title: Gelidium cartilagineum.

text: Algae

text: Great Britain

text: Photography

text: Accompanied by the green cloth portfolio with ms. label "Mrs. Atkins's British Algae, Vol. 1" and typescript label "Cataloged by M.F.H." in which item was housed in the Herschel library.

text: Cyanotyped throughout on J. Whatman Turkey Mill paper. Text reproduced from the author's handwriting. For detailed account of publishing history and illustration process and description of extant copies, cf. Sun gardens : Victorian photograms / by Anna Atkins ; text by Larry J. Schaaf. New York : Aperture, c1985.

text: Each part and vol. issued in Prussian blue wrappers.

text: Issued as 12 parts numbered I-XII, 1843-1850, and 3 volumes, 1850-1853. Each part contains 1 leaf of text (table of contents, with part designation) and 12 plates, except pt. I, which contains 4 leaves of text (t.p., dedication, preface, contents) and 8 plates. These parts were intended to be incorporated with the subsequent plates issued in 3 v., with volume title pages and tables of contents cancelling the earlier ones applicable to the parts and some cancellations of individual plates, for a total of 14 leaves of text and 389 plates. Extant copies vary greatly in content and makeup; cf. Schaaf.

text: Spencer Coll. copy comprises pts. I-II, 2 issues of pt. IV (with varying contents leaf), pts. V-XII and v. 1; no. 2 in Schaaf's inventory (p. 41). Part I of this copy is reproduced in Schaaf, p. 10-22.

text: Spencer Coll. copy has ms. "Notice" inserted in v. I.

title: Gelidium cartilagineum.


mmsType: Item

field: dateCreated

keyDate: yes

point: start

point: end

title: Aux environs de Paris

sourceSystem: mms

namePart: Lalanne, Maxime (1827-1886)

type: personal

authority: naf

usage: primary

type: geographic

text: Bordeaux (France)

authority: lcsh

text: Pont-Neuf (Paris, France)

type: topic

text: Bridges

text: France

text: Paris

text: Paris (France)

type: content

text: Admission is granted through application to the Office of Special Collections.

text: Dates from Lalanne's manuscript catalogue in the Print Collection, The New York Public Library.

text: Etchings are numbered according to Lalanne's manuscript catalogue in the Print Collection, The New York Public Library.

text: Etchings produced by Maxime Lalanne for publication by the Societe des aquafortistes.  Subjects include views of demolition in Paris in preparation for the construction of the Boulevard Saint Germain and the Rue des ecoles, views of the Seine and its bridges, including the Pont-Neuf, and additional views of Bordeaux, Cusset and Neuilly.  One print depicts a park near Paris.  Signs in the background of one print include the names of the printer Delatre and the print publisher A. Cadart.

text: Finding aids available.

text: Forms part of Samuel Putnam Avery Collection.

text: Gift of Samuel Putnam Avery, 1900. L1 bears the collector's mark of Maxime Lalanne (Lugt 1657); L1, L2, L3, L4, L5, L6, L7, L8 bear the mark of F. Masson (Lugt 1032)

text: S.P. Avery Collection.

text: Some prints include signature and inscriptions by the artist.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: State depicted is likely the 2nd.

type: citation/reference

text: Villet, 4

type: statement of responsibility

text: [signed in the image] Lalanne.

title: Aux environs de Paris

supplied: no

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 23.9 x 31.9 cm., image 21 x 30.3 cm.

rights: Can be used inside free NYPL exhibition catalogs and in free NYPL brochures

rights: Can be used in advertising for NYPL exhibitions, on catalog covers, in press kits, or fundraising activities

rights: Can be sold through 3rd party print partner (e.g., New York Times)

rights: Can be used in products created by NYPL for commercial gain (e.g., Library Shop, CDs, DVDs, etc.)

rights: Over 3000 images of etchings, lithographs and drawings from European artists from the 16th through 19th centuries. The details for all images include the names of the creator and other persons associated with the work, and also the life dates of these people. Seventy years has passed from the death date of all persons associated with these images. Therefore, all are in the public domain.

rights: We believe that this item has no known US copyright restrictions. The item may be subject to rights of privacy, rights of publicity and other restrictions. Though not required, if you want to credit us as the source, please use the following statement, "From The New York Public Library," and provide a link back to the item on our Digital Collections site. Doing so helps us track how our collection is used and helps justify freely releasing even more content in the future.

collectionTitle: Samuel Putnam Avery Collection


title: [Two African American men and one African American boy sitting and one African American woman standing in front of city hall, Belle Glade, Florida, January 1939.]

namePart: United States. Farm Security Administration

type: corporate

namePart: Wolcott, Marion Post (1910-1990)

text: Florida

text: African Americans

authority: lctgm

text: City & town halls

text: Belle Glade (Fla.)

text: Street life

text: Photographs and Prints Division, The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.

text: Original negative #: 50924-D; Schomburg copy negative #: SC-CN79-0251

title: In front of city hall, Belle Glade, Florida, January 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints

extent: 1 photographic print: gelatin silver, 8 x 10 in.

rights: The Farm Security Administration Photography Program lasted from 1935-1944. FSA photographers were work-for-hire for US Gov't, and are therefore in the public domain. Might be publicity issues for photos with recognizable people, diminishing risk with time.

collectionTitle: Farm Security Administration Collection.


field: dateIssued

title: Ptilota sericea.

namePart: Herschel, John F. W. (John Frederick William), Sir (1792-1871)

text: Algae

text: Great Britain

text: Photography

text: Author's presentation copy, inscribed to Sir John F.W. Herschel (inventor of the cyanotype process), Oct. 1843.

title: Ptilota sericea.

collectionTitle: Photographs of British algae: cyanotype impressions


title: Contents [page 1].

text: Algae

text: Great Britain

text: Photography

title: Contents [page 1].


title: [African American children playing outside of nursery at Okeechobee migratory labor camps built by Farm Security Administration, Belle Glade, Florida, February 1941.]

text: Florida

text: African American children

text: Nurseries (Rooms & spaces)

text: Belle Glade (Fla.)

text: Labor camps

text: Play (Recreation)

text: Original negative #: 57108-D

title: Negro children playing outside of nursery at Okeechobee migratory labor camps built by Farm Security Administration, Belle Glade, Florida, February 1941.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Contents [page 2].

text: Algae

text: Great Britain

text: Photography

title: Contents [page 2].


title: [African American woman standing in doorway and African American girls sitting around a fire outside housing for migrant agricultural laborers, Pahokee, Lake Okeechobee, Florida, February 1941.]

text: Florida

text: African American women

text: African American girls

authority: tgm

text: Migrant laborers

text: African Americans

text: African American agricultural laborers

text: Labor housing

text: Pahokee (Fla.)

text: Original negative #: 57210-D

title: Hotel" in Pahokee, Lake Okeechobee, Florida, living quarters for migratory agricultural workers, February 1941.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Contents, page 3.

text: Algae

text: Great Britain

text: Photography

title: Contents, page 3.

supplied: yes


title: Inside back wrapper.

title: Inside back wrapper.


title: [African Americans standing at pile of belongings,  Florida, Palm Beach County, Lake Harbor, January 1939.]

text: Florida

text: African American agricultural laborers

text: Fire

text: Palm Beach County (Fla.)

text: Personal belongings

text: LOC negative # : 50897-D.

title: Negro agricultural laborers watching one of their houses burn to the ground; All they have left is piled on the ground.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints

extent: 1 photographic print : Gelatin silver ; 8 x 10 in.


title: Back wrapper.

title: Back wrapper.


title: Vegetable pickers, migrants, waiting after work to be paid, near Homestead, Florida, February 1939.

text: Florida

text: Trucks

text: Queues

text: African Americans

text: Employment

text: African Americans

text: Florida

text: African American agricultural laborers

text: Day laborers

text: Homestead (Fla.)

text: Migrant laborers

text: FSA Florida, Bellgrade 3/14 2/3 1939-41 4885 (Feb. 1939) M. Post

type: admin

text: Migration 9 - 025

text: Photographs

text: Photographic prints


title: Callithamnion gracillimum [loose plate].

text: Algae

text: Great Britain

text: Photography

text: Accompanied by the green cloth portfolio with ms. label "Mrs. Atkins's British Algae, Vol. 1" and typescript label "Cataloged by M.F.H." in which item was housed in the Herschel library.


title: Callithamnion Borreri [loose plate].

text: Algae

text: Great Britain

text: Photography

text: Cyanotyped throughout on J. Whatman Turkey Mill paper. Text reproduced from the author's handwriting. For detailed account of publishing history and illustration process and description of extant copies, cf. Sun gardens : Victorian photograms / by Anna Atkins ; text by Larry J. Schaaf. New York : Aperture, c1985.

title: Callithamnion Borreri [loose plate].


title: Negro laborers sitting around in front of a fire on Saturday night in a street of the Negro quarter of Belle Glade, Florida, February 1941.

text: Florida

text: African American men

text: African Americans

text: Florida

text: Barrels

text: African American agricultural laborers

text: Fire

text: Belle Glade (Fla.)

text: FSA Florida 3/14 Bell Glade 2/3 1939-41 57095-D (Feb.1941) M. Post

text: Migration 9 - 030

text: Photographs

text: Photographic prints


title: Buckram binding used as wrapper in Herschel family library.]

text: Each part and vol. issued in Prussian blue wrappers.

text: Issued as 12 parts numbered I-XII, 1843-1850, and 3 volumes, 1850-1853. Each part contains 1 leaf of text (table of contents, with part designation) and 12 plates, except pt. I, which contains 4 leaves of text (t.p., dedication, preface, contents) and 8 plates. These parts were intended to be incorporated with the subsequent plates issued in 3 v., with volume title pages and tables of contents cancelling the earlier ones applicable to the parts and some cancellations of individual plates, for a total of 14 leaves of text and 389 plates. Extant copies vary greatly in content and makeup; cf. Schaaf.


title: [African American women sitting in pews at a church service in Heard County, Georgia, April 1941.]

namePart: Delano, Jack

text: Georgia

text: African American women

text: African American churches

text: Heard County (Ga.)

text: Church services

text: Original negative #: 43933-D; Schomburg copy negative #: SC-CN-87-0425 (SC-CN-89-0018?)

title: During the church service at a Negro church in Heard County, Georgia, April 1941.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [A group of mostly African American men sitting in pews at a meeting of Farm Security Administration borrowers at a church near Woodville, Greene County, Georgia, May 1941.]

text: Georgia

text: African American men

text: Meetings

text: Church buildings

text: Greene County (Ga.)

