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Summary


Title

Russell Babcock Collection
Collection Number MSS-0005
Inclusive Dates 1910-2001
Creator

Russell Babcock, Wanda Babcock, Philip C. Curtis

Extent

34.5 linear ft

Processed By Amy Reimann, Class of 2000; Rosemary Beyer, Class of 2002; Michael Hewitt, Class of 2005; Jennifer A. Thomas, Archivist
Finding Aid Prepared By Jennifer A. Thomas, August 2006
Abstract Two series from this collection are currently available in this finding aid: that of correspondence from surrealist artist Philip C. Curtis to his lifelong friend, Russell Babcock, as well as addenda materials that were located in a large book donation from Babcock to the Albion College Stockwell-Mudd Libraries. The other materials in the collection not yet available include Babock's collection of political science publications and his personal papers. Special Collections felt it necessary to make the Babock-Curtis materials in particular available as soon as possible due to their historical value.
Table of Contents
 

Summary, Access & Use, Biographies, Scope & Content, Series Description, Inventory, Bibliography
 

 

Acquisition Information

The majority of the collection was donated to Albion College as a part of the Russell B. Babcock Estate in 2001.  The Philip C. Curtis Materials in Series I of the collection were donated a year earlier during the summer of 2000 by Mr. Babcock previous to his death.

Access Restrictions None
Copyright The literary rights to this collection are assumed to rest with the person(s) responsible for the production of the particular items within the collection, or with their heirs or assigns. Researchers bear full legal responsibility for acquisition to publish from any part of said collection per Title 17, United States Code. The Albion College Special Collections Unit may reserve the right to intervene as intermediary at its own discretion.
Preferred Citation Item, Folder Title, Box No., Russell Babcock Collection, College Archives, Special Collections, Albion College.



Russell Babcock was born in Galien, Michigan on September 9, 1905. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Albion College in 1927 and his Masters degree in education from the Graduate Teachers College of Winnetka, Illinois. Babcock completed other graduate work at the University of Wisconsin, where he studied philosophy from 1927-28, Northwestern University, and the University of London, England.  From 1928 to 1931, he was an English teacher at Robert College in Istanbul, Turkey.

Following that experience and a year of graduate work at the University of London afterwards, Babcock returned to the United States and began teaching in the Winnetka Public School system in Illinois, where his pioneering work in sex education did not go unrecognized. He stayed at Winnetka for 9 years.

He served in the armed forces during World War II, and then in 1946 took a position as the Director of Education for the Chicago Department of Race Relations. He went to Liberia and West Africa, as a consultant to the former Secretary of State, Stettinius. When Babcock returned to Illinois, he served under Adlai Stevenson, until accepting a position as field director of the Illinois Council of Economic Education at Northwestern.

During the Depression years (1933-46) he was very active in the social reform movement (New America). Later, joining the Democrats in 1976, as a delegate to the Democratic National Convention for the nomination of Jimmy Carter.

In 1960 he moved to Galien, MI, where he worked as a teacher in the public school system he graduated from in 1922. He retired from Galien in 1968, and continued to live there with his wife, Wanda Taeschner (University of Illinois alumnus), until her death and, a few years later, his own. He was 96.

Babcock was a staunch supporter of Albion College. A member of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity, he was also a  star guard and one of the “Iron Men” on the College basketball team in 1926 and 1927. His 3 brothers, a cousin and several nephews and nieces have also attended Albion. In 1991, Babcock established the Philip C. Curtis Visiting Artist Endowment at Albion in honor of his friend, whom he had known, loved, and corresponded with for nearly 70 years.

Timeline for Philip C. Curtis

1907

  • Philip C. Curtis born in Jackson, Michigan

1923

  • Curtis falls through the ice, becomes ill with inflammatory rheumatism and is confined to bed for a year – consequently suffers from debilitating arthritis throughout his life

1926

  • Curtis enters Albion College and meets Russell Babcock (Class of 1927)

1930

  • B.A. from Albion College and University of Michigan in pre-law

 

  • Starts law studies at the University of Michigan Law School

1932

  • Starts at Yale University, School of Fine Arts

1935

  • Receives 4-year certificate from Yale

 

  • Supervisor of Mural Painting (assistant), WPA Art Project, New York City

1936

  • WPA sends Cutis to assist in the development of an art center in Phoenix, Arizona

 

  • Curtis is appointed Director of the Phoenix Art Center

1939

  • WPA sends Curtis to aid in developing the Des Moines Art Center

 

  • Consults with art-conscious groups in Portland, Oregon; Minneapolis, Minnesota; Raleigh, Chapel Hill and Winston-Salem, North Carolina

1941

  • Enters Harvard, intending to prepare for museum work

 

  • Enlisted to assist the Office of Strategic Services during World War II

1947

  • Curtis returns to Arizona, selects a home and studio in a renovated horse stable on the George and Rachel Ellis compound north of Scottsdale, Arizona on an old cattle trail

1949

  • “Philip C. Curtis”exhibit, San Francisco Museum of Art (Gouache)

1950

  • Group exhibition, Weyhe Gallery, New York City (Gouache)

1957

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Arizona State College, Tempe (Oil and the establishment of style)

1960

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Phoenix Art Museum

1961

  • Curtis Trust forms by Lewis J. Ruskin – members include Mrs. John C. Pritzlaff, Jr.; Mrs. Oliver B. James; Jerome H. Louchheim, Jr.; Mrs. Franz G. Talley; Thomas D. Darlington; Read Mullan; Edward Jacobson; Mrs. G. Robert Herberger; Walter Bimson

1963

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Phoenix Art Museum
1964
  • "Recent paintings by Philips C. Curtis" exhibit, Knoedler Art Gallery, New York City

1966

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Feingarten Gallery, Los Angeles, California

 

  • “[Four Paintings]” exhibit, Albion College, Albion, Michigan
 
  • "Philip C. Curtis" exhibit, California Palace of the Legion of Honor, San Francisco, California

1967

  • “20-Year Retrospective Exhibition: The Art of Philip C. Curtis”, Northern Arizona University

 

  • “Paintings of Renowned American Artist Philip Curtis”, Flagstaff Summer Festival, Arizona

 

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Betty Thomen’s Gallery, Basel, Switzerland

 

  • Galerie Krugier et Cie becomes Curtis’ European representative

 

  • “The Philip C. Curtis Show”, Galerie Krugier et Cie, Geneva, Switzerland

1968

  • Educational Television taped interviews

 

  • “Music in Art” exhibit, Flagstaff Summer Festival

1969

  • “[Fourteen Paintings]” exhibit, Albion College, Albion, Michigan

 

  • Elected as Benjamin Franklin Fellow, Royal Society of Art, England

 

  • Terminates relations with M. Knoedler and Co.; Begins representation by Coe Kerr Gallery, Inc., New York City (E. Coe Kerr Jr. formerly president of M. Knoedler and Co.)

1970

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Arizona State University, Tempe

 

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, University of Arizona, Tucson

 

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Oklahoma Art Center

 

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Coe Kerr Gallery, New York City

 

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Amon Carter Museum of Western Art, Fort Worth, Texas

1971

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Palm Springs Desert Museum, Palm Springs, California

 

  • Receives honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degree from Albion College

1972

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, University of California at Los Angeles

 

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Utah Museum of Fine Arts

 

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

1974

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Galerie Ariadne, Vienna, Austria
 
  • "The Time Freeze - Philip C. Curtis" movie by Jose Bermudez, Scottsdale Center for the Arts

1975

  • “Arizona Invitational ‘75”, Phoenix Art Museum

1976

  • Receives Distinguished Achievement in Art, Gold Medal, National Society for Arts and Letters, New York City

1977

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Santa Fe Festival of the Arts
1978
  • “Scottsdale Festival 9 and the Philip C. Curtis Retrospective Exhibition”, Scottsdale Center for the Arts

 

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Phillips Collection, Washington, D.C.

 

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, C.M. Russell Museum, Great Falls, Montana

1979

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Ella Sharp Museum, Jackson, Michigan

 

  • Receives Distinguished Achievement Award, Arizona State University College of Fine Arts

1980

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Gallery 609, Denver, Colorado

1981

  • Receives honorary Doctor of Human Letters degree from Arizona State University

1982

  • “Curtis Gallery” permanent exhibit, Phoenix Art Museum

1983

  • Receives Governor’s Award, Artist of the Year, State of Arizona

1984

  • “Surrealist Paintings by Philip C. Curtis”, Fine Arts Center of Tempe, Arizona

 

  • Receives Cultural Contribution Award, City of Scottsdale Fine Arts Commission

1986

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Arizona Bank

 

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Northern Arizona University Art Gallery

 

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Plains Art Museum, Moorhead, Minnesota

1987

  • “Philip C. Curtis” exhibit, Nicolaysen Art Museum, Casper, Wyoming

 

  • Receives Cultural Contribution Award, City of Scottsdale Fine Arts Commission
1988
  • "Known and Unknown, A Retrospective Exhibition 1947-1987," Scottsdale Center for the Arts

1990

  • “Paintings 1962-1988”, Marilyn Butler Fine Art, Scottsdale, Arizona

 

  • “Paintings 1962-1988”, Marilyn Butler Gallery, Santa Monica, California

 

  • “Early Work” exhibit and honorary dinner, Phoenix Art Museum

1991

  • Inauguration of the Philip C. Curtis Visiting Artist Program established by Russell B. Babcock and Wanda T. Babcock at Albion College
 
