Guide to the Bert Clarke Papers
Title:
Bert Clarke Papers, 1871-1993, bulk 1941-1993
OCLC No. (unique ID):
806242947
Dates:
1871-1993
Bulk Dates:
1941-1993
Extent:
44 boxes, 6 prints (44 linear ft.)
Abstract:
This collection comprises the personal papers of Bert Clarke (1910-1994), a notable fine typographer and member of the Grolier Club.
Access Restrictions:
Collection is open for research use. Copyright restrictions may apply; please contact repository for requests for copying and for authorization to publish, quote, or reproduce the materials.
Preferred Citation:
[Description and date of item], [Box/folder number], Bert Clarke Papers, 1871-1993, bulk 1941-1993, The Grolier Club.
About the Finding Aid:
This finding aid was prepared by Rachel E. Greer in Microsoft Word at the Grolier Club, July 2012 with additions in May 2014 and October 2015.
Provenance:
This collection was donated by Bert Clarke’s wife, Muriel Clarke, in August 2011, with subsequent donations in 2012, 2014 and 2015, and updated by
Jamie Cumby in January 2024.
Access Points:
Names:
A. Colish, Inc.
Alice in Wonderland
Clarke, Bert, 1910-1994
Clarke, Muriel
Clarke & Way Press
Cooke, Alistair, 1908-2004
Frick Collection
Garamond Press
Grolier Club. Publications.
Limited Editions Club
Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.)
Moby Dick
New York Public Library. Exhibitions.
Nissha Press
O’Keeffe, Georgia, 1887-1986
Rockefeller Foundation
Rockwell, Norman, 1894-1978
Rogers, Bruce, 1870-1957
The Thistle Press
Trouvaille Française
Way, David J.
Wyeth, Andrew, 1917-2009
Subjects:
Printing—United States—20th Century—Specimens.
Private Presses—United States—20th Century—Specimens
Graphic Design (Typography) —United States—20th Century—Specimens.
Printers—United States—20th Century—Correspondence
Genres:
Letters —United States —20th century.
Printers’ proofs —United States — 20th century.
Biographical/Historical Note:
Bertram
L. Clarke was born in Richmond, Virginia in 1910. He started his typographical
work in high school, laying out his high school yearbook. Clarke earned a BA
from Johns Hopkins in Liberal Arts in 1931. After a brief early career in Tin
Pan Alley as a music writer, Clarke went to work at Garamond Press in Baltimore
in 1935. During World War II, Clarke served in the Coast Guard, and returned to
typographical work at George Macy’s Limited Editions Club in New York City
after the war. After a year, Clarke
turned to freelance pursuits, partnering with David J. Way to complete a set of
catalogues for the Frick Collection at Bruce Rogers’ recommendation. After the
catalogues were complete, the two bought Louis F. White’s print shop in New
York and began producing books as Clarke & Way. They employed a variety of
imprints for different projects, including Thistle Press for fine press, and
October House, their publishing branch. The two continued producing fine
typography until 1970, when the press folded.
Clarke was then invited to join the press of A. Colish, Inc. as Director
of Design and Typography, and Way became a harpsichord maker and designer, acquiring
Zuckermann Harpsichords. Throughout his
career, Clarke also produced volumes for the Imprint Society, the Bollingen
Foundation, the Grolier Club, and others. Bert Clarke died in 1994 in New York
City, and was survived by his second wife, Muriel Clarke.
Scope and Content Note:
This
collection consists of materials generated by and collected during Bert
Clarke’s career. The collection includes material generated in conjunction with
Clarke’s specific projects including drafts, early designs, budgets,
correspondence, reviews, and proofs. These files also contain visual material
such as drawings and occasional photographs. The collection also includes
material that Bert Clarke collected for general use in his day-to-day work
including printing and typographic samples, ornament samples, font samples, and
engravings. A small amount of general correspondence is included, as well as a
collection of ephemera from organizations with which Clarke was involved, as
well as material from Muriel Clarke’s textile import company Trouvaille
Française. The majority of the collection is made up of Bert Clarke’s personal
library and is organized under Series V: Publications. This collection includes
samples of Clarke’s typographic and design work throughout his career. Strengths
of the collection include a full set of The Frick Collection Catalogue,
published in 1949; material for The Artist’s Limited Edition(TALE) Moby Dick;
Clarke's work for the David and Peggy Rockefeller Foundation; and ephemera and
printed works produced in conjunction with The Grolier Club.
Arrangement Note:
This collection arrived with no arrangement scheme and was arranged by the archivist into the following series:
Series I: Project Files
Series II: Correspondence
Series III: Research Files
Series IV: Ephemera & Personal Miscellany
Series V: Publications
Series VI: Objects
Oversize Series I: Project Files
Oversize Series II: Correspondence
Oversize Series IV: Ephemera & Personal Miscellany
Series I, III, & IV are arranged alphabetically. Series II is arranged chronologically, where the date is known. Objects were separated into their own box, and Publications are temporarily unindexed, with an inventory available in the container list of this document.
Folder names chosen by the archivist appear in brackets. Oversize series correspond in scope, content, and arrangement to the regular series; oversize items were removed due to size. For more information about each series, please see the scope and content and arrangement notes for each series. Where known, samples
of Clarke’s work are noted as “Designed by Bert Clarke”.
Container List:
Series I: Project Files
Scope and Content Note:
This series contains materials generated by Clarke’s work on books, catalogues, and other typographical projects. The materials include: research materials, correspondence, drawings, proofs, and finished products including books, pamphlets, brochures, gallery announcements, and other material.
Arrangement Note:
This series is arranged alphabetically by the name of the project, where known.
Box 1:
Folder 1: Abe Lerner, Undated
Folder 1a: A. Colish Greeting Card Printed Under B. C.’s Supervision, Undated
Folder 2: Alice Project, Undated
Folder 3: An Approach to the Care of Photographs, 1976
Folder 4: [Catalogue for the Exhibition of Archaeological Finds of the People’s Republic of
China], 1975.
