Photos printed from negatives in the possession of Anni Albers. Includes Alex Reed weaving at BMC loom, and weavings by Anni Albers and her students. Also includes notes and identification sheets by Mary Emma Harris concerning the photos.

Photographs of paintings by Josef Albers that are owned by the Winston Collection and the San Francisco Museum of Art.

Photographs of photographs from Leo Amino's scrapbook from BMC, including artwork, Leo Amino fishing in Lake Eden, and college life. Also contains photos of artwork by Leo Amino.

Includes people walking the campus paths with Studies Building in the background, and BMC baseball game. Released by Kathleen Atkinson.

Includes aerial views of Lake Eden campus. Released by Kathleen Atkinson.

Includes photos of people - portraits, group shots, campus life, children, baseball game, and some nature shots. Some prints of these images can be found in "Campus scenes" and "Portraits." Released by Kathleen Atkinson.

Information compiled by Mary Emma Harris in April 2001 for the identification of the Stuart Atkinson contact sheets. This information corresponds with the contact sheets that have images that are identified with lower case letters.

Includes portraits and group shots of students and faculty. Released by Kathleen Atkinson.

Reproductions of two different landscapes by Richard Bogart, one of which is signed and date by the artist in the lower right hand corner "Bogart 3/70." Donated by Richard Bogart. [One of the two prints is stored with Oversized Materials].

Exterior of the Studies Building, Josef Albers and student during the color class at the 1944 Summer Art Institute.

Models and sketches by Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer for a college campus to be built at Lake Eden. Released by Marcel Breuer.

Photos of college life including BMC community members at a pool or Lake Eden, Evelyn Bullock dressed for costume party, and group pictures. Includes Joy Ballon (Meyer), Louis Caviani, Natasha Goldowski, Ulrich Heinemann-Rufer, Lisa Liepmann, Joseph Manulik, William McKee, Masato Nakagawa, Pat Pearman, Eric Renner, Donald Richter, Robert Richter, Mary-Averett Seelye, Kenneth Snelson, Jano Walley, Harrold Young. Photos by Evelyn Bullock Kennedy and Diana Woelffer. Released by Evelyn Bullock Kennedy.

Includes ceramics made by Karen Karnes, who taught at BMC from 1952-54. Photos by Edward Dupuy, 1954. Negatives were purchased from the photographer by the BMC Research Project.

Includes photos of David Weinrib and Karen Karnes in both group shots and while creating pottery, and the exterior of the Pot Shop designed by Robert Turner. Photos by Edward Dupuy. Negatives were purchased from the photographer by the BMC Research Project.

Exterior and interior shots of Poteat House designed and constructed in 1954 by Joseph J. Roberts. Photos by Edward DuPuy. Released by Edward DuPuy.

Herb Cable on a beach in California. Released by Sylvia Girsh Ashby.

Artwork created by Lorrie Helen Goulet during and after Black Mountain College. Includes sculptures, sketches and paintings.

Includes exterior shot of Quiet House designed by Alex Reed as a memorial to Mark Dreier, desk in student study, interior and exterior shots of the Farmhouse during the "roof-raising" in 1946-47. Some photos by Hazel-Frieda Larsen (Archer). Released by Mary Gregory.

Mary Gregory and students in woodworking class. Photos taken by Josef Breitenbach. Released by Mary Gregory.

Photos of objects designed and built by Mary Gregory while at BMC. Includes table-stool, silver tray created for the Theodore Dreier family, conference room table, plates, and belts. Photos taken by Hazel-Frieda Larsen (Archer). Released by Mary Gregory.

Objects created by Mary Gregory after she left BMC. Includes stool, interior of the Roland Van Zandt House, interior of Byron Thomas House, chairs, tables, chest, music stand, steeple for Chapel at Concord Academy, altar, pulpit, Baptismal fountain, pigeon house, exterior of Mrs. Copley Armory House, chicken house, bird feeder, bed, interior of Ann Wyman's home, porch fence and bench. Some photos taken by Alexander McD. Davis and Keith Martin. Released by Mary Gregory.

Portrait of Mary Gregory at Black Mountain College ca. 1942. Released by Mary Gregory.

