Artists.
Found in 23 Collections and/or Records:
Louis Agassiz Fuertes papers
The papers of Louis Agassiz Fuertes (1874-1927), an ornithologist and a painter of birds. Includes student notes, notebooks, journals and sketchbooks; diaries; journals from expedition, many including sketches; notes; articles by and about Fuertes. The collection also contains artwork.
McCormick family papers
Consists mostly of graphic arts materials of Howard McCormick and correspondence of family and friends.
Michael Boyd papers
Collection includes sketchbooks, examples of Boyd's graphic designs, binders documenting his best known art pieces and course material, including slides.
Native American artist vertical file
This collection contains ephemera covering artists, both Native American and non-Native American, whose artwork often focused on Native American subjects.
Olaf Brauner papers
Autochromes, negatives and prints of Brauner's portraits, other paintings and sculpture; signed photographs presented to him by Auguste Rodin, Theodore Spicer-Simson, Booth Tarkington, Jonas Lie, and others; also, a photograph of Brauner at his easel, medallions, plaques, sketches, and printed matter in Norwegian and English. Also, pamphlets and clippings pertaining to Brauner and the Cornell University College of Architecture.
Pat Musick papers
Includes sketchbooks, production records, correspondence, exhibition catalogs, articles written by or about Musick.
Rawley Silver collection
Renew Media: Rockefeller Foundation Fellowships in New Media Art
The collection consists of artist's files submitted to sponsors the Rockefeller Foundation and National Video Resources in application for New Media Fellowships.
Rhys Caparn drawings
Collection consists of 28 drawings on paper and board.
Street gang related artwork, snapshots, and correspondence
Materials compiled and created by Bam Bam Flores (b.1969) documenting activities during his early adulthood in Los Angeles County and surrounding areas from approximately 1993 to 1996. The collection is comprised of graffiti artwork, photographs, magazines, ephemera, and correspondence referencing gang life, exchanged during a period of incarceration.