Bouton, Margaret
Art historian
Size: 7 items (ca. 700 pages).
Summary: Papers relating to Bouton's research on Augustus Saint-Gaudens, including the typescript of Bouton's dissertation, "Early Works of Augustus Saint-Gaudens," Radcliffe College, 1946; a card file bibliography; notes on Saint-Gaudens' late works; letters from John Flanagan, Virginia Gerson, and others about work by Saint-Gaudens; and a typescript of a lecture delivered by Andrew Keck, "Henry Adams and his Bronze Figure," 1978.
Art historian (Washington, D.C.)
Donated 1984 by Margaret Bouton.
Microfilm reels 3590-3591 available for use at Archives of American Art offices and through interlibrary loan.
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Margaret Bouton papers, 1945-1978. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
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