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  • Daingerfield, Elliott, b. 1859 d. 1932

    Author, Illustrator, Landscape painter, Painter
    New York, N.Y. (Show Bio)

    Elliott Daingerfield papers, 1868-1976

    172 items (partially microfilmed on 2 reels)
    Reel(s): 3615 & 4909

    Writings, sketchbooks, sketches, and printed material. REEL 3615: A typescript of Part I of Daingerfield's autobiography, "Beginnings" (40 p.); an 8 p. biographical sketch; and two family histories; a 1913 inventory of paintings by various artists owned by Daingerfield; directions and a sketch for constructing a sundial; and two poems by Frederic Fairchild Sherman based on Daingerfield's paintings. Also included are five sketchbooks and one watercolor sketch for the mural, "Epiphany"; a steel engraving by John Sartain; exhibition catalogues, 1919-1984, from Vose Galleries, Henry Reinhardt and Son, Milch Galleries, Macbeth Gallery, Grand Central Art Galleries, and others; clippings and other printed material about Daingerfield, his art, and his North Carolina house; and photographs of Daingerfield, his students, his friends, his North Carolina house, and his art. REEL 4909 (fr. 983-1022) A photocopy of Part II of Daingerfield's autobiography "Part II, New York" (38 p.)

    Location of Originals: Reel 3615: Originals returned to the lender, Dr. Robert P. Coggins of Marietta, Ga., after microfilming. Reel 4909: Original in possesion of Joseph P. Dulaney.

    Material on reel 3615 was lent for microfilming by Dr. Robert Coggins, 1985. The typescript on reel 4909, donated by Joseph D. Dulaney, Elliott Daingerfield's grandson, was discarded after microfilming in 1994.

    How to Use this Collection

    • Patrons must use microfilm copy.
    • Microfilm reels 3615 & 4909 available at Archives of American Art offices and through interlibrary loan.
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