[Forty-six Manuscripts, Typescripts, Notes, and Items of Ephemera by Hanns Skolle, Hart Crane, and Others, Collected and Annotated by Walker Evans]

Author Hanns Skolle American, born Germany

Author Hart Crane American

1920s–30s

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Title: [Forty-six Manuscripts, Typescripts, Notes, and Items of Ephemera by Hanns Skolle, Hart Crane, and Others, Collected and Annotated by Walker Evans]
Author: Hanns Skolle (American (born Germany), 1903–1988)
Author: Hart Crane (American, 1899–1932)
Date: 1920s–30s
Medium: Pencil and ink on paper
Classification: Ephemera
Credit Line: Walker Evans Archive, 1994
Object Number: 1994.250.91
Curatorial Department: Photographs

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[Top Hatted Man on Sidewalk, Possibly Doorman or Porter, New York City], Hanns Skolle American, born Germany, Gelatin silver print — [Top Hatted Man on Sidewalk, Possibly Doorman or Porter, New York City]
Hanns Skolle
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[Walker Evans Seated in Doorway], Hanns Skolle American, born Germany, Film negative — [Walker Evans Seated in Doorway]
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[Walker Evans in Hanns Skolle's Apartment, 13 East 14th Street, New York], Hanns Skolle American, born Germany, Film negative — [Walker Evans in Hanns Skolle's Apartment, 13 East 14th Street, New York]
Hanns Skolle
March 1928

[Walker Evans, 448 West 20th Street, New York City], Hanns Skolle American, born Germany, Film negative — [Walker Evans, 448 West 20th Street, New York City]
Hanns Skolle
April 1928

[Horse-Drawn Cart with Large Ceramic Vases in Nets, Cartagena, Spain], Hanns Skolle American, born Germany, Gelatin silver print — [Horse-Drawn Cart with Large Ceramic Vases in Nets, Cartagena, Spain]
Hanns Skolle
ca. 1930

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