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Joseph G. Reynolds papers

1903-1972

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Correspondence, sketchbooks, photographs, sketches, designs, and printed material. REELS 1468-1471: Biographical material; correspondence; 2 sketchbooks; photographs of stained glass windows by Reynolds; lists of commissions with the names of architects and descriptions of windows; files of correspondence and sketches of windows; contracts; hand-made Christmas cards; writings, lectures, and notes; yearbooks from the Rhode Island School of Design; and exhibition catalogs, articles, and other printed material on stained glass. UNMICROFILMED: 352 Cartoons, blueprints, photographs, and studies for stained glass windows in Massachusetts, Illinois, Michigan, New York and elsewhere; and miscellaneous sketches and designs.

5.7 Linear feet, (partially microfilmed on 4 reels); 47 Items, rolled docs

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Reynolds, Joseph Benson 1881-1975

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Stained glass artist, designer; Boston, Massachusetts. Partner in the stained glass studio of Reynolds, Francis & Rohnstock, Boston, Massachusetts. From the description of Joseph G. Reynolds papers, 1903-1972. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122594586 Stained glass artist, designer; Boston, Massachusetts. Partner in the stained glass studio of Reynolds, Francis & Rohnstock, Boston, Massachusetts. From the d...

Reynolds, Francis, and Rohnstock.

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The Boston firm of Reynolds, Francis and Rohnstock opened in 1921. Joseph Reynolds Jr. (1886-1972) was the designer and director of the firm, William M. Francis (1870-1954) was the glass painter, and J. Henry Rohnstock (1879-1956) was the glazier. Joseph Reynolds collaborated with Ralph Adams Cram, a Boston architect, on many installations. Cram was a preeminent American Ecclesiastical Gothicist and a prominent spokesman for Gothic-style churches. Their projects include Princeton University and ...