Area Residents in Vawter Paintings Used To Illustrate Riley Poems
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Title
Area Residents in Vawter Paintings Used To Illustrate Riley Poems
Item ID
ISL-JWRiley-379.tif
Description
Newspaper clipping from the "Bloomington-Bedford Sunday Herald-Times " October 11 , 1978 . The article discusses the claim by Nashville sisters , Mrs . Fern Williams and Mrs . Letha Walker that Hoosier artist John William (Will) Vawter illustrated two poems by James Whitcomb Riley , "Little Orphant Annie " and "Curly Locks. " Article goes on to discuss Vawter's work and works owned by Mrs . Williams .
Subject
Riley , James Whitcomb , 1849-1916 ; Vawter , Will, 1871-1941 ; Authors ; Poets ; Artists ; Children's literature , American ; Clippings ; Newspaper articles
Author
Purcell , Royal
Publisher
Bloomington-Bedford Herald-Times
Publication Date
1978-10-11
Time Period
1910s (1910-1919) 20th century (1900-1999) C.E.
Geographic Location
United States--Indiana--Bloomington
Format of Original
Manuscript; Periodical
Item Type
Text
Language
English
Repository
Indiana State Library
Original Collection
L135 : James Whitcomb Riley collection ; http://www.in.gov/library/finding-aid/4530.htm
Digital Collection
Indiana Authors and Their Works
Sub-collection
James Whitcomb Riley
Use Statement
This image may be used for personal, educational, and not-for-profit purposes, such as study, research, classroom teaching, or review, without permission when cited using the Required Credit Line. For other intended uses or questions, contact the Indiana State Library: http://www.in.gov/library/ask.htm
Required Credit Line
James Whitcomb Riley collection, Rare Books and Manuscripts Division, Indiana State Library
Copyright Notice
In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted http://rightsstatements.org/page/InC-EDU/1.0/?language=en
Digital Date
2011-06
Digital Format
TIFF; 600 dpi; 24-bit color
Technical Metadata
EPSON Expression 10000
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