  • "Philip C. Curtis - The Return" exhibit, Elsie E. Munro Gallery, Bobbitt Visual Arts Center, Albion College, Albion, Michigan

 

  • Receives Distinguished Alumni Award, Albion College, Albion, Michigan

1993

  • “Philip C. Curtis and Time Stood Still”, Riva Yares Gallery, Scottsdale, Arizona

1994

  • “Philip C. Curtis and Time Stood Still”, Riva Yares Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico

1997

  • Philip C. Curtis Endowed Graduate Fellowship established at Arizona State University

1998

  • “A Procession: Paintings by Philip C. Curtis from Valley Collections”, Arizona State University Art Museum

1999

  • Curtis sustains serious neck injury

2000

  • Curtis dies at the age of 93

2001

  • “Ullman Center for the Art of Philip Curtis” opens, Phoenix Art Museum

 


Series I: Philip C. Curtis Materials

Subseries I: Russell Babcock/Philip Curtis Correspondence

A.   From Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock, 1928-1983

B.   From Russell Babcock to Philip Curtis, 1995, n.d.
 

Subseries II: 1930s-60s

A.   Correspondence, 1932-1968, n.d.

B.   Publications, 1963-1969

C.   Original Artwork, 1930

D.   Art Exhibition Materials, 1949-1969

1.   “Philip C. Curtis” – San Francisco Museum of Art, 1949

2.   “Philip C. Curtis” – Phoenix Art Museum, 1963

3.   “Recent Paintings by Philip C. Curtis” – Knoedler Art Gallery (NYC), 1964

4.   “Philip C. Curtis” – Feingarten Gallery (LA), 1966

5.   [“Four Paintings”] – Albion College, 1966

6.   “Recent Paintings by Philip C. Curtis” – California Palace of the Legion of Honor (San Francisco), 1966

7.   “The Philip C. Curtis Show” – Galerie Krugier (Geneva, Switzerland), 1968

8.   “The Art of Philip C. Curtis” – Flagstaff Summer Festival (Northern Arizona University Art Gallery), 1967

9.   “Music in Art” – Flagstaff Summer Festival (Northern Arizona University Art Gallery), 1968

10. [“Fourteen Paintings”] – Albion College, 1969
 

Subseries III: 1970s

A.   Correspondence, 1970-1978, n.d.

B.   Publications, 1970-1979

C.   Photographs, n.d.

D.   Art Exhibition Materials, 1970-1979

1.   “Philip C. Curtis” – Coe Kerr Gallery (New York City), 1970

2.   “Philip C. Curtis” – Arizona State University (Tempe), 1970

3.   “Philip C. Curtis” – University of Arizona (Tucson), 1970

4.   “Philip C. Curtis” – Oklahoma Art Center, 1970

5.   “Philip C. Curtis” – Amon Carter Museum of Western Art (Fort Worth, TX), 1970

6.   “Philip C. Curtis” – Palm Springs Desert Museum, 1971

7.   “Philip C. Curtis” – UCLA, 1972

8.   “Philip C. Curtis” – Utah Museum of the Arts, 1972

9.   "Philip C. Curtis” – University of Nevada (Las Vegas) 1972

10. “The Time Freeze – Philip C. Curtis” – Scottsdale Center for the Arts, 1974

11. “Scottsdale Arts Festival 9 and the Philip C. Curtis Retrospective Exhibition” – Scottsdale Center for the Arts, 1978

12. “Philip C. Curtis” – Phillips Collection (Washington, D.C.), 1978

13. “Philip C. Curtis” – Ella Sharp Museum (Jackson, MI), 1979
 

Subseries IV: 1980s

A.   Correspondence, n.d.

B.   Publications, 1981-1989

C.   Unpublished Items, 1984-1987

D.   Art Exhibition Materials, 1980-1988

1.   “Philip C. Curtis” – Gallery 609 (Denver, Colorado), 1980

2.   “Curtis Gallery” – Phoenix Art Museum, 1982

3.   “Surrealist Paintings of Philip C. Curtis” – Fine Arts Center of Tempe, 1984

4.   “Philip C. Curtis” – Arizona Bank, 1986

5.   “Known & Unknown, A Retrospective Exhibition 1947-1987” – Scottsdale Center for the Arts, 1988
 

Subseries V: 1990s – Present

A.   Correspondence, 1994-1997

B.   Publications, 1990-2000

C.   Art Exhibition Materials, 1989-1997, n.d.

1.   “Paintings 1962-1988” – Marilyn Butler Fine Art (Scottsdale, Arizona), 1990

2.   “Paintings 1962-1988” – Marilyn Butler Gallery (Santa Fe, New Mexico), 1990

3.   “Philip C. Curtis Paintings: 1935-1955” – Phoenix Art Museum, 1990

4.   “Philip C. Curtis - The Return” – Albion College, 1991

5.   “Philip C. Curtis and Time Stood Still” – Riva Yares Gallery (Scottsdale, Arizona), 1993

6.   “A Procession: Paintings by Philip C. Curtis from Valley Collections” – Arizona State University Art Museum, 1997

7.   “Philip C. Curtis” – West Valley Art Museum, Arizona, 2000

D.   Albion College Materials, 1991-1993

E.   Photographs, 1990, n.d.

F.   Unpublished Items, 1994-1996
 

Subseries VI: Interview of Russell B. Babcock, 2000

A.   Audio Recording

B.   Typed Transcription
 

Series II: Book Addenda
 

Series III: Political Science Publications 

 

 

Box

Folder

Series

Item ( * = Folder includes Typed Transcription )

1

1

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock] July 6, 1928*

1

2

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock] August 1, 1928*

1

3

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock] November 19, 1928*

1

4

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock] Tuesday, March 12 [1929]*

1

5

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock] June 3, 1929*

1

6

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock] February 28, 1930*

1

7

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock] August 2, 1931*

1

8

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock] April 28, 1932*

1

9

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – October 1932]*

1

10

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – January 1933]*

1

11

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock] April 23, 1933*

1

12

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – August 1933]*

1

13

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – September 1933]*

1

14

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – August 1935]*

1

15

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – September 1935]*

1

16

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock] November 3, 1935*

1

17

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – November 1935]*

1

18

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – December 1935]*

1

19

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – January 1936]*

1

20

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – April 1936]*

1

21

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – October 1936]*

1

22

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – November 1936

(Includes rough draft of “A Bill to be presented to Congress to provide for the establishment of federal arts centers throughout the U.S. for the purpose of employing artists…”)]*

1

23

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – March 1937]*

1

24

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – March 1937]*

1

25

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – March 1937]*

1

26

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – June 1937]*

1

27

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – August 1937]*

1

28

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – November 1937]*

1

29

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – May 1938]*

1

30

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock- June 1938] *

1

31

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – July 1938]*

1

32

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – February 1939]*

1

33

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – June 1939]*

1

34

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – January 1941]*

1

35

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – May 1941]*

1

36

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – ca. 1942]*

1

37

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock] Monday [July 1942]*

1

38

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – September 1942]*

1

39

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – November 1942]*

1

40

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – February 1943]*

1

41

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – July 1943]*

1

42

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – August 1943]*

1

43

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – ca. March 1946]*

1

44

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – May 1947]*

1

45

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – Summer 1947]*

1

46

I:I

[Letter from Philip & Marge Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – December 1947]*

1

47

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – ca.1948]*

1

48

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – December 1948]*

1

49

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – ca. 1950-52]*

1

50

I:I

[Letter from Philip & Marge Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – January 1950]*

1

51

I:I

[Letter from Philip & Marge Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – June 1952]*

1

52

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – July 1952]*

1

53

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – October 1952]*

1

54

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – 1953]*

1

55

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – September 1953]*

1

56

I:I

[Letter from Philip & Marge Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – September 1955]*

1

57

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – Fall 1955]*

1

58

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – Fall 1955]*

1

59

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – Fall 1955]*

1

60

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – December 1955]*

1

61

I:I

[Letter from Philip & Marge Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – March 1956]*

2

1

I:I

[Letter from Philip & Marge Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – 1956]*

2

2

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – May 1956]*

2

3

I:I

[Letters from Philip & Marge Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – June 1956]*

2

4

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – June 1956]*

2

5

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – June 1956]*

2

6

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – July 1956]*

2

7

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – Saturday, August 1956]*

2

8

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – November 1956]*

2

9

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – November 1956]*

2

10

I:I

[Letter from Philip & Marge Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – Spring 1957]*

2

11

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – October 1957]*

2

12

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – November 1957]*

2

13

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – February 1958]*

2

14

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Wanda Babcock – September 1958]*

2

15

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – November 1959]*

2

16

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – February 10, 1960]*

2

17

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – September 1960]*

2

18

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock November 1961]*

2

19

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – December 1961]*

2

20

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – March 1963]*

2

21

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – May 1964]*

2

22

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – June 1964]*

2

23

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – November 1964]*

2

24

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – January 1965 (Includes “Art Tour,” New York Herald Tribune & New York Times 12/13/64)]*

2

25

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – ca. May 1965]*

2

26

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – Summer 1965]*

2

27

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – 1966]*

2

28

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – June 1967]*

2

29

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – Fall 1967]*

2

30

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – November 24, 1967]*

2

31

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – December 1967]*

2

32

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – 1969]*

2

33

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – October 1969]*

2

34

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – December 1969]*

2

35

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell and Wanda Babcock – May 1970]*

