Jason L. Seley; interviews by Johnnie Parrish.
Edwin F. Smith papers
Photograph, brochure, alphabetical files, and correspondence of Smith's Art Store, Ithaca, New York; and other photographs, programs, maps, and glass negatives.
Elfriede Abbe papers
Frederick G. Marcham drawings
1170 reproductions of old master drawings, including approximately 25 18th and 19th century prints.
Henry Salem Hubbell papers
Correspondence and other papers of Henry Salem Hubbell, a portrait artist and educator.
J. André Smith papers
Collection includes correspondence with Oscar Vatet (1914-1947); photographs, etchings, and sketches; exhibit catalogs (1915, 1928, 1932); two booklets, J. ANDRE SMITH, PAINTER-ETCHER, by Lena M. McCauley (1910), and THE ETCHINGS OF J. ANDRE SMITH, by J. Nilsen Laurvik, and other items related to J. André Smith, an architect, painter, and etcher.
James Top Graffiti New York archive
Audio Visual material preserves the broadcasts of Graffiti New York and other NYC area graffiti and street art events. The archive is comprised of video tapes, DVDs, event flyers, press releases, and photographs. 137 mini DV's, 6 (unknown), 106 VHF tapes, 3 Hi 8 tapes, 2 DV cam tapes; 6 (GRAFFITI NYC TV SHOW ) DVD's, approximately 50 flyers, 10 pamphlets and booklets, 3 covers, 12 press releases, 4 artist profiles, and 25 photographs.
Lewis E. Dofflemeyer letters
Letter to Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Crosby Kelly of Albany, New York from Dofflemeyer regarding his health; Cornell University reunions; the sale of his paintings; and an exhibition of Dofflemeyer's work. Also, a poem and two sketches of the Ezra Cornell tunnel which appeared in the 1890 CORNELLIAN and the 1979 CORNELL ALUMNI NEWS.
Paul Wallace Gates, collector, railroad timetables and printed material
Included are pamphlets, timetables, advertisements (some photocopies), broadsides, maps, serials, photographs and negatives, alphabetical files, land laws, newsletters, newspapers, and reprints. Pamphlets concern the following topics: agriculture, art, government, history, politics, religion, social science, industry, transportation, and education; also, airline, bus, boat, and railroad timetables.