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[Nude woman and a flying fairy in cat-tails]
circa 1830-1910
Ward, John Quincy Adams, 1830-1910
Black ink on tracing paper.
GLC06343.022
[Fairy playing harp]
GLC06343.023
[Monument design]
Large central column mounted by a seated figure and bordered by numerous other figures. Measurements "50 x 25." Black ink on tracing paper.
GLC06343.024
[Fairy holding branch with one knee bent up and the other leg extended]
Apparently kneeling on a ladder. Black ink on tracing paper.
GLC06343.025
[Fairy seated with legs dangling, viewed from behind]
GLC06343.026
[A cupid ("cherub" or "putti") creeping below a grape leaf and holding a bow]
GLC06343.027
[Sculpture design: Cavalier-looking man [European explorer] holding a sword and a paper]
Below it is a small sketch of another sculpture design. Black ink, graphite on wove paper with corner losses.
GLC06343.028
[Fairy playing violin with music stand and candle]
Black ink; tracing paper.
GLC06343.029
[Nude woman with hands behind head]
Crosshatching and rectangular border. Black ink, graphite; tracing paper.
GLC06343.030
[Female, nude from waist up, holding wine bottle and glass]
Black ink, graphite, tracing paper.
GLC06343.031
[Six sketches: angels, cherubs, animals, etc.]
Iron gall or bistre ink; tracing paper.
GLC06343.032
Stock Exchange Pediment
1903
Photograph of John Quincy Adams Ward's Stock Exchange Pediment. With black ink inscription on back, "Stock Exchange Pediment, 1903." Wove paper.
GLC06343.038
[New York Stock Exchange Pediment sketches]
circa 1900
Iron gall ink; blue wove graph paper.
GLC06343.039
[Rough sketch of New York Stock Exchange Pediment]
1900 circa
Graphite; wove paper.
GLC06343.040
[Two inkings of a shacks and boats on one side, sketch with measurements and fish on other side]
Iron gall ink, graphite; laid paper.
GLC06343.041
[Man seated at easel with top hat on one side, profile portrait of man's face on other side]
GLC06343.042
[Profile of man seated in rocking chair wearing top hat and holding spectacles]
Iron gall ink over graphite; wove paper.
GLC06343.043
[Back of sleeping man in top hat lying on bench]
GLC06343.044
[Fisherman with peg leg on one side and walking stick]
circa 1830-1950
Sketch of sculpture of a woman's back on reverse side. Graphite; wove paper.
GLC06343.045
Pocket diary
1864
Emerick, J. H., fl. 1861-1865
14 prefatory and almanac pages + 121 diary pages + 37 memoranda and account pages. Entries throughout, plus notes. Summary of selected entries 1. 01/04/64. Resignation of General Stoneman. Also, "Reconnaissance to Shenandoah Valley has returned not...
GLC06738.04
to [John Henry Sheburne] re: the art of portraiture
1825/07/11
Jefferson, Thomas, 1743-1826
Returning a portrait of John Paul Jones by Charles Willson Peale (neither named in the letter) which he borrowed. Jefferson comments "I do not wonder that Commodore Dale and myself think differently of it's likeness to the same original. My opinion...
GLC06751
Reproduction of painting, inscribed by Beatrice A. Patton to the Stockdales
1946 ca.
Patton, George S. (George Smith), 1885-1945
Inscribed by Patton's wife, Beatrice Ayer Patton, to the Stockdales, with a short note to them both on the verso.
GLC06760.28
A memoir of Granville Sharp
1836
Stuart, Charles, fl. 1836
First edition; early publisher's cloth. Includes Patrick Reason's first published portrait engraving. Reason was an black artist. Collateral to Lincoln manuscript GLC 5302, referring to Granville Sharp.
GLC06841
Diary of Sarah Lydia Gilpin 1820-1821
1820/12/24 - 1821/05/28
Gilpin, Sarah Lydia, 1802-1894
The author concentrates on family life, but also mentions news items that struck her as important. The entry for January 1 1821 reads, "Rec'd the glorious news of the acquital [sic] of the Queen of England - and the [cession?] of the Floridas to the...
GLC06846.01
Rachel. A play in three acts
1920
Grimke, Angelina W., 1880-1958
First play written, produced, and acted by African-Americans, attempting to dramatize racial inequities. The program notes call the play "the first attempt to use the stage for race propaganda in order to enlighten the American people relative to the...
GLC06859
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