Paintings.
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 30 Collections and/or Records:
Item 212a-b: Photographs of “Easton, PA,” painted from Philipsburg N.J., by Robert S. Knerr and [Easton] by Unknown, , [ca. 1810]
Item — Box 22, Folder: 35
Dates:
Created: [ca. 1810]
Item 223: Photograph by Unknown, [1946 October], of an Oil Painting titled, “The Harvey Breaker West Nanticoke,” by Thomas Hill, 1870, Photographed October 1946
Item — Box 22, Folder: 46
Dates:
Created: 1870, Photographed October 1946
Item 232: Photograph of a Print of a winter town, John Henry Trachtman, 1883
Item — Box 22, Folder: 55
Item 233: Photograph of an Oil Painting titled, “Wyalusing,” by Julius O. Montalant, no date
Item — Box 22, Folder: 56
Item 234: Engraving titled “Wyoming Valley,” by Edmund Darch Lewis, 1876
Item — Box 22, Folder: 57
Item 244: Photograph of an Oil Painting titled, “Wyoming Valley,” by Jasper F. Cropsey, 1862
Item — Box 22, Folder: 67
Item 246 a-b: Photograph of an Oil Painting titled, “Wyoming Valley,” by Thomas Hill, 1867
Item — Box 22, Folder: 69
Item 253: Photographic Reproduction of Carl Bodmer Paints the Indian Frontier - Frog, 1832 August 8
Item — Box 22, Folder: 76
Dates:
Created: 1832 August 8
Item 254: Photograph of a Painting titled, “View of Wyomissing from West Bank,” by Eugene C. Frank, ca. 1875.
Item — Box 22, Folder: 77
Dates:
Created: ca. 1875.
Painting of Mamluk Soldier by Jose Villegas Cordero, possibly 19th century
Item — Box 1, Folder: 18
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The Collection of Medieval Manuscripts, Early Prints, Religious and Historical art and scripture contains manuscripts, early prints, wood carvings, print illustrations, paintings, booklets, and newspaper articles ranging across seven distinct time periods from 1175-1980, the bulk from 1175-1643. A majority of these manuscripts were created in Italy, Germany, and France. The first time period of these materials is The Romanesque period (1000-1150 A.D.), which contained styles of art...
Dates:
Created: possibly 19th century