Artists
Subject
Subject Source: Library Of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Aviation artists
Sub-Series
Scope and Contents
[Artists include: Alice Eakle Marks, William S. Phillips, Gary Ball, H. Gordon Randall, Alan Bean, Robert Parks, John J. Olson, Jack Gunter, Phillip Levine, John Kenyon, Uwe Feist, Merv Corning]
Folder 1:
Brochures, advertisements, newspaper clippings, letters from artists, postcard reproduction of artworks.
Folder 2:
Color postcards and lithographs of artworks
Folder 1:
Brochures, advertisements, newspaper clippings, letters from artists, postcard reproduction of artworks.
Folder 2:
Color postcards and lithographs of artworks
Frederick Nelson Atwood Ledger
Collection
Identifier: 2010-10-13
Overview
The collection consists of one ledger book created by Frederick Nelson Atwood, circa 1862-1880, with his handwritten notes and illustrations. The ledger primarily consists of notes related to Atwood's career as an artist. Of particular interest note are his illustrations and notes on airships and balloons.
Donald B. Croly Boeing Concept Art Collection
Collection
Identifier: 2011-03-14
Contents of the Collection
The Donald B. Croly Boeing Concept Art Collection holds 39 pieces of concept art created by Croly, circa 1940s-1970s, during his time as an artist at the Boeing Company. Most are original gouache paintings, although there are three pen and ink and graphite drawings and two photographic reproduction posters. Scenes primarily depict aircraft in a variety of settings, including in flight, parked at terminals and engaged in U.S. Air Force military operations. A small number feature...
Cyrille M. Peabody Boeing Collection
Collection
Identifier: 2020-08-29
Contents of the Collection
The Cyrille M. Peabody Boeing Collection holds original artwork and reference files of Cyrille "Cy" M. Peabody, a Boeing Company employee and designer who worked in various art departments over a 31 1/2 year period in the mid-to-late 20th century. The collection is organized into two series: I. Artwork and II. Reference Files. Series I., Peabody's original art is mostly grouped together within 10 folders (2 boxes), although some individual pieces are found in subject folders. His...
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