Box 15

Scope and Contents Black and white photographic reproductions and color slides of Brett's work, many with inscribed titles and dates, some dates from slide processing; many slides are faded or have shifted color to pink or orange. Folder 6 includes a date and title list generated from handwritten labels on the slides.Folder 7 contains a CD of scans of unidentified and undated paintings and drawings by Brett. Researchers are requested to use these scans, made from nitrate and glass plate negatives...

Scope and Contents Subjects include Katherine Mansfield, Dorra Carrington, John Middleton Murry, Reginald Viscount Esher II, Frieda Lawrence (photographed by Carl Van Vechten), D. H. Lawrence, Angelo Ravagli, Millicent Rogers, Achsah and Earl Brewster, Leopold Stokowski, Mark Gertler Kutchinson, and Bob Davidson; locations include Garsington, Brett's house at Taos, Manchester Gallery and Sculpture Garden, El Prado, petroglyphs, cloud views and landscapes.

Scope and Content From the Collection: The collection consists of photos of Dorothy Brett, her family and friends taken in Europe and New Mexico, principally in the Taos area. Included are photos of well-known personalities of the New Mexican art community, such as Georgia O'Keefe, Mabel Dodge Lujan, Millicent Rogers, D. H. Lawrence, Frank Waters, and others. The collection contains many reproductions of Brett's paintings of Indian ceremonials. Boxes 3 - 6 include two additions to the collection (contained in folders 18 - 53). Boxes...

Scope and Contents Black and white photographs of art work by others, including a 1941 portrait of Brett by Helen Blumenschein, 5 paintings by D. H. Lawrence (with inscriptions by him on the reverse); color slides of paintings by Lithgow, Forest Moses, and Bob Ray.

Scope and Contents Black and white photographs of R. C. Gorman, Gorman at work in his studio, and his paintings, drawings and chalk work; color slides of Gorman and his painted portrait of Brett.

Scope and Contents Photographs of Brett, Brett with John Middleton Murry and Katherine Mansfield, on horseback and in the studio; 2-1/4 transparencies by Baron Wolman.