Etchings (prints)
Found in 15 Collections and/or Records:
Backhouse and Mounsey collection
The collection comprises etchings, lithographs, and drawings by Edward Backhouse, Edward Backhouse Mounsey, and other members of the Backhouse and Mounsey families of Darlington (County Durham) in the early 19th century.
British Theatrical and Literary Prints
British Theatrical and Literary Prints is a collection of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century engravings and etchings depicting scenes and characters from 267 plays and stories by 112 authors that were published in England and Ireland during those two centuries. The prints are generally small in format—octavo or quarto in size—and most were extracted from publications.
Ken Campbell archive
Edward Gordon Craig collection
Thacher Hurd papers
The collection consists of original artwork, writings, dummies, proofs, photographs, notebooks and sketchbooks, publishing correspondence and contracts, printed materials, memorabilia, and computer and audiovisual media documenting the career of children’s book author Thacher Hurd.
Lavater collection
Collection of engravings, drawings, silhouettes, and miniature paintings, many of them annotated in the hand of Johann Caspar Lavater. The artists most heavily represented among the signed works in the collection are Daniel Chodowiecki and Johann Heinrich Lips, both major contributors to Lavater's Physiognomische Fragmente.
Anna Marble-Pollock cat collection
The collection contains photographs and other visual materials, objects, papers, printed material, and sound recordings relating to cats, Anna Marble-Pollock, and Carl Van Vechten.
Donald Oenslager collection of Edward Gordon Craig
Norman Holmes Pearson Collection of “Art for the Wrong Reason”
Collection of bookplates by Dmitrij R Saenko
The collection includes examples of bookplates designed by Dmitrij R. Saenko, dating from 1994-2003.
William A. Speck collection of Goetheana : original artwork
Franz R. and Kathryn M. Stenzel collection of western American art
Erica Van Horn prints
This collection consists of unique prints created by Erica Van Horn. The prints complement her one-of-a-kind books and other printed work. The prints are chiefly etchings combined with chine collé on watercolor paper, as well as monoprints that depict Saint Sebastian. Each of the prints has title and a signature or signed initials inscribed by Van Horn.