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ACQUISITIONS 1975-1977 ; Compiled by Sharon Denton GUIDE SERIES NUMBER FOUR CENTER FOR CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA Preface THIS GUIDE, THE FOURTH in a series of guides to the collections of the Center for Creative Photography, is a listing of photograph and manuscriptCenter for acquisitionsCreative Photography during the Center's first three years, 1975-1977. It is intended to supplement the similar listings which appear in our publication beginning with Issue 9. Those listings, which are now a regular feature of that publication, are concerned with acquisitions from January 1, 1978. This guide in combination with the previously published listings provides a total summary of the Center's photograph and manuscript holdings. Because of space limitations entries of larger collections have been reduced. For collections of between 10 and 100 photographs, only the title and ac­ cession number are listed. For larger collections only brief descriptions of contents are made. This has the unfortunate side-effect of reducing some of the largest and most significant collections to a phrase or two, but this aspect is rectified by the Guide Series, which has already published extensive in­ ventories of the Ernest Bloch Archive, the Paul Strand Archive and the Edward Weston Photographs and Papers. Future guides will be devoted to the Wynn Bullock Archive, the Sonya Noskowiak Archive and the other major archives and collections at the Center. We will be pleased to provide further information about any item which appears in this listing. TERENCE R. PITTS CURATOR AND LIBRARIAN Acquisitions, 1975-1977 ADAMS, ANSEL "Otoe Delegation," Jan. 1881. Ansel Adams Archive Silver print on gaslight paper. Prints, correspondence, library and 24. 6 x 30. 9 cm. memorabilia. Organization in progress. Purchase. Purchase. 76:240:012 AG 31. untitled, n.d. (Portrait of Edward Weston.) untitled, n.d. (Photograph of Edward Gelatin silver print. 16.8 x 14.5 cm. Weston.) Purchase. Johan Hagemeyer Collection. Gelatin silver print. 24.2 x 19.1 cm. 76:005:046 Gift of the Estate of Harry A. Goldstein. untitled, n.d. (Umbria, Assisi.) Harry A. Goldstein Collection. Albumen print. 20. 9 x 25.5 cm. 77:041:001. Anonymous gift. Ansel Adams Collection 76:095:001 806 images by 349 artists. Additional untitled, n.d. (Photograph of the Boston information available upon request. State House.) Gift of Ansel and Virginia Adams. Gelatin silver print. 18.2 x 23.3 cm. Anonymous gift. Adamson, Robert. see: HILL, DAVID OCT A­ 76:096:001 VIUS AND ROBERT ADAMSON. untitled, n.d. (Portrait of man on ALEXANIAN, NUBAR AND STEPHEN GERSH telephone.) Peruvian Portfolio. Gelatin silver print. 16.3 x 24.8 cm. Essex, Mass., 1975. Purchase. F.S.A. Collection. Gelatin silver prints. Sizes vary. 76:230:009 Purchase. untitled, n.d. (Brule Indian, Sioux, North 76:202:001-010 Dakota.) Silver print on gaslight paper. Allen, Harold. see: GROUP PORTFOLIOS. 19.8 x 15.2 cm. Unden.vare. Purchase. 76:240:003 Altman, Richard. see: GROUP PORTFOLIOS. Arizona State University, Portfolio One. ARBUS, DIANE A box of ten photographs. (Portfolio.) ALVAREZ BRAVO, MANUEL Published by the Estate of Diane Arbus, 15 Photographs by Manuel Alvarez Bravo. 