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http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt2199q2sr No online items Guide to the Photographs by and relating to Allen Ginsberg MSS.PHOTO.0450 Cheryl McGrath Department of Special Collections and University Archives 2005 ; revised 2018 Green Library 557 Escondido Mall Stanford 94305-6064 [email protected] URL: http://library.stanford.edu/spc Guide to the Photographs by and MSS.PHOTO.0450 1 relating to Allen Ginsberg MSS.PHOTO.0450 Language of Material: English Contributing Institution: Department of Special Collections and University Archives Title: Photographs by and relating to Allen Ginsberg creator: Ginsberg, Allen Identifier/Call Number: MSS.PHOTO.0450 Physical Description: 26 Linear Feet88,000 images Date (inclusive): 1926-1997 Abstract: Photographs of and by poet Allen Ginsberg and colleagues. Other Finding Aids Guide to the Allen Ginsberg Papers, 1937-1994 (M0733) Allen Ginsberg film and video archive, 1983-1996 (Mss Media 0004) Arrangement This collection of roughly 88,000 photographs has been arranged into three principal series. Series 1 contains photographic prints and is further divided into the subseries: Ginsberg by Others (subseries 1.1), Photographs by Others (Subseries 1.2), Photographs of Friends (1.3) and Ginsberg Family Photographs (1.4). Series 2. Contact Sheets includes numbered contact prints which have been described the print level. Series 3. contains numbered negatives sheets. Scope and Content of Collection Contains photographic prints, contact sheets and negatives of Ginsberg and his associates. Biography / Administrative History Irwin Allen Ginsberg was born on June 3, 1926 in Newark, New Jersey to Louis and Naomi (Levy) Ginsberg. American poet, author, lecturer, and teacher who was one of the core members of the Beat Generation of American author's in the 1950's and early 1960's along with Jack Kerouac, William S. Burroughs, and Neal Cassady. He died of complications of liver cancer on April 6, 1997. Acquisition Information Accessions 2001-073, 2002-109, 2002-238, 2005-113. Preferred Citation Photographs by and relating to Allen Ginsberg, Mss Photo 450. Dept. of Special Collections, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif. Publication Rights While Special Collections is the owner of the physical and digital items, permission to examine collection materials is not an authorization to publish. These materials are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study. Any transmission or reproduction beyond that allowed by fair use requires permission from the owners of rights, heir(s) or assigns. Access Collection is open for research; materials must be requested at least 24 hours in advance of intended use. Approximately 2600 contact sheets have been digitized and are available for viewing here: https://searchworks.stanford.edu/view/4783696 Subjects and Indexing Terms Photoprints. American literature -- 20th century. Ginsberg, Allen Series 1: Photographic Prints Series 1 Physical Description: 26 manuscript boxes (13 linear ft.) Guide to the Photographs by and MSS.PHOTO.0450 2 relating to Allen Ginsberg MSS.PHOTO.0450 Series 1: Photographic Prints Series 1 Ginsberg by Others Subseries 1.1 Ginsberg by Others Subseries 1.1 Physical Description: 20 manuscript boxes, 1 half manuscript box (10.25 linear ft.) Scope and Contents note Subseries 1.1 Ginsberg by Others is arranged chronologically and contains photographic prints of Ginsberg from 1926 thru 1997. box 1, folder 1 Ginsberg 1930's: Pictures of Allen, 1926 - 1939 Subjects and Indexing Terms Ginsberg, Naomi box 1, folder 2 Allen Ginsberg, 1940 - 1944 box 1, folder 3 Allen Ginsberg, 1945 - 1949 Scope and Contents note Includes images of his Maritime Service and images from his time at Columbia University Subjects and Indexing Terms Columbia University box 1, folder 4 Allen Ginsberg: Self Portrait 1945 - 1949 box 1, folder 5 Allen Ginsberg 1950 - 1954 Subjects and Indexing Terms Michael Sand ; box 1, folder 6 Allen Ginsberg 1955 - 1959 Subjects and Indexing Terms Anslinger, Harry J. Orlovsky, Peter john Cohen Whalen, Philip Price Daniel Mike McClure ; box 1, folder 7 Allen Ginsberg (Also See: Mexico - 1955 [Pics Not By Allen]) 1955 - 1959 Scope and Contents note Includes image of Montgomery St. room, San Francisco where 'Howl' was composed and images from Allen Ginsberg's time in Paris Subjects and Indexing Terms Montgomery Street, San Francisco; Paris Dennis Cunningham Amiri Baraka Newman, Albert Muriel Kallis Newman Orlovsky, Peter Harold Chapman ; Rosenthal, Irving, 1930- Corso, Gregory Ed Freeman box 1, folder 8 Harry Redl Photos (Have Negs and Copy Negs) 1959 Scope and Contents note Includes images from San Francsico and images from Afternoon of Berkeley Poetry Reading, "Moloch" Subjects and Indexing