2

36

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – August 1970]*

2

37

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – October 1970]*

2

38

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – November 12, 1970]*

2

39

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – 1978]*

2

40

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – 1978 (Includes Photograph of Russell Babcock at Philip Curtis Show)]*

2

41

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – June 29, 1979]*

2

42

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell and Wanda Babcock – ca.1980s]*

2

43

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – June 1982]*

2

44

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – June 1986]*

2

45

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – Sunday, April 1988]*

2

46

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – April 1989]*

2

47

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – August 1992]*

2

48

I:I

[Card from Philip Curtis to Russell Babcock – October 8, 1999]*

2

49

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – ca.1990s]*

2

50

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – n.d.]*

2

51

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – n.d.]*

2

52

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – n.d.]*

2

53

I:I

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Russell & Wanda Babcock – n.d. (Includes newspaper clipping “Nuclear mourning,” Scottsdale Daily Progress & reproduction photograph from clipping)]*

2

54

I:II

[Letter from Russell Babcock to Philip Curtis – April 21, 1995]*

2

55

I:II

[Draft Letter from Russell Babcock to Philip Curtis – n.d.]*

2

56

I:II

[Draft Letter from Russell Babcock to Philip Curtis – n.d.]*

3

1

I:II:A

[Letter from Philip Curtis to W&G Foyle, Ltd.] April 1, 1932*

3

2

I:II:A

[Letters from Russell Babcock to Broda Barnes – May 1956]*

3

3

I:II:A

[Letters from Broda Barnes to Russell Babcock – 1956, 57]*

3

4

I:II:A

[Letter from Broda Barnes to Philip Curtis – October 1957]*

3

5

I:II:A

[Letter from Thomas Hight to Russell Babcock – August 3, 1968 (Found within Hight. Philip Campbell Curtis (1907-): A Study of his Life and Painting.)]*

3

6

I:II:A

[Note from Effie, n.d.]*

3

7

I:II:B

Stocker, Joseph. (1963, February). “Curtis,” Arizona: Point West, 36-41.

3

8

I:II:B

Kelly, Tim.  (1963, November). “Journey to a Far Country: The art of Philip C. Curtis,” Arizona Highways, 15-37. (3 copies)

3

9

I:II:B

Davis, Charlotte K. ( 1965, August). “Paintings of Philip C. Curtis,” Ramparts, 37-44.

 

3

10

I:II:B

Shelton, Elizabeth. (1966, February 27). “Art of living Americans carries cultural diplomacy around world,” The Washington Post, F1. (Incomplete)

 

4

1

I:II:B

Perlman, Barbara.  (1968, May 23). “The Strange and Mystical Art of Philip Curtis,” The Arizonian, 16:21, 6, 11, 27. (3 copies) [Oversize]

 

3

11

I:II:B

Wilson, Patricia Boyd.  (1968, December 6). “The Home Forum,” The Christian Science Monitor.

 

3

12

I:II:B

Hight, Elton Thomas. Philip Cambell Curtis (1907-): A study of his life and painting. Arizona State University, September 1969. [Master of Arts Thesis]

 

3

13

I:II:B

“The fine art of finding art.” (1969, November 16). Arizona Republic.

 

4

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I:II:B

[Duplicate Publications, 1963-1991]

 

3

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I:II:C

[Bookmark.  Design by Philip Curtis, 1930]

 

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I:II:D1

[San Francisco Museum of Art. “Philip C. Curtis.” July 7-August 9, 1949 (With note to Russell & Wanda Babcock) (Catalog - 2 copies)]

 

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I:II:D2

Russell, John. The Art of Philip Curtis. Limited edition. Dedicated to “Wanda & Bab – Phil.” (Second copy is regular edition)

 

 

3

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I:II:D3

“The Art Gallery Exhibition Directory December ’64.” (1964, December). The Art Gallery, 15, 20.

 

3

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I:II:D3

[Knoedler Art Gallery Exhibition Preview 1964 (Invitation)]

 

3

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I:II:D3

M. Knoedler & Co., Inc. (December 8-26, 1964). “Recent Paintings by Philip C. Curtis.” New York. (3 copies)

 

3

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I:II:D3

Preston, Stuart. “New Wine in New Bottles,” n.d.

 

3

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I:II:D4

Seldis, Henry J. (1966, May 2). “Sensuality, Style Combined,” Los Angeles Times, V11.

 

3

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I:II:D4

Howell, Betje.  (1966, May 7). “Perspective on Art,” Evening Outlook, 20A.

 

3

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I:II:D4

Seldis, Henry J. (1966, May 15). “Critic Takes a Critical Look at Art of Criticism,” Los Angeles Times. [Incomplete]

 

3

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I:II:D5

[Albion College Art Show “Four Paintings” April 13-May 1, 1966 (Brochure)]

 

3

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I:II:D5

[Albion College Art Program “Four Paintings” April 13-May 1, 1966 (Exhibition Card)]

 

3

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I:II:D5

Curtis Items (1) [ca. 1966]

 

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I:II:D6

California Palace of the Legion of Honor. (March 12-April 3, 1966). “Recent Paintings by Philip C. Curtis.”  San Francisco, CA. (Catalog)

 

3

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I:II:D6

Fried, Alexander. (1966, March 24). “Breath of Fresh Art,” Examiner.

 

3

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I:II:D7

Galerie Krugier. (1967, October). “The Philip C. Curtis Show.” Geneva, Switzerland. (Catalog – 2 copies; Translation)

 

3

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I:II:D7

[Letter from E. Coe Kerr, President, M Knoedler & Co., Inc. to Russell Babcock (November 16, 1967)]

 

3

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I:II:D7

[“Knoedler Names New Officers and Will Move to New Location,” January 1969 (Press Release)]

 

3

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I:II:D7

[Business Card for Basil Petrov, M. Knoedler & Co., n.d.]

 

3

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I:II:D8

“The Art Gallery Exhibition Directory Summer 1967.” (1967, Summer). The Art Gallery, 35.

 

3

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I:II:D8

[Correspondence from Jon H. Hopkins, Director, Northern Arizona University Art Gallery, to Russell Babcock (June 7, 1967-July 28, 1967, n.d.)]

 

3

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I:II:D8

[Flagstaff Summer Festival. University Gallery, July 18, 1967 (Program)]

 

3

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I:II:D8

“Set for the Show.” (1967, July 18). The Sun (Flagstaff, Arizona), 2+.

 

3

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I:II:D8

“The Art Crowd Meets in Flagstaff.” (1967, July 23). The Arizona Republic, 2-M.

 

3

38

I:II:D8

Bucklew, Joan. (1967, July 23). “Subject Clear, Not the Meaning,” The Arizona Republic, 8-N.

 

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I:II:D8

[Flagstaff Summer Festival 1967 Series (Brochure – 2 copies)]

 

5

2

I:II:D8

Northern Arizona University Art Gallery. “The Art of Philip C. Curtis.” Flagstaff Summer Festival 1967. (Catalog – 2 copies)

 

5

3

I:II:D8

[Northern Arizona University Art Gallery Exhibition 1967 (Invitations)]

 

5

4

I:II:D8

[“The Art of Philip C. Curtis,” 1967 Flagstaff Summer Festival (Ticket)]

 

5

5

I:II:D8

[Flagstaff Summer Festival 1967 Series (Return Form and Receipt for “Eva.”)]

 

5

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I:II:D9

[Summer Festival National Loan Exhibition of “Music in Art,” July 26, 1968 (Invitation)]

 

5

7

I:II:D9

Northern Arizona University Art Gallery. “Music in Art.” Flagstaff Summer Festival 1968. (Catalog)

 

5

8

I:II:D9

[Arizona Thumbbox Invitational Exhibition. July 25-August 15, ca. 1968 (Exhibition Card)]

 

5

9

I:II:D10

[Inventory of Paintings on Loan to Albion College by Russell & Wanda Babcock, October 15, 1969]

 

5

10

I:II:D10

(1969, December 3). Albion Evening Recorder.

 

5

11

I:II:D10

Phil’s Exhibit (1) [Materials Related to Albion College Show 1969]

 

5

12

I:III:A

[Letter from A.T. Baker, Senior Editor of Time, to Mrs. Henry R. Luce – April 10, 1970]

 

5

13

I:III:A

[Letter from Charlotte Swanson Cleeland, Interior Designer, to Russell Babcock – May 11, 1970 (Incomplete)]

 

5

14

I:III:A

[Postcards from Vernon Bobbitt to Russell Babcock – September, November 1970]

 

5

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I:III:A

[Letter from Virginia Hale to Philip Curtis – November 2, 1970 (Photocopy)]

 

 

5

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I:III:A

[Letter from Philip Curtis to Virginia Hale – November 12, 1970]

 

5

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I:III:A

[Letter from Bernard T. Lomas, President, Albion College, to Philip Curtis – January 26, 1971 (Includes Feighan, Fleur. (1971, January 29). “Curtis Named to Commission,” This Weekend, Supplement to the Scottsdale Daily Progress, 13.)]

 

5

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I:III:A

[Letter from Karl Menninger to Philip Curtis – April 3, 1978]

 

5

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I:III:A

[Phone message from “Jerry, Jim and all” to Philip Curtis – n.d.]