text: Government lending

text: Original negative #: 44166-D

title: At a meeting of Negro Farm Security Administration borrowers in a church near Woodville, Georgia, Greene County, May 1941.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American family chopping cotton in a rented field near White Plains, Greene County, Georgia, June 1941.]

text: Georgia

text: Croplands

text: Farming

text: African American families

text: Cotton farmers

text: Greene County (Ga.)

text: Original negative #: 44680-D

title: The family of Mr. Leroy Dunn, chopping cotton in a rented field near White Plains, Greene County, Georgia, June 1941.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [Mrs. Gus Wright, an African American woman and Farm Security Administration client, sitting in a chair behind numerous rows of her canned goods, Oakland community, Greene County, Georgia, November 1941.]

text: Georgia

text: African American women

text: Cans

text: Canning & preserving

text: Greene County (Ga.)

text: Original negative #: 46448-D

title: Mrs. Gus Wright, Farm Security Administration client with her canned goods, Oakland community, Greene County, Georgia, November 1941.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints

extent: 1 photographic print: gelatin silver, 10 x 8 in.


title: [African Americans sitting in pews at a meeting of Farm Security Administration borrowers in a church near Woodville, Greene County, Georgia, May 1941.]

text: Georgia

text: African Americans

text: Meetings

text: Church buildings

text: Greene County (Ga.)

text: Government lending

text: Original negative #: 44200-D

title: At a meeting of Negro FSA borrowers in a church near Woodville, Greene County, Georgia, May 1941.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [Mrs. Annie Albrittan, an elderly African American woman, ironing in her home in Woodville, Greene County, Georgia, November 1941.]

text: Georgia

text: African American women

text: Domestic life

text: Greene County (Ga.)

text: Pressing of garments

text: Original negative #: 46464

title: Mrs. Annie Albrittan, who does washing in her home in Woodville, Greene County, Georgia, November 1941.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [Young African American men, enrolled in the Civilian Conservation Corps program, putting up a fence, Greene County, Georgia, May 1941.]

text: Georgia

text: Fences

text: African American young men

text: Greene County (Ga.)

type: name

nameType: corporate

text: Civilian Conservation Corps (U.S.)

text: Environmental protection

text: Original negative #: 44210-D

title: Civilian Conservation Corps boys putting up a fence, Greene County, Georgia, May 1941.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African Americans singing at a church service in Woodville, Greene County, Georgia, October 1941.]

text: Georgia

text: African Americans

text: African American churches

text: Greene County (Ga.)

text: Church services

text: Choral singing

text: Original negative #: 46144-D; Schomburg copy negative #: SC-CN-90-0386

title: Church service in the Negro church, Woodville, Greene County, Georgia, October 1941.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American pallbearers carrying the coffin of a nineteen year old African American saw mill worker, Heard County, Georgia, May 1941.]

text: Georgia

text: Funeral rites & ceremonies

text: African American men

text: Coffins

text: Heard County (Ga.)

text: Original negative #: 20835-M2

title: Funeral of nineteen year old Negro saw mill worker in Heard County, Georgia, May 1941.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [Mr. Ed. Downes, Farm Security Administration director in Greene County, Georgia, speaking on Food for Defense at a meeting of African American borrowers in a church in Woodville, Greene County, Georgia, May 1941.]

text: Georgia

text: African Americans

text: Meetings

text: Church buildings

text: Greene County (Ga.)

text: Government lending

text: Food relief

text: Original negative #: 44184-D

title: Mr. Ed. Downes, FSA director in Greene, Georgia, speaking on "Food for Defense."

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints

extent: 1 photographic print: gelatin silver, 11 x 14 in.


title: Le billard (1st state)

text: Billiards

text: Billiard players

text: Paris (France)

text: Borders (Ornament Areas)

text: Admission is granted through application to the Office of Special Collections.

text: Etched illustrations for Le billard traite en vers by A. Lalanne & Le paysagiste au champs.  Subjects include billiards, whist and a Paris street scene.  Some prints are present in more than one state.  One print is identified as an epreuve d'artiste.

text: Finding aids available.

text: Gift of Samuel Putnam Avery, 1900.  L35, L36 bear the collector's mark of Maxime Lalanne (Lugt 1657); L36 bears the mark of F. Masson (Lugt 1032)

text: Prints are numbered according to Lalanne's manuscript catalogue in the Print Collection, The New York Public Library.

text: S.P. Avery Collection.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Villet, 34

text: Imp. Delâtre, Paris ; [etched in the image] M. Lalanne.

title: Le billard (1st state)

text: Etchings


title: Joueurs de billard (2nd state)

text: Billiards

text: Billiard players

text: Paris (France)

text: Finding aids available.

text: Forms part of Samuel Putnam Avery Collection.

text: S.P. Avery Collection.

text: Some prints include signature and inscriptions by the artist.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Villet, 35

text: [signed in the image] Lalanne.

title: Joueurs de billard (2nd state)

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 13.9 x 10 cm., image10.2 x 7.9 cm.


title: [African Americans in a church during a religious gathering, April 1941.]

text: Georgia

text: Interiors

text: African American churches

text: Religious gatherings

text: Heard County (Ga.)

text: Photographs and Prints Division, The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.

text: LOC negative # : 43934-D.

title: Singing "Trying to Make a Hundred, Ninety-Nine and a Half Won't Do" during the collection at Negro church in Heard County, Georgia.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints

extent: 1 photographic print : Gelatin silver ; 10 x 8 in.


title: Joueurs de west (3rd state)

text: Billiards

text: Billiard players

text: Paris (France)

text: Card games

text: Finding aids available.

text: S.P. Avery Collection.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Villet, 36

text: Maxime Lalanne, inv. et sc. ; Imp. Delâtre.

title: Joueurs de west (3rd state)

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; 13.9 x 10 cm., image 10.1 x 7.8 cm.


title: Paysage, effet de soir (retour au Gîte)

text: Billiards

text: Billiard players

text: Paris (France)

text: Night

text: Homecomings

text: Finding aids available.

text: S.P. Avery Collection.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Villet, 38

text: Print depicted is possibly 1st state.

text: [signed in the image] Lalanne.

title: Paysage, effet de soir (retour au Gîte)

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 11 x 14 cm., image 7.2 x 12.9 cm.


title: [African American peach pickers being driven on a flatbed truck to the orchards, Muscella, Georgia.]

namePart: Lange, Dorothea

text: Georgia

text: African American agricultural laborers

text: Peach orchards

text: Farm trucks

text: Employer-sponsored transportation

text: Original negative #: 9452-E

title: Peach pickers being driven to the orchards. They earn seventy-five cents a day. Muscella, Georgia.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [Two African American women, Ada Turner and Evelyn M. Driver (Home Management and Home Economics Supervisor), canning English peas with pressure cooker in Mrs. Missouri Thomas' kitchen, Flint River Farms, Georgia, May 1939.]

text: Georgia

text: Kitchens

text: African American women

text: Canning & preserving

text: Peas

text: Original negative #: 51614-D

title: Ada Turner and Evelyn M. Driver Home Management and Home Economics Supervisor, canning English peas with pressure cooker in Mrs. Missouri Thomas' kitchen, Flint River Farms, Georgia, May 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American schoolgirls in the fourth and fifth grades demonstrating a health moving picture that they had made, Flint River Farms, Georgia, May 1939.]

text: Georgia

text: Classrooms

text: African American girls

text: African American women teachers

text: African American school children

text: Original negative #: 51825-D

title: 4th and 5th in Flint River school, Ga. demonstrate a health moving picture, which they made. May 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American family picking sugar snap peas in their garden, Flint River Farms, Georgia, May 1939.]

text: Georgia

text: Gardens

text: Domestic life

text: African American families

text: Peas

text: Original negative #: 30377-M1

title: Project family picking peas in their garden, Flint River Farms, Ga. May 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American family sitting in their wagon which is drawn by a mule team purchased with a Farm Security Administration loan, Flint River Farms, Georgia, May 1939.]

text: Georgia

text: Mules

text: Carts & wagons

text: African American families

text: Government lending

text: Animal teams

text: Original negative #: 51597-D

title: Ben Turner and family in their wagon with mule team. Flint River Farms, Georgia. May 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [Three African American women waiting for street car on their way to work as domestics, early morning, Mitchell Street, Atlanta, Georgia, May 1939.]

text: Georgia

text: Storefronts

text: City & town life

text: African American women domestics

text: Atlanta (Ga.)

text: Original negative #: 30338-M3; Schomburg copy negative #: SC-CN-94-0483

title: Domestic servants waiting for street car on way early in the morning. Mitchell Street, Atlanta, Georgia, May 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [Uniformed African American woman working as a domestic feeding white child sitting in a high chair in kitchen, Atlanta, Georgia, May 1939.]

text: Georgia

text: Kitchens

text: Uniforms

text: Race relations

text: African American women domestics

text: Atlanta (Ga.)

text: Original negative #: 51738-D

title: Negro domestic servant, Atlanta, Georgia. May 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [Photograph of African American young boys and girls, spectators of roller-skating.]

text: Illinois

text: Chicago (Ill.)

text: Crowds

text: Spectators

text: African American youth

title: Crowds watching roller-skating exhibition, Chicago, Illinois.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [Photograph of an elderly African American man .]

text: Illinois

text: Chicago (Ill.)

text: African American neighborhoods

nameType: personal

text: Men

text: Clothing & dress

text: Older African Americans

title: Street scene in the Negro district on Easter morning, Chicago, Illinois.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [Photograph of three African American men.]

text: Illinois

text: Chicago (Ill.)

text: African American men

text: Moorish Science Temple of America

title: Members of the Moors, a Negro religious group of Chicago, Illinois.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Dives

namePart: Dufeu

text: Bordeaux (France)

text: Beaches

text: France

text: Bezons (France)

text: Etchings are numbered according to Lalanne's manuscript catalogue in the Print Collection, The New York Public Library.

text: Finding aids available.

text: Gift of Samuel Putnam Avery, 1900.  L57, L60 & L63 are inscribed to M. Dufeu.  L59 & L62 bear the collector's mark of Maxime Lalanne (Lugt 1657)

text: S.P. Avery Collection.

text: Some prints include the artist's signature and notations in graphite.

text: Suite of landscape etchings, with title page.  Includes views of Argenteuil, Barcelona, Bezons, Bordeaux, Cusset, Dives-sur-Mer, Houlgate and the Seine River.  Other subjects include beaches, dovecotes, parks and ruins.  Some prints are present in more than one state; some are identified as epreuves d'artiste.

text: Title and date from Lalanne's manuscript catalogue in the Print Collection, The New York Public Library.

text: L. 67

title: Dives


title: [Photograph of an African American undertaker.]

