Search
> Searching oral histories for katharine
> Records
1 - 10
Results
There were 13 records matching the search string 'katharine'.
(736 records searched)
(showing results 1 - 10)
Search in: Whole Site | Collections / Finding Aids | Images | Oral Histories / Transcripts | Guides | Exhibits
-
Don Baum Oral History Interview Conducted by Sue Ann Kendall for the Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, 1986
47.6%SUE ANN KENDALL: I don?t know. SUE ANN KENDALL: Yeah, so this was more an Art Institute school crowd, perhaps? DON BAUM: Yes, because, see, I only had these X number of courses to complete the Ph.B. degree. SUE ANN KENDALL: I see what you mean.
View Oral History Transcript
-
Wallace Putnam Oral History Interview Conducted by Avis Berman for the Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, 1982 47%
AVIS BERMAN: ?by Avis Berman at his house, at the Ice House in Yorktown Heights on July 13, 1982. MS. BERMAN: The teacher taking you to the galleries and museums, what sort of art were you seeing in Boston at the time? MS. BERMAN: When you went to the art schools and the Museum School, at the time were you satisfied with the idea that art was supposed to be something you had to make "look like?"
View Oral History Transcript
-
Miriam Colwell Oral History Interview Conducted by Susan Larsen for the Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, 2005 44.9%
I?m with Ms. Miriam Colwell in the town of Prospect Harbor, Maine. MS. COLWELL: Right, in the 18th century in Prospect Harbor. MS. COLWELL: Oh yes, oh yes.
View Oral History Transcript
-
Edith Wyle Oral History Interview Conducted by Sharon K. Emanuelli for the Archives of American Art, 1993 43%
SE: This is an interview for the Archives of American Art, the Smithsonian Institution. SE: Do you remember any of the names from that time? SE: You don't remember any musicians of note that were around a lot?
View Oral History Transcript
-
Joan Ankrum Oral History Interview Conducted by Paul Karlstrom for the Archives of American Art, 1998 43%
JA: Oh, well, Morris's mother was my husband's sister. PK: Yeah, but I mean, wasn't that a gallery? PK: Oh, there was a Morris show at the de Young?
View Oral History Transcript
-
Will Barnet Oral History Interview Conducted by Stephen Polcari for the Archives of American Art, 1993 43%
SP: Yeah, I'm familiar with it. SP: Yeah, there's a distinctive sensibility. WB: Yeah, well, they start from de Kooning or they started from [Franz?Ed.]
View Oral History Transcript
-
Joan Ankrum Oral History Interview Conducted by Paul Karlstrom for the Archives of American Art, 1998 43%
JA: Oh, well, Morris's mother was my husband's sister. PK: Yeah, but I mean, wasn't that a gallery? PK: Oh, there was a Morris show at the de Young?
View Transcript
-
Stanley Kunitz Oral History Interview Conducted by Avis Berman for the Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, 1983 and 1984 41.9%
MS. BERMAN: Which ones were Rothko close to, of the circle that you mentioned just now? MS. BERMAN: Who were some of the other people that you may have met through Rothko? MS. BERMAN: Rothko was bought and shown by the Museum of Modern Art in the early 1950s.
View Oral History Transcript
-
William Underhill Oral History Interview Conducted by Margaret Carney for the Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, 2002 41.9%
... in public schools in the area. DR. CARNEY: Do you want to give your parents' names for the record? MR. UNDERHILL: Sure. Alfred Underhill and Katharine Gibbs Underhill. DR. CARNEY: Did you have brothers and sisters? MR. UNDERHILL: I had an older brother and a younger sister. DR. CARNEY: And even ...
View Oral History Transcript
-
Gerald Nordland Oral History Interview Conducted by Susan Larsen for the Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, 2004. 41.9%
Gerald Nordland and Susan Larsen have reviewed the transcript and have made corrections and emendations. MS. LARSEN: Oh, she didn?t? MS. LARSEN: Yes, I don?t know why.
View Oral History Transcript
« 1-10 11-13 »