 

5

20

I:III:B

“Ghosts at Noon.” (1970, October 5). Time, 76-77. (2 copies)

 

5

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I:III:B

[Honorary Doctorate Degree of Fine Arts from Albion College 1971 – Press Releases]

 

5

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I:III:B

Philip C. Curtis. Philip C. Curtis: 1971.

 

5

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I:III:B

Curtis, Philip C. “Horse Barn.” Print reproduced from catalog Philip C. Curtis, 1972.

 

5

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I:III:B

“Arizona’s Internationally Honored Artist: Philip C. Curtis, Premier portrayer of lost America.” (1973, January). Arizona Highways, 40-43. (2 copies)

 

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I:II:B

Curtis, Philip, et al. (1973). “August 1973,” The Art of Northland Press 1973.  [Calendar - Oversize]

 

5

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I:III:B

[Greeting Card by H. George Caspari, Inc. featuring “The Game” by Philip C. Curtis, 1976]

 

5

26

I:III:B

Heckscher, August. (1979, December 7). “In the Larger View.” The Christian Science Monitor, 20.

 

5

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I:III:B

“Nickelodeon Returns.” (ca. 1970s). Scottsdale Daily Progress, 24.

 

4

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I:III:B

[Duplicate Publications, 1963-1991]

 

5

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I:III:C

[Photograph of Russell & Wanda Babcock at Philip Curtis Exhibit, ca. 1970s]

 

5

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I:III:C

[Photographs of Russell Babcock with Philip Curtis’ Mother and Brother at Philip Curtis exhibit, ca.1970s]

 

5

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I:III:D

[Lists of Paintings: For Sale; Sold by Opening Date - October 6, 1970]

 

5

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I:III:D

1970 Exhibits – Oklahoma and Others

 

5

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I:III:D

“Philip C. Curtis: Schedule of Exhibitions 1970.” (2 copies)

 

5

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I:III:D1

Chapin, Louis. (1970, November 9). Christian Science Monitor, 8. (2 copies)

 

5

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I:III:D1

Coe Kerr Gallery. “Cable Address,” ca. 1970.

 

5

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I:III:D1

[Coe Kerr Gallery, Inc.  Invitation to Russell Babcock for “Philip C. Curtis” exhibition, 1970.]

 

5

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I:III:D2

“Phil Curtis Show to Open Sunday.” (1970, February 27). Arizona Living (Scottsdale Weekly) 1:7, 9.

 

5

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I:III:D2

Micuda, Jean. (1970, March 13). “Curtis Exhibition,” Arizona Living, 8.

 

5

38

I:III:D2

Phil’s Exhibit 1970 (2) [Materials Related to the Arizona State University Show]

 

5

39

I:III:D2

Miller, Marlan. (ca. 1970). “An Excursion into Imagination,” The Phoenix Gazette.

 

5

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I:III:D3

McCune, Cathryn. (1970, April 5).  The Arizona Daily Star.

 

5

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I:III:D4

“Triple Treat Opens at Art Center.” (1970, July 5). Oklahoma Journal Fun Guide, 8.

 

5

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I:III:D4

“Art Roundup.” (1970, July 19). Oklahoma Journal Fun Guide, 8.

 

5

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I:III:D5

“Museum will open exhibition Thursday.” (1970, May 10). Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 3-F.

 

5

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I:III:D6

Palm Springs Show 1971 – Press Releases

 

5

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I:III:D6

[Palm Springs Show 1971 – Press Releases]

 

5

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I:III:D7

Howell, Betje. (1972, January 2). “UCLA Beckons Curtis Exhibit.”

 

5

47

I:III:D7

Seldis, Henry J. (1972, January 23). “Neo-Postimpressionism, Mystery, Unity at UCLA,” Los Angeles Times, 48.

 

5

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I:III:D7

[UCLA Show 1972 – Press Releases]

 

5

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I:III:D7

[Letter from John A. Armstrong, Visual Arts Manager, Scottsdale Center for the Arts, to Russell Babcock – February 27, 1978]

 

5

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I:III:D8

Dibble, George. (1972, July 30). “New Roles Assigned to Inanimate Objects,” Salt Lake Tribune.

 

 

 

5

51

I:III:D9

Licka, C.E. (1972, March 25). “Surreal Performances,” Artweek, 10.

 

5

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I:III:D10

[Invitation from the Scottsdale Fine Arts Commission to Russell & Wanda Babcock for “The Time Freeze – Philip C. Curtis,” directed and produced by J. Bermudez – March 22, 1974. (Includes article “Philip C. Curtis: The Time Freeze, Notes on the making of a film.” (1974, April 26).  Arizona Living.)]

 

5

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I:III:D11

[Advertisement for limited edition Scottsdale Arts Festival 9 print by Philip Curtis – 1978]

 

5

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I:III:D11

Scottsdale Center for the Arts, et al. Philip C. Curtis.  1978. [Catalog] (2 copies)

 

5

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I:III:D11

[Scottsdale Arts Festival 9 and the Philip C. Curtis Retrospective Exhibition Invitation – March 3, 1978]

 

5

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I:III:D11

[Scottsdale Fine Arts Commission.  Raffle Ticket for “Philip C. Curtis Commemorative Print #1 of 100,”  ca. April 1978]

 

5

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I:III:D12

Cortright, Barbara.  (1978, Summer). “Philip C. Curtis,” Artspace, 13-17. (2 copies)

 

5

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I:III:D12

[Letter from James McLaughlin, Curator, The Phillips Collection, to Philip Curtis – September 15, 1978 (Includes Burchard, Hank. (1978, September 15)“Powerful, Original – and Indescribable,” Washington Post, 6.)]

 

5

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I:III:D12

Phillips Gallery [Phillips Collection Show, 1978]

 

5

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I:III:D12

[Hardy, R. “Phil’s Show at the Phillips.” September 1978. (Photograph)]

 

5

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I:III:D13

[Materials related to Ella Sharp Museum Show – September 7 to October 7, 1979]

 

5

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I:III:E

[Hardy. “Phil Curtis, Scotsdale, Arizona March 1987.” (Photograph)]

 

6

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I:IV:A

[Card from “Betsy and Bill” to Russell and Wanda Babcock – January 15, n.d.]

 

6

2

I:IV:B

[Greeting Card by H. George Caspari, Inc. featuring “The Veranda” by Philip C. Curtis, 1981]

 

6

3

I:IV:B

Richardson, Robert A. (1982, March). “Artist Philip Curtis takes interest in humans and paints with a surrealistic touch – Contradictions and Conjectures,” The Alpha Tau Omega Palm, CII:1, 3-5, 44. (2 copies)

6 3a I:IV:B Fenwick, Henry. (1982, December). "The Colorful Disturbances of Philip Curtis." Esquire, 82-87.

 

6

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I:IV:B

Chorlton, David. “Mind Theatre (Six Paintings by Philip C. Curtis).” Poems: No Man’s Land. Phoenix, AZ: Brushfire Publications, 1983, p56.

 

6

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I:IV:B

Andresen, Chuck. (1984, January 25). “Curtis Country,” New Times.

 

6

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I:IV:B

Greene, Terry. (1984, November 11). “Alone at Work: Although his paintings exhibit a loneliness and detachment, painter Philip Curtis is hardly a loner himself,” Arizona Republic Magazine, 6-9, 16, 18.

 

6

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I:IV:B

Lay, Debbie. (1984, November 29). “Phoenix Art Museum grows with the city,” The Phoenix Gazette, F-3.

 

6

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I:IV:B

Coe, Kathryn. (1986, August). “Philip Curtis: A present-day painter of Victorian times,” Metro Phoenix, 66-67.

 

6

9

I:IV:B

“Luce Jewels Auctioned.” (1988, April 20). Washington Post, C4.

 

6

10

I:IV:B

Baker, Lori K. (1988, April). “Curtis,” Metro Phoenix,67,98. (2 copies)

 

6

11

I:IV:B

Chorlton, David. “Second Lives: The paintings of Philip C. Curtis,” The Signa,l Network International, II:2, 1989, p23-27. [Includes draft letter from Russell Babcock to David Chorlton, Signal, Network International – September 7, 1989]

 

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I:IV:B

[Duplicate Publications, 1963-1991]

 

6

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I:IV:C

[Babcock, Russell. Notes on article in New York Times Magazine – August 19, 1984.]

 

6

13

I:IV:C

Schaller, Linda. “Escape, by Philip C. Curtis.” A television documentary treatment prepared for KAET-TV, 1984.

 

6

14

I:IV:C

Department of Theatre. “1987-88 ASU Theatre Season.” Arizona State University. [Program]

 

6

15

I:IV:D1

Mills, James. (1980, September 28). “Gallery 609 Affords Visual Delights, Particularly Curtis Show,” Roundup, 60.

 

6

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I:IV:D1

Clurmen, Irene. (1980, October 5). “Philip Curtis’ album of imagination,” Rocky Mountain News “Now”, 15.

 

6

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I:IV:D2

Montini, Ed. (1982, January 21). “Museum exhibit unveils state’s best-kept artistic secret,” Arizona Republic, F1. (2 copies)

 

6

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I:IV:D2

Cortright, Barbara. (1982, January 29). “A great artist comes full circle,” Scottsdale Daily Progress, 28-29.

