Photographic Print Collection
Found in 345 Collections and/or Records:
Frederic A. Lucas photographs
Photographs of a Manta Ray that was caught by R. J. Coles in Punta Gorda, Florida. Signed on front, "Dr. F.A.Lucas, Compliments of R.J. Coles."; penguins possibly in South America; and a portrait photo of Lucas taken in 1868.
Frederic A. Lucas photograph collection of portraits, and personal biographies of scientific staff
This collection houses forms which were mailed out by F. A. Lucas of the U.S. National Museum containing biographical information on individual scientists as well as newspaper articles on same for the Johnnon's Universal Cyclopedia. The second folder contains portrait photographs of same..
Carl Lumholtz unidentified Southwest US or Mexican anthropological field photographs
Field photograph of Southwest US or Mexico.
Mabel Scott photographs
Travel photographs of India, Ceylon, Mt. Lavinia, Burma, Rangoon, Auckalnd, New Zealand, Tahiti, Honolulu
Mac Wegweiser photographs of the construction of the Richard S. Perkin Memorial Wing in Hayden Planetarium
Includes one transmittal form from Ed Berry to Joel Sweimler and one letter from H.E. Zelman of Charles Herman Construction, Inc., general contractors to Wm. F. Pedersen and Associates, dated December 14, 1972. Images of foundation, 1st, and 2nd floors.
Magazine covers and storybook illustrations
Some materials had been published. Magazines include Good Housekeeping, Natural History, and children's book illustrations.
Malcolm Arth photograph collection
Includes field photographs. Travel photographs of Africa, India, and Japan. Photographs from American Museum of Natural History and the Dept. of Education as well.
Margaret Mead personal snapshots and stationery
Several b/w prints of Mead and her daughter (?) and granddaughter (?) plus Margaret Mead's stationery.
Margaret Mead photographs
Various black and while photographs. Several of Balinese dancers (undated), some photographs of Margaret Mead.
Marilyn Paisner and Howard Milbert photographs of New Guinea, Sumatra, Mentawai, Kalimantan (Borneo)
Field photos of the Huli people in the Tari Highlands of Papua New Guinea in their traditional garb performing ceremonies or in everyday life. Also photos of orangutans in the field.
American Museum of Natural History
Museum Archives at the Gottesman Research Library
200 Central Park West
New York, NY 10024-5192