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A Comprehensive Exhibition of the Contemporary Art of Argentina, 1939 Shelf Publications Archive, Item RG23.06.1940.001
A Memorial Exhibition of the Paintings of Katherine Rhoads, 1939 Shelf Publications Archive, Item RG23.06.1939.007
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An Afternoon with Benjamin Wigfall, 2003 Item VA12.01.5.029
Christmas Card, 1958 Item VA12.01.5.001
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Children looking at Fabergé egg pendant, 1955/1965 Binder SC-07 Photo Archives, Page Unknown, Item SC07.PH.11.001
Children looking at Fabergé eggs, 1966 Binder SC-07 Photo Archives, Page Unknown, Item SC07.PH.03.001
Children looking at Fabergé imperial eggs Binder SC-07 Photo Archives, Page Unknown, Item SC07.PH.01.001
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Confederate Chapel, Negative 3184, 1958 Box SC-21 Box 1, Item SC21.01.1.003
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Series 10: Studio School, 1992/2010 Binder PH-01-10 Binder 1, Binder 1, Binder PH-01-10 Binder 2, Binder 2, Binder PH-01-10 Binder 3, Binder 3, Binder PH-01-10 Binder 4, Binder 4
Series 11: Teachers Workshops, 1994/2005 Binder PH-01-11 Binder 1, Binder 1, Binder PH-01-11 Binder 2, Binder 2, Binder PH-01-11 Binder 3, Binder 3, Binder PH-01-11 Binder 4, Binder 4, Binder PH-01-11 Binder 5, Binder 5, Binder PH-01-11 Binder 6, Binder 6
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