 

6

19

I:IV:D2

Locke, Donald.  (ca. 1982, May 19-25). “Grand Old Man of Arizona Art,” New Times, 44-46.

 

6

20

I:IV:D2

Walton, Kelly. (1982, December). “Museum Notebook: Phil Curtis, The Great Indoors,” Southwest Art, 58-63.

 

6

21

I:IV:D2

Soza, Mary. “The Philip C. Curtis Collection.” Phoenix Art Museum. [ca. 1982]

 

6

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I:IV:D2

Curtis Items (2) [ca.1982]

 

6

23

I:IV:D2

Himeji City Museum of Art, et al. Paintings from the Overseas Sister Cities. ’89 Himeji 100th Anniversary, 1989, p56-7.

 

6

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I:IV:D3

“FACT to display surrealist exhibit: Philip C. Curtis brings art to city.” (1984, January 3).  Tempe Daily News.

 

6

25

I:IV:D3

Montini, E.J. (1984, January 6). “Philip Curtis: Seclusion provides hermit with space to create images,” The Arizona Republic, D-1.

 

6

26

I:IV:D3

“Art Notes.” (1984, January). Arizona Republic, H13.

 

6

27

I:IV:D3

[Invitation to “Surrealist Paintings by Philip C. Curtis” at the Fine Arts Center of Tempe, January 8-February 1, 1984]

 

6

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I:IV:D3

[List of paintings with notes by Russell Babcock in “Surrealist Paintings of Philip C. Curtis” exhibit at the Fine Arts Center of Tempe, 1984.]

 

6

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I:IV:D3

“Curtis Work Unchanged,” n.d.

 

6

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I:IV:D4

[Form letter from Arizona Bank to Babcocks – May 1985]

 

6

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I:IV:D4

[Letter from David K. Lindemuth Inc. to Babcocks – October 1985]

 

6

32

I:IV:D4

[Don B. Tostenrud Correspondence, October 1985]

 

6

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I:IV:D4

“A speech on the occasion of the dinner honoring the opening of the Philip C. Curtis Show at the Arizona Bank Galleria, Phoenix, Arizona – November 21, 1985.”

 

6

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I:IV:D4

[Letters from Armstrong-Pryor Inc. to Babcocks – 1985]

 

6

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I:IV:D4

[“Solo” Insurance Correspondence, January 1986]

 

6

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I:IV:D4

Arizona Bank, et al. “Philip C. Curtis.” 1986. [Exhibition Catalog] (2 copies)

 

6

37

I:IV:D4

Arizona Bank, et al. Philip C. Curtis, An Exhibition. 1986. [Limited Edition Exhibition Catalog] (2 copies)

“This special edition of Philip C. Curtis An Exhibition was designed, printed and bound by Mark Sanders at Saltbush Studio. Cover and title page printed by serigraphy on stonehenge paper.  Text printed letterpress on rives heavyweight paper. Photography by David Barr and Jon Whitaker. Photo-offset reproductions by Ironwood Lithography. Limited to an edition of 400 numbered copies signed by the artist of which this is number 63.” (Includes Bibliography) “…of which this is number 289.”

 

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I:IV:D4

[Draft letters from Russell Babcock to Armstrong-Pryor, Inc. – November 26, n.d.]

 

6

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I:IV:D5

Scottsdale Center for the Arts. “Philip C. Curtis: Known and unknown, January 14-February 21, 1988” [Exhibition pamphlet]

 

6

40

I:IV:D5

[Letter from Jana Erickson and Charlotte Lawe of the Scottsdale Center for the Arts to Philip Curtis – February 24, 1988]

 

6

41

I:IV:D5

Scottsdale Center for the Arts. Philip C. Curtis: Known and Unknown, A Retrospective Exhibition 1947-1987. 1988. [Limited Edition Exhibition Catalog]

“This limited edition of Philip C. Curtis: Known and Unknown was designed, printed letterpress and bound by Saltbush Studio. Cover printed on canson mi teintes a French paper. Text printed on rives lightweight also a French paper. Line engraving display pages printed in serigraphy. Photo-offset reproductions by Ironwood Lithography. This is edition number 23.”

 

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Curtis 1988 [“Known and Unknown”]

 

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[Letter from Ed Eisen to Philip Curtis – November 15, 1993.]

 

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[Correspondence from Richard Calkins, Executive Director, CINE to Ken Marsolais, Maly Productions – August 30, 1994; from Marilyn Marsh, Program Associate, Denver International Film Society, to Ken Marsolais – August 25, 1994 (Re: Film “Philip C. Curtis: An American Original”)]

 

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[Letter from David Pease, Dean, Yale University, to Philip Curtis  - April 10, 1995]

 

7

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I:V:A

[Note from Jane to Philip Curtis – August 1, 1997 (Includes “Clancy & Tropiano.” (1997, July 30). Arizona Republic, B6.)]

 

7

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I:V:B

“An Illustrated Catalog of the Work of Philip C. Curtis.” (1992) Garland Art and Architecture Catalog, 33.

 

7

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I:V:B

Zachry, Tiffany. (1993, February 19). “Artist sticks to living in barn despite winning fame, fortune,” Phoenix Gazette, 1, 3.

 

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I:V:B

Kitchell, Nancy, et al, ed. An Illustrated Catalog of the Works of Philip C. Curtis. New York and London: Garland Publishing, Inc. 1993.

 

7

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I:V:B

Eauclaire, Sally. (1994, February). “Desert Ghosts,” ArtNews, 85-86.

 

7

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I:V:B

Rausch, Gary. (1995, January 20). “’Disturbing Things’ interest state’s greatest living artist,” Tribune Newspapers, 14.

 

7

10

I:V:B

Turk, Rudy. (1995, Summer). “An American Original,” Valley Guide Quarterly, 6, 9.

 

7

11

I:V:B

Postcard of oil on board painting by Philip C. Curtis, 1995.

 

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I:V:B

[Tribune Newspapers (1996, March 25), A6 (Photocopy)]

 

7

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I:V:B

Tripp, Steve. “Festival Boosts New School for the Arts.” [ca. November 1996]

 

7

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I:V:B

Osburn, Annie. (1997, February). “Philip C. Curtis: Freudian Symbolism, Colorful Surrealism,” Phoenix Home and Garden, 44-47.

 

7

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I:V:B

“American Dreamer,” Fine Artbooks from Hudson Hills Press 1999-2000, 7.

 

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[Philip Curtis, 1999-2000]

 

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I:V:B

Nilsen, Richard. (2000, November 13). “Arizona painter Philip Curtis dies,” Arizona Republic, B1+.

 

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I:V:B

Villani, John Carlos. (2000, November 13). “Art Museum to memorialize Philip Curtis,” Arizona Republic.

 

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I:V:B

Kullman, Joe and Betty Webb. (2000, November 14). “Artist Philip Curtis, 93, dies,” Tribune, A1, A20.

 

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I:V:B

Noyes, Francis. “Heard Museum’s 60th Anniversary done with style,” n.d.

 

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[Duplicate Publications, 1963-1991]

 

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I:V:C1

Marilyn Butler Fine Art.  “Philip C. Curtis: Paintings 1962-1988.” 1989. [Catalog]

 

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I:V:C1

“Curtis Collection.” (1990, January 10-16). New Times, 41.

 

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I:V:C1

“Gallery Openings.” (1990, January 12). Arizona Republic.

 

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I:V:C1

Marilyn Butler Fine Art. “Philip C. Curtis.” January 13, 1990. [Preview Invitation - Includes Note from Philip Curtis]

 

7

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I:V:C1

Pyne, Lynne. (1990, January 24). “Curtis tradition endures,” Phoenix Gazette, C-1, C-2.

 

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I:V:C1

Portwood, Pamela. (1990, January 24-30). “Surrealism Revisited,” New Times, 26-27.

 

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I:V:C1

“Main Events.” (1990, January) America West Airlines Magazine, 120.

 

7

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I:V:C1

McKearney Bryan, Susan. (1990, January). “Phoenix: Where the art is hot,” Continental Profiles, 37-38.

 

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I:V:C1

“Butler hosts rare show for Philip Curtis.” (1990, February), 55.

 

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I:V:C1

Locke, Donald. (1990, March/April). “The Temps Perdu of Philip Curtis,” Artspace, 60-61.

 

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I:V:C1

Marilyn Butler Fine Art. “Paintings 1962-1988.” 1990. [Invitation]

 

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I:V:C2

Villani, John. (1994, July 8). “Arriba riva!” 4.

 

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I:V:C3

Hawley, Chuck. (1990, November 2). “Who’s Philip Curtis? Famed artist enjoys relative obscurity,” Phoenix Gazette, 1, 3.

 

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I:V:C3

Phoenix Art Museum. Invitation and Catalog to “Philip C. Curtis: 1935-1955” Preview. December 13, 1990.

 

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I:V:C3

Shocket, Kathy. (1990, December 15). “Artist’s fans mark brush with greatness,” Arizona Republic, D1, D3.

 

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I:V:C3

Bailey, Eileen. (1990, December 16). “Philip Curtis/Painter: All Paint, No Pomp,” Arizona Republic.

 

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I:V:C3

“Twenty-five Rediscovered Curtis Paintings to Premiere at PAM.” (1991, February). Phoenix, 112.

 

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I:V:C4

Hoger, Dave. (1991, October 13). “The Return: Artist’s homecoming stirs fanfare,” Jackson Citizen Patriot, C1.

