Clark, James L. (James Lippitt), 1883-1969
Person
Found in 16 Collections and/or Records:
Adventures on the Upper Nile
Collection
Identifier: Film Collection no. 2
Scope and Contents
Charles Oliver O'Donnell (AMNH fellow) and James Lippitt Clark (AMNH vice-director of preparation and exhibition) traveled by steamer, in 1931, up the Nile from Khartoum to Shambe in the Sudan to collect giant eland for the AMNH Hall of African Mammals. Most of the footage was taken from the steamer, and consists of panoramic views of life along the Nile, and of the activities of the expedition staff and the shikaris (native hunters) on board ship. Expedition staff appearing in the film are:...
Dates:
1931
African Lion / Base LL "Jas. L. Clark. Sc c25"
Item
Identifier: Art Survey No. 396
Scope and Contents
Lion laying down with head upright and front legs extended in front of head.
Dates:
1925
Alaskan Kodiak Bear / Base "Jas. L. Clark 04" "c os"
Item
Identifier: Art Survey No. 397
Scope and Contents
Bear standing on four legs with extended forward.
Dates:
1904
Alaskan Kodiak Bear / On base "Jas. L. Clark"
Item
Identifier: Art Survey No. 624
Scope and Contents
Bear on four legs.
Dates:
1904
James L. Clark exhibitions visual resource files
Collection
Identifier: PPC .C532
Scope and Contents
The James L. Clark files were created and maintained from 1920 until 1955. The majority of these materials, however, date between 1920 and1940. The collection was used as a visual resource reference guide for the American Museum of Natural History staff in preparation for creating exhibits and dioramas or for quick visual reference. It features newspaper spreads, magazine clippings, prints, as well as drawings and letters, which were attached with glue to one or both sides of the file...
Dates:
1879-1959; Majority of material found within 1916-1959
James L. Clark exhibitions working files
Collection
Identifier: PPC .C533
Scope and Contents
This collection includes field photography from various expeditions, scientific study photography for the creation of the exhibits, and documentation of diorama production and notes for future repair and maintenance. The photographs date from the late 1890s to the late 1950s. The majority of the photographs, however, are dated between 1920 and 1940. The following is the series and subseries within the collection:Series I: African Mammals
Series II: Asian Mammals
Series III:...
Dates:
1879-1959; Majority of material found within 1916-1959
American Museum of Natural History, Department of Preparation and Installation: Diorama and Hall construction
Collection
Identifier: DR 104
Scope and Content Note
This collection spans the planning and development of the Department of Preparations for the dioramas of the various halls. These folders detail the requests and expenditures for the efforts made in travel, models, and sketches. The majority of the correspondence is directed from or to James L. Clark, the Director of the Department of Preparations between the 1930’s-1940’s. Much of the correspondence from James Lippit Clark, is directed to trackers, guides, taxidermists, donors, and...
Dates:
1919-1962
Diaries: [microform]
Collection
Identifier: Archives Microfilm #15-23
Dates:
Majority of material found within 1907-1948
Field and Expedition Equipment
Collection
Identifier: Mem 305
Scope and Contents
Since 1887, the American Museum of Natural History has been conducting field expeditions in every continent. This is one of the main resources for the Museum’s scientific research and collection development activities throughout all its disciplines. This grouping holds the equipment that were used during expeditions from around 1877 to 1996. Most of these expeditions required direct interaction with the natural habitat of the subject of study, which usually involves being out in the...
Dates:
Usage: circa 1877-1990s
Field photographs of the Morden-Clark Asiatic expedition
Collection
Identifier: PPC .M675
Scope and Contents
Field photographs from the Asiatic Expedition.
Dates:
1926-1927
American Museum of Natural History
Museum Archives at the Gottesman Research Library
200 Central Park West
New York, NY 10024-5192