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Contains materials related to the photographer and teacher, Louis Carlos Bernal (1941- 1993) and received from a variety of sources. The collection is active.

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Publications, including newspapers, magazines, exhibition catalogs, workshop and class catalogs, and auction advertisements, published between 1959 and 1996. The materials feature articles written about or including Ruth Bernhard and her photography, descriptions of workshops and classes taught by Bernhard, and exhibitions and auctions featuring her work. There are 24 total publications.

Abstract Issues of Big Bend Photo newsletters, photographs, audio and visual recordings, commemorative patches and other miscellaneous materials related to the Big Bend Photo Club (Tallahassee, Fla.). Includes complete copies and extra pages of the Big Bend Photo News for 1974, a compilation of black and white, color, and mixed media works in photocopy, offset, and other generative methods by the members of the club. A large scrapbook, labeled as the BBPC handbook, and associated with notes...

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This collection consists of photo albums, vintage prints, commercial prints, contact sheets, collages, family photographs and holiday cards.

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Materials in this collection include three photographs, a catalogue, and a postcard book created by Bishop. Additional photographs reside in the Fine Print collection.

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Biographical information, correspondence, memorabilia, audio-visual materials, equipment, and photographic materials, 1897 - circa 1980, of Ernest Bloch (1880 - 1959), composer, teacher, and photographer. The bulk of the collection consists of more than 6,000 negatives and transparencies documenting Bloch's landscapes, cityscapes, and portraits from 1897 until 1951 as well as 2,000 prints.

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This collection contains materials documenting the life and career of Ernest Bloch (1880-1959), composer and photographer.

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Study prints of photographs made by A. Aubrey Bodine (1906-1970), pictorialist salon photographer and staff photographer of the Baltimore Sun newspaper.

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This collection contains miscellaneous materials documenting the production of books in the electronic/digital imaging era. The collection is active.

Abstract This archive contains materials related to the Mexican photography of Esther Baum Born (1902-1987), architect and photographer. Born traveled in Mexico during the mid- to late-1930s. Her work was first published in Architectural Record (April 1937) and expanded into the influential book The New Architecture in Mexico (New York: William Morrow and Co., 1937). This collection includes her Mexico travel notebook containing the contact information for the many Mexican architects documented in...

Scope and Contents The Kenneth J. Botto Archive is contains two loose leaf binders with 1,137 slides of Botto’s work dated 1975-2008. The slides are arranged alphabetically by series and a detailed list is filed with each series. The archive also includes two DVDs about Botto and his work, “The Little Book of Renaissance Painters” by Ken Botto, Santa Cruz: Blue Press, 2006, and exhibition announcements dated 1988-2010. Furthermore, there are numerous notebooks and sketchbooks containing collages and...

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Papers and photographic materials, 1873-1990, of Josef Breitenbach (1896-1984), photographer. Includes correspondence, writings, appointment calendars, exhibition announcements, tearsheets, clippings, publications, photographic materials, audiovisual materials, and memorabilia.

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Miscellaneous papers and photographic materials, 1942-2008, relating to the career of Josef Breitenbach (1896-1984), photographer. Includes correspondence, research materials, exhibition announcements, clippings, publications, and photographic materials.

Abstract Photographic materials and papers, circa 1960 - 1976, of Dean Brown (1936 - 1973), photographer. The bulk of the collection consists of contact sheets, negatives, transparencies, dye transfer materials, and work prints documenting his entire career. The papers relate directly to Brown's photographic career and include business and some personal correspondence, exhibition files, biographical and personal files, photographic assignments and projects, business and financial records, technical...

Abstract Papers and photographic materials, 1912 - 1945, of Francis Joseph Bruguière (1879 - 1945), photographer, filmmaker, painter, sculptor, and designer, as collected by James Enyeart. Includes Bruguière’s personal correspondence with Sadakichi Hartmann and Frank Eugene, exhibition records, scrapbooks, an incomplete autobiographical manuscript, and a tearsheet from Camera Work inscribed by Alfred Stieglitz. The bulk of the collection consists of 4 x 5 and 5 x 7 inch negatives including...

Abstract Activity files, publications, and proof sheets, 1959-1989, of Dan Budnik (1933-2020), photographer. Includes activity files documenting the struggle of the American Society of Magazine Photographers (ASMP) for industry-wide recognition of the photographers’ right to own his own photography; publications with illustrations or articles by Budnik; and proof sheets done for a Magnum assignment regarding a “Soviet Exhibition of Science, Technology and Culture” (1959) in New York City. This...