Folder 5: Art Catalogues (1 of 2), 1970-1985
Folder 6: Art Catalogues (2 of 2), 1974-1984
Folder 7: Behind the Emblem: Lion Brothers Company, 1960s
Folder 8: [Bernard Buffet, The Fly], Undated
Folder 9: [Bert and Muriel Clarke Greeting Card], Undated
Folder 10: [Bert Clarke Wedding Announcement], Undated
Folder 11: [Bert Clarke Bio], Undated
Folder 12: The Book I’ve Read Before: Limited Editions Club, 1972
Folder 12a: [The Brick House Materials], Undated
Folder 13: [Clarke & Way: A Toast to Eliza and Derby], 1968
Folder 14: Clarke & Way Guide to Make-up by Signatures, Undated
Folder 15: Consulting Work for Callaway Editions, circa 1992
Folder 15a: A Description of the Catalogue of the Frick Collection, 1949
Folder 16: Desiderata, Undated
Folder 17: A Dinner for Frank Daniel Fortney at The Advertising Club, 1962
Folder 18: [Donnybrook Fair 1941], 1941
Folder 19: [Review of Eugene Onegin], Undated
Folder 20: The Frick Collection, 1949
Folder 21: Gallery Announcements, 1971-1987
Folder 22: Georgia O’Keeffe Miscellany, 1985-1987
Folder 22a: [Georgia O’Keeffe Project], 1988
Folder 22b: [Georgia O’Keeffe Project], 1987-1989
Folder 23: Golf, 1991-1992
Folder 24: [Review of Goya’s “Black” Paintings, The Times Literary Supplement
(London)], 1985
Folder 25: Grolier Club Projects, Various
Folder 26: Headmaster Report to the Parents and Alumni, Saint David’s School, 1988
Folder 27: Jacket Covers, Various
Folder 28: The Life of Tom Morris, Undated
Folder 29: Limited Editions Club Projects, Various
Folder 30: Maryland Academy of Sciences, Various
Folder 31: [The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin], 1970
Folder 32: [Miscellaneous Ephemera], 1980
Folder 33: Moby Dick, Prospectus for The Artist’s Limited Edition and Photographs, circa 1975
Folder 34: [Moby Dick, Typescript of Cousteau’s Introduction], Undated
Folder 35: [Review for Moby Dick, Publisher’s Weekly], 1975
Folder 36: M. Tulli Cicerones Pro Archia Poeta, Undated
Designed by Bert Clarke, from the portfolio Homage to the Book (see Box 14)
Folder 36a: New Jersey History, Winter 1970, 1970
Folder 37: New York Public Library Show, 1987
NYPL show featuring Clarke’s work, publication designed by Bert Clarke
Folder 37a: New York Society Library Bookplate, 1973
Folder 38: Nissha Press, 1992
Folder 39: The Nightmare Notebook (removed from book), 1975
Folder 40: Norman Thompson Aeisler Munder, 1983
Folder 41: [Paul Mellon Project], Undated
Folder 42: Printing Project, 1992-1993
Folder 43: Rockefeller Collection: Spine Label Sample, Undated
Designed by Bert Clarke
Folder 43a: Rockefeller, 1993
Folder 44: The David and Peggy Rockefeller Collection (1 of 10), 1992
Designed by Bert Clarke
Box 2:
Folder 1: The David and Peggy Rockefeller Collection (2 of 10), 1992
Designed by Bert Clarke
Folder 2: The David and Peggy Rockefeller Collection (3 of 10), 1992
Designed by Bert Clarke
Folder 3: The David and Peggy Rockefeller Collection (4 of 10), 1992
Designed by Bert Clarke
Folder 4: The David and Peggy Rockefeller Collection (5 of 10), 1992
Designed by Bert Clarke
Folder 5: The David and Peggy Rockefeller Collection (6 of 10), 1992
Designed by Bert Clarke
Folder 6: The David and Peggy Rockefeller Collection (7 of 10), 1992
Designed by Bert Clarke
Folder 7: The David and Peggy Rockefeller Collection (8 of 10), 1992
Designed by Bert Clarke
Folder 8: The David and Peggy Rockefeller Collection (9 of 10), 1992
Designed by Bert Clarke
Folder 9: The David and Peggy Rockefeller Collection (10 of 10), 1982-1992
Designed by Bert Clarke
Folder 10: [A Selection of Books Printed by A. Colish, Inc.], Undated
Folder 11: Skowhegan School Brochures, 1972-1974
Folder 12: Southern Illinois University Press Catalogues, 1970-1971
Folder 13: Speeches, 1988
Folder 14: The Stein Partnership, Undated
Folder 15: Thistle Press Projects, Various
Folder 15a: [T. Morus Book],
Folder 16: Trouvaille Française, Undated
Folder 16a: Trouvaille Française, Undated
Folder 16b: Trouvaille Française, Undated
Folder 17: Trouvaille Française, 1982
Folder 18: Trouvaille Française, 1988
Folder 18a: Trouvaille Française, 1992-1995
Folder 19: Trouvaille Française, Undated
Folder 20: Trouvaille Française, Undated
Folder 22: Trouvaille Française, Art, Undated
Folder 23: Trouvaille Française, Comp for Captions, 1987
Folder 24: Trouvaille Française [Research Materials], Undated
Folder 25: Trouvaille Française, Samples and Originals, Undated
Folder 26: Two Lives: Georgia O’Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz, 1992
Folder 27: Ulysses S. Grant, Undated
Folder 28: [Union Club Bulletin], 1987
Folder 29: [A Weekend in May by Bee Dabney, Original Illustrations], 1964
Folder 29a: [W.W. Tulloch/The Life of Tom Morris/USGA], 1992
Series II: Correspondence
Scope and Content Note:
This series contains correspondence that Bert Clarke received in the course of his personal and professional life. Correspondents include Alistair Cooke, Peggy Rockefeller, Norman Rockwell, Andrew Wyeth, as well as other notable museum and publishing professionals. There are also many letters addressed to Betty, the general secretary at Clarke & Way. The letter from Richard Nixon was removed from the book to which the letter refers. That book can be found in Series V.
Arrangement Note:
Because personal correspondence was indistinguishable from professional correspondence in the original files, the archivist left the series intact as one, and researchers will thus find both kinds of material in this series. The correspondence was arranged chronologically by the archivist.
Box 2:
Folder 30: Correspondence (1 of 5), Undated
Folder 30a: Correspondence (2 of 5), 1951-1964
Folder 31: Correspondence (3 of 5), 1969-1982
Folder 32: Correspondence (4 of 5), 1983-1987
Folder 33: Correspondence (5 of 5), 1988-1993
Series III: Research Files
Scope and Content Note:
This series contains materials that Clarke collected in the service of his work. The materials include paper samples, typographic samples, border illustrations, lithographs and other material. Though the same types of material may be repeated in Series I: Project Files, the material in this series were unconnected to any specific project in the collection. In most cases, the archivist generated folder titles by examining the materials.
Arrangement Note:
This series was arranged alphabetically by folder title, by the archivist.