1970. (Portfolio.) Gelatin silver prints by Neil Selkirk. Sizes New York: The Double Elephant Press, vary. 1974. Purchase. Gelatin silver prints. Sizes vary. 76:200:001-010 Purchase. 76:205:001-015 ATGET, EUGENE 20 Photographs by Eugene Atget 1856-1927. ANONYMOUS (Portfolio.) "Bau der Klein Cahnen en Schlesien," 1899. New York: Berenice Abbott, 1956. Albumen print. 17.5 x 23.1 cm. Gelatin silver prints. 22.5 x 17.0 cm. each. Gift of Mrs. Max W. Rachwalsky. Purchase. 76:071:001 76:201:001-020 5 Trivia, Arizona State University, Portfolio One. BARROW, THOMAS Blaney, Tom. see: GROUP PORTFOLIOS. 1973. (Book.) Verifax process. Sizes vary. Karl Blossfeldt. BLOSSFELDT, KARL Purchase.Trivia, 2, 76:206:001-020 (Portfolio.) n.d. (Book.) Cologne, Germany: Galerie Wilde, Verifax process. Sizes vary. May 1975. Purchase. Gelatin silver prints. 25.9 x 20.1 cm. each. New Mexico Purchase. 76:207:001-020 Portfolio. 76:209:001-012 see: GROUP PORTFOLIOS. BRADLEY, CHARLES Underware. Barsotti, Frank. see: GROUP PORTFOLIOS. "Soho Reflex Camera," 1938. Undetermined three-color process. 16.2 x 12.5 cm. BELL, WILLIAM Gift of Fritz Kaeser. "Grand Canon, Colorado River, Near Paria 76:081:006 Creek, Looking East," ca. 1872. Albumen print. 27.5 x 20.2 cm. BRADY, MATHEW Transferred from Special Collections, Thirteen modern gelatin silver prints from University of Arizona Library. negatives by Mathew Brady. Sizes vary. 76:208:001. Gift of the Estate of Harry A. Goldstein. "Grand Canon, Colorado River, Near Paria Harry A. Goldstein Collection. Creek, Looking West," ca. 1872. "Ebenezer Rockwood Hoar," n.d. Albumen print. 27.5 x 20.2 cm. 77:040:007 Transferred from Special Collections, "Edwin McMaster Stanton," n.d. University of Arizona Library. 77:040:003 76:208:003 "General Phillip Henry Sheridan," n.d. "Looking South into the Grand Canon, 77:040:010 Colorado River (Sheavwitz Crossing)," "George Sewall Boutwell," n.d. ca. 1872. 77:040:006 Albumen print. 27.0 x 20.2 cm. "Hamilton Fish," n.d. Transferred from Special Collections, 77:040:011 University of Arizona Library. 76:208:002. "Henry Wilson," n.d. 77:040:009 "Rain Sculpture, Salt Creek Canon, Utah," ca. 1872. "John Alexander Logan and Family," Albumen print. 27.5 x 20.4 cm. n.d. Transferred from Special Collections, 77:040:002 University of Arizona Library. "Miss Harwood," n.d. 76:208:004 77:040:005 American Pictorial Photography. Berg, Charles I. see: GROUP PORTFOLIOS. "Mrs. Shaffer," n.d. 77:040:012 "Self-Portrait," n.d. BIG BEND PHOTO CLUB 77:040:013 Seven photographs of varying sizes and processes by Ben Davis, Victor Schrager, "Ulysses S. Grant," n.d. Melanie Walker and Todd Walker, as well as 77:040:001 memorabilia from various photographers "Ulysses S. Grant," n.d. associated with the club. 77:040:004 Gift of Ben Davis. "William Pitt Fessenden," n.d. 76:555:001-007, AG 16. 77:040:008 6 A Portfolio of Ten Photographs by Brassai. BRASSAI Gelatin silver prints. 8.8 x 12.5 cm. each. Purchase. Silver See. New York: Witkin-Berley, Ltd., 1973. 77:034:001-014 Gelatin silver prints. Sizes vary. see: GROUP PORTFOLIOS. Purchase. 