text: Illinois

text: Interiors

text: Chicago (Ill.)

text: Coffins

text: African American businesspeople

text: Undertakers and undertaking

title: Undertaker before funeral services, Southside, Chicago, Illinois.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Vue pris du port de Dives.

text: Bordeaux (France)

text: Beaches

text: France

text: Bezons (France)

text: Finding aids available.

text: S.P. Avery Collection.

text: L. 68

title: Vue pris du port de Dives.


title: [African American girls listening to their instructor.]

text: Illinois

text: Interiors

text: Meetings

text: African American girls

text: United States. National Youth Administration

title: Meeting of NYA [National Youth Administration] girls with an instructor at the Good Shepherd Community Center, Chicago, Illinois.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American girls playing their violin and piano.]

text: Illinois

text: Interiors

text: Pianos

text: Violins

text: Chicago (Ill.)

text: African American girls

title: Children of family on relief playing, Chicago, Illinois.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [Photograph of African American women clerks.]

text: Illinois

text: Chicago (Ill.)

text: Offices

text: African American business enterprises

text: African American women in the professions

title: Office force of insurance company which employs Negroes and sells insurance to Negroes, Chicago, Illinois.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American children learning how to draw.]

text: Illinois

text: Drawing

text: Interiors

text: Chicago (Ill.)

text: African American children

title: Art training is sponsored by the Good Shepherd Community Center. Chicago, Illinois.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American woman reading the Bible.]

text: Illinois

text: Chicago (Ill.)

text: Reading

text: African American Baptists

text: Women

text: Clothing & dress

text: Older African Americans

title: Reading the Bible in the "storefront" Baptist Church, Chicago, Illinois.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American woman pastor sitting in the chair and listening to church choir.]

text: Illinois

text: Interiors

text: Chicago (Ill.)

text: United Pentecostal Church

text: African American women clergy

title: Pastor of the Pentecostal Church, Chicago, Illinois.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [Palm Sunday, congregation is carrying palm strips.]

text: Illinois

text: Chicago (Ill.)

text: African Americans

text: Church doors

text: Palm Sunday

title: In front of Pilgrim Baptist Church on Easter Sunday, Southside of Chicago, Illinois.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Bartender and owner of tavern on the Southside of Chicago, Illinois.

text: Illinois

text: Interiors

text: Chicago (Ill.)

text: Taverns (Inns)

text: African American businesspeople

text: Bartenders

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title:
The
    movies are popular in the Negro section of Chicago, Illinois, April 1941.

text: Illinois

text: Chicago (Ill.)

text: Leisure

text: Queues

text: African Americans

text: Illinois

text: African American neighborhoods

text: New Regal Theater (Chicago, Ill.)

text: Motion picture theaters

text: FSA Illinois /14 3/6 4167 (April 1941)

text: Migration 9 - 047

text: Photographs

text: Photographic prints


title:
The
    bar at Palm Tavern, Negro restaurant on 47th Street, Chicago, Illinois, April 1941.

text: Illinois

text: Palms

text: Chicago (Ill.)

text: African Americans

text: Illinois

text: African American business enterprises

text: Drinking glasses

text: Bars

text: FSA Chi., IL /14 2/6 4165 (April 1941)

text: Migration 9 - 048

text: Photographs

text: Photographic prints


title: Members of the congregation of the "store front" Baptist Church, Chicago, Illinois, April, 1941.

text: Illinois

text: Interiors

text: Chicago (Ill.)

text: African American women

text: African American Baptists

text: African American churches

text: African Americans

text: Illinois

text: African Americans

text: Religion

text: FSA Chi., IL / 14 2/6 4179 (April 1941)

text: Migration 9 - 049

text: Photographs

text: Photographic prints


title: Negro family living in crowded quarters, Chicago, Illinois, April 1941.

text: Illinois

text: Interiors

text: Chicago (Ill.)

text: Draperies

text: African American children

text: African Americans

text: Illinois

text: African Americans

text: Social conditions

text: African Americans

text: Housing

text: African American mothers

text: Clotheslines

text: FSA Illinois /14 1/6 4118 (April 1941) Lee

text: Migration 9 - 066

text: Photographs


title: Kitchen of apartment occupied by Negroes, South Side of Chicago, Illinois, April 1941.

text: Illinois

text: Chicago (Ill.)

text: Kitchens

text: African American women

text: Rooms & spaces

text: African Americans

text: Illinois

text: African Americans

text: Social conditions

text: African Americans

text: Housing

text: FSA Illinois /14 1/6 4111 (April 1941) Lee

text: Migration 9 - 067

text: Photographs

text: Photographic prints


title: Back steps of apartments in Negro section of Chicago, Illinois, April 1941.

text: Illinois

text: Chicago (Ill.)

text: African Americans

text: Illinois

text: African American neighborhoods

text: African Americans

text: Housing

text: Apartment houses

text: Wooden stairs

text: Migration 9 - 070

text: FSA Chicago, IL / 14 6/6 4131 (April 1941)

text: Photographs

text: Photographic prints


title: Brownstone in Chicago occupied by African Americans, April, 1941.

text: Illinois

text: Chicago (Ill.)

text: Houses

text: Illinois

text: Chicago

text: African Americans

text: Illinois

text: African Americans

text: Housing

text: FSA Chi., IL /14 2/6 4130 (April 1941)

text: Migration 9 - 072

title: Old brown stonehouses now occupied by Negroes in Chicago, Illinois, April 1941.

text: Photographs


title: Ida B. Wells Housing Project for Negroes, Chicago, Illinois, April 1941.

text: Illinois

text: Chicago (Ill.)

text: African Americans

text: Illinois

text: African American neighborhoods

text: African Americans

text: Housing

text: Public housing

text: United States

text: Apartment houses

text: FSA Illinois - Lee - 1941 - Folder 3/6 - Box 5 of 14

text: Migration 9 - 075

text: Photographs

text: Photographic prints


title: [Man holding an old iron bracket, which was hand-forged from iron made in the slave-built iron furnace at Coalins Forest and Game Reservation, between Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers, in Kentucky, 1935.]

namePart: Mydans, Carl

text: Kentucky

text: Slave labor

text: Architectural ironwork

text: Original negative #: 567-M1

title: Old Iron Bracket--hand-forged from iron made at Coalins Forest and Game Reservation, between Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers, in Kentucky. Resettlement now owns the land and site of the old iron furnace which was built by slave labor and a chief source of iron for Confederate Army during Civil War.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American man standing near two white men in front of the Smithland Grocery Co. storefront, Smithland, Kentucky, October 1935.]

text: Kentucky

text: Storefronts

text: African American men

text: Smithland (Ky.)

text: Street life

text: Original negative #: 6077-M1

title: Scene at Smithland, Kentucky.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints

rights:
Collection items should have the FSA or WPA stamp on the back, signifying that they were photographed under employee of the US Government. The Farm Security Administration photography program lasted from 1935-1944. These photographs were taken as part of a US federal government program and are treated as if the federal government produced them. Therefore, these are public domain.

Collection set with right of publicity restrictions. Images that do not depict visible persons can be cleared of restrictions at an item level.


title: [African American children standing in front of a tree and posing for the camera. In the background, four African American girls are playing on monkey bars.]

text: Kentucky

text: Playgrounds

text: African American children

text: Original negative #: 6191-M3; Schomburg copy negative #: SC-CN79-0115

title: Children of miners, Kentucky, 1935.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American stablehand and white horse trainer eating a picnic lunch before the Shelby County Horse Show and Fair, Shelbyville, Kentucky, August 1940.]

text: Kentucky

text: African American men

text: Stablehands

text: Picnicking

text: Horse trainers

text: Shelbyville (Ky.)

text: Original negative #: 30939-M1

title: Stable hand and trainer eating picnic lunch before the Shelby County Horse Show and Fair, Shelbyville, Kentucky. Aug. 1940.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Former slave quarters now used as milk house on farm near Bardstown, Kentucky, August 1940.

text: Kentucky

text: Farms

text: Slave quarters

text: Bardstown (Ky.)

text: Milk depots

text: Original negative #: 55126-D

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Negro mother teaching children numbers and alphabet in home of sharecropper, Transylvania, Louisiana, January 1939.

text: Louisiana

text: Interiors

text: Alphabets (Writing systems)

text: African American children

text: African American mothers

text: Sharecroppers

text: African Americans

text: Louisiana

text: African Americans

text: Education

text: FSA LA. 6/14 Lee 1938-39 1/4 4352 (Jan. 1939)

text: Migration 9 - 017

text: Photographs

text: Photographic prints


title: [An African American fisherman sitting on deck of his house on waterfront.]

text: Louisiana

text: Boats

text: Waterfronts

text: Houses

text: Louisiana

text: African American fishers

text: Original negative # : 11856-M4.

title: Fisherman's home along the Bayou near Akers, La., Oct. 1938.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [An African American boy trying to warm up at stove.]

text: Louisiana

text: Interiors

text: Stoves

text: African American boys

text: Independence (La.)

text: Original negative # : 32844-D.

title: Negro boy sitting by the stove on a cold in the strawberry picking season near Independence, La. April 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American women and children commemorating their lost relatives on their knees in a cemetery on All Saints' Day, 1938.]

text: Louisiana

text: All Saints' Day

text: Cemeteries

text: African American women

text: African American clergy

text: New Roads (La.)

text: Original negative # : 11875-M3.

title: Negroes kneeling at graves of their relatives, and being blessed by Priest with Holy Water, New Roads, La.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Corner of room of living quarters provided for Negro strawberry pickers near Independence, Louisiana, April 1939.

text: Louisiana

text: Interiors

text: Shoes

text: African American agricultural laborers

text: African Americans

text: Housing

text: African American boys

text: Independence (La.)

text: Glass kerosene lamps

text: Migrant laborers

text: FSA LA 6/14 1/2 4419 (April 1939)

text: Migration 9 - 007

text: Photographs


title: [African Americans lined up at gates to enter cemetry, 1938.]

text: Louisiana

text: All Saints' Day

text: Cemeteries

text: African Americans

text: Gates

text: Queues

text: New Roads (La.)

text: Original negative # : 11884-M3.

title: On All Saints' Day at New Roads, La. Negroes assembled in the church for preliminary ceremnoies and then marched en masse to the cemetry for ceremonies there; The part of the group is shown entering the cemetry.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American men carrying heavy sacks from boat to dock.]

text: Louisiana

text: New Orleans (La.)

text: Fishing boats

text: African American men

text: Loading docks

text: African American stevedores

text: Original negative # : 11636-M4.