Box 3:
Folder 1: [A. Colish Guide to Make-up by Signatures], Undated
Folder 2: Alphabet and Image #7, Good Initials and Ornaments, 1948
Folder 3: Collected Engravings, Undated
Folder 4: Collected Engravings and Typography, Undated
Folder 5: [Collected Images], Undated
Folder 6: Collected Ornaments, Undated
Folder 7: Engravings, Undated
Folder 8: [Die Titeleinfassungen Der Reformationszeit, tr. Title Borders from the Reformation] (1 of 2), 1912
Folder 9: [Die Titeleinfassungen Der Reformationszeit, tr. Title Borders from the Reformation] (2 of 2), 1912
Folder 10: [Colophon Book Shop List], Undated
Folder 11: [Lustro-Dull Paper samples], Undated
Folder 12: Miscellaneous Research Material, Various
Folder 13: Ornaments, Undated
Folder 14: [Ornaments], Undated
Folder 15: [Paper Samples] (1 of 2), Undated
Folder 16: [Paper Samples] (2 of 2), 1972
Folder 17: [Proportional Scale], Undated
Folder 18: Samples of Typographic Work, Undated
Folder 19: Tools and Samples, Various
Folder 20: Type, Various
Folder 21: [Typeface Samples] (1 of 2), Undated
Folder 22: [Typeface Samples] (2 of 2), Undated
Folder 23: [Typographic Samples], Undated
Box 3a:
Enclosure: Book of Renaissance Ornaments, 1878
Series IV: Ephemera & Personal Miscellany
Scope and Content Note:
This series contains brochures, invitations, mailings, clippings and a small amount of personal miscellany received or collected by Bert Clarke throughout the course of his life and career, documenting his personal and professional interests and contacts.
Arrangement Note:
This series was arranged alphabetically by the archivist. Items in Box 3b were accessioned November 2015.
Box 3:
Folder 23a: A. Colish Birthday Card, 1982
Folder 24: A. Colish Expansion Announcement, Undated
Folder 24a: Address Book 1, Undated
Folder 24b: Address Book 2, Undated
Folder 25: [AIGA, 1972-73 Exhibition Schedule], circa 1972
Folder 26: American Institute of Graphic Arts, 1941
Folder 27: American Printing History Association Directory, 1986
Folder 28: A.M.G.S., 1984
Folder 29: Antiquarian Book Monthly Review, October 1975, 1975
Folder 30: Archives of American Art Journal, 1983
Folder 30a: August Hecksher’s Limited Edition Seasons Greeting, 1985
Folder 30b: Bert Clarke Bio, Undated
Folder 31: Book Show Catalogues, 1965-1968
Folder 31a: Brochure for Bollingen’s The Collected Works of C. G. Jung, 1962
Designed by Bert Clarke
Folder 32: Chicago Book Clinic Award, Undated
Folder 33: Citation for Typographic Excellence, Type Directors Club, 1985
Folder 34: Bert Clarke, Typographer Catalogue, 1987
Box 3b:
Folder 1: Correspondence, articles, etc. relating to Bert Clarke, Typographer exhibition at NYPL, 1987-1993 (removed from scrapbook, 2015 donation)
Folder 2: Scrapbook (2015 donation)
Box 3:
Folder 35: [Felice Feliciano program], 1989
Folder 35a: [Frick Invitation], Undated
Folder 36: German Fine Printing 1948-1988, 1992
Folder 37: [Grolier Club Ephemera], 1948-1952
Box 4:
Folder 1: [Grolier Club Invitation to Hermann Zapf Exhibition], circa 1987
Folder 2: [Lee Hatfield], 1964
Folder 3: [Holiday Cards, A. Colish], Various
Folder 4: Horace Project, 1992
Folder 4a: David Hume’s Daughter’s Wedding Announcement, 1982
Folder 5: Dr. Robert Leslie’s 100th Birthday Celebration Ephemera, 1985
Folder 6: Limited Editions Club Ephemera, 1954-1973
Folder 7: [Matsubara Naoko Catalogue], circa 1988
Folder 8: Miscellaneous Ephemera, Undated
Folder 9: [New York Printers Wall of Fame – Class of 1976], 1976
Folder 10: Personal Miscellany, Undated
Folder 11: Philip Grausman Borgenicht Gallery Catalogues, 1966, 1979
Designed by Bert Clarke
Folder 11a: Photo of Billy Colish, Frank Petrocelli, Steven J. Abramson, and Bert, Undated
(likely taken on the occasion of Bert's induction into the Printer's Wall of Fame)
Folder 12: Printing Impressions, Undated
Folder 13: [Printing News, September 8, 1979], 1979
Folder 14: [Printing News, December 1, 1979], 1979
Folder 15: Publicity Engravers, Inc. Calendars, 1989-1990
Folder 16: Publishers Weekly, November 22, 1985, 1985
Folder 17: Ruzicka Exhibition Brochure, Grolier Club, 1948
Folder 18: Signed Matsubara Greeting Card (for A. Colish), Undated
Folder 19: The Stinehour Press Newsletter, 1991
Folder 20: Typography Catalogue 147, circa 1977
Folder 21: [Unidentified Auction Catalogue], undated
Folder 22: [The Youth’s Companion, 1905], 1905
Series V: Publications
Scope and Content Note:
This series contains the personal library of Bert Clarke, which includes books, pamphlets, and ephemera on which he worked. The series also contains books that Clarke collected. Note that books are only indicated as "Designed by Bert Clarke" in cases where there is a high degree of certainty. It is likely that many more books in this series were designed by Clarke than are explicitly identified here.
Arrangement Note:
This series retains its original order.
Box 4:
Folder 23: Publication Series Notes from Muriel Clarke, circa 2012
Box 5:
A Walk through the Cloisters
Bonnie Young
(Viking: 1979)
Odysseus Collages
Romare Bearden
(Cordier & Ekstrom: 1977)
Il Penseroso
John Milton & William Blake
(New York Limited Editions Club: 1954)
Designed by Bruce Rogers, printed by Clarke & Way
Poems of William Wordsworth
(Thomas Crowell, New York: 1964)
Designed by Bert Clarke
An Evening with Thornton Wilder
(Harper & Bros: 1962)
Arshile Gorky, Important Paintings and Drawings
(Xavier Fourcade: 1979)
Designed by Bert Clarke
The Photographer and the American Landscape
(MOMA, n.d.)
