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The mysterious box: nuclear science and art
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One boxed collection of art reproductions, circa 135 pieces
Visual Materials
One boxed collection of art reproductions, ca. 135 pieces, ranging in date from approximately 1920-1950. A significant portion of the represented paintings are American. The collection is comprised primarily of reproductions from Perry Pictures, The University Prints and Brown's Famous Pictures series of reproductions. A few postcards and newspaper clippings are also included in the group. The collection is housed within a paperboard box that has "Painting, American, few miscellaneous" written in ms., in pencil, on the lid. This collection was created by Mabel Spofford. Title supplied by cataloger.
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William K. Hartmann collection
Manuscripts
This collection contains 6 paintings of astronomical art created by scientist and artist William K. Hartmann as well as Chesley Bonestell, Ron Miller, and Vladimir A. Vaiman. Some of the artwork envisions planetary travel and planetary environments prior to the availability of photographic and other scientific data. The painting by Ron Miller, for instance, used photographic/scientific evidence in his painting. These works were inspired by the deserts in the American Southwest, Pacific Rim lava fields, and other landscapes on earth.
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Nuclear Spectra
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The papers of Edwin P. Hubble include manuscripts and reprints of his articles, papers, public lectures, addresses, etc., scientific documentation for his papers, logbooks of photographic plates taken by Hubble at Mount Wilson and Palomar Observatories, diaries and biographical memoirs of his wife Grace Burke Hubble, professional, personal, and social correspondence, photographs, medals and awards, a scrapbook assembled by Grace Hubble, newspaper clippings, etc.
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Early American arts and crafts
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This collection contains the records of the Southern California chapter of the Index of American Design, which was a Federal Arts Project, 1933 to 1943. The collection consists of reports, correspondence, drawings, paintings, photographs, and ephemera, chiefly on California art and architecture within the 18th and 19th centuries, although other subjects and issues are also discussed. Subjects addressed within the collection include the history of African Americans in Los Angeles; Southern California history; California architecture, art and art history; California politics and government; the Federal Art Project; Native Americans in California; the history of California's material culture; old age pension plans in California; the history of Spaniards and Spanish Missions in California; and the United States Works Progress Administration in California.
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