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Maps Lantern Slide Collection

Yale University - Visual Resources Collection
2 linear feet (6 boxes)
Collection consists of black and white glass lantern slides of maps depicting historical and modern geographical boundaries worldwide.
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Painting Slide Collection

Yale University - Visual Resources Collection
168 linear feet (863 boxes in 144 containers)
Collection consists of color and black and white 35 mm slides of Western painting from pre-history to the present. Majority of holdings are British, French, Italian and U.S.
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Miscellaneous Postcard Collection

Yale University - Visual Resources Collection
9.5 linear feet (19 boxes)
Collection consists of postcards, some commercially produced, some original photos printed on postcard stock, that have been donated to the Visual Resources Collection throughout its history.
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Asian Painting Photograph Collection

Yale University - Visual Resources Collection
85 boxes (35.4 linear feet
Collection of mounted black and white and color reproductions of Asian paintings. Content varies from original photographic prints to reproductions from magazines and other published sources. Some sections have accompanying clippings folders.
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Sculpture Photograph Collection: Austria-Israel

Yale University - Visual Resources Collection
71 boxes (Boxes 82-152 of 265) 30 linear feet
Collection of mounted black and white and color reproductions of sculpture. This section covers the later medieval to modern periods in European and other countries, alphabetically from Austria to Israel. Content varies from original photographic prints to reproductions from magazines and other published sources. Some sections have accompanying clippings folders.
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Art and Architecture of Japan Slide Collection

Yale University - Visual Resources Collection
24 linear feet (113 boxes in 19 containers)
Collection consists of color and black and white 35 mm slides of Japanese arts. Includes architecture, painting, sculpture, arms and armor, calligraphy, ceramics, enamels, furniture, lacquer, metalwork, and textiles.
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Arts of China Lantern Slide Collection

Yale University - Visual Resources Collection
11 linear feet (33boxes)
Collection consists of black and white glass lantern slides of Chinese arts of all periods, pre-historic to the mid-20th century. Includes architecture, painting, sculpture, calligraphy, ceramics, ivory, jade, lacquer, metalwork, textiles, rugs, and tapestry.
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19th and 20th century Architecture Lantern Slide Collection

Yale University - Visual Resources Collection
32 linear feet (96 boxes)
Collection consists of black and white glass lantern slides of modern architecture, predominantly European.
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Richard D. Butterfield Slide and Photograph Collection

Yale University - Visual Resources Collection
17.75 linear feet (46 boxes)
Collection consists of photographs and slides taken by R. D. Butterfield from 1952-1983, and donated to the Visual Resources Collection at the encouragement of Abbott Lowell Cummings. Most are architectural studies, with particular emphasis on Venice’s Grand Canal, Palladio and his influence, New England churches, and churches by Christopher Wren. Mr. Butterfield was a practicing architect, M.Arch. Yale, based in Farmington, CT. He died in 1986. Mr. Butterfield was interested in comparisons between British and European architecture and New England architecture, and had an exhibit at the New Britain Museum of American Art in 1983, “Towers From-The-Ground-Up,” on that subject. The exhibit is thoroughly documented in this collection. Palladio’s influence on American architecture is also explored, as is Wren’s. All slides have been carefully labeled according to Mr. Butterfield’s numbering system, and his slide index is enclosed with the collection in Box 26. Many of them are ... More
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Arts of China Photograph Collection

Yale University - Visual Resources Collection
Collection of photographs and slides of Chinese art consisting of the following sub-collections: (702-1) Chinese Painting Photograph Collection (Research Files), (702-2) Moore Photograph Collection of Oriental Art, (702-3) Ellsworth Collection of Chinese Painting, 1800-1950; (702-4) Cahill Photograph Collection, (702-5) National Palace Museum Photographs, (702-6) Chinese Painting Photographs (Barnhart Requests), (702-7) C.C. Wang Family Collection, NY; (702-8) Hangchow (Hangzhou) Album, (702-9) Bones of Jade, Soul of Ice (Yale University Art Gallery, Exhibition), (702-10) To See Big Within Small (Yale University Art Gallery, Exhibition), (702-11) Traces of the Brush (Yale University Art Gallery, Exhibition), (702-12) Ch’u Silk Manuscript (25 slides) from Sackler Collections with notes by Noel Barnard, (702-13) Chinese art from various collections (5 slides). Identifying information given in English and/or Chinese on photographs, folders and/or identification lists. See individual ... More
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