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Start Over Collection Grace Martin Taylor, Artist, Papers, 1904/2019 Date range 1969

"Grace Martin Taylor Essay" Ephemera and More, 1928/1995 Box 17, Folder 3

  1. West Virginia and Regional History Center
  2. Grace Martin Taylor, Artist, Papers, 1904/2019
  3. Addendum of 2018-10-30, Grace Martin Taylor Papers, 1904/2018
  4. Miscellaneous (Includes clippings, correspondence from during and after Taylor's life, ephemera, printed material, handwritten notes, photographs, biographical material, sketchbooks, and more. Subjects include Taylor; her artwork and exhibits of it; the Art Store; Hans Hofmann and his School of Fine Art in Provincetown, Massachusetts; and more. Highlights include correspondence to Taylor from Blanche Lazzell [1930s-1950s] and Miz Hofmann [wife of Hans, 1940s-1960s].), 1928/2017

H. Hofmann, 1940/1979 Box 17, Folder 23

  1. West Virginia and Regional History Center
  2. Grace Martin Taylor, Artist, Papers, 1904/2019
  3. Addendum of 2018-10-30, Grace Martin Taylor Papers, 1904/2018
  4. Miscellaneous (Includes clippings, correspondence from during and after Taylor's life, ephemera, printed material, handwritten notes, photographs, biographical material, sketchbooks, and more. Subjects include Taylor; her artwork and exhibits of it; the Art Store; Hans Hofmann and his School of Fine Art in Provincetown, Massachusetts; and more. Highlights include correspondence to Taylor from Blanche Lazzell [1930s-1950s] and Miz Hofmann [wife of Hans, 1940s-1960s].), 1928/2017

H. Hofmann School of Fine Arts, 1930/1969 Box 17, Folder 22

  1. West Virginia and Regional History Center
  2. Grace Martin Taylor, Artist, Papers, 1904/2019
  3. Addendum of 2018-10-30, Grace Martin Taylor Papers, 1904/2018
  4. Miscellaneous (Includes clippings, correspondence from during and after Taylor's life, ephemera, printed material, handwritten notes, photographs, biographical material, sketchbooks, and more. Subjects include Taylor; her artwork and exhibits of it; the Art Store; Hans Hofmann and his School of Fine Art in Provincetown, Massachusetts; and more. Highlights include correspondence to Taylor from Blanche Lazzell [1930s-1950s] and Miz Hofmann [wife of Hans, 1940s-1960s].), 1928/2017

Images of Grace Martin Taylor, 1938/1989 Box 14, Folder 9

  1. West Virginia and Regional History Center
  2. Grace Martin Taylor, Artist, Papers, 1904/2019
  3. Addendum of 2018-10-30, Grace Martin Taylor Papers, 1904/2018
  4. Photographs (Includes color photos and a few slides of Taylor's art [ca. 1930s - 2000s, bulk 1980s-2000s, of art dating back to the 1930s at least], as well as photos of art exhibits and Taylor herself [ca. 1904-1990s]. Also includes a photo album and a few loose photos and photo postcards.), 1904/2009

Miscellaneous Folder (1 of )2 -- Clippings, 1956/2009 Box 17, Folder 7

  1. West Virginia and Regional History Center
  2. Grace Martin Taylor, Artist, Papers, 1904/2019
  3. Addendum of 2018-10-30, Grace Martin Taylor Papers, 1904/2018
  4. Miscellaneous (Includes clippings, correspondence from during and after Taylor's life, ephemera, printed material, handwritten notes, photographs, biographical material, sketchbooks, and more. Subjects include Taylor; her artwork and exhibits of it; the Art Store; Hans Hofmann and his School of Fine Art in Provincetown, Massachusetts; and more. Highlights include correspondence to Taylor from Blanche Lazzell [1930s-1950s] and Miz Hofmann [wife of Hans, 1940s-1960s].), 1928/2017

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