title: Unloading oysters from packet boat arriving at New Orleans, La.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Negro tenant farmer who grew strawberries on shares near Hammond, Louisiana. The husband said that in a good year they came out with maybe two hundred dollars, April 1939.

text: Louisiana

text: Interiors

text: African American families

text: African Americans

text: Employment

text: African American agricultural laborers

text: Hammond (La.)

text: Tenant farmers

text: FSA LA. 6/14 2/2 4393 (April 1939)

text: Migration 9 - 016

text: Photographs


title: Franco-américaine : chant patriotique.

namePart: Lalanne, Antoine

text: Admission is granted through application to the Office of Special Collections.

text: Sheet music cover and preliminary drawing depicting allegorical figures of America and France joining hands.  Accompanied by 7 pages of sheet music with words by Mr. A. Lalanne & music by Mlle. L. Lalanne.

text: Finding aids available.

text: Forms part of Samuel Putnam Avery Collection.

text: Gift of Samuel Putnam Avery, 1900.

text: S.P. Avery Collection.

text: Max. Lalanne.

title: Franco-américaine : chant patriotique.


title: Negroes in bunkhouse in strawberry fields near Hammond, Louisiana; Note crude bunks, straw mattresses, and crowded conditions, April 1939.

text: Louisiana

text: Interiors

text: African American men

text: African American agricultural laborers

text: African Americans

text: Social conditions

text: Hammond (La.)

text: African Americans

text: Louisiana

text: Bunk beds

text: Mattresses

text: Photographs and Prints Division, The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.

text: FSA, LA. 6/14   1/2 4402 (1939)

text: Migration 9 - 022

text: Photographs

text: Photographic prints


title: Negro sharecropper and son who will be resettled, Transylvania Project, Louisiana, January 1939.

text: Louisiana

text: Hats

text: African American men

text: African American families

text: African American fathers

text: Children of sharecroppers

text: Sharecroppers

text: African Americans

text: Louisiana

text: FSA LA 6/14 Lee 1938-39 3/4 Negro Sharecropper and Son (Jan. 1939)

text: Migration 9 - 023

text: Photographs

text: Photographic prints


title: [African American children standing at grave of their relative, 1938.]

text: Louisiana

text: All Saints' Day

text: Cemeteries

text: Clothing & dress

text: African American girls

text: African American boys

text: New Roads (La.)

text: Original negative # : 11875-M3.

title: Children of Negroes dressed in Sunday best for ceremonies - memorial services, All Saints' Day, New Roads, La.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [An African American couple commemorating their lost relative, Nov. 1938.]

text: Louisiana

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: All Saints' Day

text: Cemeteries

text: African American families

text: New Roads (La.)

text: Original negative # : 11877-M3.

title: Negro couple at grave of relative; All Saint's Day in cemetery at New Roads, La.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Allen Plantation operated by Natchitoches Farmstead Association, a cooperative established through the cooperation of F. S. A. , Louisiana, August 1940.

text: Louisiana

text: Porches

text: Plantations

text: Houses

text: Louisiana

text: African Americans

text: Louisiana

text: Natchitoches (La.)

text: Migration 6 - 082

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American men, women, and children hoeing the field at Bayou Bourbeaux Plantation, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, August 1940.]

text: Louisiana

text: Farming

text: Hoes

text: African American agricultural laborers

text: Plantation workers

text: Natchitoches Parish (La.)

text: Original negative #: 54403-D; Schomburg copy negative #: SC-CN-96-0196

title: Bayou Bourbeaux Plantation operated by Bayou Bourbeaux Farmstead Association, a cooperative established through the cooperation of Farm Security Administration, August 1940.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [Rural street scene of African American men socializing on a Saturday afternoon, Belzoni, Mississippi, November 1939.]

text: Louisiana

text: African American men

text: Belzoni (Miss.)

text: Signs and signboards

text: Street life

text: Original negative #: 030660-M3; Schomburg copy negative #: SC-CN-98-0258

title: Negro section of town, Saturday afternoon, Belzoni, Mississippi, November 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints

extent: 1 photographic print: gelatin silver print, 8 x 10 in.


title: [An African American woman buying ice-cream for children from a truck, June 1940.]

text: Louisiana

text: African American children

text: African American women

text: Ice cream & ices

text: Natchitoches (La.)

text: Original negative # : 54576-E.

title: Natchitoches, Louisiana.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American women and children playing bingo, Louisiana Delta Project, June 1940.]

text: Louisiana

text: African American children

text: African American women

text: Sitting

text: Bingo

text: Madison Parish (La.)

text: Original negative # : 53795-D

title: Home demonstration club meeting has games and refreshments after discussion; La Delta Project, Thomastown, Louisiana.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [An African American woman working in her vegetable garden, Louisiana Delta Project.]

text: Louisiana

text: Gardening

text: African American women

text: African American farmers

text: Slaves

text: Dwellings

text: Madison Parish (La.)

text: Original negative # : 53799-D

title: Old slave quarters on one of the plantations which is now part of La Delta Project, Thomastown, La., June 1940.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American women dusting plants from insects in a field, Louisian Delta Project.]

text: Louisiana

text: Gardening

text: African American women

text: African American farmers

text: Pest control

text: Madison Parish (La.)

text: Original negative # : 53823-D.

title: Rachel D. Moore, home management supervisor, giving demonstration in dusting plants from insects to Caldoria Smith; La Delta Project, Thomastown, La., June 1940.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: View de Grèce.

namePart: Lorrain, Claude

namePart: Berchem, Nicolaas Pietersz (1620-1683)

namePart: Bertin, François Edouard (1797-1871)

authority: ulan

namePart: Troyon, Constant (1810-1865)

text: Cows

text: Greece

text: Dates from Lalanne's manuscript catalogue in the Print Collection, The New York Public Library.

text: Etchings are numbered according to Lalanne's manuscript catalogue in the Print Collection, The New York Public Library.

text: Finding aids available.

text: Gift of Samuel Putnam Avery, 1900. L9, L10 & L11 bear the collector's mark of Maxime Lalanne (Lugt 1657)

text: Prints executed by Maxime Lalanne for publication in the Gazette des beaux-arts & a related drawing.  With one exception, prints are reproductive etchings after works by Francois Edouard Bertin, Nicolaas Pietersz Berchem, Claude Lorrain & Constant Troyon.  Subjects are landscapes, cows, and Moliere's house in the rue de la Tonnellerie.  Some prints are present in more than one state; all are early proofs before letters; some are identifed as artists' proofs.  Two prints include remarques.

text: S.P. Avery Collection.

text: Some prints include signature and inscriptions by the artist.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Villet, 8

text: State depicted is probably 2nd.

title: View de Grèce.

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark14.1 x 19.8 cm., image 12.5 x 18.3 cm.


title: [Three African American women sitting in chairs in the yard and watching the hen with the chicken, Saint Mary's County, Maryland, July 1941.]

namePart: Collier, John (1913-)

text: Maryland

text: Chickens

text: African American women

text: African American farmers

text: Hens

text: LOC negative # : 80125-E.

title: Two Negro supervisors and FSA [Farm Security Administration]borrower talk over the home problem. St. Mary's Co., Md.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints

extent: 1 photographic print : Gelatin silver ; 7.5 x 7.5 in.


title: [An African American man taking off the crane's hook from the well's bottom cap.]

text: Maryland

text: Wells

text: African American men

text: Charles County (Md.)

text: LOC negative # : 80171-E.

title: The cement well cap is lowered down the cleared well with a two purchase block and tackle. John Hardesty Well Project, Charles County, Maryland, July, 1941.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title:
An
    FSA [Farm Security Administration] supervisor consults a borrower about unsanitary water supply; Safe well demonstration, near La Plata, Maryland [Charles County,] July 1941.

text: Maryland

text: Backyards

text: Wells

text: African American men

text: La Plata (Md.)

text: LOC negative # : 80000-D.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [An African American man fixing a well's tube into the ground.]

text: Maryland

text: Wells

text: African Americans

text: LOC negative # : 80107-D.

title: Single tubular well ready to pour well slab on ground; Safe well demonstration near Ridge, Maryland, July 1941.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [An African American man with a shovel.]

text: Maryland

text: African American men

text: Shovels

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


value: between 1862 and 1886

title: Château après Crisnoy II

originInfo: between 1862 and 1886

dateCreated: between 1862 and 1886

text: Castles & palaces

text: Dates from Lalanne's manuscript catalogue in the Print Collection, The New York Public Library (later entries by Frank Weitenkampf)

text: Miscellaneous etchings, chiefly landscape & cityscape prints, including views of Bordeaux, Breda, Delft, Dives, Fribourg, Meudon, Nogent-sur-Marne, Paris, Rouen & the Seine River.  One landcape is a reproductive print after awork by Théodore Rousseau.  Other subjects include the châteaux of the baron de Crisenoy and Marshal MacMahon, the Gare du Nord, dead animals, & a trompe-l'oeil depiction of a business card with a turned-down corner. Some prints are miniature works.  Some prints are present in more than one state.

text: Some prints include artist's signature & notations in graphite or black ink; some notations include information on state and/or edition size.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Jeffrey M. Villet (2010) notes: "From a suite of 8 untitled views (v. 162-V.169) published after Lalanne's death by his widow."

text: Villet, 163

text: Bon. de Crisenoy, del. ; Imp. Delâtre.

title: Château après Crisnoy II

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 17.8 x 22.8 cm., image 14 x 20.3 cm.,


title: Figures beneath a large tree

text: People

text: Trees

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: "From a suite of untitled views (V.162-V.169) published after Lalanne's death by his widow. "--Villet, Jeffrey Michael. The etchings of Maxime Lalanne: a catalog raisonne, 3rd ed., rev. and expanded. Washington, D.C.: Jeff Villet, 2010, rev. and ex.

text: Villet, 169

text: Bon. de Crisenoy, del. ; Imp. Delâtre.

title: Figures beneath a large tree

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 19 x 14 cm. , on sheet 23.8 x 17.7 cm.


title: Vue de la Ville de Delft (2nd state)

originInfo:
1866
    Gazette des Beaux-Arts.

namePart: Vermeer, Johannes (1632-1675)

text: Delft (Netherlands)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Beneath the image, center: Esquisse pour le tableau de La Haie. At lower left: Gazette des Beaux-Arts.

text: Villet, 161.

text: Jan Van der Meer, del. ; Maxime Lalanne, sculp. ; Imp. Delâtre, Paris.

title: Vue de la Ville de Delft (2nd state)

text: Soft-ground etchings

extent: 1 print : soft ground etching ; plate mark 16 x 22.8 cm., image 13.3 x 21.2 cm.


title: [An African American man playing the accordion in a room.]

text: Maryland

text: Interiors

text: Freedmen

text: United States

text: African American men

text: Accordionists

text: LOC negative # : 61363-D ; Schomburg negative # : SC-CN-90-0392.

title: John Dyson, FSA (Farm Security Administration) borrower, playing the accordion; He was born into slavery over eighty years ago, St. Mary's County, Maryland, September 1940.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: La Cours la Reine (1st state)

text: Parks

text: France

text: Paris

text: Walkways

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 150

text: Inscribed in image at lower right : Rouen 1883.

text: Maxime Lalanne, d. et sc.

title: La Cours la Reine (1st state)

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 15.6 x 24,4 cm., image 13.8 x 22.9 cm.


title: [African American young adults, among other football fans, climbed up the wall to watch the game, Maryland, November 1937.]

text: Maryland

text: Annapolis (Md.)

text: Walls

text: African American young men

text: Football fans

text: Ivy

text: Photographs and Prints Division, The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.

text: LOC negative # : 1020-M3.

title: Watching Columbia-Navy football game, Annapolis, Md.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints

extent: 1 photographic print : Gelatin silver ; 7 x 10 in.


title: Vue prise du Louvre.

text: Louvre (Paris, France)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: The print depicted is likely 3rd state.

text: Villet, 146

title: Vue prise du Louvre.