 

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I:V:C4

Staff. (1991, October 13). “American artist Philip C. Curtis to be honored by Albion College,” Battle Creek Enquirer, 2B.

 

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I:V:C4

Church, Dale and Doug Ropa. (1991, October 16). “Distinguished Albion alum ‘returns’ with honors,” The Pleiad, 6.

 

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I:V:C4

Elsie E. Munro Gallery, Bobbitt Visual Arts Center, Albion College. “Philip C. Curtis: The Return, an exhibit commemorating the inauguration of the Philip C. Curtis Visiting Artist Program at Albion College” Albion, MI, October 17-November 10, 1991. (2 copies)

 

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I:V:C4

Briggs, Sarah. (1991, October). “Philip C. Curtis: The Return.,” Io Triumphe 8-10.

 

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I:V:C4

[Daniels, J. “Philip C. Curtis: The Return.” Albion College, 1991. (Photographs and 1 Negative)]

7 43a I:V:C4 "Philip C. Curtis -- The Return." (1991, October 17). [invitation]

 

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[Note from Sarah Briggs, Director of Communications, Albion College, to Russell Babcock – March 27, 1992. (Includes “Other Campaign Highlights.” (1992, Spring). The Insider. (2 copies))]

 

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Art Now Gallery Guide Southwest, October 1993.

 

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I:V:C5

Riva Yares Gallery. “Philip C. Curtis and Time Stood Still.” Scottsdale, Arizona, October 24-November 30, 1993. [Exhibition Card]

 

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Riva Yares Gallery. “Philip C. Curtis and Time Stood Still.” Scottsdale, Arizona. October 24-November 30, 1993. [Exhibition Catalog]

 

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Rigberg, Lynn. (1993, December 13). “Taking exception to criticism of the vision of artist Philip Curtis,” Arizona Republic, B4. [Includes letter from Don Gray to Philip Curtis, n.d., and review of Riva Yares exhibit, “Philip Curtis,” by Don Gray for From the Ashes publication, n.d.]

 

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Arizona State University Art Museum. “A Procession: Paintings by Philip C. Curtis from Valley Collection.” September 28,1997-January 4, 1998.

 

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Lebow, Edward. (1997, October 16-22). “The Vision Quest of Philip Curtis,” New Times, 25-34. (2 copies)

 

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Nilsen, Richard. (2000, March 26). “Works’ odd silence a shout of loneliness,” Arizona Republic, E3.

7 51a I:V:C8 "Philip C. Curtis, '30: Sound and Silence." (2007, Summer). Io Triumphe! LXXII (1):17-21).

 

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Curtis Project (Philip C. Curtis – Albion College 1987-1998] (2)

 

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Curtis Project [Philip C. Curtis – Albion College 1990-1999] (1)

 

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Philip Curtis [Re: Albion College and Russell Babcock’s Gifts Thereto 1990-2000]

 

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Alumni Association, Albion College. “Alumni Weekend May 10-11, 1991.” [Schedule of Events – p16 Distinguished Alumni Award for Philip C. Curtis, ‘30]

 

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[Daniels, John M. Albion College, 1993. (Photographs)]

 

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[Postcard from Russell Babock to Lynne Chytilo, Albion College Art Department – n.d. (Draft?)]

 

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[Photograph of Russell & Wanda Babcock with Philip C. Curtis, ca.1990]

 

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[Photographs and 1 Negative of Artwork by Philip Curtis Owned by Russell and Wanda Babcock, 1991]

 

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Phoenix Art Museum. “Philip C. Curtis: An American Original,” ca.1994 [Flyer]

8 9a I:V:F "Philip C. Curtis Charitable Trust for the Encouragement of Art," post 1996. [brochure]

 

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New School for the Arts. “Special Tribute Honoring Philip C. Curtis.” November 16, 1996. [Invitation]

 

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[Russell Babcock Interview, Typed Transcription 2000 (Completed 2001)]

 

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[Handwritten Notes on “The Hermit” by Parnell, n.d.]

 

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[Handwritten Notes on Artistotle’s Politics, n.d.]

 

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[Draft of Letter to Erwin Roemer from Babcock, n.d.]

 

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[Doubting the Tide order form, n.d.]

 

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[Postcard to Ray E. Babcock from Russell Babcock, ca. 1977]

 

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[Postcard to Babcocks from Phyllis, ca. August 1958]

 

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[Handwritten Notes on Wordsworth’s “Prelude” as a Study of Education, n.d.]

 

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[Handwritten Notes on Chapters I and II of unknown American history text, n.d.]

 

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[American Association for the United Nations News, Vol.36, No.1, February 1964.  Additional handwritten notes included.]

 

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[Barth, Alan.  “The Levellers and Civil Liberties,” American Civil Liberties Union, n.d.]

 

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[Blumenthal, Fred.  (1963, April 7) “Some intimate and revealing glimpses of the President in his role of Commander-in-Chief,” Parade, pp.1-6.]

 

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[Print: “Pileated Woodpecker adult male l. adult female 2. young males 3. 4.  Picus.  No. 21, Plate 101.”  New York Historical Society, 1966.]

 

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[Newspaper Clippings (6), 1947, 1950, n.d.]

 

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[Roberts, Paul Craig.  (1988, February 11) “Bookshelf: Deaver on the Reagan Years,” The Wall Street Journal, p.20.]

 

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[Kilpatrick, James. (1994, November 15)  “Book offers poor defense of Anita Hill,” South Bend Tribune, p.A11.]

 

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[Handwritten Notes on The Life and Letters of Washington Irving and Conquest of Granada, n.d.]

 

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[Black & White Photograph: Russell Babcock and Nermine, ca.1930?]

 

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[(1988, March 14) “Mrs. Carter to talk at LMC Center,” South Bend Tribune; Benninghoff, Chris. (1988, March 24) “Mrs. Carter pushes social commitment in speech at B.H.,” South Bend Tribune, pp.B1-2.]

 

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[Newspaper and Journal Clippings, 1985-1997 (Re: Jimmy Carter)]

 

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[Letter to Russell Babcock from Jimmy Carter (November 30, 1987)]

 

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[Handwritten Notes on Norway? (n.d.)]

 

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[Postcard to Russell Babcock from Rob V. Williams, ca. July 1929]

 

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[Notes on Koran, n.d]

 

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[Royster, Vermont.  (1976, September 8) “The Enigmatic Man,” Wall Street Journal.]

 

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[U.S. Democratic Convention Materials (July 12-15, 1976)]

 

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[Flyer for Elnora Vader, 3rd District Democratic Candidate for Re-lection to County Commissioner in Escanaba Precincts 2 & 3, Bark River and Ford River Townships (n.d.)]

 

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[Shanker, Albert.  (1976, October 10) “Where We Stand,” New York Times, p.E7.]

 

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[Pamphlet: Union of Concerned  Scientists.  “What You Should Know About the Hazards of Nuclear Power.” Cambridge, MA: n.d.

 

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[Sketch: Hardy, Carole Wood.  “Wanda Babcock”, n.d.]

 

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[Postcard: Wordsworth’s cottage at Grasmere, n.d.]

 

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[Handwritten Notes on Wordsworth’s Prefaces & Essays, n.d.]

 

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[Postcard: “Norsk Folkemuseum, Stavkirke fra Gol i Hallinghal,” n.d.]

 

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[Diary Entries, August 18-26, n.d.]

 

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[Newspaper & Journal Articles, 1988-1997, n.d.]

 

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[Card from the Carters, Christmas 1997]

 

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[(1976, November 22) Memo from Committee on Political Education, AFL-CIO, No.22-76]

 

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[Letter to Russell Babcock from Jimmy Carter (April 7, 1995)]

 

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[Cards to Russell Babcock from Jimmy and Rosalyn Carter (1990, n.d.)]

 

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[Card to Babcocks from Jack Carter (March 19, 1980)]

 

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[Newspaper and Journal Articles 1975-1997, n.d.]

 

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[Newspaper and Journal Articles 1960-1985, n.d.]

 

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[George McGovern Election Flyer, n.d.]

 

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[Brochure: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum ca.1993]

 

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[Newspaper and Journal Articles 1953-1986]

 

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[Postcard to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Babcock from Luella, ca.August 1974]

 

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[Letter to “Friend” from Robert S. Strauss, Democratic National Committee, ca.1973]

 

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[Carnegie Corporation of New York. (Summer 1987) Carnegie Quarterly, Vol.XXXII, No.3]

 

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[Photocopy of excerpt from Morris, Richard B.  Witnesses at the Creation: Hamilton, Madison, Jay, and the Constitution, n.d.]

 

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[Letter from John Cobb, The History Book Club Inc. to Wanda Babcock (October 17, 1950)]

 

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[Newspaper and Journal Articles, 1978-1999]

 

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[Pamphlets, 1940-1996]

 

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[Letter to Russell Babcock from Hugo L. Black, ALA Chairman, Committee on Education and Labor, U.S. Senate (February 16, 1937)]

 

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[News Map of the Week, Inc.  (1963, February 18)  “Features,” World News of the Week: Memo for the Teacher]

 

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[Photographs, 1932 n.d.]

 

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[Card from Harum Zade Muzaffer, n.d.]

 

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[Map:  Eser, Mehmed Munim.  “Tourist’ Plan of Istanbul”.  Chalcidon,  n.d.]