Includes Lake Eden campus in the snow, exterior and interior of Jalowetz House, student studies in the Studies Building, exterior of Studies Building, exterior of Albers/Dreier house, and other campus views. Photos by Trude Guermonprez (Elsesser). Released by Trude Guermonprez Elsesser.

Includes Erwin Bodky's music class, and Buckminster Fuller's architecture class constructing the Venetian Blind Strip Dome. Photos by Trude Guermonprez (Elsesser). Released by Trude Guermonprez Elsesser.

Includes portraits, college life, nature shots, classes, BMC architecture, and children. Released by Trude Guermonprez Elsesser.

Portraits and group shots of students, faculty and BMC community members. Includes Trude Guermonprez, Johanna Jalowetz, Albert Nicholas Muzenic, Charlotte Schlesinger, Ingeborg Svarc (Lauterstein) dressed in Rauschenberg centaur costume, Robert Rauschenberg, Susan Weil, Barbara Beate Dreier, Bobby Dreier, Eddie Dreier, Alvin Few, Lore Kadden, Max Dehn, Toni Dehn, Harry Noland, Charlotte Schlesinger and Erich Kahler. Photos by Trude Guermonprez (Elsesser). Released by Trude Guermonprez Elsesser.

Includes Trude Guermonprez's 1947 textile exhibition at BMC and "Banner" sculptural hanging, and other works by Trude Guermonprez Elsesser, as well as Jane Slater's Matiere/Design study. Photos by Trude Guermonprez (Elsesser). Released by Trude Guermonprez Elsesser.

Also includes two photos of an item not on the Yale list.

Released by Cliff Harmon.

Chairs redesigned by Josef Albers from a Mexican chair. The chairs were first made off campus but were later made in the college shop under the direction of Mary Gregory.

Photos of the frescos Knowledge and Inspiration created by Jean Charlot on the pylons of the Studies Building.

Weavings created by Don Page while he was a student a Black Mountain College.

Original photographs. Includes BMC marching band, crowd watching game, and players in action. Photos taken by Ilya Bolotowsky. Released by Janet Heling Roberts.

1938 performance of Irwin Shaw's Bury the Dead. Released by George W. Hendrickson.

May 14, 1938 performance of Danse Macabre: A Sociological Study directed by Xanti Schawinsky. Released by George W. Hendrickson.

Photos of 1937 performance of Maxwell Anderson's Winterset and Xanti Schawinsky's stage studies. Released by George W. Hendrickson.

Chairs, "Mae West" mountain, Lake Eden, looms, stairwell of Studies Building, poison ivy, paintings by Jacqueline Herrmann, portraits of Kenneth Noland. Released by Jacqueline Herrmann Gourevitch.

Martha Hult as Columbine in Edna St. Vincent Millay's Aria Da Capo, May 1947. Released by Martha Hult Leiken.

Portrait of Bedford Thurman, portrait of Johanna Jalowetz, exterior shot of Lee Hall ca. 1940, group shot of people at dining hall table. Released by Lisa Jalowetz Aronson.

Color and black and white photos of artwork by William Joseph. Includes sculpture and textile works. See slides for identification.

Group photos of Seminar on America participants (July-Aug. 1943) and portrait of Karl Obermann. Photos taken by Frank J. Thomas. Released by Phyllis Josephs Thomas.

Photos taken at the home of Mrs. Ira Julian by Frank Jones. Includes John Cage, Merce Cunningham, David Tudor, and Peter Voulkos on their way back to New York from Black Mountain College. Also includes Peter R. Julian and Mrs. Ruth R. Julian. Released by Ruth R. Julian.

Photocopies. Originals returned to Clemens Kalischer in October 1994. The Ruse of Medusa by Erik Satie performed August 14, 1948. Original photographs taken by Clemens Kalischer.

Objects created by Lawrence Kocher, including chairs, stool, and tables. Released by Margaret T. Kocher.

Includes portraits and group shots of Eric Bentley, Maja Tschernjakow Bentley, Jose de Creeft, Marianne Kopp, Francis de Graaff, Ginger Osbourne, Tanya Sprager, Arlyn McKenna, Mary Kriger (Struve), Miriam "Mimi" French (Batchelor). Also photo of Jean Charlot's drawing class. Released by Mary Kriger Struve.