76:210:001-010 CAMERA WORK Number 8, October 1904. BULLOCK, WYNN Gift of Herbert J. Small. Wynn Bullock Archive Number 11, July 1905. Prints, negatives, correspondence, Gift of Herbert J. Small. library, equipment, memorabilia, and Number 12, October 1905. the Wynn Bullock Collection of work by Gift of Herbert J. Small. other photographers. This archive will Number 13, January 1906. be the subject of a future issue of the Gift of Herbert J. Small. Guide Series. Purchase. Steichen Special, April 1906. AGlO Gift of Ansel and Virginia Adams. Traveling Exhibition Number 14, April 1906. (Two copies.) Fifty gelatin silver prints of varying Gift of Ansel and Virginia Adams. sizes. Number 15, July 1906. Gift of Edna Bullock. Gift of Ansel and Virginia Adams. 77: 085:001 -050 Number 25, January 1909. Gift of Ansel and Virginia Adams. CALLAHAN, HARRY Number 34-35, April-July, 1911. (Two copies.) Harry Callahan Archive. Gift of Ansel and Virginia Adams. Prints, negatives, slides, correspon­ dence, memorabilia and the Harry Number 36, October 1911. (Three copies.) Callahan Collection of photographs by Gift of Ansel and Virginia Adams; Gift of other artists. Herbert J. Small; Purchase and partial Organization in process. gift of Ivan Bloch. Purchase. Special Number, 1912. AG 29. Gift of Herbert J. Small. Correspondence Number 39, July 1912. Correspondence from Harry Callahan to Gift of Herbert J. Small Todd Webb, 1946-1975 (photocopies). Number 42-43, April-July 1913. Gift of George Rinhart. Gift of Ansel and Virginia Adams. AGl. Number 44, October 1913. "Eleanor,Callahan, Port Huron," 1954. (Special ed­ Purchase. ition print accompanying the book, Number 46, April 1914. by John Szarkowski.) Gift of Herbert J. Small Gelatin silver print. 18.0 x 17.7 cm. Number 49-50, June 1917. Purchase. Gift of Ansel and Virginia Adams. 77:077:001 Overstuffed. Morphe. CAMERON, CAROL CALLIS, JO ANN (Book.) (Bound portfolio, Collectors Sub Rosa Press, n.d. Edition Library.) Gelatin silver prints. Sizes vary. Los Angeles: G. Ray Hawkins Gallery, Purchase. July 9, 1976. 76:211:001-009 7 Portfolio II. CAMERON, JULIA MARGARET "Portrait of Julia Duckworth," ca. 1867. Gelatin silver prints. Sizes vary. Albumen print. 28.1 x 22.9 cm. Purchase. Purchase. 76:213:001-008 76:025:002 Miscellaneous CAPONIGRO, PAUL Five folders of correspondence, docu­ ments and manuscripts relating to Seventeen gelatin silver prints. Sizes vary. exhibitions and publications by Paul Purchase. Caponigro. "Apple, New York," 1964. Gift of Paul Caponigro. 76:214:004 AG 34 "Avebury, England," 1963. American Pictorial Photography. 76:214:002 Clark, Rose. see: GROUP PORTFOLIOS. "Barmeen Stone," 1967. American Pictorial Photography. 76:214:016 Clarkson, Emilie V. see: GROUP PORTFOLIOS. "Brewster, New York," 1963. 76:214:005 New Mexico Portfolio. CLIFT, WILLIAM "County Kerry, Ireland," 1970. 76:214:007 Santa Fe, New Mexico, 1975 "Proleek, Dalmen, Ireland," 1967. Gelatin silver prints. Sizes vary. 76:214:013 Purchase. 'Two Leaves, Brewster, New York," 76:215:001-008 1963 Arizona State University, Portfolio One. 76:214:017 Coffer, Tera. see: GROUP PORTFOLIOS. 'Two Sunflowers Against a Dark New Mexico Portfolio. Background," n.d. Coke, Van Deren. see: GROUP PORTFOLIOS. 76:214:014 "River, Redding, Connecticut," 1970. COLLINS, MARJORY 76:214:011 "Amish - Pennsylvania," n.d. "Stonehenge," n.d. Gelatin silver print. 27.1 x 21.5 cm. 76:214:012 Purchase. F.S.A.
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