 

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[Johnson, Wendell. (1946, December 29) “As Modern Psychology Looks at Poe,” Chicago Sun, Fifth Section, pp.1-2.]

 

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[Final Examination: English A (June 5, 1936)]

 

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[Materials Relating to Robert College of Istanbul, Turkey and American College for Girls – 1963, n.d.]

 

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[(1947, July 28) “Bill Mauldin’s Cartoon: ‘If we could only find a paint that would outlast the stone.’”  Chicago Sun.]

 

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[Newspaper Clippings 1945, 1987]

 

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[Cole, Regina.   (1992, November 26) “Rockport poet Carole Wood Hardy writes intelligent, affecting poetry,” North Shore Magazine. (Photocopy)]

 

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[Hardy, Carole Wood. “February.”  Summer 1995 (Photocopy)]

 

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[Agreement concerning terms of father, Charles H. Wood, supporting Carolyn A. Wood in her decision to enter the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Boston, Massachusetts, September 1992 (Photocopy)]

 

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[Sketch: “This sketch of Franklin Delano Roosevelt presented in recognition of your personal efforts to protect Social Security”, n.d.]

 

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[Religious Materials, n.d.]

 

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[Newspaper Clippings, n.d.]

 

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[Pieces of Book Jacket for Okubo, Mine.  Citizen 13660.  New York: Columbia University Press, 1946]

 

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[Kahn, Dorothea.  (1946, July 29) “World Government – And You:  Chicago ‘Taught’ Its Plan,” Christian Science Monitor.]

 

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[Program: Berrien Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, “Remembering the War Relocation Camp – 1942”]

 

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[Takeuchi, Beatrice A.  “School of Design in Chicago: Refugees East and West.”  Revised January 1998.]

 

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[Black & White Photograph: “Commission on Human Relations, Yownkey’s June 4 1948”]

 

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[Newspaper Clippings, 1976-1989]

 

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[Handwritten Notes by Wanda Babcock, n.d.]

 

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[Commager, Henry Steele. (1980, January 7) “The Sobering ‘70s: To Consult Our Hopes and Not Our Fears,” Christian Science Monitor.]

 

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[Blackburn College Bulletin: A Train of Thought, Vol.LXXI, No.4, April 1977.]

 

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[“The Oxford History of the American People by Samuel Eliot Morison: A by Bruce Catton.” Reprinted from the Book-of-the-Month Club News.]

 

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[Card and Color Photograph to Russell Babcock from Leslyn and Mark Fruehlich, n.d.]

 

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[Card and Bookmark to Russell Babcock from Ben Hancock and Albion College, ca.1996]

 

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[Letter to Russell Babcock from Joe B. Hatcher, Vice President of Albion College Relations and Development (January 12, 1981)]

 

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[Handwritten Notes on “Emotional Problems of Living”, n.d.]

 

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[Pamphlet: American Civil Liberties Union. “Twenty Questions on Civil Liberties”, 1964]

 

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[Booklet: Trumbo, Dalton.  Harry Bridges: A discussion of the latest effort to deport Civil Liberties and the rights of American Labor.  New York: League of American Writers, 1941.  First printing 100,000 copies.]

 

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[Newspaper Clippings, 1981-1993, n.d.]

 

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[Newspaper and Journal Clippings, 1956-1993]

 

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[Newspaper and Journal Clippings, 1909-1958, n.d.]

 

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[Photograph and Identifying Notes: Mitsui Tsutsumi?, n.d.]

 

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[Newspaper Clippings 1972, 1987]

 

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[Time Segments, ca.1951]

 

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[(1964, August 9). “Inca Ruins Discovered,” South Bend Tribune.]

 

10

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[Miscellaneous Postcards: Bulgaria, Bundesfeier 1931]

 

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[Postcard to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Babcock from Chuck and Valerie, n.d.]

 

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[Postcard to Russell Babcock from Hadji Christoff, n.d.]

 

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[Pamphlet: Chicago Ethical Society.  “Meditations”, excerpts from the books, lectures, and radio addresses of Dr. A. Eustace Haydon.  Chicago, IL: Chicago Ethical Society, n.d.]

 

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[Map and Statistical Data on Venezia, Dalmazia, Albania, Epiro, n.d.]

 

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[Newspaper Clippings, 1945-1988]

 

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[Newspaper Clippings 1982, 1992]

 

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[Newspaper Clippings 1946-1978, n.d.]

 

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[Mauldin, William. “Bill Mauldin Says…”  NY: Writer’s Board, n.d.]

 

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[Invitation to Bill Mauldin’s Home in Honor of Abner J. Mikva – October 26, 1968]

 

10

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[Weller, George.  (1955, October 6)  “Archeologists uncover story of King who was always wrong: Autarehus I had a genius for being on losing side – built tremendous monument on mountain peak,” Chicago Daily News.]

 

10

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[Program: Robert Choral Society and the American Academy Chorus. Messiah.  Robert College – April 20, 1930]

 

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[Postcards: Greece, n.d.]

 

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[Correspondence and Publications from Robert College, 1932-1968]

 

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[Newspaper Clippings – 1955, 1962]

 

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[Unidentified Black & White Photograph, n.d.]

 

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[Miscellaneous Correspondence, n.d.]

 

10

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[Card to Russell Babcock from David Pfister – January 2, 1992]

 

10

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[Robert College of Istanbul, Miscellaneous Materials 1955-1970]

 

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[Cohen, Sam. (1986, May 1) “Istanbul’s mayor: ruthless bulldozer to some, redeemer to others,” Christian Science Monitor, p.16.]

 

10

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[(1955, September 11) “Two-Party System Shaken in Turkey,” St. Louis Dispatch, p.6-1.]

 

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[Newspaper Clippings and Note on Newspaper Clipping re: Turkey, 1924-1987]

 

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[Newspaper Clippings re: Arthurian legend - 1969, n.d.]

 

10

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[Black and White 2 ½” x 3 ½” Photographs of Greece (6) – May 1929]

 

10

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[(1995, October 2) “A Prehistoric Treasure Made of Bluestones,” Christian Science Monitor.]

 

10

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[Correspondence to Russell Babcock from Laura, n.d.]

 

10

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[Pamphlet: He Had a Dream, Martin Luther King, Jr. 1929-New York, NY: NAACP Special Contribution Fund, 1968 – with related correspondence from the National Education Association, 1969]

 

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[(1931, November 8)  “A Tale of Old London.  The Famous Bridge. Building Perils of Early Days.  A Great Architect,” The Observer.]

 

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[Print: “The Negro National Anthem” by Charles White, n.d.]

 

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[“And a Little Child Shall Lead Them.” Reprinted from The Christian Science Monitor, May 17, 1974.]

 

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[Joseph Campbell Materials, n.d.]

 

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[Oppenheimer Hearing, 1910]

 

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[Clipping: “Three-Minute Journeys,” n.d.]

 

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[Jimmy Carter “Keeping Faith,” n.d.]

 

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[Pressed Leaf, n.d.]

 

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[Card: “Readings of Poetry,” n.d.]

 

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[Miscellaneous Letters/Notes, n.d.]

 

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[Christmas Card, n.d.]

 

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[Postcards and Newspaper Clipping, 1998]

 

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[Miscellaneous Items and Clippings, n.d.]

 

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[Materials from Trip to Italy, n.d.]

 

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[Article: “Foreign Policy by CIA,” n.d.]

 

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[Article: “Professor Brings Wealth to Illinois U.” n.d.]

 

10

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[Postcard: “Down North on the Labrador,” n.d.]

 

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[Articles on Robert Graves, n.d.]

 

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[Articles on Dr. Dodd and The New Deal, n.d.]

 

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[Articles on McCarthy, n.d.]

 

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[Article: Cancer Claims British Diplomat, 1983]

 

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[F.B.I. Articles, n.d.]

 

10

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[Rustic Pottawatomie Recreation Area Map, n.d.]

 

10

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[“You’ve Got It All Over Aladdin!” Poster, n.d.]

 

10

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[Dr. John A. Lapp, n.d.]

 

10

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[1959 Card About Television Shows on Population]

 

10

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[Article: “Donald Maclean of Spy Fame Dies” March 12, 1983]

 

10

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[Articles on Kim Philby, n.d. (3)]

 

10

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[Letter from F.D. Roosevelt Jr. and Democratic Card, n.d.]

 

10

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[Article “Paul Robeson Stood Taller,” n.d.]

 

10

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[“Life and Word” Detroit Industrial Mission Newsletter Vol.11 No.2 Feb. 1969]

 

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[Program For “Porgy” at Blackstone Theater, n.d.]

 

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[Article: “Georgians Threaten to Kick Negroes Out” Sun Reporter Nov. 4, 1950]

 

10

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[Article: “The ‘New’ Social Studies” NEA Journal, 1967]

 

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[Literature Papers/Articles, n.d.]

 

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[Part of Book Dust Jacket for Swift by Acworth, n.d.]

 

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[Bookmark, n.d.]

 

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[Notes on Books, n.d.]

 

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[Articles on W.E.B. DuBois, n.d.]

 

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[Teaching Aids, Papers, and Articles, n.d.]

 

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[Central Handy Map of London with Index, n.d.]

 

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[3 Articles on Robert Frost, n.d.]

 

11

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[Bookmark and Postcard from London, n.d.]

