William Hancock Wilkie pictorial collection [graphic]. ca. 1915-ca. 1960.

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William Hancock Wilkie pictorial collection [graphic]. ca. 1915-ca. 1960.

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Includes etchings of Chinatown and Mission Dolores in San Francisco, an etched portrait of Phoebe Apperson Hearst, and paintings of trees and landscapes in the Berkeley Hills, of the mouth of the Russian River, and the rotunda of the Hibernia Bank (San Francisco). Also includes an original painting for the 1913 Portola Festival. Also includes photographic prints of Hearst; of a sculptural relief portrait of Alexander Pope; of an antiphonal manuscript; and of the cemetery in Balaklava, Russia for British soldiers lost in the Charge of the Red Brigade during the Battle of Balaklava. Also includes a Ganat Brothers magazine advertisement.

3 folders and 6 oversize folders (17 photographic prints, 5 prints, and 1 painting) and 1 box (8 paintings) : b&w and color ; 58 x 29 cm or smaller.

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