Rodin Bronzes
(American Federation of Arts: 1969)
Naum Gabo, Of Divers Arts
(Bollingen: 1962)
Rhythm and Rhymes, Margaret Stillwell (inscribed to Bert Clarke by author)
(Mount Vernon: 1978)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Ancient Art from Afghanistan
Benjamin Rowland
(Asia Society: 1966)
The Canterbury Tales, with illustrations by Arthur Szyk
(Heritage Press: 1935)
More’s Utopia
(Heritage Press: 1935)
Designed by Bruce Rogers
Heritage Press Edition printed by Clarke & Way after earlier Limited Editions Club edition printed by Rudge
Reminiscences of a Long Life
Frieda Schiff Warburg
(New York: 1956)
The Charterhouse of Parma, Stendahl
(Heritage Press: 1955)
Bibliography of the Writings of Noah Webster
(New York Public Library: 1958)
Life on the Mississippi, Mark Twain
With illustrations by Thomas Hart Benton
(Heritage Press: 1944)
Barchester Towers, Trollope
(Heritage Press: 1958)
Box 6:
The Papers of Ulysses S. Grant, vols. 1-8
(Southern Illinois UP: 1979)
Designed by Bert Clarke
General Grant by Matthew Arnold
Ed. John Simon
(Southern Illinois UP: 1966)
The Velveteen Rabbit
Margery Williams
(Colish: 1974)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Recollections and Reflections
Janetta Whitridge
(New York: 1972, privately published)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Gods, Thrones, and Peacocks
Stuart Cary Welch, Milo Cleveland Beach
(Asia Society: 1965)
Kimball Art Museum, Handbook of the Collection
(Kimball Art Foundation: 1981)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Box 7:
Memorial for William C. Meninger
(New York Academy of Medicine: 1966)
The Principles Behind the Rules of Golf
(USGA: 1989)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Italic Quartet
John Dreyfus
(CU Printing House: 1966)
Designed by John Dreyfus
Golf and Golfers
(USGA: 1991)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Prints & People
Hyatt Mayor
(MMA: 1971)
Monet’s Years at Giverny
(MMA: 1978)
A Flower from Every Meadow
Stuart Cary Welch
(Asia Society: 1973)
Indian Drawings and Painted Sketches
Stuart Cary Welch
(Asia Society: 1976)
Designed by Bert Clarke
The Private Collection of Martha Jackson
(University of Maryland: 1973-1974)
Rodin Bronzes
(American Federation of Arts: 1969)
N.B. This is Dupe of book in Box 5.
Ark of Bones
Henry Dumas
(Southern Illinois UP: 1970)
Vassar College Art Gallery
(Vassar College: 1967)
The Wonder and the Glory
Edward Alexander Parsons
(Thistle Press: 1962)
Duncan Phillips and his Collection
Marjorie Phillips
(Norton: 1970)
Marjorie Phillips and her Paintings
(Norton: 1958)
Designed by Bert Clarke
The Museum and its Friends, The Whitney, Second Loan Exhibition
(Clarke and Way: 1959)
The Museum and its Friends, A Loan Exhibition
(Clarke and Way: 1958)
Notes on Woman Printers In Colonial America and the United States
(New York: The Hroswitha Club, 1976)
N.B. letter to Bert Clarke from Frank “L”? in front flap.
The Genoese Renaissance
Bertina and Robert Manning
(Houston, Musuem of Fine Arts: 1974)
Harry Callahan
(MOMA: 1965)
Louis Comfort Tiffany
(Museum of Contemporary Crafts, New York: 1958)
Selected Paintings, Drawings & Books
(Yale Center for British Art: 1977)
The American Poster
(American Federation of the Arts: 1944)
Museum Studies I
(The Art Institute of Chicago: 1966)
What is American Art?
(Knoedler Gallery: 1971)
Exotic Art
(American Federation of Arts: 1961)
The Murtogh Guinness Collection
(1982)
Jackson Burke
(In Memoriam, 1975)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Box 8:
Horses, Horses, Horses
(Franklin Watts: 1949)
Waking in a Tree
Daniel Hughes
(Clarke & Way: 1963)
BR Today
A Selection of his Books, with comments
(Grolier Club: 1982)
Designed by Bert Clarke
PROSE (serial) , Nos. 1-6
Old Forge Hollow Road
John Kemmerer, 1979
Along the Raccoon River, Winter
John Kemmerer, 1977
Along the Raccoon River
John Kemmerer, 1978
Morning
John Kemmerer, 1971
Selected Poems
Oscar Williams
(Clarke & Way: 1947)
Common Sense
Thomas Paine
Colish: 1976)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Kimball Art Museum, Handbook of the Collection
(Kimball Art Foundation: 1981)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Balcomb Greene
(American Federation of the Arts: 1961)
Kandinsky, Parisian Period
(Knoedler: 1969)
Thee
Conrad Aiken
(George Braziller: 1967)
Fifty Books 1966/Exhibition Year 1967
E.E. Cummings, A miscellany revised
(October House: 1967, Third Printing)
Nights
H.D.
(New Directions: 1986)
Village
John Kemmerer, 1979
Eugene Onegin
Alexander Pushkin
(Bollinger: 1st paperback printing 1981)
Designed by Bert Clarke
A Dinner for Frank Daniel Fortney
(Feb. 6, 1962)
An Animated Alphabet
Marie Angel
(Harvard College Library: 1971
Box 9a-d:
An Illustrated Catalogue of the Works of Art in the Collection of Henry Clay Frick, with an introduction by Sir Osbert Sitwell. Vols. 1-4
The initial volume was designed by Porter Garnett before Bruce Rogers took over the project with Bert Clarke and David Way, before the founding of Clarke & Way.
Box 10a-d:
An Illustrated Catalogue of the Works of Art in the Collection of Henry Clay Frick, with an introduction by Sir Osbert Sitwell. Vols. 5-8
Designed by Bruce Rogers and printed by Bert Clarke and David Way, before the founding of Clarke & Way.
Box 11a-d:
An Illustrated Catalogue of the Works of Art in the Collection of Henry Clay Frick, with an introduction by Sir Osbert Sitwell. Vols. 9-12
Designed by Bruce Rogers and printed by Bert Clarke and David Way, before the founding of Clarke & Way.
