Collection: Carl Van Vechten - Mark Lutz Collection, 1881/1980 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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James Branch Cabell, author, 1935 Box 11 MS-1, Folder 11

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James Laughlin IV, "About Bilignin and Literature and the GMM", 1937 Box 8 MS-1, Folder 9

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James Weldon Johnson, "Romance and Tragedy in Harlem – A Review", 1926 Box 3 MS-1, Folder 3

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[Jean] Sibelius Box 11 MS-1, Folder 41

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"Jerome Bowers Peterson Memorial Collection of Photographs of Celebrated Negroes," by Carl Van Vechten, 1949 Box 1 MS-1, Folder 25

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Joe MacGaheran, "Bookstalling", 1935 Box 2 MS-1, Folder 11

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John D. Gordon, "Carl Van Vechten: Notes for an Exhibition in Honor of his Seventy-Fifth Birthday", 1955 Box 3 MS-1, Folder 12

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John D. Gordon, "Carl Van Vechten: Notes for an Exhibition in Honor of his Seventy-Fifth Birthday", 1960 Box 3 MS-1, Folder 13

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John Schneider, "A World of Whiffles: The Novels of Carl Van Vechten", 1962 Box 3 MS-1, Folder 15

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Judith Anderson, actress, as Gertrude in Hamlet, 1937 Box 11 MS-1, Folder 16

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