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

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Three sculptures featuring "Muriel", 1930 Box 10 MS-1, Folder 23

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Thérèse Bonney, "Gertrude Stein in France", 1942 Box 8 MS-1, Folder 10

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To Mark Lutz from Mrs. Clifford Randolph [Helena Lefroy] Capterton, 1931 Box 4 MS-1, Folder 39

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To Mark Lutz from Mrs. Ira Nelson [Constance Lily] Morris, 1937 Box 4 MS-1, Folder 44

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To Mark Lutz from W.T. Sanger, 1946 Box 5 MS-1, Folder 2

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To Mrs. Frank Leslie Lutz from Catherine A. Taylor, 1936 Box 4 MS-1, Folder 41

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Transition, 1935 Box 8 MS-1, Folder 4

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Two articles: 1) Lucille Hecht, "Gertrude Stein's Conquest;" and, 2) Harry M. Beardsley, "James Joyce vs. Gertrude Stein", 1936 Box 8 MS-1, Folder 6

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Two letters from Willa Cather to Carl Van Vechten, 1927 Box 1 MS-1, Folder 18

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Typed fragment of memoirs, 1944 Box 4 MS-1, Folder 19

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