W. Stanton Forbes papers, 1953-1975.

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W. Stanton Forbes papers, 1953-1975.

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The collection consists of materials as follows: 1. Stanton Forbes, letters about - from Lillian Smith Papers. 2. Writings: "Culture of the Noble Savage of Georgia" in 3 editions: Spanish, French and English. 3. Writings: "Orozco's Adam and Eve." In Arizona Quarterly, Winter, 1954. 4. Writings: "Parodies of Classic Children's Books" [Restricted, pending completion]. 5. Catalog of exhibition of paintings, miniatures, etc. Mexico, 1953. Christmas drawing - Reindeer Christmas, text on reverse.

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Smith, Lillian Eugenia, 1897-1966

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