[61 Manuscript and Typescript Drafts, Notes, and Carbons, with Related Photomechanical Reproductions and Project Ephemera Including Interoffice Memoranda, Postcards, and Correspondence with Deltiologists Relating to "Main Street Looking North from Courthouse Square", Published in Fortune Magazine May 1948]
Artwork Details
- Title: [61 Manuscript and Typescript Drafts, Notes, and Carbons, with Related Photomechanical Reproductions and Project Ephemera Including Interoffice Memoranda, Postcards, and Correspondence with Deltiologists Relating to "Main Street Looking North from Courthouse Square", Published in Fortune Magazine May 1948]
- Author: Walker Evans (American, St. Louis, Missouri 1903–1975 New Haven, Connecticut)
- Date: June 7, 1947–June 4, 1948
- Medium: Pencil/ink on paper; photomechanical print
- Classifications: Manuscript Materials, Prints
- Credit Line: Walker Evans Archive, 1994
- Object Number: 1994.250.20
- Curatorial Department: Photographs
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