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 18.6 x 28.8 cm., image 16.7 x 27.6 cm.


title: Vue de la Seine, Arc de Triomphe.

text: Seine River (France)

text: Arc de Triomphe (Paris, France)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 198

title: Vue de la Seine, Arc de Triomphe.

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 23.5 x 31.7 cm., image 19.5  x 29.2 cm.


title: [An African American woman standing at a furnace and immersing the jars with canned food into a pot for sterilization.]

text: Maryland

text: Furnaces

text: African American women

text: Canning & preserving

text: LOC negative # : 61395-D.

title: Mrs. Harry Handy canning corn with aid of pressure cooker. Saint Mary's County, Maryland, September 1940.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Interieur d'eglise.

text: Interiors

text: Churches

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Jeffrey M. Villet (2010) notes that the alternate title is the Bibliotheque Nationale title.

text: Villet, 174

title: Church interior.

title: Interieur d'eglise.

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 15.2 x 20.9 cm., image 12.2 x 18.5 cm.,


value: between 1863 and 1886

title: Chateau a deux tours.

originInfo: between 1863 and 1886

dateCreated: between 1863 and 1886

text: Castles & palaces

authority: aat

text: Turrets (towers)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 179

title: Château with two round turrets.

title: Château with two round turrets.

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 14.6 x 20.8 cm., on sheet 11.7 x 18.6 cm.


title: [An African American woman and man working in their backyard.]

text: Maryland

text: Doors & doorways

text: Screens

text: African American men

text: African American women

text: LOC negative # : 57764-E.

title: Applying the screen on the inside face of door; Demonstration of home screen door construction; Saint Mary's County, Ridge, Maryland, July 1941.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Château après Crisnoy IV

text: Castles & palaces

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 165

text: Bon de Crisenoy, del. ; Imp. Delâtre ; Maxime Lalanne, scul.

title: Château après Crisnoy IV

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 17.8 x 23. 8 cm., image 14 x 20.3 cm.,


title: Château après Crisnoy III

text: Castles & palaces

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 164

text: Bon. del Crisenoy, del. ; Imp. Delâtre.

title: Château après Crisnoy III

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 18.4 x 23.5 cm., image 14 x 20.3 cm.


title: Three horses in a field.

text: Horses

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 167

text: Bon. Finot., del. ; Imp. Delâtre ; Maxime Lalanne, scul.

title: Three horses in a field.

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 17.7 x 23.8 cm., image 14 x 20.3 cm., o


title: Cotton hoer near Clarksdale, Miss., June 1937.

text: Mississippi

text: African American women

text: Cotton Pickers

text: United States

text: African Americans

text: Mississippi

text: Clarksdale (Miss.)

text: FSA Miss. Cotton Workers 4547 (June 1937)

text: Migration 9 - 003

text: Photographs


title: Château après Crisnoy V

text: Castles & palaces

text: Etchings are numbered according to Lalanne's manuscript catalogue in the Print Collection, The New York Public Library.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 166

text: Bon. de Crisenoy del. ; Imp. Delâtre ; Maxime Lalanne, scul.

title: Château après Crisnoy V

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : plate mark 17. 7 x 23.8 cm., image 14 x 20.3 cm.


title: [African American day laborers getting on a truck to leave for their working site, Greenville, Washington County, Mississippi, June-July 1937.]

text: Mississippi

text: Trucks

text: African American men

text: African American women

text: Cotton plantation workers

text: Day laborers

text: Greenville (Miss.)

text: LOC negative # : 17542-E.

title: Cotton hoers leaving Greenville at 5 a.m. for a day's work on the plantations; Wages one dollar a day, one dollar and twenty-five cents on a few plantations; Hoers carry their lunches; They return about 8 p.m. Mississippi.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints

extent: 1 photographic print : Gelatin silver ; 10 x 8 in.


title: Four trees

text: Trees

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 168

text: "From a suite of 8 untitled views (v. 162-V.169) published after Lalanne's death by his widow." --Villet , Jeffrey Michael. The etchings of Maxime Lalanne: a catalog raisonne, 3rd ed. rev. and expanded. Washington, D.C.: Jeff Villet, 2010.

title: Four trees

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 19.7 x 14.1 cm., on sheet 23.8 x 17.7 cm.


title: Château après Crisnoy I

text: Castles & palaces

text: Dates from Lalanne's manuscript catalogue in the Print Collection, The New York Public Library (later entries by Frank Weitenkampf)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 162

title: Château après Crisnoy I

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 23.5 x 17.8 cm., image 19.4 x 14 cm.


title: [An African American mother holding her baby.]

namePart: Rothstein, Arthur (1915-1985)

text: Mississippi

text: African American infants

text: African American mothers

text: Tupelo (Miss.)

text: LOC negative # : 2049-M2.

title: Wife and children of a Negro tenant farmer, Tupelo, Miss., Aug. 1935.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints

extent: 1 photographic print : Gelatin silver ; 8 x 10 in.


title: Vue des ruines du chateau de Fere.

text: Ruins

text: Miscellaneous etchings, chiefly landscape & cityscape prints, including views of Bordeaux, Breda, Delft, Dives, Fribourg, Meudon, Nogent-sur-Marne, Paris, Rouen & the Seine River.  One landcape is a reproductive print after awork by Théodore Rousseau.  Other subjects include the châteaux of the baron de Crisenoy and Marshal MacMahon, the Gare du Nord, dead animals, & a trompe-l'oeil depiction of a business card with a turned-down corner. Some prints are miniature works.  Some prints are present in more than one state.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 176

title: Ruins from above.

title: Vue des ruines du chateau de Fere.

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 14.5 x 19.9 cm., image  11.7 x 18.5 cm.,


title: [An African American boy being taught by his father how to milk a cow.]

text: Mississippi

text: Cows

text: African American boys

text: African American fathers

text: Magnolia (Miss.)

text: Milking

text: LOC negative # : 430-D.

title: Magnolia homestead, Mississippi, Sept. 1936.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


field: copyrightDate

title: Vue d'une casemate.

text: Crypts

text: Some prints include artist's signature & notations in graphite or black ink; some notations include information on state and/or edition size.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 173

title: Crypte.

title: Vue d'une casemate.

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 14.6 x 20.3 cm., image 12. 1 x 18.4 cm.


title: Plage de Villers (double plate).

text: Beaches

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 171

title: Plage de Villers (double plate).

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching and vernis mou ; plate mark 15.8 x 12.1 cm., with two images on one plate.


title: [An African American father holding his baby.]

text: Mississippi

text: African American infants

text: African American fathers

text: Tenant farmers

text: LOC negative # : 2049-M3.

title: Negro tenant farmer, Lee Co., Miss. Aug. 1935

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


value: between 1864 and 1886

title: Gare du Nord

originInfo: between 1864 and 1886

dateCreated: between 1864 and 1886

text: Gare du Nord (Paris, France)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 190

text: [signed] Lalanne.

title: Gare du Nord

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 10.4 x 14 cm., image 6.7 x 11.7 cm.


title: Small villa

text: Villas

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 191

text: [signed in the plate] Lalanne.

title: Small villa

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 12.1 x 15.7 cm., image 8 x 14 cm.


title: Landscape : trees on both sides, water in the foreground.

text: Trees

text: Bodies of water

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 192

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 15.2 x 10.8 cm., image 13.6 x 10.4 cm.


title: [African American man driving a wagon full of cotton out of a field, with African American boys walking alongside, Mileston Plantation, Mississippi, October 1939.]

text: Mississippi

text: Carts & wagons

text: African American men

text: African American boys

text: Cotton plantation workers

text: [Original negative #: 52252-D]

title: Wagon load of cotton coming out of the field in the evening, Mileston Plantation, Mississippi Delta, Oct. 1939

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints

extent: 1 photographic print: gelatin silver, 8 x 10 in.


title: Nogent 1883]

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

title: Nogent 1883

text: Etchings


title: African American cotton plantation worker, hired as a day laborer, riding a mule and holding down a sack of cotton in the cotton field at Nugent Plantation, Benoit, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi, October 1939.]

text: Mississippi

text: Mules

text: African American men

text: Cotton plantation workers

text: Day laborers

text: Original negative #: 30542-M3; Caption on back: "'Riders' bring in the sacks of cotton on mule's back from the field to the wagon where it is unloaded and weighed. This is day labor brought in from Greenville, and the pickers receive 75¢ per 100 pounds, on Nugent Plantation, Benoit, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi. October 1939."

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


value: October 1939?

title: [Josh Taylor, an African American foreman at Knowlton Plantation for fifty-three years, sitting on a horse in the cotton field, Perthshire, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi, October 1939?]

originInfo: October 1939?

dateCreated: October 1939?

text: Mississippi

text: Horses

text: African American men

text: Cotton plantation workers

text: Original negative #: 30564-M5

title: Josh Taylor, Negro Foreman who has been on place for fifty three years, Knowlton Plantation, Perthshire, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Vignette, for E.L.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Jerffrey M. Villet (2010) notes: ". . .intitials EL in the sail of the small boat, and 'Seine Port/S.&M.' in the placard."

text: Villet, 194

title: Vignette, for E.L.

text: Etchings


title: River scene, with a small boat.

text: Boats

text: Rivers

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 182

text: Dimension given is for 1st state. It is possible that this image depicts 2nd state, in which case the plate is reduced to 2 x 2 5/8 in.

title: River scene, with a small boat.

