Correspondence related to paintings,, 1898-1958
File — Folder: 10
Scope and Contents
"Custer's Last Stand" (1898) - letter
"Custer's Last Stand" (1898) - handwritten note (photocopy)[missing]
"Ghosts in the Galley" (1903) - black/white reproduction, note on reverse side: owned by H.H. Lockwood and given to Colorado Springs Fine Art Museum, 1978
"Love of Life" (1906) illustrations - notes (2) (photocopy)
"Love of Life" (1906) - letter, McClure's Magazine
"Love of Life" (1906) - letter from Jack London (photocopy)
"Portrait of the Artist and Family" (1913) - loan form
"Juanita of Taos" (1914) - letter
"The Chief Speaks" (1917) - letter awarding Potter Palmer Prize to ELB
"Three Riders" (1919) - photo of the original painting, Smithsonian
"Three Riders" (1919) - photocopy and notes
"The Plasterer" (1921) - letter
"Superstition" (1921) - letters (3)
"Indian Dance" (1923) - color reproduction on note card with unrelated letter
"Ranchos Church" (1923-1925) - letter
"The Extraordinary Affray" (1926) - letter
"Song of the Road" (1926) - color reproduction
"Adobe Village: Winter" (1929) - letter
"The City" (1932) - letter
"Indians in the Mountain" (1934) - letter
"Portrait of Mrs. Waller and Children" (1935) - excerpts from a daily diary by Elsie Butler Waller
"Portrait of Mrs. Waller and Children" (1935) - story update
"Portrait of Mrs. Waller and Children" (1935) - sketch of portrait (photocopy)
"The Enchanted Forest" (1935-1946) - letter from Thomas Gilcrease with balance fue on purchase (also mentioned: "Moon, Morning Star and Evening Star," "Mojave Desert," and "Superstition")
"The Enchanted Forest" (1935-1946) - letter from HGB includes abbreviated story of the painting
"Deserted Mining Camp" (1936-1940) - photocopy of painting
"Jury for a Trial of a Sheepherder for Murder" (1936-1940) - letter
"Taos and Her Neighbors" ("Ourselves and Taos Neighbors") (1936-1940) - letter and sketched identification guide
"Don Pedro of Taos" (1938) - print for 1938 Taos Calendar
"Sheepherder" (1939) - letter, includes notes on the painting
"Afternoon of a Sheepherder" (1939) - letter
"Homeward Bound" (1941) - letter from buyer
"Bend in the River" (1942-1948) - color reproduction
"Bend in the River" (1942-1948) - letter (also mentioned: "Church at Ranchos," "Eagle Feather Prayer Chant," "Sangre de Cristo Mountains")
"The Chief Goes Through" (1956-1958) - letter
"The Chief Goes Through" (1956-1958) - requisition for purchase, Museum of New Mexico
"Custer's Last Stand" (1898) - handwritten note (photocopy)[missing]
"Ghosts in the Galley" (1903) - black/white reproduction, note on reverse side: owned by H.H. Lockwood and given to Colorado Springs Fine Art Museum, 1978
"Love of Life" (1906) illustrations - notes (2) (photocopy)
"Love of Life" (1906) - letter, McClure's Magazine
"Love of Life" (1906) - letter from Jack London (photocopy)
"Portrait of the Artist and Family" (1913) - loan form
"Juanita of Taos" (1914) - letter
"The Chief Speaks" (1917) - letter awarding Potter Palmer Prize to ELB
"Three Riders" (1919) - photo of the original painting, Smithsonian
"Three Riders" (1919) - photocopy and notes
"The Plasterer" (1921) - letter
"Superstition" (1921) - letters (3)
"Indian Dance" (1923) - color reproduction on note card with unrelated letter
"Ranchos Church" (1923-1925) - letter
"The Extraordinary Affray" (1926) - letter
"Song of the Road" (1926) - color reproduction
"Adobe Village: Winter" (1929) - letter
"The City" (1932) - letter
"Indians in the Mountain" (1934) - letter
"Portrait of Mrs. Waller and Children" (1935) - excerpts from a daily diary by Elsie Butler Waller
"Portrait of Mrs. Waller and Children" (1935) - story update
"Portrait of Mrs. Waller and Children" (1935) - sketch of portrait (photocopy)
"The Enchanted Forest" (1935-1946) - letter from Thomas Gilcrease with balance fue on purchase (also mentioned: "Moon, Morning Star and Evening Star," "Mojave Desert," and "Superstition")
"The Enchanted Forest" (1935-1946) - letter from HGB includes abbreviated story of the painting
"Deserted Mining Camp" (1936-1940) - photocopy of painting
"Jury for a Trial of a Sheepherder for Murder" (1936-1940) - letter
"Taos and Her Neighbors" ("Ourselves and Taos Neighbors") (1936-1940) - letter and sketched identification guide
"Don Pedro of Taos" (1938) - print for 1938 Taos Calendar
"Sheepherder" (1939) - letter, includes notes on the painting
"Afternoon of a Sheepherder" (1939) - letter
"Homeward Bound" (1941) - letter from buyer
"Bend in the River" (1942-1948) - color reproduction
"Bend in the River" (1942-1948) - letter (also mentioned: "Church at Ranchos," "Eagle Feather Prayer Chant," "Sangre de Cristo Mountains")
"The Chief Goes Through" (1956-1958) - letter
"The Chief Goes Through" (1956-1958) - requisition for purchase, Museum of New Mexico
Dates
- 1898-1958
Language of Materials
From the Collection:
English.
Access Restrictions
None
Extent
From the Collection: 3.25 Linear Feet
Repository Details
Part of the Fray Angélico Chávez History Library Repository
Contact:
Fray Angélico Chávez History Library
New Mexico History Museum
113 Lincoln Ave
Sante Fe NM 87501 USA
(505) 476-5090
historylibrary@state.nm.us
Fray Angélico Chávez History Library
New Mexico History Museum
113 Lincoln Ave
Sante Fe NM 87501 USA
(505) 476-5090
historylibrary@state.nm.us