Personal and family papers, 1844-1899.

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Personal and family papers, 1844-1899.

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Primarily letters received by Adams from various correspondents, including many members of the nobility, chiefly about his work; and family correspondence, including a long letter to his parents (from Italy, 1846) describing a visit to his studio by John Gibson and works in the Vatican. Included are studies of a tomb, a medal, and a nude (n.d.); a list of works in the Crystal Palace; a price list of his sculptures and medals; a list of medals; photographs of his works; biographical papers and obituaries, including a testimonial from C. L. Eastlake (originally written 1844); and miscellaneous printed matter pertaining to his work. Also a volume presented to Adams in 1847 by the Royal Academy as the prize for best composition in sculpture.

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