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching, plate mark 10.2 x 8.8 cm., image 4.7 x 6.3 cm.


title: African American cotton plantation workers, hired as day laborers, walking next to cotton field at Hopson Plantation, Clarksdale, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi, August 1940.]

text: Mississippi

text: African Americans

text: Clarksdale (Miss.)

text: Cotton plantation workers

text: Day laborers

text: Original negative #: 54977-E; Schomburg copy negative #: SC-CN-00-039; Caption on back: "Day labor now is used almost exclusively on Hopson Plantation displacing the old tenants on the place. Cotton choppers are hired in nearby towns for 75¢ to $1.00 a day and trucked to the plantation. Clarksdale, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi. August 1940."

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints

extent: 1 photographic print: gelatin silver, 10 x 8 in.


title: Two miniatures on one plate (Cliffs by the seashore, and A clearing)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 184

text: [signed at lower left of each image] L.

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; each image about 2 x 2.9 cm.


title: [African American man repairing car tire on road near Knowlton Plantation as other African American passengers wait and look on, Perthshire, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi, October 1939.]

text: Mississippi

text: African Americans

text: Automobile breakdowns

text: Repairing

text: Original negative #: 30546-M1

title: Repairing tire on road near Knowlton Plantation, Perthshire, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi, October 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Jardin avec statue, au bord d'une pièce d'eau

text: Gardens

text: Water

text: Statues

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 185, L.180

text: [signed in the image] Lalanne.

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 5 x 4 cm., image 3.8 x 3.3 cm.


title: [Street scene depicting African Americans in front of Holmes County Bank & Trust Co. on a Saturday afternoon, Lexington, Holmes County, Mississippi Delta, October 1939.]

text: Mississippi

text: African Americans

text: Bank buildings

text: Lexington (Miss.)

text: Street life

text: Original negative #: 30655-M1; Schomburg copy negative #: SC-CN-00-038

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Lièvre pendu par les pattes.

text: Dead animals

text: Hares

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: This image depicts the smaller plate of the two works titled Lièvre pendu par les pattes.

text: Villet, 187

title: Lièvre pendu par les pattes.

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark and image 3.8 x 3.3 cm.


title: Château à deux ailes

text: Castles & palaces

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 178

text: [signed in the image] Lalanne.

title: Château à deux ailes

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 14.6 x 20.3 cm., image 12.1 x 18.4 cm.


title: [African Americans conversing and drinking beers in a bar, Clarksdale, Mississippi Delta, November 1939.]

text: Mississippi

text: Eating & drinking

text: African Americans

text: Clarksdale (Miss.)

text: Bars

text: Photographs and Prints Division, The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.

text: Original negative #: 52483-D; Schomburg copy negative #: SC-CN-95-0189

title: Saturday afternoon in a negro beer and juke joint, Clarksdale, Mississippi Delta, November 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Château de la Brède

text: Castles & palaces

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Etched with the title in the image at lower right: Chateau de la Brède.

text: [signed in the image] Maxime Lalanne.

title: Château de la Brède

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 15.8 x 22.1 cm., image 13 x 19.6 cm.


title: [Three African American boys carrying merchandise and walking on sidewalk, Port Gibson, Mississippi, August 1940.]

text: Mississippi

text: African American boys

text: Port Gibson (Miss.)

text: Street life

text: Original negative #: 54958-E

title: Port Gibson, Mississippi, August 1940.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Vue de la ville du Rouen, (2nd state).

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: L. 149

title: Vue de la ville du Rouen, (2nd state).


title: [African American woman walking with a cane on dirt road in front of the company stores, offices, and clinic of the Delta & Pine Land Company of Mississippi, Scott, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi, October 1939.]

text: Mississippi

text: Buildings

text: Cotton plantations

text: African American women

text: Delta and Pine Land Company

text: Original negative #: 30584-M2

title: Company stores and offices and clinic of Delta Pine Company, Cotton Plantation, Scott, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi, October 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Nogent-sur-Marne.

text: Nogent-sur-Marne (France)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: L. 151

title: Nogent-sur-Marne.


title: [Elderly African American woman standing on porch steps, King and Anderson Plantation, Clarksdale, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi, August 1940.]

text: Mississippi

text: Porches

text: African American women

text: Plantation life

text: Clarksdale (Miss.)

text: Stairs

text: Older African Americans

text: Original negative #: 055009-E

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Boulevard Montmartre.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: L. 166

title: Boulevard Montmartre.


title: [A fishmonger selling fish to a group of African American men in Lexington, Holmes County, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi, November 1939.]

text: Mississippi

text: City & town life

text: African American men

text: Street vendors

text: Lexington (Miss.)

text: Fishmongers

text: Original negative #: 30657-M2

title: Selling fish on Saturday afternoon, Lexington, Holmes County, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi, November 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [Hare suspended by hind legs] (larger version).

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: L. 182; Villet, 188

title: ièvre pendu par les pattes (larger version).

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark and image 6 x 4.3 cm.


title: [Group of African American men playing billiards on a Saturday afternoon, Clarksdale, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi, November 1939.]

text: Mississippi

text: Billiard players

text: African American men

text: Clarksdale (Miss.)

text: Original negative #: 52481-D; Schomburg copy negative #: SC-CN-00-037

title: Shooting pool on Saturday afternoon, Clarksdale, Mississippi Delta  November 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Open place in an old town]

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

title: [Open place in an old town]


title: [Mexican and African American male cotton pickers standing and drinking beverages inside plantation store, Knowlton Plantation, Perthshire, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi, October 1939.]

text: Mississippi

text: Stores & shops

text: Eating & drinking

text: Cotton pickers

text: African American men

text: Mexicans

text: Migrant agricultural laborers

text: Original negative #: 52248-D

title: Mexican and negro cotton pickers inside plantation store, Knowlton Plantation, Perthshire, Miss. Delta. This transient labor is contracted for and brought in trucks from Texas each season. October 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American day laborers waiting in line to receive their pay for their work as cotton pickers and buy supplies inside the plantation store, Marcella Plantation, Mileston, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi, November 1939.]

text: Mississippi

text: Stores & shops

text: Cotton pickers

text: Cotton plantations

text: African American agricultural laborers

text: Day laborers

text: Original negative #: 52201-D

title: Negro day laborers brought in by truck from nearby towns, waiting to be paid off for cotton picking and buy supplies inside the plantation store, Friday night, Marcella Plantation, Mileston, Mississippi Delta, November 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American man standing at counter of post office inside plantation store, Mileston, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi, November 1939.]

text: Mississippi

text: Stores & shops

text: Post offices

text: African American men

text: Plantation life

text: Original negative #: 52546-D

title: Post office inside plantation store, Mileston, Mississippi Delta, November 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


text: 140 bears inscription in plate "In progress for the proprietors Arnold & Tripp"

text: Admission is granted through application to the Office of Special Collections.

text: All prints bear signature and notes by artist in either ink or pencil.

text: Dates from Lalanne's manuscript catalogue in the Print Collection, The New York Public Library.

text: Finding aids available.

text: Forms part of Samuel Putnam Avery Collection.

text: Gift of Samuel Putnam Avery, 1900.

text: Reproductive landscape prints after Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, Charles Francois Daubigny and Jules Dupre whose subjects include moonlight, the siege of Paris and views of Italy.

text: S. P. Avery Collection.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: L. 133

title: [Souvenir d'Italie d'apres Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot] (epreuve d'artiste)


title: Negro day laborers brought in by truck from nearby towns, waiting to be paid off and buy supplies, for cotton picking inside plantation store, Friday night, Marcella Plantation, Mileston, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi, October 1939.

text: Mississippi

text: Stores & shops

text: Cotton Pickers

text: United States

text: African Americans

text: Mississippi

text: African American agricultural laborers

text: Cotton plantation workers

text: FSA Miss. 8/14 M. Post 1939-40 2/3 4718 (Oct. 1939)

text: Migration 9 - 027

text: Photographs

text: Photographic prints


title: [An African American man working at Hopson Plantation cotton gin.]

text: Mississippi

text: African American men

text: Cotton gins

text: Clarksdale (Miss.)

text: LOC negative # : 52421-D.

title: Removing the seed from cotton gin on Hopson Plantation; Clarksdale, Mississippi, Nov. 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [An African American man sitting on the pile of cotton in the wagon and waiting for his turn to unload.]

text: Mississippi

text: Carts & wagons

text: African American men

text: Cotton plantation workers

text: Delta and Pine Land Company

text: Scott County (Miss.)

text: LOC negative # : 30586-M1.

title: Part of cotton gin with wagonloads of cotton waiting in background at Delta and Pineland Company, Scott, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi, October 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Bastion 65, 6e Secteur.

text: Etchings are numbered according to Lalanne's manuscript catalogue in the Print Collection, The New York Public Library.

text: Finding aids available.

text: Gift of Samuel Putnam Avery, 1900.

text: S. P. Avery Collection.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Villet, 108

title: Bastion 65, 6e Secteur.

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 27.8 x 47 cm., image 25 x 45 cm.


title: [African American men gathered in small groups in downtown.]

text: Mississippi

text: Streets

text: Cafes

text: African American men

text: Belzoni (Miss.)

text: Original negative # : 30660-M2 ; Schomburg copy negative # : SC-CN-98-8259.

title: Negro section of town, Saturday noon Belzoni, Miss., Nov. 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints

extent: 1 photographic print : Gelatin silver ; 8 x 10 in.


namePart: Daubigny, Charles François (1817-1878)

text: Moonlight

text: Finding aids available.

text: Gift of Samuel Putnam Avery, 1900.

text: S. P. Avery Collection.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: L. 136

title: [Claire de lune d'apres Charles Francois Daubigny] (1st state)


title: [African American men sitting in a car in one of the streets of Lexington, Holmes County, Miss.]

text: Mississippi

text: African American men

text: Automobiles

text: Lexington (Miss.)

text: LOC negative # : 30656-M3.

title: Saturday afternoon, Lexington, Holmes Co., Mississippi, Oct. 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American children standing on a porch.]

text: Mississippi

text: Porches

text: Plantation life

text: African American girls

text: African American boys

text: Clarksdale (Miss.)

text: LOC negative # : 55082.

title: King and Anderson Plantation, Clarksdale, Miss. Delta, Miss., August 1940.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title:
Trou
    ville, Paysage et Villers (trois croquis sur la meme planche).

namePart: Lalanne, Maxime (1827-1886)

namePart: Dupre, Jules

text: Beaches

text: Harbors

text: Sailboats

text: Trouville-sur-Mer (France)

text: Finding aids available.

text: Gift of Samuel Putnam Avery, 1900.

text: S. P. Avery Collection.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: L. 40

title: Trouville, Paysage et Villers (trois croquis sur la meme planche).


title: [African American adults and children in front of a plantation house. ]

namePart: United States. Farm Security Administration

namePart: Wolcott, Marion Post (1910-1990)

text: Mississippi

text: Porches

text: African American men

text: African American children

text: African American women

text: Plantation life

text: Natchitoches Parish (La.)

text: LOC negative # : 54426-D.

title: Bayou Bourbeaux Plantation operated by Bayou Bourbeaux Farmstead Association, a cooperative established through the cooperation of FSA; Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, August 1940.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Clair de lune.

text: Moonlight

text: Finding aids available.

text: Gift of Samuel Putnam Avery, 1900.

text: S. P. Avery Collection.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Villet, 159

title: Clair de lune.

