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[Thirty-Two 35mm Film Frames on Uncut Roll: 1 of Dance Class, 21 Nude Studies of Olivia Saunders Agee, and 10 Portraits of Ursula Bitter], Walker Evans American, Film negative
[Thirty-Two 35mm Film Frames on Uncut Roll: 1 of Dance Class, 21 Nude Studies of Olivia Saunders Agee, and 10 Portraits of Ursula Bitter]
Walker Evans
James Agee
November 1937
[56 Items of Correspondence, Press Clippings, and Manuscripts By and Related to James Agee], Walker Evans American
[56 Items of Correspondence, Press Clippings, and Manuscripts By and Related to James Agee]
Correspondent Walker Evans
Correspondent James Agee
1937–69
[Contact Sheet of 35mm Negatives: James Agee and Eleanor Clark in Conversation at Party], Walker Evans American, Gelatin silver print
[Contact Sheet of 35mm Negatives: James Agee and Eleanor Clark in Conversation at Party]
Walker Evans
Person in Photograph James Agee
Person in Photograph Eleanor Clark
1949
[Contact Sheet of Six 35mm Negatives: Tintype Photographer at Work, Probably Greenwich Village, New York City], Walker Evans American, Gelatin silver print
[Contact Sheet of Six 35mm Negatives: Tintype Photographer at Work, Probably Greenwich Village, New York City]
Walker Evans
Person in Photograph James Agee
Person in Photograph Eleanor Clark
1933–34, printed 1930s–40s
[12 Postcards Sent by Walker Evans to 10 Recipients, Later Retrieved by the Artist and Filed with his Collection of Postcards], Walker Evans American, Photomechanical prints
[12 Postcards Sent by Walker Evans to 10 Recipients, Later Retrieved by the Artist and Filed with his Collection of Postcards]
Multiple artists/makers
1900s–1970s
Let Us Now Praise Famous Men, Walker Evans American, Book
Let Us Now Praise Famous Men
Walker Evans
Author James Agee
1941
A Death in the Family
Author James Agee
1957
i.e. The Cambridge Review No. 5 (Winter 1955-56)
Author James Agee
Author Walker Evans
1956
i.e. The Cambridge Review No. 5 (Winter 1955-56)
Author James Agee
Author Walker Evans
1956
The Last Letter of James Agee to Father Flye
Author James Agee
1969
[Correspondence, Contracts, Notes, Papers, and Ephemera Relating to "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men," First and Second Editions, and Galleys and Picture Proofs for Second Edition]
Multiple artists/makers
1940–74
[Correspondence and Ephemera Related to Many Are Called and MoMA Exhibition, "Walker Evans' Subway"]
Multiple artists/makers
1964–70
[Black Leather-Bound Diary for the Year 1935 with Dates Pre-printed on Each Page]
Multiple artists/makers
1935
[Brown Leather-Bound Address Book]
Multiple artists/makers
1920s–40s
[Navy Leather-Bound Address Book]
Multiple artists/makers
1920s–40s
[Red Leather-Bound Address Book]
Multiple artists/makers
1920s–40s
[Navy Leather-Bound Address Book]
Multiple artists/makers
1920s–40s
[Black Leather-Bound Address Book]
Multiple artists/makers
1920s–70s
[Address Book]
Multiple artists/makers
1937–59
[One Hundred Twelve Manuscripts, Typescripts, Notes and Items of Ephemera by George Leighton, Lionel Trilling and Others, Collected and Annotated by Walker Evans]
Multiple artists/makers
1950s–60s
[Seventeen Items of Miscellaneous Correspondence Collected By Walker Evans]
Multiple artists/makers
1925–69 and undated
A Way of Seeing: Photographs of New York
Helen Levitt
Author James Agee
Publisher Viking Press
1965
James Agee
Helen Levitt
Person in Photograph Person in photograph James Agee
1945
James Agee
Helen Levitt
Person in Photograph Person in photograph James Agee
1945
James Agee
Helen Levitt
Person in Photograph Person in photograph James Agee
1942
James Agee
Helen Levitt
Person in Photograph Person in photograph James Agee
1945

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