Howard Bartner Papers 1958-2002

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Howard Bartner Papers 1958-2002

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Illustrations, photographs, negatives, slides, and correspondence document the artistic career of Howard Bartner, a NIH medical illustrator. The bulk of the collection includes pen and ink sketches, paintings, line drawings, and chalk illustrations.

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History of Medicine Division. National Library of Medicine

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