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 15.8 x 11.9 cm., image 13.6 x 10.7 cm.


title: [An African American girl sitting on a bed and holding a baby in her hands.]

text: Mississippi

text: Beds

text: Plantation life

text: African American girls

text: Natchitoches Parish (La.)

text: LOC negative # : 54427-D.

title: Bayou Bourbeaux Plantation operated by Bayou Bourbeaux Farmstead Association, a cooperative established through the cooperation of FSA; Natchitoches Parish; Louisiana, August 1940.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Mantes la jolie

text: Women

text: Bridges

text: Finding aids available.

text: Gift of Samuel Putnam Avery, 1900.

text: S. P. Avery Collection.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Villet, 137

text: State depicted is likely the 6th.

text: [etched in the image and signed] Max Lalanne, sc. ; [d'après Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot]

title: Mantes la jolie

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 47.6 x 59.8 cm., image 35.5 x 49.5 cm.


title: Coucher de soleil (2nd state)

text: Sunrises & sunsets

text: Finding aids available.

text: Gift of Samuel Putnam Avery, 1900.

text: S. P. Avery Collection.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Etched in the image at lower right: Daubigny 1874.

text: Villet, 138

text: Print depicted is possibly 4th state.

text: [signed in the image] M. Lalanne, sc. ; [d'après Charles François Daubigny].

title: Coucher de soleil (2nd state)

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 41.9 x 58.6 cm., image 30.2 x 49.3 cm.


title: [An African American man leaning against wooden fence.]

text: Mississippi

text: Fences

text: Log cabins

text: African American men

text: Rodney (Miss.)

text: Original negative # : 54748-D.

title: Rodney, Mississippi, Aug. 1940.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [An African American man sitting on the porch of his house.]

text: Mississippi

text: Houses

text: African American men

text: Plantation life

text: Sharecroppers

text: Bolivar County (Miss.)

text: Original negative # : 30571-M5.

title: One of the sharecropper's houses with sweet potatoes and cotton on the porch; Knowlton Plantation, Perthshire, Mississippi Delta, Spring 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: A Trouville.

text: Cite as: S.P. Avery Collection.

text: Some prints include the artist's signature and notations in graphite or black ink; some notations give information about states and/or edition size.

text: Indexes: Finding aids available.

text: Linking entry: Forms part of Miscellaneous prints by Maxime Lalanne in Samuel Putnam Avery Collection.

text: Lalanne.

text: L. 99

title: A Trouville.


title: Passage de la Seine par le Genl. Read pendant la guerre de 1870 (2nd state).

text: Cite as: S.P. Avery Collection.

text: Indexes: Finding aids available.

text: Lalanne.


title: [African American men looking at sugar cane at a neighborhood eatery.]

text: Mississippi

text: Sugarcane

text: Cafes

text: African American men

text: Clarksdale (Miss.)

text: Photographs and Prints Division, The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.

text: Original negative # : 52480-D.

title: Chitterling, fish and sugar cane on street in Negro Section, Clarksdale, Mississippi Delta; On a Saturday afternoon, November 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Resting the mules which get too hot when the cotton is high in mid-summer cultivation; King and Anderson Plantation, near Clarksdale, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi, August 1940.

text: Mississippi

text: Hats

text: Cotton plantations

text: Southern States

text: African Americans

text: Mississippi

text: African American agricultural laborers

text: African American boys

text: Clarksdale (Miss.)

text: FSA Miss. 8/14 M. Post, 1939 1/4 SH-CN-00-040 (August 1940)

text: Migration 9 - 091

text: Photographs

text: Photographic prints


title: [An African American teacher explaining the symbols of  perisphere, Trylon, and the New York World's Fair to  her students.]

text: Mississippi

text: Classrooms

text: African American students

text: African American women teachers

text: Holmes County (Miss.)

text: Original negative # : 52286-D.

title: Interior of school on Mileston Plantation; School begins very late in the year and attendance is poor until December because the children pick cotton, Mileston, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi, November, 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Ville d'Avray, d'apres Corot, (2nd state).

text: Bordeaux (France)

text: Haarlem (Netherlands)

text: Trouville-sur-Mer (France)

text: Amsterdam (Netherlands)

text: Antwerp (Belgium)

text: Miscellaneous landscape etchings, including reproductive prints after Corot, Fromentin & Millet.  Subjects include acacia trees, a calf, a canal, chickens, cows, windmills, a view of the Paris Universal Exposition of 1878 and viewsof Amsterdam, Antwerp, Bordeaux, Château-Thierry, Haarlem,Pont-Sainte-Maxence, Quimper, Trouville-sur-Mer, Ville-d'Avray, Vitré & Zaandam.  Some prints are present in morethan one state.  Some prints include remarques.

text: Some prints include the artist's signature and notations in graphite or black ink.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Maxime Lalanne.

text: L. 111


title: Vue de l'église et entree du Village d'Essômes.

text: Bordeaux (France)

text: Haarlem (Netherlands)

text: Trouville-sur-Mer (France)

text: Amsterdam (Netherlands)

text: Antwerp (Belgium)

text: Churches

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Maxime Lalanne.

text: Print depicted is possibly 2nd state.

text: Villet, 133

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 14.7 x 20.7 cm., image 11.8 x 18.3 cm.


title: [An African American woman carrying a bundle on her head.]

text: Mississippi

text: African American women

text: Natchez (Miss.)

text: Bundles of personal belongings

text: LOC negative # : 54973-E ; Schomburg negative # : SC-CN-00-049.

title: Woman carrying bundle on head, Natchez, Mississippi, August 1940.

text: Photographs


title: Souvenir de Bordeaux (2nd state)

text: Bordeaux (France)

text: Haarlem (Netherlands)

text: Trouville-sur-Mer (France)

text: Amsterdam (Netherlands)

text: Antwerp (Belgium)

text: Boats

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Maxime Lalanne.

text: Villet, 124

text: [signed in the image] M. L.

title: Souvenir de Bordeaux (2nd state)

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 18.3 x 11.7 cm., image 13.8 x 9.5 cm.


title: Bordeaux

text: Bordeaux (France)

text: Haarlem (Netherlands)

text: Trouville-sur-Mer (France)

text: Amsterdam (Netherlands)

text: Antwerp (Belgium)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Maxime Lalanne.

text: Etched inscription beneath the image reads: A Messieurs Dossat, Farine, Michel, Lagrave, Vergez, Latour, Thomas, Despons et Ducarpe, souvenir de / profonde reconnaissance pour les marques toutes particulières de sympathie qu'ils me donnent aujourd'hui 29 Novembre 1873.

text: Villet, 97

text: [signed and annotated] Lalanne Bordeaux.

title: Bordeaux

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 11.2 x 15.8 cm., image 8.8 x 14.6 cm.


title: Port de Trouville (3rd state)

text: Bordeaux (France)

text: Haarlem (Netherlands)

text: Trouville-sur-Mer (France)

text: Amsterdam (Netherlands)

text: Antwerp (Belgium)

text: Harbors

text: Harbors

text: France

text: Dates from Lalanne's manuscript catalogue in the Print Collection, The New York Public Library.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Maxime Lalanne.

text: Villet, 135

text: [signed in the image] Lalanne.

title: Port de Trouville (3rd state)

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 21.8 x 31.7 cm., image 17.1 x 28.3 cm.


title: Paris en 1867.

text: Paris (France)

text: Miscellaneous landscape etchings, including one print for the publication Sonnets et eaux-fortes and a frontispiece for the Société des aquafortistes.  Subjects include a fire in the Bordeaux dockyard, a night view of the Pont-des-arts in Paris, and views of the Château de Chaumont, Fribourg, the Paris Opéra, the church of St.-Séverin and the Thames River.  Some prints are present in more than one state.

text: Some prints include the artist's signature and notations in graphite.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

title: Paris en 1867.

text: Etchings


title: [An African American girl walking with her cow along a dirt road.]

text: Mississippi

text: Cows

text: African American girls

text: Roads, Earth

text: Belzoni (Miss.)

text: Original negative # : 52272-D ; Schomburg copy negative # : SC-CN-87-0069.

title: Daughter of Cube Walker, Negro TP Client Belzoni, Miss. Delta, bringing home cow from the fields in the evening, Nov. 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Château de Chaumont

text: Castles & palaces

text: Etchings are numbered according to Lalanne's manuscript catalogue in the Print Collection, The New York Public Library.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 55

text: Image likely depicts the third state.

text: [signed] Lalanne.

title: Château de Chaumont

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 11.6 x 18 cm., image 9.5 x 15.5 cm.


title: [Four African American schoolboys reading at their desks in a classroom of a school near Southeast Missouri Farms, New Madrid County, Missouri, August 1938.]

text: Missouri

text: Classrooms

text: Reading

text: African American boys

text: African American school children

text: New Madrid County (Mo.)

text: Original negative #: 31313-D

title: Negro school children studying near Southeast Missouri Farms, August 1938.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints

extent: 1 photographic print: gelatin silver, 8 x 10 in.


title: [African American woman making a purchase at the cooperative store, Southeast Missouri Farms, La Forge, Missouri, May 1938.]

text: Missouri

text: Stores & shops

text: African American women

text: Shopping

text: New Madrid County (Mo.)

text: Cooperatives

text: Original negative #: 31108-D

title: Southeast Missouri Farms--making a purchase at cooperative store, La Forge, Missouri, May 1938.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Paris, vue prise du Pont de la Concorde (3rd state).

text: Bridges

text: Paris (France)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 40

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching, plate mark 43.2 x 65.2 cm., image 37 x 61.5 cm.


title: Bords de la Tamise.

text: Thames River (England)

text: Shorelines

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 53

title: Bords de la Tamise.

