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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/26320448

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/29733940

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/32136141

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Thomas Casilear Cole papers

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Thomas Casilear Cole papers

Title: Thomas Casilear Cole papers

Biographical and genealogical data including early Cole family letters and writings, 1750-1900; correspondence of Cole and family including letters from owners of Cole portraits, friends and associates (see list of correspondents below); diaries, ca. 1904-1928; ca. 150 poems, articles and commentary by Cole and other including a report of Charles Melville Dewey's comments on the work of Albert Pinkham Ryder; financial records of household expenses and portraits painted; works of art including 5 x 7 self-portrait in oil, and sketches; also includes exhibition catalogs, clippings, and other printed material; and photgraphs of Cole, his family and friends, and photographs of portraits painted.

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William Rutherford Savage papers, 1826-1953.

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Savage, William Rutherford, 1854-1934. William Rutherford Savage papers, 1826-1953.

Title: William Rutherford Savage papers, 1826-1953.

The papers relate primarily to the personal life and professional work of William Rutherford Savage, beginning in the 1860s and continuing through his years at Episcopal High School, the University of Virginia, and the Theological Seminary of Virginia, and while serving his first parish at Virginia Beach, Va. In the early 1900s, Savage went to the Blowing Rock area of North Carolina and worked at missions there, in Valle Cruces, and in Boone. He remained in the area until his death in 1934. Among the early papers are scientific letters, 1840-1860, to Rev. Dr. Thomas S. Savage in Liberia concerning African species, including a species of gorilla he discovered. After his return from Africa, Dr. Savage was an Episcopal priest in Pass Christian, Miss., and Rhinecliff, N.Y. Also documented are the activities of Thomas Rutherford Savage and his brother, Alexander Duncan Savage, both graduates of the University of Virginia in the early 1870s. Thomas then studied medicine in Baltimore, Md., and New York, N.Y., and was employed for 18 years at the Michigan State Insane Asylum in Kalamazoo. He returned to New York City and set up practice in 1892. Duncan continued his studies in Europe in the fields of Comparative Philology and Sanskrit and taught at Johns Hopkins University for a time. Knowledgeable in art and archealogy, he eventually became assistant director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Letters of Jesse Duncan Savage relate to her life in New York City and Baltimore prior to her marriage in 1884 to Thomas L. Cole. There is scattered correspondence from the Cole children, especially Thomas Casilear Cole (1888-1976), portrait painter. Among other correspondents are Bishops Alfred Magill Randolph, Junius Moore Horner, Thomas Campbell Darst, Joseph Blount Cheshire, and Beverley Dandridge Tucker.

ArchivalResource: 2,000 items (2.5 linear feet)

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Dorothy Paris papers

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Dorothy Paris papers

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Correspondence; photographs; a biographical sketch; writings; minutes and reports of various art organizations; material relating to Thomas Casilear Cole; exhibition catalogs; clippings; and printed material.

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Papers : of Alexander Duncan Savage, 1860-1974.

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Savage, Alexander Duncan, 1848-1935. Papers : of Alexander Duncan Savage, 1860-1974.

Title: Papers : of Alexander Duncan Savage, 1860-1974.

The collection consists almost entirely of Savage's correspondence with family and friends and ranges from his college days at the University of Virginia to his death in 1935. He describes the teaching methods of Maximilian Schele de Vere and Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve, student life at the universities of Leipzig and Bonn, vacations on Staten Island and the Virginia beaches, and efforts to find suitable employment. Of greatest interest is correspondence detailing a scandal at the N.Y. Metropolitan Museum of Art in which the director Louis Palma di Cesnola supervised the reconstruction of antique statues. Letters from his parent Thomas Staughton Savage and Elizabeth Rutherford Savage describe activities of other family members and life in the towns of Pass Christian, Miss. and Rhinecliff, N.Y. where his father held Episcopalian pastorates. His brother Thomas Rutherford Savage describes his medical practice at the Michigan State Insane Asylum. Much of the later correspondence describes the family's financial difficulties. The collection also contain some of Savage's financial papers, translations and articles by him including "The stone in the road," a famous children's story, a catalog, 1890, from his N.Y. City girls' school, clippings, postcards, pencil sketches, biographical data, and photographs. Correspondents include Jessie Duncan Savage Cole, Sophie Cole, Thomas Casilear Cole, Thomas L. Cole, Louis Palma di Cesnola, Gaston Feuardent, Richard Watson Gilder, Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve, James Albert Harrison, Dorothea Cole Macomber, and Susan C. Dabney Smedes.

ArchivalResource: 1500 items.

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Portrait file: Guide.

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Portrait file: Guide.

Title: Portrait file: Guide.

The Portrait File is an alphabetically arranged collection of portait images of individuals, groups of individuals, and views and miscellany, received from various sources at various times. Additions continue to be made.

ArchivalResource: 15 boxes (5 linear ft.)

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Papers of Alexander Duncan Savage, 1851-1936.

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Savage, Alexander Duncan, 1848-1935. Papers of Alexander Duncan Savage, 1851-1936.

Title: Papers of Alexander Duncan Savage, 1851-1936.

The collection consists chiefly of correspondence particularly letters of Thomas S. Savage, 1850-1880, re his Pass Christian, Miss., property; letters between Duncan and Tom Savage from the University of Virginia, 1869-1871; letters from Duncan Savage during his European travels and study, 1872-1884, and correspondence of Duncan Savage with his mother, brother and other family members, 1870-1935. In addition there are manuscripts for Duncan Savage's essays, short stories, music and book, The Edener; Duncan Savage's notebooks and a copybook describing books read, chiefly re Judaism; notes on medical remedies copied by Thomas S. Savage; family financial and legal papers; photographs; and art catalogues for the work of Casilear and Jessie Savage Cole.

ArchivalResource: 1100 items.

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Savage, William Rutherford, 1854-1934.

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Savage, William Rutherford, 1854-1934.
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Paris, Dorothy, b. 1899.

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Paris, Dorothy, b. 1899.
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Cole, Thomas Casilear (American painter, 1888-1976)

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Savage, Alexander Duncan, 1848-1935.
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Cole, Thomas Casilear (American painter, 1888-1976)

Cole, Thomas Casilear, 1888-1976.

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