Photos of Lake Eden campus. Includes exterior of Minimum House, exterior of Studies Building, student studies in Studies Building, and the farm. Photos by Jerrold Levy. Released by Jerrold Levy.

Includes nature shots, architecture, and portraits. Released by Jerrold Levy.

Includes barns, cabins, architectural features, crane scoop, sculpture stands under Studies Building, and aerial view. Photos by Jerrold Levy. Released by Jerrold Levy.

Includes portraits and group portraits of students and faculty; also students hiking, getting hair cut and driving car. People identified include Max Dehn, Stanley Hebel, Leo Krikorian, Jerrold Levy, Richard Negro, Sewell Sillman, Conrad Schmitt, Ilya Bolotowsky, Meta Bolotowsky, Eine Sihvonen, Cora Ward, Ruth Asawa, and Felix Thomas Krowinski. Photos by Jerrold Levy. Released by Jerrold Levy.

Color studies by Kenneth Noland. Photos by Jerrold Levy. Released by Jerrold Levy.

Sculpture Devotion I before and after assembly, Lippold children and the family hearse ca. summer 1948, Richard Lippold at the Quiet House ca. 1948, and Ray Johnson and Richard Lippold in Monroe Street Studio in 1953. Photos taken by Richard Lippold, Hazel-Frieda Larsen (Archer), and others. Released by Richard Lippold.

Sculptures in Plexiglas by Elvine Magruder (V.V. Rankine), 1969. Photos by Nathan Rabin, Robert C. Lautman, and William Suttle. Released by V. V. Rankine.

Includes exterior of Studies Building, aerial views of campus, nature shots, the farm and snow at Lake Eden.

Portraits, group shots and scenes of college life. Includes student reading, drawing class, woman feeding ducks, girl painting mural, man and dog in the snow, and men with musical instruments.

Includes students working on farm, the construction of campus buildings, and other aspects of the work program.

Events during the 1949 Summer Institute. Includes a beach trip, picnic, and swimming at a Lake Eden swimming hole. Identified people include Louis Caviani, Buckminster Fuller, Eugene Godfrey, Charles Pearman, Robert Richter, Jacqueline Singer, Kenneth Snelson, Nataraj Vashi, Cora Ward. Photos by Masato Nakagawa. Released by Masato Nakagawa.

Buckminster Fuller and students reconstructing and demonstrating dome, summer 1949. Other people identified include Joy Ballon (Meyer), Louis Caviani, Jeffrey Lindsay, Joseph Manulik, Ysidore Martinez, Masato Nakagawa, Rosemary Raymond (Lax Stoller), Donald Richter, and Harold Young. Photos by Masato Nakagawa. Released by Masato Nakagawa.

Includes exterior of Studies Building, "Bucky's Sphere" cake, centerpiece with mushrooms by Piet Swierstra, Gordy's Pottery Barn, and Asheville (?) street scene. Photos by Masato Nakagawa. Released by Masato Nakagawa.

Portraits and group portraits of students and faculty members of the 1949 Summer Institute. Includes some scenes of college life. Identified people include, Joy Ballon (Meyer), Louis Caviani, Buckminster Fuller, Anna Jessen, Jerrold Levy, Joseph Manulik, Rosemary Raymond (Lax Stoller), Kenneth Snelson, Nataraj Vashi, Pra-Veena Vashi, and Emerson Woelffer. Photos by Masato Nakagawa. Released by Masato Nakagawa.

Includes dinner gong, road to the Studies Building, "Mae West" mountain, Lake Eden, view of dining hall across Lake Eden, Studies Building from across the lake, exterior of tool shed, Nancy Newhall on farm, barn, milk house, cats and farm animals. Photos by Beaumont Newhall. Released by Beaumont Newhall.

Portraits, group shots, photography classes, and college life. People identified include Robert Murphy, Gwendolyn Knight Lawrence, Jacob Lawrence, Nancy Newhall, Peter Oberlander, and Ted Dreier (?). Photos by Beaumont Newhall. Released by Beaumont Newhall.

Students and faculty at local swimming hole. Identified individuals include Ilya Bolotowsky and Ray Johnson. Photos by Beaumont Newhall. Released by Beaumont Newhall.

