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Title
Painting of Brookfield Center
Description
Letters book; one-page letter on verso of painting page and envelope
Date
1965
Title
Paintings by Jim Nutt
Description
Invitation for a one-person exhibition at the Phyllis Kind Gallery, Chicago, opened 1 April 1972 (?)
Date
1972?
Title
Paintings by Jim Nutt
Description
Invitation/poster for a one-person exhibition at the Phyllis Kind Gallery, Chicago, opened April 1, 1972?, from an original drawing made for the purpose
Date
1970
Title
Paintings by Jim Nutt
Description
Invitation for a one-person exhibition at the Phyllis Kind Gallery, Chicago, opened 1 April 1972 (?)
Date
1972?
Title
Palermo Catacombs #10 (Girl with Flowers)
Description
null
Date
1963
Title
pamphlet
Description
(Poet, friend of HCW/JBW from Chicago) Inscription reads: "For Cliff: two poems suggested by his self-portrait the reluctant acrobat." Note written in pencil: "Bruce Oxford - early 1950s." Contains two typed poems. Signed by poet in ink.
Date
early 1950s
Title
A Panel in the Architectural Building
Description
null
Date
1894
Title
Paper on String, Chicago 1938
Description
Printed under immediate supervision of Nathan Lerner by Douglas Munson and Gordon Wagner
Date
1938 (negative, printed 1983)
Title
The Parables
Description
Illustration from the book 'The Parables from the New Testament'
Date
1942
Title
Parade with UNIA Legion, (Marcus Garvey Demonstration)
Description
null
Date
1924
Title
Parked Car, Small Town, Main Street (Main St., Ossining, New York)
Description
Printed by Richard Benson, John Decks, and Lee Friedlander under supervision of Walker Evans (incomplete portfolio: 13/15 prints)
Date
1932 (negative, printed 1974)
Title
Paul Eluard et Nusch a Montignon
Description
null
Date
1936
Title
Paul Strand Sleeping on Train
Description
null
Date
circa 1935 - 1936
Title
Periscope Postmortem
Description
From the national print competition held in 1942-43, sponsored by the U.S. organization 'Artists for Victory, Inc.' and part of the resulting exhibition, entitled 'Artists for Victory,' that traveled throughout the U.S.A.
Date
1943
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