Collection Information
Size: 4 Linear feet
Summary: The papers of metalsmith James A. Wallace date from circa 1980-2010 and measure 4.0 linear feet. Included are correspondence, journals, sketchbooks, planners, photographs and printed material.
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James A. Wallace papers, circa 1980-2010
Wallace, James "Wally"
Metal-worker
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Biographical/Historical Note
James A. Wallace "Wally" is a metalsmith in Norfork, Arkansas. He was the director of the National Ornamental Metal Museum in Memphis,Tennessee from 1976-2002.
Provenance
Donated in 2020 by James A. Wallace.
Language Note
English .
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How to Cite This Collection
James A. Wallace papers, circa 1980-2010. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.