Research from John Crabb's Bibliography
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- Part Of
- Morris Flewwelling fonds
- Scope & Content
- Two files pertaining to research based on a bibliography by John Crabb.
- Reference Code
- M464 / 20-21
- Description Level
- 5 / File
- Part Of
- Morris Flewwelling fonds
- Description Level
- 5 / File
- Series
- Biographical Research
- Accession Number
- 3747
- Reference Code
- M464 / 20-21
- Physical Description
- 4 cm of textual records.
- History / Biographical
- Morris Flewwelling is a museum administrator at Red Deer, Alberta, Canada. Flewwelling studied Walter J. Phillips, R.C.A., for a number of years with the intention of publishing a comprehensive work on the artist. Coincident research and publications prevented Flewwelling from completing his work.
- Scope & Content
- Two files pertaining to research based on a bibliography by John Crabb.
- Subject Access
- Walter J. Phillips
- research
- Title Source
- Title based on contents of file.
- Content Details
- Files include: Crabb’s Bibliography- photocopied research Stamped July 26-28, 1977 and October 1977- including Bibliography (two copies) 1977- Articles from The Studio (3), The American Magazine of Art, January 1924 “Walter J. Phillips, Block Printer by Edna Gearhart (2 copies)Eaton’s News Weekly, February 16, 1924 Exhibition of Wood Prints and Watercolours by W. J. Phillips ARCA on View in Picture Galleries, The Original Colour Print Magazine, June 1, 1924 “The American Colour Print Movement Influences Occidental and Oriental Walter J. Phillips, A. R. Can. Academy (2 copies), “Society of Graver-Printers in Colour” Theodore Roussel, President (2 copies), The Original Colour Print Magazine, June 1, 1925 “Canadian Cherry” Walter Phillips (3 copies), The Original Colour Print Magazine, June 1, 1926, The Print Makers Society of California “The Technique of the Color Wood-Cut” Walter J. Phillips (2 copies), The Studio Magazine September 15, 1926 (2 copies) , The Mountaineer “The Art of W. J. Phillips, A.R.C.A.” by Harry Green (2 copies), The Woodcut of To-Day at Home and Abroad, 1927 “The Woodcut in Canada” (2 copies), The New Woodcut by Malcolm C. Salaman (2 copies), Canadian Landscape Painters “From the Great Lakes West” (2 copies), The Woodcut Bulletin “Some Notes on the Art of the Woodcut” (2 copies), The McGill News, Montreal “Some Comments on Wood Engraving in Canada by Edwin H. Holgate” (2 copies), The Beaver A Magazine of the North “Art in the Archives” by W. J. Phillips, R. C. A. , ), The Beaver A Magazine of the North “Aboriginal Art” by W. J. Phillips, The Beaver September 1940 “The Art of Arthur Heming” by W. J. Phillips, R. C. A., Excerpts “Taken from various issue of the Canadian Red Cross Junior from 1959-1964 held by John Crabb.”19 photocopied pages with note: “Extra list compiled from the descriptive passages about the illustrations for Wet Paint.”
- Processing Status
- Processed
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