Frans Wildenhain grant application
Wildenhain's application for a National Endowment for the Arts grant, 1974, in which he asks for support to work in a new medium, porcelain. A 12-page resume which lists training, exhibitions, prizes and awards, and other activities is included.
Oral history interview with Frans Wildenhain
Brown, Robert F.
An interview of Frans Wildenhain conducted 1978 April 10-1979 July 28, by Robert Brown for the Archives of American Art.
Letters from Frans Wildenhain to Virginia Cartwright Katz
Wildenhain, Frans, 1905-1980
Letters, 1968-69 and 1975-79, from Wildenhain to his former student Virginia Cartwright Katz. Wildenhain discusses his pottery, classes and personal matters.
Roy Cartwright letters from Frans Wildenhain
18 letters, undated, 1966-1967 and 1976-1979, from Frans Rudolf Wildenhain to Cartwright. Wildenhain discusses his teaching, his pottery, and personal matters.
Robert Johnson slides of works by Frans Wildenhain
Slides of works by the ceramist Frans Wildenhain.
Gerhard Marcks letters from Frans Wildenhain
87 letters to Marcks from Frans Wildenhain.
Frans Wildenhain papers
The papers of ceramicist, sculptor, and educator Frans Wildenhain measure 8.2 linear feet and date from circa 1890 to 1991. The papers document his career in Europe and the United States through biographical material, correspondence, diaries and notebooks, writings and notes, subject files, project files, printed material, three mixed media scrapbooks, artwork and sketchbooks, and photographic materials.
Kitty C. L. Fischer papers relating to Frans Wildenhain
Letters, 1940-1981, are primarily from ceramist Frans Wildenhain to Kitty and Hermann Fischer. Thirteen of the letters are illustrated. Also included are a watercolor sketch, undated; 3 clippings and an announcement for Wildenhain's pottery in Putten, Holland; and photographs, 1944-1975, of Wildenhain with his third wife Lili and Fischer's friend Helen Weynerowsky, and …
Ron Meyers papers relating to Frans Wildenhain
28 letters (one written on an exhibition announcement) and 5 postcards to Meyers from Wildenhain, sent from Wildenhain's home in Pittsford, N.Y. and while traveling in Florida, Mexico, and Europe. The letters describe his travels and daily activities.
Oral history interview with Elisabeth Wildenhain
Brown, Robert F.
36 Pages (Transcript)
An interview with Elisabeth (Lili) Wildenhain conducted 1995 August 22, by Robert F. Brown, for the Archives of American Art, in Wildenhain's home, Pittsford, N.Y.