Terms San Francisco; Berkeley Guide to the Photographs by and MSS.PHOTO.0450 3 relating to Allen Ginsberg MSS.PHOTO.0450 Series 1: Photographic Prints Series 1 Ginsberg by Others Subseries 1.1 box 1, folder 9 Ginsberg by Others 1960 - 1964 Scope and Contents note Images from Young Lamas Home School in New Delhi and images from Tarapith, Calcutta, Benares, Athens, Subjects and Indexing Terms Tarapith New Delhi Athens (Greece) Calcutta Benares Shakti Chaterjee ; Sargent Johnson Sally Stanford Richard Harrity Orlovsky, Peter Young Lamas Home School Wing Varda Ashor Bill Ryan Ellie Dorfman Evan S. Conwell Florence Allen Leary, Timothy, 1920-1996 Henri Lenoir Lincoln Clarkes Nagendia Nath Sankar Whalen, Philip box 1, folder 10 Allen Ginsberg 1960 Scope and Contents note Images from Paradise Alley, Subjects and Indexing Terms Leroi McLucas ; Thelonious Monk box 1, folder 11 Allen Ginsberg (photos by others) 1961 Scope and Contents note Images from Athens, Tangiers Subjects and Indexing Terms Tangiers Athens (Greece) Larry Helenberg Larry Warlich Leroi Jones ; Corso, Gregory Orlovsky, Peter Guide to the Photographs by and MSS.PHOTO.0450 4 relating to Allen Ginsberg MSS.PHOTO.0450 Series 1: Photographic Prints Series 1 Ginsberg by Others Subseries 1.1 box 1, folder 12 Allen Ginsberg 1962 Scope and Contents note Images from Calcutta, New Dehli Subjects and Indexing Terms Calcutta; New Delhi Joanna Kyger Snyder, Gary Orlovsky, Peter box 1, folder 13 Allen Ginsberg 1963 Scope and Contents note Images of City Lights Bookstore, San Francisco Subjects and Indexing Terms San Francisco (Calif.) Anne Buchannan Bob Brannaman Allen Russo Beach C. Plymell Bob Kaufman City Lights Bookstore Charles Plymell Ellen Tallman Leary Warren Tallman Gary Goodrow Whalen, Philip Ferlinghetti, Lawrence box 1, folder 14 Photos of Allen Ginsberg 1964 Subjects and Indexing Terms Frank O'Hara Camille McGrath Guide to the Photographs by and MSS.PHOTO.0450 5 relating to Allen Ginsberg MSS.PHOTO.0450 Series 1: Photographic Prints Series 1 Ginsberg by Others Subseries 1.1 box 1, folder 15 405-6 Cuba, Prague, Moscow 1965 Physical Description: Slides and Phtotgraphic Images Scope and Contents note Images of Auschwitz, Havana, Berkeley, London, City Lights Bookstore in San Francisco, Albert Hall in London reading "The Change," King of May Parade, Newcastle, and spy photo taken from file of Prague secret police Subjects and Indexing Terms Berkeley (Calif.) -- History. Auschwitz (Concentration camp) San Francisco (Calif.) Prague Newcastle London Havana (Cuba) Albert Hall Bill Craddock Pavel Beren Patti A. Warner Nicamor Parra Miguel Grinberg Michael McClure Larry Keenan Jr. Karou Sekine City Lights Bookstore Cabea Bruce Conners Ferlinghetti, Lawrence Bixby box 1, folder 16 405-6 Cuba, Prague, Moscow 1965 Scope and Contents note Images from trip to Prague and Albert Hall Subjects and Indexing Terms Prague Tom Zabora Zdena Salivarova Josef Skorecky Sue Miles Albert Hall Jarmilia Emmerova box 2, folder 1 Washington Square - ? 1965 Scope and Contents note Images from a Washington Square Park Reading against Park Department Wishes Legal Test Subjects and Indexing Terms Washington Square Park Kaoru Sekine ; Guide to the Photographs by and MSS.PHOTO.0450 6 relating to Allen Ginsberg MSS.PHOTO.0450 Series 1: Photographic Prints Series 1 Ginsberg by Others Subseries 1.1 box 2, folder 2 England, Albert Hall 1965 Scope and Contents note Images from Albert Hall, Prague, Moscow Subjects and Indexing Terms Moscow Prague Trocchi, Alexander Yevteshenko Corso, Gregory Albert Hall Rodevtsensky Ginsberg, Allen Basil Bunting Tom Pickard Mangala Mitra Pavel Beran Aksivnov Lanon box 2, folder 3 Pictures of Allen Ginsberg, Warsaw, Poland 1965 and 1970 Subjects and Indexing Terms Wojciech Antoni Iwanczak ; box 2, folder 4 Ginsberg by Others 1965 Scope and Contents note Images from Czechoslovakia and Cuba Subjects and Indexing Terms Czechoslovakia L. Ryat Neogy Ernst Jandle Corso, Gregory Tom Marcher Ted Hughes A. Vognesensky Alexander Nagy William McClure Aleksander M. Haupt Tony B. Coe Anselm Hollo Guide to the Photographs by and MSS.PHOTO.0450 7 relating to Allen Ginsberg MSS.PHOTO.0450 Series 1: Photographic Prints Series 1 Ginsberg by Others Subseries 1.1 box 2, folder 5 Ginsberg by Others 1965 Scope and Contents note Images from Prague and the Berkeley Poetry Conference Subjects and Indexing Terms Berkeley (Calif.) -- History. Prague Alexander Nagy Stephen Eric Shore Berkeley Poetry Conference Tom Moeschler Jim Shimla Tove Neville Jon Gilbert Fox Kaoru Sekine Les A. Goldsmith Mariano Ferre Museo Hemingway box 2, folder 6 Ginsberg by Others 1965 Scope and Contents note Images from London, Cuba Subjects and Indexing Terms London Cuba Barbara Rubin Larry Keenan Jr. Jon Gilbert Fox
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