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The McLoughlin Bros. - Hosmer
Archival Drawings and Prints
I. Drawings, Proofs, and Print Samples Identified by Illustrator,
Title,
or Subject. 1858-(1880-1900)-1920.
19 oversize boxes, 7 manuscript boxes,
2 double oversize boxes
A-B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
H
see
Portraits.
H.H.
See
Young people's life of Lincoln.
Hall, Chas. B.
See
Portraits.
[Hals, Franz] (drawing after)
The Buffoon
1 watercolor drawing from chapter of book describing Rijksmuseum,
Amsterdam,
chapter 6, p. 74.
OS Box 9 Folder 176
Healy.
See
Portraits.
Hector the dog.
8 pen and ink drawings for Favorite Colored Picture Book Series
(ca. 1880-1881).
Includes squares above and below pictures (for text?).
OS Box 9 Folders 177-184
Herrick, Henry Walker, 1824-1906.
Squirrels.
11 watercolor drawings. Species written in margins. Fremont's squirrel
matted
on remnant of a biography of Sarah Appleton.
OS Box 9 Folders 185-188; OS Box 10 Folders 189-195
Hildegard.
3 pen and ink drawings (post 1920?). Hand-colored with chalk or
crayon. Numbered:
H11994; P11994; K11994
OS Box 10 Folders 196-198
Hippopotamus.
Postcard of a poling hippo. Published in London by Ernest
Nister; printed in
Bavaria (chromolithograph?).
MS Box 2 Folder 173
Hochstein, Anthony, 1828 or 9-1911.
Flower legends.
Given to McLoughlin Bros. by Belford, Clarke & Co. (New York
publisher).
12 pieces: 1 cover, 11 of 18 original watercolor drawings; the following
flowers
are represented: Snowball (209), Columbine (208), Harvest time (tail
piece;
210), Monk's hood (206), Four o'clock (205), Butter cup (204), Foxglove
(202),
Larkspur (203), Harebell (201), Crane's bill (200), Crown imperial
(207). Apparently,
these drawings were stored in the McLoughlin Bros. archives with the
manuscript.
The handwritten manuscript for the accompanying text is now stored in
McLoughlin
Bros. book manuscript series, American Antiquarian Society Manuscripts
Department.
OS Box 10 Folders 199-210
Hot cross buns.
1 watercolor drawing.
MS Box Folder 174
House that Jack built.
5 pen and ink drawings with pasted on captions.
OS Box 11 Folders 211-215
Howard, Justin H.
Cat's party [ca. 1869?]
8 paintings; 1 pen and ink drawing of cover design. Published in Dame
Dingle's
Series
MS Box 2 Folders 174-183
"Circus and Wild West Panorama."
Drawings for these two titles were found stored together in original
McLoughlin
Bros. archival folder (cardboard with cloth spine, cloth tape
ties). Drawings
are shelved in order found. This folder is stored at end of McLoughlin
Bros.
drawings series in Phase Box. Wild West panorama has 12 pen and ink
drawings;
some are signed "H." Some edges are cut off and re-drawn on
another
sheet. Includes editorial changes in blue crayon or chalk. See also
entry for
Howard's Wild West panorama.
OS Box 11 Folders 216-227
A Peep at the circus.
A group of 3 pen and ink drawings used in the book; and a group of 9 pen
and
ink drawings of circus performers. Bears annotations in blue crayon or
chalk.
OS Box 11 Folders 228-239
Little Pet's Alphabet.
1 page proof for cover. Bears 30 Beekman St. address; McLoughlin Bros.,
Inc.
was located at that address between 1863 and 1869.
MS Box 2 Folder 184
Troubles and trials of a wandering bunny.
4 items: 2 pen and ink cover/title page designs. Bears series title,
"Dame
Dingle's Series." 2 printed proofs with pen and ink
touchups. (proofs missing,
as of 4/18/96)
MS Box 2 Folders 185-186
Wild West Panorama.
12 watercolor drawings; apparently reduced from a group of pen and ink
sketches.
See Herbert Hosmer's notes. See also above entry for Howard's
"Circus and
Wild West panorama." Drawings originally mounted on acidic boards,
which
has been removed. Some of the boards contain annotations; these boards
are stored
separately in Phase Box .
MS Box 2 Folders 189-190; MS Box 3 Folders 191-200
Howard [Justin H.?] (could also be Howard, Charles J.)
1 pen and ink cartoon of Charles and Emma Miller, and their daughter
Ruth. (ca.
1904?)
MS Box 3 Folder 201
Husenett, A. V.
1 watercolor "wash" drawing
DOS Box 1 Folder 6
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