A Description of the Catalogue of the Frick Collection by Sir Osbert Sitwell and Paul Standard (Pittsburgh: 1949) (Not in box as of 10/23/14)
Photocopy of Article, “The Story of the Frick Catalogue” (Not in box as of 10/23/14)
Unidentified insert (folded) (Not in box as of 10/23/14)
Box 12:
Seurat
(Medaenas Monograph on the Arts: 1984)
Renoir
(MMA: 1980)
Frederic Remington
(Amon Carter Museum of Western Art: 1981)
Maurice Prendergast
(Phillips Collection: 1980)
Renoir, The Luncheon of the Boating Party
(Phillips Collection: 1981)
Vincent Van Gogh
(MMA: 1979)
Mary Cassatt
(MMA: 1984)
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
Lewis Carroll, illustrations by John Tenniel
(Colish: 1983)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Giacomo Joyce
James Joyce
(Viking: 1968)
Treasures from the Pierpont Morgan Library
(1957)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Ancient Art from Afghanistan
(Asia Society: 1966)
American Naïve Paintings of the 18th and 19th Centuries
(American Federation of Arts: 1969)
To Celebrate the Life of Jack Barrett, 1903-1981
(Morgan Library: December 1, 1981)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Barnett Newman
Thomas B. Hess
(Walker & Co., New York: 1969)
Jackson Burke, 1908-1975
(Japan House: June 1975)
Gustave Caillebotte (pbk.)
(Houston, Museum of Fine Arts: 1976)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Gustave Caillebotte (hardcover)
(Houston, Museum of Fine Arts: 1976)
Designed by Bert Clarke
The Anatomy of the Brain
Thomas Willis
(UVS Pharmaceutical Corp, Tuckahoe, NY: 1971)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Bradley Walker Tomlin
(UCLA Art Galleries: 1957)
Five Masterpieces
Bruce Rogers’ Books for the Grolier Club
A Talk by Herbert H. Johnson
(Feb. 17, 1983)
Designed by Herbert Johnson
N.B. Inscribed to Bert Clarke by Herbert Johnson; held for Grolier Club
An Evening with Thornton Wilder
(Harper & Brothers: 1957)
Contemporary French Tapestries
(Museum of Contemporary Crafts: 1959)
Artists & Anatomist
Hyatt mayor
(MMA: 1984)
Designed by Bert Clarke, title page lettering by Jerry Kelly
Archives of Asian Art
(Asia Society: 1978)
Manuscripts from the William S. Glazier Collection
(Morgan Library: 1959)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Liturgical Manuscripts
(Morgan Library: 1964)
Harry Dobson Miller Grier
(The Frick: 1972)
A Private Vision: Contemporary Art from the Graham Gund Collection
(Boston Museum of Fine Arts: 1982)
Rules of the Thistle Golf Club
John Cundell
Designed by Bert Clarke
A Few Rambling Remarks on Golf
(A Facsimile Edition)
(USGA: 1983)
Designed by Bert Clarke
A Barrel of Diamonds
Charles Manfred Newton
(New York: 1980)
De Rerum Natura
Lucretius
(Heritage Club: 1946)
Box 13:
The Divine Comedy
Dante Alighieri
(Inferno, Text and Translation)
(Bollingen: 1970)
The Divine Comedy
Dante Alighieri
(Inferno, Commentary)
(Bollingen: 1970)
Some Rimes
H.G. Fischer
(Purgatory Press: 1976)
Dorothy Silberberg
In Memoriam, a talk by Brendan Gill
(May 25, 1976)
“Progress in the Graphic Arts”
T.M. Cleland
(Danbury: 1949)
The Life of Tom Morris
W.W. Tulloch, D.D.
(facsimile of the 1908 edition)
(USGA: 1992)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Great Golfers in the Making
(facsimile of the 1907 edition)
(USGA: 1988)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Golf Architecture in America
(facsimile of the 1927 edition)
(USGA: 1990)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Manuscripts from the William Glazier Collection
(Morgan Library: 1959)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Treasures from the Pierpont Morgan Library, 50th Anniversary Exhibition
(Morgan Library: 1957)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Drawings from Stockholm
(Morgan Library: 1969)
Dali: A Study of his Art in Jewels
(Owen Cheatham Foundation, Clarke and Way: 1959)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Ancient Egyptian Calligraphy
(MMA: 1983)
Egyptian Studies I, VARIA
(MMA: 1976)
Egyptian Studies II, The Orientation of Hieroglyphs, pt. 1 Reversals
(MMA: 1977)
Archives of Asian Art, XXX/1976-1977
(Asia Society: 1977)
Archives of Asian Art, XXXI/1977-1978
(Asia Society: 1978)
Looking at Art
Alice Elizabeth Chase
(Thomas Crowell: 1966)
Rarities of the Musee Guimet
(Asia Society: 1975)
John Peter Zenger and Freedom of the Press
(Colish: 1984)
Designed by Bert Clarke and Jerry Kelly
Okada, Shinoda, and Tsutaka
(Phillips Collection: 1979)
100 European Drawings in the Metropolitan Museum of Art
(MMA: 1960{?})
Ancient Greek and Roman Gold Jewelry
Patricia F. Davidson
(Brooklyn Museum: 1984)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Box 14:
Homage to the Book
(West VA Pulp & Paper Co.: 1968)
The Game of Croquet
Horace Scudder
(Abercrombie & Fitch: 1968)
Old Bedford Days
(Privately printed, New York: 1953)
Drawings from New York Collections
The Italian Renaissance
(MMA & The Morgan: 1965)
Chronique
St. –John Perse
(Bollingen: 1961)
Designed by Bert Clarke
The Poems of W.B. Yeats
(Thistle Press, Ltd Editions Club: 1970)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Fable and Fiction: Frank Stockton
Emmaus, PA, The Story Classics: 1949)
Four Oaks Farm &
Four Oaks Library
(Somerville, NJ: 1967)
Designed by P.J. Conkwright, printed by Clarke & Way
Two Plays of Anton Chekhov
(Ltd. Editions Club: 1966)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Change
Hellmut Wilhelm
(Bollingen: 1960)
The Twelve Moneths and Christmas Day
(Clarke & Way: 1951)
Designed by Bruce Rogers
Old Dominion Foundation, Report 1941-1966
(New York: 1966)
Once-Upon –A-Tyne
The Angling Art and Philosophy of Thomas Bewick
(Antiquarian Press, Montreal: 1977)
Designed by Robert Reid, printed at Colish
Saint-Simon: The Memoirs of Louis De Rouvroy, 2 vols. In case
(Ltd. Editions Club: 1959)
Box 15:
English and Other Silver
(MMA: 1969)
Dali: A Study of his Jewels in Art
(Owen Cheatham Foundation: 1959-1977)
Designed by Bert Clarke
The Collages of Robert Motherwell
(Houston, Museum of Fine Arts: 1973)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Genesis
(Madison Ave. Church Press: 1966)
Designed by Bert Clarke
N.B. Inscription to Bert Clarke.
