Collection: Julius J. Lankes Collection - ARVAS Search Results

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Letter to Virginia Press concerning the copy of catalogs to be sent to the H.W. Wilson Co. in order to provice proper indexing for the books published by Virginia Press Box 2, Folder 21

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List of letters written by J. J. Lankes to Charles E. Burchfield. Box 7, Folder 51

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List of names and addresses compiled by J. J. Lankes for possible use by the publishers in sending copies of Virginia Woodcuts . Box 1, Folder 10

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Lists of correspondence and woodcuts Box 8, Folder 64

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Lists of letters from or concerning J. J. Lankes at various repositories Box 7, Folder 57

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Louis I. Jaffe correspondence with J. J. Lankes Box 2, Folder 27A

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Microfilm and xerox copies of J. J. Lankes sketch book kept while on a trip to Germany Box 2, Folder 25

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Miscellaneous letters and items sent to the Virgina Press about Virginia Woodcuts Box 2, Folder 20

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Miscellaneous reproduction of J. J. Lankes' material Box 6, Folder 48A

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Notes for Lankes' exhibition, College of William and Mary Box 1, Folder 5

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