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[Postcards Addressed to Walker Evans and Filed by the Artist with his Collection of Postcards]
Walker Evans
1900s–1970s
[Black Spiral-Bound Address Book]
Walker Evans
1920s–70s
Sun and Shade, Vol. IV, Nos. 1-12
1890s
[Red Leather-Bound Address Book]
Walker Evans
1920s–40s
[Navy Leather-Bound Appointment and Address Book for the Year 1972]
Walker Evans
1972
[Brown Leather-Bound Address Book]
Walker Evans
1920s–40s
Study for the Head of The Melvin Memorial
Daniel Chester French
1907; cast before 1914
[Navy Leather-Bound Address Book]
Walker Evans
1920s–40s
[Forty-eight Letters and Postcards to Walker Evans from Twenty-one Correspondents: Bernard Haggin to Donald Hyde]
Walker Evans
1946–69
Selected Photographers, 1970 and 1971
David Freund
1970s
Fives' Court
William Chester Walker
1824
[Thirty-five Letters, Notecards, Postcards, and Telegram to Walker Evans from Fifteen Correspondents: Alix Cameron to Caresse Crosby]
Walker Evans
1953–74
The Great Fight
William Chester Walker
1824
William Shakespeare
John Chester Buttre
1856
[Twenty-three Letters, Postcards, Invitation, and Wedding Announcement to Walker Evans from Twelve Correspondents: William D. Walker to Robert W. Wood Jr.]
Walker Evans
1953–74
Maiden, Cupid and Frog
William Henry Romaine Walker
1890–1920
Sporting Guide: The Turf, Tattersall's, March 15
William Chester Walker
1824
Fashionable Movements: The King
William Chester Walker
1824
Sporting Guide, The Turf, Tattersall's, November 11
William Chester Walker
1824
Police
William Chester Walker
1824
Trotting
William Chester Walker
1824
The Woman in White
William Harcourt Hooper
1871
[Contact Sheet (120 format): Palmist Building Exterior; Walker Evans Sitting in a Rocking Chair on a Porch; Walker Evans Photographing a Gourd Tree with a Polaroid SX-70 Camera; Walker Evans and William Christenberry Standing Under a Gourd Tree]
Gay Burke
1973–74
Quadrupeds
Thomas Bewick
[1820]
Milling Correspondence
William Chester Walker
1824
The Moray Minstrels (Invitation card of Arthur James Lewis)
William Harcourt Hooper
1865

[Fifty-six Letters, Notecards, and Wedding Invitation to Walker Evans from Seven Correspondents: Leon Edel to Jessie Crane Evans]

Walker Evans
1950–72
Mary, Queen of Scots arrested by the Earl of Bothwell
John Walker
September 28, 1792
Ophelia: "There's fennel for you, and columbines" (Shakespeare, Hamlet, Act 4, Scene 5)
William Wynne Ryland
1787
Luxborough House in Essex; the Seat of Sir Edward Hughes, Bart.
William Walker
1787
[Four Letters and Party Invitation to Walker Evans from Four Correspondents: William A. Garnett to Barron Gourlay]
Walker Evans
1953–67
East Front of Luxborough House in Essex, the Seat of Sir Edward Hughtes, Bt.
Conrad Martin Metz
1787
Leaf from Aedes Walpolianae mounted with two prints: (a): Three Soldiers; (b): Christ Appearing to Mary in the Garden
Richard Earlom
18th–19th century
The Death of Mary Queen of Scots (from "European Magazine and London Review," volume I)
William Walker
June 1, 1782
Everybody's Valentine Writer; or, True Lovers' Note Book, For the Present Year, Being an Extensive and Original Collection of Serious and Comic Valentines, With Appropriate Answers, Adapted for the Use of Both Sexes
William R. Walker
[1830s] (?)
Water Birds
Thomas Bewick
[1820]
Land Birds
Thomas Bewick
[1820]
A New Collection of Sentimental and Comic Valentines, For Ladies and Gentlemen
early 19th century
A New Collection of Sentimental and Comic Valentines, For Ladies and Gentlemen.
early 19th century
The Power of Beauty, Venus reclining at right, gesturing towards a kneeling satyr, a cherub binding its hands behind it with another pulling on its beard and raising an arrow
William Walker
1767