Ellerton and Edith Jetté research material on William S. Horton
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Creators:
Jetté, Ellerton Marcel
Jetté, Edith Kemper
Dates:
1967-1969
Size:
0.2 Linear feet ((12 items on partial microfilm reel))
Collection ID:
AAA.jettelle
Repository:
Archives of American Art

Typescripts, including excerpts of letters received from Horton's son, Colonel W. Gray Horton, writings on Horton by his son, reviews, articles and exhibition catalogs concerning Horton, and a London journal kept by the Jettés while doing research on Horton.

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Ellerton Jetté notebook on Walter Griffin
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Creators:
Jetté, Ellerton Marcel
Dates:
[ca. 1970-1973]
Size:
1 Item ((on partial microfilm reel))
Collection ID:
AAA.jettelwg
Repository:
Archives of American Art

A notebook entitled "Information about Walter Griffin, American Impressionist, 1861-1935," containing assorted pertinent material asssembled by Ellerton Jetté, including a twelve page biographical sketch of Griffin, letters to Griffin, honor and awards given Griffin, exhibition catalogs, and miscellany.

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John Kenneth Byard papers
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Creators:
Byard, John Kenneth, 1886-1959
Dates:
1908-1960
Size:
1,150 Items
Collection ID:
AAA.byarjohn
Repository:
Archives of American Art

Papers relating mainly to Byard's business as a dealer in American antique furniture. Included are correspondence, 1950-1960, with Henry N. Flynt, Robert B. Hanan, A. M. Adler (Hirschl & Adler), Ellerton M. Jette, Cornelius C. Moore, Dr. J. Reed McClure, Otto M. Wasserman, Electra Webb (Shelburne Museum), and others; a scrapbook, 1908; notes from l...

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Digitized Content Downtown Gallery records
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Creators:
Downtown Gallery
Dates:
1824-1974
bulk 1926-1969
Size:
109.56 Linear feet
Collection ID:
AAA.downgall
Repository:
Archives of American Art

The records of the Downtown Gallery date from 1824 to 1974 (bulk 1926-1969) and measure 109.56 linear feet. The records present a comprehensive portrait of a significant commercial gallery that operated as a successful business for more than forty years, representing major contemporary American artists and engendering appreciation for early American folk art. There is an unprocessed addition to this collection dating circa 1970 of a single financial/legal document.

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