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A Death in the Family

James Agee

1957

i.e. The Cambridge Review No. 5 (Winter 1955-56)

James Agee

Walker Evans

1956

The Last Letter of James Agee to Father Flye

James Agee

1969

[56 Items of Correspondence, Press Clippings, and Manuscripts By and Related to James Agee], Walker Evans American — [56 Items of Correspondence, Press Clippings, and Manuscripts By and Related to James Agee]
Walker Evans
James Agee
1937–69

[Thirty-Two 35mm Film Frames on Uncut Roll: 1 of Dance Class, 21 Nude Studies of Olivia Saunders Agee, and 10 Portraits of Ursula Bitter], Walker Evans American, Film negative — [Thirty-Two 35mm Film Frames on Uncut Roll: 1 of Dance Class, 21 Nude Studies of Olivia Saunders Agee, and 10 Portraits of Ursula Bitter]
Walker Evans
James Agee
November 1937

Let Us Now Praise Famous Men, Walker Evans American, Book — Let Us Now Praise Famous Men
Walker Evans
James Agee
1941

[Contact Sheet of 35mm Negatives: James Agee and Eleanor Clark in Conversation at Party], Walker Evans American, Gelatin silver print — [Contact Sheet of 35mm Negatives: James Agee and Eleanor Clark in Conversation at Party]
Multiple artists/makers
1949

[Contact Sheet of Six 35mm Negatives: Tintype Photographer at Work, Probably Greenwich Village, New York City], Walker Evans American, Gelatin silver print — [Contact Sheet of Six 35mm Negatives: Tintype Photographer at Work, Probably Greenwich Village, New York City]
Multiple artists/makers
1933–34, printed 1930s–40s

Helen Levitt

James Agee

1945

Helen Levitt

James Agee

1942

Helen Levitt

James Agee

1945

Helen Levitt

James Agee

1945

i.e. The Cambridge Review No. 5 (Winter 1955-56)

James Agee

Walker Evans

1956

[Correspondence, Contracts, Notes, Papers, and Ephemera Relating to "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men," First and Second Editions, and Galleys and Picture Proofs for Second Edition]

Multiple artists/makers

1940–74

[Correspondence and Ephemera Related to Many Are Called and MoMA Exhibition, "Walker Evans' Subway"]

Multiple artists/makers

1964–70

Presentation Smallsword with Scabbard, James Morisset British, Silver, enamel, steel, paste brilliants, wood, fish skin, British, London — Presentation Smallsword with Scabbard
James Morisset
hallmarked for 1797–98

[Seventeen Items of Miscellaneous Correspondence Collected By Walker Evans]

Multiple artists/makers

1925–69 and undated

[12 Postcards Sent by Walker Evans to 10 Recipients, Later Retrieved by the Artist and Filed with his Collection of Postcards], Walker Evans American, Photomechanical prints — [12 Postcards Sent by Walker Evans to 10 Recipients, Later Retrieved by the Artist and Filed with his Collection of Postcards]
Multiple artists/makers
1900s–1970s

A Way of Seeing: Photographs of New York

Multiple artists/makers

1965

God's trombones : seven negro sermons in verse, James Weldon Johnson — God's trombones : seven negro sermons in verse
Multiple artists/makers
1927

[One Hundred Twelve Manuscripts, Typescripts, Notes and Items of Ephemera by George Leighton, Lionel Trilling and Others, Collected and Annotated by Walker Evans]

Multiple artists/makers

1950s–60s

Ensemble, James Rosenquist American, (a, b) DuPont Tyvek®; (c) metal; (d, e) paper, German — Ensemble
James Rosenquist
Hugo Boss
spring/summer 1998

"Clover Leaf", Charles James American, silk, silk/rayon, American — "Clover Leaf"
Charles James
1953

Evening dress, Charles James American, silk/rayon, silk, American — Evening dress
Charles James
1946

"Butterfly", Charles James American, silk, synthetic, American — "Butterfly"
Charles James
1955

Highrise of Homes, James Wines American, Pen and ink and wash over graphite on paper — Highrise of Homes
James Wines
1981

The illustrated handbook of architecture : being a concise and popular account of the different styles of architecture prevailing in all ages and all countries, James Fergusson British, Scottish — The illustrated handbook of architecture : being a concise and popular account of the different styles of architecture prevailing in all ages and all countries
James Fergusson
1855

[Fifty-eight Correspondence Postcards to Walker Evans's Friends and Family Collected by Walker Evans]

Multiple artists/makers

1924–73

George Washington, James Peale American, Oil on canvas, American — George Washington
James Peale
ca. 1782

Still Life: Balsam Apple and Vegetables, James Peale American, Oil on canvas, American — Still Life: Balsam Apple and Vegetables
James Peale
ca. 1820s

Plaque, James Priestman American, Parian porcelain, American — Plaque
James Priestman
1885

Plaque, James Priestman American, Parian porcelain, American — Plaque
James Priestman
Chesapeake Pottery
ca. 1885–86

Vase, James Callowhill American, Porcelain, American — Vase
James Callowhill
ca. 1889–1900

The Thomas Hunt and the America, James Bard , American (1815-1897) American, Oil on canvas, American — The Thomas Hunt and the America
James Bard
1852

Mrs. John McAllister (Frances Wardale), James Peale American, Watercolor on ivory, American — Mrs. John McAllister (Frances Wardale)
James Peale
1791

Plaque, James Callowhill American, Earthenware, enamel, and gold, American — Plaque
James Callowhill
ca. 1890–1900

On Hampstead Heath, James Hamilton American, born Ireland, Oil on canvas, American — On Hampstead Heath
James Hamilton
1856

Creamer, James Adam or American, Silver, American — Creamer
James Adam
John Adam
ca. 1795

Creamer, James Adam or American, Silver, American — Creamer
James Adam
John Adam
1770–1810

Tall clock, James Dinsmore American, Cherry, mahogany with maple, white pine, yellow poplar, American — Tall clock
James Dinsmore
1803–9