 

11

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[Materials on Winston Churchill, n.d.]

 

11

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[Image of Scotsman, n.d.]

 

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[Photograph of Lady Outdoors, n.d.]

 

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[General Orders for Officers and Members of the Direct Credit Society, n.d.]

 

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[Miscellaneous Articles, n.d.]

 

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[Information on Paul Gauguin, n.d.]

 

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[Information on Captain Tom Hudgens. n.d.]

 

11

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[Card to Wanda and Writings “Blow, Buglers, Blow” (n.d.)]

 

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[“Walking Together” by Albert K. Herling, n.d.]

 

11

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[Letter from Senator Eugene McCarthy, n.d.]

 

11

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[Article: “Religious Liberalism Up Among Grads: N.D. Poll, Aug. 7, 1987”]

 

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[Information/Articles on J.F. Kennedy, n.d.]

 

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[Birthday Card and Information on Unitarian Universalism, n.d.]

 

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[Notes on On The Teaching of Poetry, n.d.]

 

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[Ticket for the Acropolis of Athens, n.d.]

 

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[Article: “What Ike Left Out and Lyndon Put In” from The Monitor Dec. 3, 1982]

 

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[Notes on Philosophy and Religion, n.d.]

 

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[Articles on Bigotry, Hate, Witch Hunters, and Tokyo Rose, n.d.]

 

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[Article: “Power and Racism” by Stokely Carmichael, n.d.]

 

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[Notecards on Developing Democratic Human Relationships and Democratic Values, n.d.]

 

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[Items from Paris Trip, n.d.]

 

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[2 Recipes Involving Wine, n.d.]

 

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[3 Black & White Images, n.d.]

 

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[Papers on Negroes and Civil Liberties in Illinois, n.d.]

 

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[Pamphlets on Liberty, Bill of Rights, McCarthy, and Congress, n.d.]

 

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[Articles about Senator Edward Kennedy’s Death in Chappaquiddick, n.d.]

 

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[Thank You Letter; Article on Lee Harvey Oswald 1978, n.d.]

 

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[Article: “The Home Forum,” from Christian Science Monitor, January 7, 1981]

 

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[Postcard from Jane, n.d.]

 

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[Articles on Jim Crow, the Army and Racism, n.d.]

 

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[Program from the Conference on Academic Freed in Oxford, n.d.]

 

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[Letter from the Educational Policies Commission, 1940]

 

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[Information from The American Youth Commission and the American Federation of Teachers, n.d.]

 

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[Card to Eleanor from Russell, n.d.]

 

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[Article: “General Fund Equity Pays Extra Galien School Costs,” n.d.]

 

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[Section of Dust Jacket, from Part of Our Time; Article “The Saddest Story” by Kempton New York Post, June 5, 1962.]

 

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[Information on Friends With Cancer, n.d.]

 

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[Recipes; Articles on Food, n.d.]

 

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[Leaflet, Newsletter on Birds of America, n.d.]

 

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[Articles; Newsletter “The Washington Spectator, Oct. 1, 1987” on the CIA and Spies]

 

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[Economics I – Notes by Russell, 1925]

 

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[Articles, Report on Government Issues, n.d.]

 

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[Newspaper Image of a Rooster; Notes from Joint Committee on Economics, n.d.]

 

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[Articles on Carl Sandburg, n.d.]

 

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[Part of Dust Jacket, Map, New Zealand Articles; Furnas Business Card, n.d.]

 

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[Hokusai Dust Jacket, Article “Japanese Master of Design” Feb. 12, 1956 Post Dispatch]

 

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[Article “Westerners and Non-Westerners Seek Universal Ties” Christian Science Monitor, 1993]

 

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[Articles on Liberia and Dr. Albert Buckner Coe, n.d.]

 

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[Miscellaneous Personal Notes, and Article “The Challenge of Atomic Power to the Rule of Law” 1945]

 

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[Articles, Information on Gyorgy, n.d.]

 

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[Business Card for K. Yazawa, Japanese School Principal, n.d.]

 

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[“Discussion Programs and Techniques In The Armed Forces” by Auer; Article on Religion (n.d.)]

 

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[Card with Handwritten “Because I Love, and Not Because I Do Love You,” n.d.]

 

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[Business Card of Ernest G. Shinner, n.d.]

 

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[“The Blue Nile:” a report by John Mason Brown, n.d.]

 

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[Insert: “A Conservationist’s Lament” by Kenneth Boulding, n.d.]

 

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[Library Card Catalog Cards for McGovern: A Biography, n.d.]

 

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[Postcard, “Text of Discussion” by Kenichi Shimahara, 1954]

 

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[Letter/Order Form to the Inter-Allied Information Center, n.d.]

 

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[English Final Examination - June, 1965]

 

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[“Excerpt from General Osborn’s Address to Class No. 3, 1943” Headquarters, School for Special Service]

 

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[Chicago Civil Liberties Committee, Executive Board Meeting Minutes, 1939]

 

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[Thomas C. Thompson Company Order Form, n.d.]

 

11

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[Article: “Politicians Buy Unwanted Book,” n.d.]

 

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[Article: “State Senator Is Nominated For Ford’s Seat,” n.d.]

 

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[List of State Senators; Newspaper Article “Four Billion, and Counting,” n.d.]

 

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[Article “Book Day: Congress, Hollywood and Liberty” by John Lapp, 1948]

 

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[3 Articles on Congressman George Hansen; Business Card from Benton Harbor Church of God, n.d.]

 

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[Articles: “Is There A Santa Claus?”; “The Twelve Days Of Christmas,” n.d.]

 

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[“A Republican Victory In 1982 Will Allow The Right Wingers To Inflict Their Frightening Agenda Upon America”]

 

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[Article on Max Freedman, 1963; Letter from Susan Swartz; Letter from Buchanan High School Principal, 1965]

 

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[Letter to Percy Baines from Temple Burling M.D.; 2 Note Cards on Biology; Pamphlet: “Sex Education In School – The Winnetka Plan” by Carleton Washburne (n.d.)]

 

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[“A Report on Some of the Implications of the Papers Already Presented to the Faculty of the Francis W. Parker School” (n.d.)]

 

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[Article on Lawrence of Arabia; Insert: “Lawrence The 20th Century Hero” by Ralph Fox; Insert: “TVA Electricity Rates” (n.d.)]

 

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[Article:  “How Historians Size Up Clinton:  ‘Not too bad’” by Francine Kiefer.  The Christian Science Monitor, January 28, 2000]

 

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[Letter to Wanda From John J. DeBoer, Literary Editor of the Chicago Schools Journal (n.d.)]

 

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[Letter from Arthur Goldberg; Article: “The Court Flap: Taking A Longer View” The Wall Street Journal, April 14, 1970]

 

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[“Novels, Plays, Essays, Biography, etc. on the Community,” n.d.]

 

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[Notes, Final Exam from English Class; Article: “Seidel Talks of Socialism; Bede Against” (n.d.)]

 

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[Article: “Starving Under The Orange Trees” by John Steinbeck. The American Guardian (n.d.)]

 

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[Articles on China; Bookmark; Butterfly Design; Map (n.d.)]

 

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[Information on Chemotherapy and Cancer; Wanda’s Temperature List (n.d.)]

 

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[Article: “Overloading A Giant,” The Wall Street Journal. October 29, 1935; Article on U.S. Defense by Edward Harris]

 

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[Newspaper Cartoon:  “Pepper….Salt” and Quotes, n.d.]

 

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[Article: “Hillary Confides: Nest Is Only Half Empty” The Boston Globe, October 29, 1997]

 

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[Postcard of Bill and Hillary Clinton; Articles on Bill Clinton (n.d.)]

 

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[Highway Action Center:  “This Is It” Paper, n.d.]

 

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[Map and Information on Portugal, n.d.]

 

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[Article: “Brecht’s Inquiry Into Scientific Responsibility” by Holly Hill.  The Wall Street Journal.  April 7, 1978]

 

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[Article: “Democracy in Unions” by John Redding.  The Wall Street Journal, January 28, 1960]

 

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[Article:  “France Failed To Realize German Menace: Maurois” by Andre Maurois, n.d.]

 

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[Articles by Joseph Spanier, n.d.]

 

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[The Acorn.  February 6, 1919; Article: “Agricultural Land” by Anne Garrison.  Michigan Economic Record, March 1963]

 

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[Articles on Hillary Rodham Clinton, n.d.]

 

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[Articles on Judge Youngdahl, Judge Brevard Hand, and Judge Learned Hand, n.d.]

 

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[Article: “The Need To Work” by Eric Hoffer, n.d.]

 

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[Article: “Gauguin Woodcuts,” n.d.]

 

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[Letter to Russell and Wanda, February 6, 1988]

 

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[Letter from Michigan Historical Commission; Christmas Card from Robert French; Program “Plus Faith Unlimited,” n.d.]

 

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[Letter to Geoffrey Cocks and Leo Beck Institute Yearbook, 1991]

 

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[Articles on Maya Angelou, 1999, 1993]

 

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[Insert: “A Plea For Socialized Medicine,” (n.d.)]

 

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[Notes on the Book Armageddon by Stephen Phillips (n.d.)]

 

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[2 Articles about William O. Douglas and The Bill Of Rights – At Home And Abroad by Justice William O. Douglas, n.d.]

 

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[Auberge Franco – Hongroise, n.d.]

 

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