Synchronism and Color Principles in American Painting
(M. Knoedler with Clarke & Way: 1965)
The Art of Tibet
Pratapaditya Pal
(Asia Society: 1969)
Exile and other Poems
St.-John Perse
(Bollingen: 1949)
The Ideal Theater: Eight Concepts, hardcover
(American Federation of Arts: 1962)
The Ideal Theater: Eight Concepts, paperback
(American Federation of Arts: 1962)
Treasures of Ancient Nigeria
(Knopf: 1980)
Georgia O’Keeffe
Some Memories of Drawings
(U of NM P: 1974)
N.B. Contains letter from editor to publisher.
Georgia O’Keeffe
Some Memories of Drawings, supplemental box of mounted reproductions
(U of NM P: 1974)
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
James Joyce
(Ltd. Editions Club: 1968)
Three Tales
Gustave Flaubert
(Ltd. Editions Club: 1978)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Twentieth Century Masterpieces from the Musee Grenoble
(U of Maryland: 1973)
Alfred Stieglitz
(National Gallery of Art: 1958)
Designed by Clarke & Way
Aristophanes: The Birds
(Ltd. Editions Club: 1959)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Box 16:
The House of Enschede, 1703-1953
Joh. Eschede
(Haarlem: 1953)
N.B. Clarke copy has loose spine.
Raymond Duchamp Villon
(Walker & Co., New York: 1967)
A Garland for Dylan Thomas
(Clarke & Way: 1963)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Hot Afternoons Have Been in Montana
Eli Siegel
(Definition P, New York: 1958)
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
(A Colish: 1983)
Designed by Bert Clarke
A Weekend in May
Illustrated by Bee Dabney, bound by Clarke & Way
(Oak Spring, Upperville, VA)
(The Thistle Press: 1965)
Sea marks
St.-John Perse
(Bollingen: 1958)
Carl Van Vechten
A Bibliography
(Knopf: 1955)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Spaces
Eleanor Wolff
(Privately printed: 1972)
Rowfant Rhymes
Carr Liggett
(Rowfant Club: 1972)
Designed by Bert Clarke
The Rowfant Club Yearbook
(Rowfant Club: 1972)
Designed by Bert Clarke
BR Today
A Selection of his Books with Comments
(Grolier Club: 1982)
Designed by Bert Clarke
The Short Stories of Anton Chekhov
(Ltd. Editions Club: 1973)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Washington Square
Henry James
(Ltd. Editions Club: 1971)
Designed by Bert Clarke
On Poetry
St.-John Perse
(Bollingen: 1961)
Designed by Bert Clarke
Two Addresses
St.-John Perse
(Bollingen: 1966)
Darker Ends
Robert Nye
(Hill and Wang: 1969)
Shakespeare’s Progress
Frank O’Connor
(World Publishing Company: 1960)
Designed by Bert Clarke
The Poetry of Yevgeny Yevtushenko, 1953-1965
(October House: 1965)
Designed by Bert Clarke
The Wanderer
Alain-Fournier
Trans. By Francoise Delisle
(Ltd. Editions Club: 1958)
Steppenwolf
Herman Hesse
(Ltd. Editions Club: 1977)
A Toast to Eliza and Derby
(Clarke & Way: 1968)
250 copies
Two Views of the Mountain
(Tiny Keepsake of Bruce Rogers)
2 reminiscences of Bruce Rogers by Bert Clarke and David J. Way
85 copies printed on the occasion of Bruce Rogers’s 85th birthday
Designed by Bert Clarke
Presentation copy, inscribed from Tony Glick to Bert Clarke.
Box 17:
From Action to Dynamic Silence
(Institute of Modern Russian Culture: 1991)
Leaves of Grass, Walt Whitman
(Viking: 1959)
The Collection of John A. and Audrey Jones Beck
(Museum of Fine Arts, Houston: 1974)
Clinton Genealogy
(Privately printed, New York: 1968)
Diabetes: A Medical Odyssey
(USV Pharmaceutical Corp: 1971)
Life of St. George, from Caxton
(Bruce Rogers: 1957)
Fantasy in a Wood-Block, on Audubon’s meeting with Bewick
Gordon R. Williams
(The Caxton Club: 1972)
Their Wedding Journey
William Dean Howells
(Indiana UP: 1968)
Germinal
A Poem by Michel Ferrand
(Wittenborn, New York: 1958)
Lord Jim
Joseph Conrad
(Heritage Press: 1959)
The Indiana Home
Logan Esarey. Designed and illustrated by Bruce Rogers.
(Indiana UP: 1953, 1976)
Alfred Stieglitz
(National Gallery of Art: 1958)
Abstract Art Before Columbus
Dore Ashton
(Andre Emmerich Gallery: 1957)
Gabor Peterdi, paintings
Bruce Chernow
(Taplinger: 1982)
China Trade Porcelain: Patterns of Exchange
Clare le Corbeiller
(MMA: 1974)
Gods, Thrones, and Peacocks
Stuart Cary Welch
Milo Cleveland Beach
(Asia Society: 1965)
Frederic Goudy
D.J.R. Bruckner
(Harry N. Abrams: 1990)
Railroad Men
Simpson Kalisher
(Clarke & Way: 1961)
Nishapur
Charles K. Wilkinson
(A. Colish & MMA: n.d.)
Forty Paintings from the Reader’s Digest Collection
Exhibition by Prince and Princess Takamatsu
(Tokyo: October 1966)
A Directory of St. Paul’s Churchyard
Trinity Parish in the City of New York
(Thistle Press: n.d.)
King of the World
Samuel M. Paley
(Brooklyn Museum: 1976)
The Demands of Art
Max Raphael
(Bollingen: 1968)
O’Keeffe
Lloyd Goodrich
Doris Bry
Exhibition Catalogue by the Whitney
(Whitney Museum of American Art: 1970)
Box 18:
Christian Iconography
Andre Grabar
(Bollingen, National Gallery of Art: 1968)
Degas: The Artist’s Mind
Theodore Reff
(MMA, Harper & Row: 1976)
Selections from ‘The Fancy’ or, True Sportsman’s Guide
By An Operator
(Imprint Society, MA: 1972)
The Portrait in the Renaissance
John Pope-Hennessy
(Bollingen: 1966)
Little Women
Louisa May Alcott
(Ltd. Editions Club: 1967)
A Study in Dissent
(Carbondale: 1968)
The Odyssey of a Film-maker
Frances Hubbard Flaherty
(Beta Phi Mu: 1960)
Richard M. Nixon
Inaugural Address
(Jan. 20, 1969)
N.B. Contains signed letter from Richard Nixon to Bert Clarke.