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 14.1 x 21.4 cm., image 10.3 x 15.6 cm.


title: [African American men assembling panels at barn plant, Southeast Missouri Farms, 1935-1942.]

text: Missouri

text: Barns

text: Building construction

text: Lumber

text: African American construction workers

text: Building sites

text: New Madrid County (Mo.)

text: Original negative #: 11473-M1

title: Barn plant--first step in assembling panels, Southeast Missouri Farms.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints

extent: 1 photographic print: gelatin silver, 10 x 8 in.


title: Grand Hotel St. James (2nd state)

text: Hotels

text: France

text: Paris

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 52

text: Engraved beneath the image: Grand Hôtel St. James. 211, Rue de St. Honoré, 211. Paris. Sortie immédiate sur les Tuleries (Rue de Rivoli, 202).

text: [signed in the image] Lalanne.

title: Grand Hotel St. James (2nd state)

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 10.5 x 13.4 cm., image 7 x 11.4 cm.


title: [African American woman, wife of Farm Security Administration client and former sharecropper, using a washboard to do laundry on back porch of home, Southeast Missouri Farms, Missouri, May 1938.]

text: Missouri

text: Laundry

text: Porches

text: African American women

text: Washboards

text: New Madrid County (Mo.)

text: Original negative #: 11533-M5; Schomburg copy negative #: SC-CN-93-0927

title: Sharecropper's wife. Missouri. 1938.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Villers (Calvados) (1st state).

text: Beaches

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Lalanne.

text: Villet, 49

title: Villers (Calvados) (1st state).

text: Etchings

extent: 1 print : etching ; plate mark 15.7 x 23. 6 cm., image 13.6 x 22.3.


title: [Young African American man, son of a sharecropper, knotting his necktie while sitting on a quilt-covered bed that lies next to a pile of corn (the room is used as both a bedroom and corn crib), Southeast Missouri Farms, Missouri, May 1938.]

text: Missouri

text: Bedrooms

text: Children of sharecroppers

text: African American young men

text: New Madrid County (Mo.)

text: Corncribs

text: Original negative #: 31225-D

title: Southeast Missouri Farms. Son of a sharecropper dressing in a combination of bedroom and corn crib, 1938.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American family of Farm Security Administration client shredding cabbage for sauerkraut outside home, Southeast Missouri Farms, Missouri, May 1938.]

text: Missouri

text: African American families

text: New Madrid County (Mo.)

text: Family life

text: Cookery (Sauerkraut)

text: Original negative #: 11572-M4

title: Southeast Missouri Farms. Family of Farm Security Administration client shredding cabbage. May 1938.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Lalanne's catalog written by himself.

title: Lalanne's catalog written by himself.


title: Page from Lalanne's catalog.]

title: [Page from Lalanne's catalog.]


title: [Evicted African American sharecroppers standing with their belongings along Highway 60, New Madrid County, Missouri, January 1939.]

text: Missouri

text: African Americans

text: Sharecroppers

text: Personal belongings

text: New Madrid County (Mo.)

text: Evictions

text: United States Highway 60

text: Original negative #: 2927-M1

title: Evicted sharecroppers along highway #60, New Madrid County, Missouri. January 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [Four African American men (seated) and one white man (standing) at a meeting of Southeast Missouri Project farmers to discuss problems, Missouri, May 1940.]

text: Missouri

text: African American men

text: Meetings

text: African American farmers

text: New Madrid County (Mo.)

text: Original negative #: 61011-D

title: Meeting of farmers at Southeast Missouri Project to discuss problems, May 1940.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American men and women sitting in attendance at a meeting to discuss farm problems, Southeast Missouri Project, Missouri, May 1940.]

text: Missouri

text: African Americans

text: Meetings

text: African American farmers

text: New Madrid County (Mo.)

text: Original negative #: 61007-D

title: Meeting to discuss farm problems. Southeast Missouri Project. May 1940.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Page from Lalanne inventory.]

title: [Page from Lalanne inventory.]


title: List of works.]

title: [List of works.]


title: [Ushers of an African American church standing on church steps and getting ready to pose for a photographer, Durham, North Carolina, May 1940.]

namePart: Delano, Jack

text: North Carolina

text: African Americans

text: African American churches

text: Church buildings

text: Durham (N.C.)

text: Church ushers

text: Posing

text: African American photographers

text: Original negative #: 40578-D; Schomburg copy negative #: SC-D49

title: The ushers of a negro church have their photograph taken to be sold in order to raise money for the church. Durham, North Carolina. May 1940.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Notes.]

title: [Notes.]


title: Migrants getting truck ready to leave Belcross, N.C. for Onley, Va., July 1940.

text: North Carolina

text: Trucks

text: African American men

text: LOC negative # : 20601-M4.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: Florida migrants getting aboard the truck which will take them from Belcross, NC to another job in Onley, VA, July 1940.

text: North Carolina

text: Trucks

text: Photographs


title: [Three African American sharecropper's children--one playing the harmonica and the other two listening--sitting on porch, Fuquay Springs, North Carolina, September 17, 1935.]

text: North Carolina

text: Porches

text: African American boys

text: Children of sharecroppers

text: Fuquay-Varina (N.C.)

text: Harmonica

text: Original negative #: 2136-M4; Schomburg copy negative #: SC-CN-90-394

title: Children of Dalton MC Leod. Fuquay Springs, North Carolina. Sept. 17, 1935.

text: Photographs


title: [African American boy standing at a segregated drinking fountain next to a sign reading,

text: North Carolina

text: Signs (Notices)

text: Courthouses

text: African Americans

text: Segregation

text: African American boys

text: Drinking fountains

text: Halifax (N.C.)

text: Original negative #: 1112-M1; Schomburg copy negative #: SC-CN-90-0430

title: Drinking fountain on the county courthouse lawn, Halifax, North Carolina.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African Americans walking in an open field at a picnic, Beaufort, South Carolina, July 4, 1939.]

text: North Carolina

text: African Americans

text: Beaufort (S.C.)

text: Picnicking

text: Fourth of July

text: Photographs and Prints Division, The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.

text: Original negative #: 51958-D

title: Negro picnic at Beaufort, South Carolina, July 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American men unloading tobacco from trailer into baskets according to the grade on the night before auction sale in Durham, North Carolina warehouse, November 1939.]

text: North Carolina

text: Tobacco

text: African American men

text: Tobacco industry

text: Durham (N.C.)

text: Original negative #: 52810-D

title: Unloading tobacco from trailer into baskets according to the grade, the night before auction sale, in warehouse. Durham, North Carolina. Nov. 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American spectators and witnesses sitting in Granville County Court House on second day of Superior Court during trial of an automobile accident case, Oxford, North Carolina, November 1939.]

text: North Carolina

text: African Americans

text: Judicial proceedings

text: Oxford (N.C.)

text: Courtrooms

text: Original negative #: 52754-D

title: Spectators and witnesses on second day of Superior Court during trial of automobile accident case during Court Week in Granville County Court House, Oxford, North Carolina. November 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [Compton, an African American sharecropper, and his wife stripping and grading tobacco, September 1939.]

text: North Carolina

text: Tobacco

text: Tobacco farmers

text: African American men

text: African American women

text: Sharecroppers

text: Original negative #: 52055-D

title: Compton, Negro sharecropper and his wife stripping and grading tobacco. He has a Negro landlord who lives in Mebane, part of a very prosperous Negro settlement, region of North Carolina. September 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [Three African American men working on county maps at the African American County Land Use Planning Committee Meeting in the school house, Yanceyville, Caswell County, North Carolina, October 1940.]

text: North Carolina

text: African American men

text: Meetings

text: Yanceyville (N.C.)

text: Land use

text: Granville County (N.C.)

text: Original negative #: 56346-D

title: Working on the county maps at the colored County Land Use Planning Committee Meeting in the school house in Yanceyville, Caswell County, N.C. William L. Gilmore, teacher in Caswell County Training School, is Secretary of meeting. Oct 1940.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American men, both tenants and neighbors, eating dinner after the white men have finished on day of corn-shucking at Mrs. Fred  Wilkins' home, Tally Ho, near Stem, Granville County, North Carolina, November 1939.]

text: North Carolina

text: Eating & drinking

text: African American men

text: African Americans

text: Segregation

text: Granville County (N.C.)

text: Original negative #: 52638-D

title: The Negro tenants and neighbors eating dinner after the white men have finished, on day of corn-shucking at Mrs. Fred  Wilkins' home. Tallyho, Stem, Granville County, No. Car., Nov 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [Two African American women skimming the boiling cane juice to make sorghum syrup at sugar cane mill near Carr, Orange County, North Carolina, September 1939.]

text: North Carolina

text: Sugar industry

text: Sugarcane

text: African American women

text: Orange County (N.C.)

text: Sorghum syrup

text: Original negative #: 30513-M5

title: Skimming the boiling cane juice to make sorghum syrup at cane mill near Carr, Orange County, North Carolina, September 1939.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American man, a Farm Security Administration rural rehabilitation client, mixing cement to be used in construction of his new home, near Raleigh, North Carolina, December 1938.]

text: North Carolina

text: Building construction

text: Houses

text: African American men

text: Cement

text: Original negative #: 50397-D

title: Negro rehabilitation client mixing cement to be used in construction of his new home, near Raleigh, North Carolina, December 1938.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American participants of the Vernon soil conservation meeting, February 1940.]

text: Oklahoma

text: African American farmers

text: McIntosh County (Okla.)

text: Original negative # : 35267-D.

title: Negro farmers at soil conservation meeting at Vernon, Oklahoma.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American elderly people sitting on a bench and a chair, June 1939.]

text: Oklahoma

text: Clothing & dress

text: African American men

text: African American women

text: McIntosh County (Okla.)

text: Older African Americans

text: Original negative # : 12242-M2.

title: Negroes waiting outside a rural church while other members of their families are attending a church business meeting, McIntosh County, Oklahoma.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [An African American girl sitting at desk and sewing, February 1940.]

text: Oklahoma

text: Interiors

text: Sewing

text: African American girls

text: Creek County (Okla.)

text: Original negative # : 35089-D.

title: Daughter of Pomp Hall sewing in school; Sewing is her 4-H club project; Creek County, Oklahoma.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [A Puerto-Rican aged woman operating a sewing machine, January 1942.]

text: Puerto Rico

text: Sewing machines

text: Original negative # : 21432-M3.

title: In the Everglades needlework factory, San Juan, Puerto Rico.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints


title: [African American children standing in the doorway of their house, March 1941.]

text: South Carolina

text: Doors & doorways

text: Clothing & dress

text: African American children

text: LOC negative # :43450-D.

title: Family of small landowner who moved out of the Santee-Cooper Basin, at their "new home" near Bonneau, South Carolina.

text: Photographs

text: Gelatin silver prints