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Prints, Drawings, and Photographs MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, BOSTON Annual Report Acquisitions July 2013–June 2014: Prints, Drawings, and Photographs Books and manuscripts Object No. Artist Title Culture/Date/Place Medium Credit Line 1. 2014.1066 Publisher: Gilman Paper Photographs from the Collection 1985 Book: 480 pp. 199 Gift of the Yale University Art Company Collection of the Gilman Paper Company plates; offset Gallery, made possible by the Printer: Richard Benson lithography generous assistance of Richard (American, born 1943) Menschel Compiled by: Pierre Apraxine Collages Object No. Artist Title Culture/Date/Place Medium Credit Line 1. 2014.664 Tara Donovan (American, born in Untitled 2000 Collage of paper Bequest of Dale A. Roberts 1969) stickers on vellum Documentation Object No. Artist Title Culture/Date/Place Medium Credit Line 1. 2013.1407 Drawing by: J. H. Croxton Design for a Packard dealership Graphite, ink, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. Architect: Charles W. Connelly gouache Sharf A.I.A. Drawings Object No. Artist Title Culture/Date/Place Medium Credit Line 1. 2013.1067 For: Paul W. Drake Interior view of Orange First Pencil, watercolor on Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. R. H. Smith National Bank, Orange, New board Sharf Jersey 2. 2013.1068 Gerald Wellesley Plan for a Fishing Lodge, 1921 Pencil, pen and Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. Inverchapel, Argyll watercolor on paper; Sharf photograph 3. 2013.1069 Vincent G. Raney (1905–2001) Remodeled Theatre for T.& D. JR. Graphite pencil Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. Enterprises, Susanville, California Sharf 4. 2013.1070 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Adobe residence for Mr & Mrs June 1, 1950 Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) Charles C. Ramirez watercolor, marker Sharf 5. 2013.1071 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Adobe Residence for Mr. & Mrs. Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) H.W. Gatewood, Woodland Hills, watercolor Sharf California Annual Report Acquisitions July 2013–June 2014: Prints, Drawings, and Photographs Page 2 of 91 Drawings Object No. Artist Title Culture/Date/Place Medium Credit Line 6. 2013.1072 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Adobe Model Unit for W.A. Dark Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) and T.J. Thebo, Las Vegas, crayon, watercolor Sharf Nevada 7. 2013.1073 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Adobe Residence for Dr. and Mrs. Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) Joseph B. Wylie, Rivera, crayon, watercolor Sharf California 8. 2013.1074 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Youth Community Center Building, Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) North Hollywood, California crayon, watercolor Sharf 9. 2013.1075 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Medical Building for the Gallatin Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) Medical Group, Downey, crayon, watercolor Sharf California 10. 2013.1076 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Residence for Mr. & Mrs. Philip Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) Score, Arcola & Sarah Avenue, watercolor, crayon Sharf North Hollywood, Calif. 11. 2013.1077 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Adobe Hacienda for Mr. & Mrs. Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) Glenn W. Tripp, Van Nuys, crayon, watercolor Sharf California 12. 2013.1078 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Downey Women's Club, Downey, Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) California (?) watercolor Sharf 13. 2013.1079 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Adobe Residence for Mr. & Mrs. Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) Glenn Walter Tripp, Van Nuys, watercolor Sharf California 14. 2013.1080 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Residence for Dr. Chas. Keltz Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) watercolor Sharf 15. 2013.1081 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Design for a residence Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) watercolor Sharf 16. 2013.1082 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Radio Transmitter Station for Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) KLAC, Los Angeles, California watercolor Sharf 17. 2013.1083 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Adobe Residence for Mr. & Mrs. Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) James J. Kirst, 849 W. Green watercolor Sharf Lane, La Canada, California Annual Report Acquisitions July 2013–June 2014: Prints, Drawings, and Photographs Page 3 of 91 Drawings Object No. Artist Title Culture/Date/Place Medium Credit Line 18. 2013.1084 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Adobe Home for Mr. & Mrs. Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) James J. Kirst watercolor Sharf 19. 2013.1085 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Adobe Residence for Mr. & Mrs. Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) C.C. Newland, Redlands, watercolor Sharf California 20. 2013.1086 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Adobe Residence for Mr. & Mrs. Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) C.C. Newland, 180 Fountain watercolor Sharf Avenue, Redlands, California 21. 2013.1087 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Residence for Mr. & Mrs. J.A. Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) Powers, Los Angeles, California watercolor Sharf 22. 2013.1088 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Residence for Mr. & Mrs. J.A. Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) Powers, Los Angeles, California watercolor Sharf 23. 2013.1089 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Adobe Residence for Mr. & Mrs. Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) C. W. Francis, San Diego, watercolor Sharf California 24. 2013.1090 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Adobe Ranch House for Mr. & Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) Mrs. Gilbert J. Yorba, Sierra watercolor Sharf Madre, California 25. 2013.1091 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Apartment Units for Zaddie Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) Bunker, Palm Springs, California watercolor Sharf 26. 2013.1092 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Residence for Mr. & Mrs. Harold Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) Hoover, Sherman Oaks, California watercolor Sharf 27. 2013.1093 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Colonial Residence for Dr. & Mrs. Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) Lester H. Rhymes, Northridge, watercolor Sharf California 28. 2013.1094 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Adobe Residence for Mr. & Mrs. Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) J.R. Lord, Whittier, California watercolor Sharf 29. 2013.1095 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Adobe Ranch House for Mr. & February 27, 1946 Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) Mrs. J. B. Shaw, La Canada, watercolor Sharf California Annual Report Acquisitions July 2013–June 2014: Prints, Drawings, and Photographs Page 4 of 91 Drawings Object No. Artist Title Culture/Date/Place Medium Credit Line 30. 2013.1096 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Colonial Adobe Residence for Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) Mrs. Ruth O. D. Davis, 4550 watercolor Sharf Noeline Avenue, Encino, California 31. 2013.1097 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Residence for Mr. & Mrs. H.C. Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) Lucas, San Moreno, California watercolor Sharf 32. 2013.1098 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. 6 Unit Apartments for Fay Young Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) MacDonald, Phoenix, Arizona watercolor Sharf 33. 2013.1099 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Proposed Office and Professional Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) Building, Tarzana, California watercolor Sharf 34. 2013.1100 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. Farm House for Mr. & Mrs. Dick Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) Fugle watercolor Sharf 35. 2013.1101 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. A Residence for Mr. Celdins Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) colored pencil Sharf For: Coast Builders 36. 2013.1102 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. A House by Coast Builders Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) colored pencil Sharf For: Coast Builders 37. 2013.1103 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. A House for Mr. & Mrs. Graname Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) colored pencil Sharf For: Coast Builders 38. 2013.1104 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. A Residence for Mr. & Mrs. Desoi Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) colored pencil Sharf For: Coast Builders 39. 2013.1105 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. A Residence for Mr. & Mrs. Mayon Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) colored pencil Sharf For: Coast Builders 40. 2013.1106 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. A Residence for Mr. R.L. Kennedy Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) colored pencil Sharf For: Coast Builders Annual Report Acquisitions July 2013–June 2014: Prints, Drawings, and Photographs Page 5 of 91 Drawings Object No. Artist Title Culture/Date/Place Medium Credit Line 41. 2013.1107 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. A House for Mr. & Mrs. Hershel Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. (1896–1966) colored pencil Sharf For: Coast Builders 42. 2013.1108 Lyle Nelson Barcume A.I.A. A Residence for Mr. Chavez Graphite pencil, Gift of Jean S. and Frederic A.
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