The Awakening Interest in Science during the First Century of Printing, 1450-1550
Margaret Bingham Stillwell
(Biographical Society of America: 1970)
The Compleat Gamester
Charles Cotton
(Imprint Society: 1970)
Sixteen to Sixty, Memoirs of a Collector
Louisine W. Havemeyer
(Privately printed, New York: 1961)
Notes for a Great-Grandchild
A.H.
(Privately printed: 1966)
Take One at Night
Arnold Whitridge
(New York: 1974)
Reminiscences of a Long Life
Frieda Schiff Warburg
(New York: 1956)
The Judicial Opinions of Paul Bonynge
(Clarke & Way: 1959
Cicero’s Three Books of Offices, or Moral Duties
Trans. Cyrus R. Edmonds
(Henry Bohn, London: 1856)
N.B. See accompanying excerpt printed by Clarke & Way: 1967
Box 19:
The Nightmare Notebook
Henry Miller
1 of 700 copies
(New Directions: 1975)
Two Lives, Georgia O’Keeffe & Alfred Stieglitz
Essay Collection
(HarperCollins, Callaway: 1992)
Poems of Emily Dickinson
(Thomas Y. Crowell: 1964)
Poems of Robert Burns
(Thomas Y. Crowell: 1967)
Poems of Ralph Waldo Emerson
(Thomas Y. Crowell: 1965)
The Charles B. Hoyt Collection,
in the Museum of Fine Arts: Boston
(Museum of Fine Arts: 1964)
A Commencement Address
Alistair Cooke
(Knopf: 1954)
A Toast to Eliza and Derby
Paul Mellon on the occasion of his daughter’s wedding.
(May 13, 1968)
N.B. This is a dupe.
A Newly Discovered Poem by Wm. Shakespeare,
Keepsake
(A. Colish: 1986)
The Brick House, Upperville, VA,
Keepsake
(Bert Clarke & A. Colish: n.d.)
Headmaster’s Report to the Parents and Alumni 1990,
Keepsake
Saint David’s School
New York City
The Fine Book: Rebirth of An Art,
Keepsake
(Shender Eaby: 1977)
Eugene Onegin
Pushkin
Trans. By V. Nabokov
Vol. 1—Translation
Vols. 2-3—Commentary
Vol. 4—Index, Russian Text
(Bollingen: 1964)
Essays
Montaigne
Trans. George B. Ives
(Ltd. Editions Club: 1946)
Box 20:
The Italian Commedia dell’Arte
(Inkwell: 1983)
Great Locofoco Juggernaut
Malcolm Johnson
(Imprint Society, MA: 1971)
Dali: Paintings and Drawings
Thomas B. Hess
(M. Knoedler: 1970)
The Artist and the Animal
A Loan Exhibition for the Benefit of the Animal Medical Center
(M. Knoedler: 1968)
Breakfast in Mycenae
Poems by Lee Hatfield
(Clarke & Way: 1961)
Pre-Columbian Jade from Costa Rica
Elizabeth Kennedy Easby
(Andre Emmerich: 1968)
Victor Hammer and the Wells College Press
(Privately printed: 1993)
Early Maps of North America
Robert M. Lunny
(NJ Historical Society: 1961)
Twentieth Century Masterpieces from the Musee de Grenoble
(U of MD: 1973)
Four Hundred Years of Dance Notation
(Grolier Club: 1986)
Carmi e Favole
(Verona: 1969)
Blueberry: A Boat of the Connecticut Shoreline
David Hume
(J.N. Townsend, NH: 1994)
Four Great Americans
Tributes Delivered by President Richard Nixon
(Doubleday: 1972)
A. Hyatt Mayor
Selected Writings and a Bibliography
(MMA, Grolier Club: 1983)
An Exhibition of the George Macy Collection
Low Memorial Library
Columbia University
Nov. 1968-Feb. 1969
Everett Spruce
John Palmer Leeper
(American Federation of Arts: 1959)
Poems of John Keats
(Thos. Y. Crowell: 1964)
N.B. Index card with Exhibition text from NYPL enclosed.
Poems of Robert Browning
(Thos. Y. Crowell: 1964)
Poems from France
(Thos. Y. Crowell: 1967)
Years of Twenty
Melanie and Ben Grauer
(Between-Hours-Press, NY: 1974)
Albert Camus
Nobel Acceptance Speech
(December 10, 1957)
H.P. Kraus, In Memoriam
1907-1988
H.P. Kraus, Gedichte
(New York: n.d.)
De Kooning, Recent Paintings
Thomas B. Hess
(Walker & Co.: 1967)
Longitude 30 West
Printed for the 20th Anniversary of the American Branch of Cambridge UP
(Cambridge UP: 1969)
The New Russian Poets, 1953-1966
George Reavey
(October House: 1966)
Essays in Illinois History
(Carbondale: 1968)
Figures in the Shadows
Jess Cloud
(Morris Gallery: 1957)
Juet’s Journal
Robert Juet
(NJ Historical Society: 1959)
Eugene Onegin
Aleksandr Pushkin
Trans. V. Nabokov, Revised Edition
4 vols.
(Bollingen: 1964)
N.B. This is revised edition, see earlier set in Box 19.
Notes on Prosody, accompaniment to Eugene Onegin trans.
V. Nabokov(Bollingen: 1964)
Notes on Prosody, accompaniment to Eugene Onegin trans.
Offprint from Bollingen Series LXXII
V. Nabokov
(Bollingen: 1963)
The Hours of Jeanne D’evreux
(NY Graphic Society, MMA: 1957)
She Stoops to Conquer
Oliver Goldsmith
(Ltd. Editions Club: 1964)
Box 21:
On Designing and Devising Type
J. Van Krimpen
(New York, The Typophiles: 1958)
Address by Paul Mellon
Thoroughbred Club Award
(November 9, 1975)
Address by John A. Morris
On Racing Hall of Fame Day
August 7, 1980, Saratoga Springs
Fifty Yeats of Golf
Horace Hutchinson
(Facsimile of the 1919 Edition)
(USGA: 1985)
Lisa Fonssagrives-Penn
Scultpure, Prints, and Drawings
(Privately printed: 198?)
