Malcolm Vaughan papers, 1920-1962

Vaughan, Malcolm, b. 1896 d. 1962
Art critic, Author
New York, N.Y.

Collection size: Reel 3480: 1 item.
Unmicrofilmed: 8.0 linear ft.

Collection Summary: Correspondence, notes and writings, printed material, and photographs.

REEL 3480: A letter to Vaughan from Louis Michel Eilshemius, scolding Vaughan for his "silly remark regarding my Flying Dutchman... Why all praised it and 2 said it is better than Ryder."

UNMICROFILMED: Correspondence, 1928-1962; art history notes, poetry, and other writings; annotated exhibition catalogs and announcements; one photograph of Vaughan, photographs of art work; and files on artists and related topics.

Biographical/Historical Note: Writer and art critic; New York, N.Y.

Letter from Eilshemius to Vaughan, provenance unknown. Unmicrofilmed material donated by Mrs. J. Ross Cheshire, 1961-1962. 19 ft. of printed material received with the collection transfered to the NMAA-PG library.

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