[Eighty-one Letters, Notecards, and Postcards to Walker Evans from Twenty-eight Correspondents: Peggy Babcock to John Byrne]
Artwork Details
- Title: [Eighty-one Letters, Notecards, and Postcards to Walker Evans from Twenty-eight Correspondents: Peggy Babcock to John Byrne]
- Correspondent: Walker Evans (American, St. Louis, Missouri 1903–1975 New Haven, Connecticut)
- Correspondent: Peggy Robson Packard Babcock
- Correspondent: Dr. John Baker
- Correspondent: Joe Samuel Barker
- Correspondent: Courtlandt Barnes
- Correspondent: Trini Barnes
- Correspondent: Medill Barnes
- Correspondent: Lou Block (American, 1895–1969)
- Correspondent: Hermann Boeschenstein
- Correspondent: Melinda Blauvelt
- Correspondent: Renate Boeschenstein
- Correspondent: Philip Boyer
- Correspondent: Charles D. Bradley III
- Correspondent: Taylor Braguin
- Correspondent: Joe Breen
- Correspondent: Luke Breit
- Correspondent: Jane Evans Brewer (American, 1902–1964)
- Correspondent: Talbot M. Brewer (American, 1893–1981)
- Correspondent: Talbot M. Brewer Jr.
- Correspondent: Charlee Brodsky
- Correspondent: John A. Bross
- Correspondent: Barbara Burke
- Correspondent: Robert Busser (American, 1938)
- Correspondent: Folon Burcy
- Correspondent: Kirke Byers
- Correspondent: John Byrne
- Correspondent: Caroline Blackwood (British, 1931–1996)
- Correspondent: Thomas Barrow (American, born 1938)
- Correspondent: George Street Boone (American, 1918–2004)
- Correspondent: Norbert A. Bogdan
- Date: 1938–74
- Classification: Manuscript Materials
- Credit Line: Walker Evans Archive, 1994
- Object Number: 1994.260.2
- Curatorial Department: Photographs
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