Abstract Personal papers, correspondence, activity files, audio visual materials, and photographic materials, 1920 1980, relating to the career of Wynn Bullock (1902 1975), photographer, teacher, and inventor. The papers offer significant information on the exhibition, publication, and sale of Bullock's photographs; his experiments with solarization; his involvement with the Friends of Photography; and his teaching activities. Less well documented are his tenure as a commercial photographer, his...

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Miscellaneous materials documenting the life and career of Wynn Bullock (1902-1975), photographer, teacher, and inventor. Includes writings, photographic and audiovisual materials, and publications. Note that other materials related to Wynn Bullock may be organized in other archive groups under the name of the donor; for example, see the Bender/Nordby Collection for a film interview with Bullock.

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Papers of Louis Bunin (1904-1994), artist and puppeteer. Includes documentation of puppet shows produced in Mexico City and New York as photographed by Tina Modotti and others, 1928-circa 1940.

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Research files and interviews by Carolyn Caddes, 1981-1982. Includes research notes, correspondence, photographic materials, and biographical materials about the Weston family. Also included are a script of lecture and a draft of an essay on Flora Chandler Weston.

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Papers, publications, audio-visual materials, and photographic materials, 1930s - 2001, of Harry Callahan (1912 - 1999), photographer and teacher. Includes correspondence, biographical information, activity files, exhibition files, books, magazines, a film, and extensive files of negatives, contact prints, proof prints, slides, and transparencies. The collection is inactive.

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This collection contains miscellaneous materials (1952-1993) documenting the life and career of Harry Callahan (1912-1999), photographer and teacher. Each group of materials was collected from a separate source and is described individually.

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This collection consists of approximately 600 catalog cards with mounted copy prints of photographs by Paul Caponigro (1932- ). These photographs were the product of Caponigro’s employment with Polaroid to test various film products between the years of 1957-1970. The bulk of the prints were produced in the mid 1960s.

Scope and Contents The CCP Study Collection consists of photographic prints of various processes, photographic albums, objects, and other related materials that may be used for a variety of physical examination, evaluation, and analysis (such as laboratory analysis, technical studies, and comparative materials). This collection is accessible to staff, educators, students, visiting scholars, conservators, and others interested in the history and development of photography and its various processes. These...

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Records, 1975 , of the Center for Creative Photography. Includes records pertaining to all phases of the Center's operation exhibitions, publications, acquisitions, and administrative activities which evidence the evolution of the Center through its growth in programs and collections. The collection is still active. 206.5 linear feet.

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This collection contains information found by Walter Chappell (1925-2000), photographer, during his research into the work of photographer Ray Jerome Baker (1880-1972). Included are study prints, biographical information, and selected negative lists. The collection is active.

Abstract Papers, 1957-1982, of Carl Chiarenza (1935- ), photographer, writer, editor and educator. Includes published and unpublished manuscripts, correspondence between Chiarenza and Aaron Siskind, taped interviews with Siskind, his friends, colleagues, students and other photographers and artists who knew him, background materials, a bibliography and exhibition list (compiled in conjunction with Stuart Alexander), and Chiarenza`s copy negatives of Siskind photographs -- materials generated by...

Abstract Benjamen Chinn was taught photography at a young age and took that knowledge skill into the U.S. Army Air Corps during WWII. Chinn then attended the new fine art photography at the California School of Fine Arts, now the San Francisco Art Institute, where he learned from Minor White and Ansel Adams; during this time he began photographing everyday life in Chinatown. From 1950-1951, Chinn studied in Europe at the Académie Julian and photographed Parisian street life. Images from both periods...

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This collection contains miscellaneous materials, 1998-, documenting the life and career of William Christenberry (1936-2016), photographer and teacher. Each group of materials will be described separately.

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Activity files and memorabilia, 1975, 1981, of photographers Mike Mandel (1950-) and Larry Sultan (1946-2009) of Clatworthy Colorvues (Greenbrae, CA). Correspondence relates primarily to the book and exhibition Evidence. Also included is an essay by Mike Mandel on his Baseball Photographer Trading Cards project, a Clatworthy Colorvues tee-shirt and an autographed baseball.