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Contains 36 Results:

New York Times. This article specifically lists Howard Butler Russell in connection with the management of Carnegie properties, and with Frederick Church.

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 1.2
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: n.d.

Quit Claim Deed. Michael Aukney to Thomas B. Church, February 21, 1868. Acc. No. C19.A5.1

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 1.3
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: n.d.

Mary. January 13, 1887. Original at Winterthur

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 1.5
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: n.d.

R.S. Torrey, May 3. Original at Winterthur.

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 1.5
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: n.d.

F.S. Church / by Barnet Phillips. In Harper’s Weekly, 1893-10-07

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: 1893-10-07

Church's Models. Pictures of a Tragedy” / Edwards Park. Smithsonian Magazine, February 1999. http://www.smithsonianmag.si.edu/s…n/issues99/feb99/object_feb99.html

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: n.d.

Charles L. Freer gift.

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 6
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: n.d.

Charles Lang Freer [biographical information sheet, source unknown]

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 6
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: n.d.

Lucy S. Hughes.

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 7
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: n.d.

Samuel Ranck. Letters, illustrated.

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 7
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Frederick Stuart Church's works hang in public and and private collections throughout the country. (He should not be confused, however, with the better known Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church). Church did primarily fantasy art incorporating women or children and animals. He did advertising illustrations and illustrations for several magazines of the period. Some copies of these illustrations are in this collection while others may be found in the original periodicals located...
Dates: n.d.