Container List
Series V. Artwork, Miscellaneous Photographs, and Other Visual Materials, 1970s-2011. 11.5 Linear feet in 8 boxes of various size + 4 flat file folders
Scope and ContentsThe series is composed of various visual materials found more or less as standalone items in the collection (that is, not found within particular contexts such as the project binders or program files). The material primarily includes artworks, photographs, reproductions of photographs on boards for display, and posters. Artworks include drawings in crayon, pencil/color pencil, pen and ink, and watercolors. They generally depict murals or details of murals. Most are uncaptioned and undated, so it is not certain if these were proposals or as executed. Photographs include slides, color and black-and-white prints, and oversize prints and reproductions. These depict completed murals, the process of creating the murals, and various events.
ArrangementThe series is arranged roughly by format and size of materials. |
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Container 1 | Title | Date | ||
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Offsite-Box: 53 | Photographic slides
Scope and ContentsThis box holds a small container of slides from the late 1960s and possibly early 1970s, and 3 carousels of slides: 2 noted as "How to make [or do] a mural" and one noting it includes highlights compiled in 1994. |
1968-1990s | ||
Offsite-Box: 54 | Photographic slides
Scope and ContentsThis box holds three carousels of slides. Produced by Cityarts Workshop, they appear to be educational tools. Titles of the compilations are: "The Mexican mural renaissance: Part 1: Mexican history," "The Mexican mural renaissance: Los Tres Grandes: Diego Rivera, Jose Clemente & David Alfaro," and "New Deal: WPA." |
1970s? | ||
Offsite-Box: 55 | Black-and-white photographs
Scope and ContentsThis box holds unsorted b&w 8x11 inch photographs of murals and the process of creating murals. Most are undated and uncaptioned, but those that are identified date primarily from the 1970s, with some into the 1980s and 1990s. There are many duplicates and the photos have warped, though the image remains clear. There are some negatives and contact sheets. |
1970s-1992 | ||
Offsite-Box: 56 | Photographs
Scope and ContentsThis box holds various photographs of murals, the process of creating murals, and benefits and other events. Few are captioned or dated, but range into the 2000s. The photos are both assorted and those that were compiled as an album, or mounted on boards, or formed as a set in some other way. Most of the photographs are color prints, but some are black-and-white, negatives, or on digital discs. |
undated | ||
Offsite-Box: 57 | Artwork; Photographs; Printed Material (oversize flat box)
Scope and ContentsThis oversize flat box includes: Photograph album from the 5th annual "Arts Are Cooking" Benefit Buffet Artworks including, among others: Oversize photographs of murals and other installations. Printed material, including: |
1980s-2011 | ||
Offsite-Box: 58 | Artwork (oversize flat box)
Scope and Contents1 oil painting on wood; 2 oils on canvas |
2007, undated | ||
Offsite-Box: 59 | Photographs; Printed Material (oversize flat box)
Scope and ContentsThis oversize (36x24 inch) flat box includes: |
1970s-2007 | ||
Box: 61 | Artwork (oversize flat box)
Scope and ContentsIncludes: |
1970s-2000s | ||
Folder: FF-2 | Drawing for "Young Minds Build Bridges" (oversize flat file)
Scope and ContentsFrom a collaboration between Family Academy in Harlem & Robert Schlom School. |
undated | ||
Folder: FF-3 | Proposal for a composite photomural for Herald Square Station, by Claude Samton (oversize
flat file) |
undated | ||
Folder: FF-4 | Drawings re: Louis Armstrong mural (oversize flat file)
Scope and ContentsIncludes a blueline design drawing by Lucinda Luvass for both walls of the Louis Armstrong mural, and an oil on board painting of the mural. See also box 61 for smaller pieces related to this mural, each depicting the right or left wall only. |
1981 | ||
Folder: FF-5 | Various drawings (oversize flat file)
Scope and ContentsIncludes drawings (crayon, pencil, pen & ink, watercolors) including, among others, Beach 116 Street Entrance for Rockaway Park, NY; "Nature of this flower is to bloom"; wall painting for Municipal Parking Lot #2, Astoria, Queens; etc. |
undated | ||
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