Fine Arts
Found in 302 Collections and/or Records:
Newspaper clippings about Young's life and career, 1898-1957
Newspaper clippings on Mahonri Mackintosh Young's life and carreer, dated 1898 to 1957.
William Nicholson letter to Hugh Percy Lane
Handwritten and signed letter, addressed to Hugh Percy Lane, and dated July 4, 1909. Nicholson congratulates Lane on his recent knighting.
Paul Nickelson painting of United States Capitol
Framed painting signed by the members of the 94th Congress House of Representatives at the bicentennial year. The collection dates 1976.
Larry Nielson wood paintings and prints
Collection contains publicity and prints of paintings done on weathered wood with Native American and western themes. It also includes the famous "Iwo Jima" piece (signed) finished Sept. 10, 2001, and later presented to President George Bush. This print was signed about a year later at the reunion of the 4th Marine Division on Iwo Jima during the historic battle.
Max Norton collection
Oil painting of actor Dean Jagger, done ca. 1940; photograph of Jagger with LDS Church President Spencer W. Kimball; scene still from motion picture "Twelve O'Clock High"; campaign poster for State Superintendent of Schools candidate Albert Vane, the character Jagger played in the televisioin series "Mr. Novak."
Notes on the life of Carl Christian Anton Christensen, pioneer artist
George M. Ottinger papers
Jake Parker papers
Collection contains fan mail sent to Jake Parker from school children from around the nation, oftentimes tasked with corresponding with their favorite author or artist. The mail usually includes a short letter telling him which book or art piece they like the most and a drawing done by the child. Included are Jake's letters that he writes in response. Some of the letters are undated; those dated cover August 2012 to May 2017.
Parley P. Pratt and Belinda Marden Pratt book of poetry and accounts
Maxfield Parrish letter
Collection includes an original signed letter and photocopies. The letter was written 14 March 1944, and addressed to Mr. Shelby Holladay of Salt Lake City, Utah. Letter is neatly signed on Parrish's letterhead and postmarked Windsor, Vermont. Parrish briefly describes work that he has done since 1898 and offers suggestions as to how Holladay may acquire reproductions of his work.