Tono-Bungay
H.G. Wells
(Ltd. Editions Club: 1960)
The Sculpture of Thailand
(Asia Society: 1972)
The Anatomy of a Brain
(USV Pharmaceutical Corp, NY: 1971)
John Peter Zenger and Freedom of Press
(A. Colish: 1984)
The Beach of Falesa
Robert Louis Stevenson
(Heritage Press: 1956)
Tartuffe
Moliere & The Would-Be Gentleman
(The Ltd. Editions Club: 1963)
Paul Valery, Collected Works
Bollingen Series, 6 vols.:
1. Aesthetics (1964)
2. Plays (1960)
3. Degas, Manet, Morisot (1960)
4. History and Politics (1962)
5. Dialogues (1956)
6. The Art of Poetry (1958)
The I Ching
Intro. By C.G. Jung
(Bollingen: 1950)
Our Lord Don Quixote
Trans. Anthony Kerrigan
(Bollingen: 1967)
The Story of Frederic Goudy
Peter Beilenson
(Peter Pauper, NY: 1965)
Box 22:
Sons and Lovers
D.H. Lawrence
(Limited Editions Club: 1975)
The Torrents of Spring
Turgenev
(Limited Editions Club, 1976)
Up From Slavery
Booker T. Washington
(Limited Editions Club, 1970)
The Wrightsman Collection Catalogues, Vols. I-V
Metropolitan Museum of Art
1973
Art & Connoisseurship
Catalogue No. 170 to benefit the Frick Collection
Ursus Rare Books, Ltd, Undated
Renaissance Jewels and Jeweled Objects
The Baltimore Museum of Art, 1968
A Guide to the Wrightsman Galleries
Ed. James Parker
Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1979
American Art from American Collections
James Biddle
Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1963
Box 23:
The Divine Comedy of Dante
Bruce Rogers and A. Colish, 1955
Illuminated Manuscripts of the Divine Comedy, vols. 1 & 2
Bollingen Series, Princeton University Press
Box 24:
The David and Peggy Rockefeller Collection, vols. I-IV
Privately published, 1984
50 Books 1964
The American Institute of Graphic Arts
Clarke & Way, 1964
Jonathan Wild the Great
Henry Fielding
The Limited Editions Club, 1943
Poetry for My People
Henry Dumas
Southern Illinois University Press, 1970
Box 25:
Quarto Millenary: 250 Publications of the Limited Editions Club, 1929-1954
The Limited Editions Club, 1959
Horace, Odes and Epodes, with manuscript pages
The Thistle Press (Limited Editions Club), 1961
The Book of the Prophet Isaiah
Limited Editions Club, 1979
Specimens: A Stevens-Nelson Paper Catalogue
Undated
Box 26:
Ten Years and William Shakespeare
A survey of the publishing activities of the Limited Editions Club from October 1929 to October 1940
Limited Editions Club, 1940
Georgia O’Keeffe, printers proofs
National Gallery of Art, 1987
The David and Peggy Rockefeller Collection, printers proofs
Privately published, 1984
Georgia O’Keeffe
Jack Cohart and Juan Hamilton
National Gallery of Art, 1987
The Garden and the Wilderness
Charles Pratt
Horizon Press, 1980
Milton Avery
Bonnie Lee Grad
Stratheona Publishing Company, 1981
Box 27:
Freedom of Religion & Separation of Church and State
Ed. Henry Steele Commager
A.Colish, Inc., 1985
Helmut Ackerman: A suite of eight woodcuts to illustrate Steppenwolf by Herman Hesse published exclusively for the members of the Limited Editions Club
The Print Club, 1979
Mendes I
Robert K. Holz, David Steiglitz, Donald P. Hansen, & Edward Oschsenschlager
American Research Center in Egypt, 1980
The Houghton Library, 1942-1967
Harvard College Library, 1967
Box 28:
Xylon 21, Naoko Matsubara USA
1971
Georgia O’Keeffe: One Hundred Flowers
Ed. Nicholas Callaway
Knopf, 1987
Georgia O’Keeffe
Limited Edition with prints
The Viking Press, 1976
Box 29:
Moby Dick, or The Whale
Herman Melville, preface by Jacques Cousteau
The Artist’s Limited Edition, 1975
Georgia O’Keeffe
The Viking Press, 1976
Shakespeare’s Progress
Frank O’Connor
World Publishing Company, 1960.
Box 30:
Etchings from Ecclesiastes
William Majors
Portfolio
Museum of Modern Art, 1965
Georgia O’Keeffe - In the West –Advertisement
Knopf, Undated
Georgia O’Keeffe – In the West
Eds. Doris Bry and Nicholas Callaway
Knopf, 1989
Georgia O’Keeffe: The New York Years
Eds. Doris Bry and Nicholas Callaway
Knopf, 1991
Series VI: Objects
Scope and Content Note:
This series consists of objects used by Bert Clarke in his work, as well as collector’s items and plaques commemorating awards that Clarke won.
Arrangement Note:
These items were separated into their own series due to their unique format. They occupy their own box.
Box 5b:
Object ID 1: New York Printers Wall of Fame Plaque, 1979
Object ID 2: Spool of Gold Thread, Undated
Object ID 3: Spool of Silver Thread, Undated
Object ID 4: The American Friends of The Gutenberg Museum Certificate of Honor,
Undated
Object ID 5: Commemorative United States Coin, 1871
Oversize Series I: Project Files
The Scope, Content, and Arrangement of this series replicate that of Series I: Project Files.
Box 5a:
Folder 1: [Catalogue for the National Symphony Ball], 1966
Folder 2: [David and Peggy Rockefeller Foundation], Undated
Folder 3: [Trouvaille Française], 1992
Print Room, 5th Floor, Grolier Club:
Print 1: Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival with signatures and Georgia O’Keeffe Image, 1979
Print 2: Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival with signatures and Georgia O’Keeffe Image, 1980
Print 3: Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival with signatures and Georgia O’Keeffe Image, 1975
Print 4: Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival with signatures and Georgia O’Keeffe Image, 1973
Poster Tube 1:
Print 5: Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival with Georgia O’Keeffe Image, 1989
Print 6: Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival with signatures and Georgia O’Keeffe Image, 1983
Oversize Series II: Correspondence
The Scope, Content, and Arrangement of this series replicate that of Series II: Correspondence.
Box 5a:
Folder 4: Correspondence, 1970
Folder 4a: Correspondence, 1981
Oversize Series IV: Ephemera
The Scope, Content, and Arrangement of this series replicate that of Series IV: Ephemera.
Box 5a:
Folder 5: [Retirement Certificate, A. Colish (removed from frame)], 1986
Folder 6: [Untitled Photograph of Bert Clarke, et. al. (removed from frame)], Undated
Box 3b barcode number: GC302200010197