Trojan Horse built by Jean Varda during the 1946 Summer Art Institute for Greek party. Includes full shot of horse, details of horse, and students on and around horse. People identified with horse include Jean Varda, Beate "Ati" Gropius (Forberg Johansen), Mary Phelan, and Beaumont Newhall. Photos by Beaumont Newhall. Released by Beaumont Newhall.

Photographs of three paintings by Kenneth Noland: "Inside", "In the Garden", and "April." The original paintings are owned by The Phillips Collection.

Includes textiles created by Anni Albers and her students, Anni Albers doing card weaving, Anni Albers with a student.

Includes mask created by Thomas Wentworth, jewelry, sculpture and other artwork created by students and faculty. Some photos by Wilfred Hamlin.

Betty Brett (Hamlin) and Emil Willimetz working in print shop.

Photos of Breugel silverpoint formerly in the possession of Erwin Straus while at the college, portraits of Straus, Straus with students. Includes Mary Brett (Daniels), Erik Haugaard, Bob Marden, Barbara Payne and Jackie Tankersley.

Students playing tennis, basketball and football, and baseball. Only Don Page is identified.

Includes group shot of Institute participants and photos of frescos by Jean Charlot on the pylons of the Studies Building. Identified people include Josef Albers, Jean Charlot, Jose de Creeft, Walter Gropius, J.B. Neuman, Amedee Ozenfant, James Prestini, and Bernard Rudofsky.

Includes photos of Leo Amino's sculpture class, wood sculptures created by Amino's students, and "Trojan Horse" by Jean Varda.

Robert Wunsch with students on the Blue Ridge campus ca. 1940. Includes Harrison Begay, Betty Kelley (Bobilin), and Mendez Marks.

Portraits of Cynthia Homire Metcalf Fick, Joel Oppenheimer, Dan Rice and Fielding Dawson. Also includes photo of Charles Olson class. Released by Rena Oppenheimer Rosequist.

Photograph of "Grotto" by Amedee Ozenfant. Original artwork located in The Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C.

Portraits and group photos of faulty and students taken during the 1946 Summer Institute. Includes Josef Albers, Leo Amino sitting on the pier at Lake Eden, Jean Varda with Trojan Horse, Elaine Schmitt (Urbain) with Ruth Asawa, and Mary Parks (Washington) with other students. Released by Mary Parks Washington.

Photos of paintings from Dan Rice's collection. The artist is unidentified.

Print by Dorothea Rockburne (Williams) of bottles. [Stored with Oversized Materials in Subseries 5].

Includes Spectrodrama: Play, Life and Illusion - photographic collages by Xanti Schawinsky, photos of second presentation at BMC 1936-37, and Irene Schawinsky dancing "paper in tension." Also includes performance of The Danse Macabre: A Sociological Study on May 14, 1938, with Bela Martin, Irene Schawinsky, David Way, Morton Steinau, Alex Eliot, Esther Moellenhoff, Susanne Cragin, George Hendrickson, and Everit Herter. Some photos by Helen Post. Released by Xanti Schawinsky.

Objects by Xanti Schawinsky including drawings for Spectrodrama: Play, Life and Illusion, photographic collages, photomural and crystal created by Schawinsky in collaboration with Marcel Breuer and Walter Gropius for 1938 Pennsylvania World's Fair Exhibit, architectural drawings, Plexiglas sculpture ca. 1939 and other artwork. Released by Xanti Schawinsky.

Portraits and group shots including Elaine Schmitt (Urbain), Ray Johnson, Ruth Asawa, Joan Couch Sihvonen, Oli Sihvonen, Robert Motherwell, Heinrich Jalowetz, and Ossip Zadkine. Also includes photos of Ossip Zadkine's class and drawings by Elaine Schmitt (Urbain). Some photos by Hazel-Frieda Larsen (Archer). Includes copy of release form. Released by Elaine Schmitt Urbain.

Portraits of John Swackhamer, performance of Moliere's The Imaginary Invalid, and Jane Slater's graduation exhibition. Released by Jane Slater Marquis.

Buckminster Fuller and his architecture class, 1948 Summer Session in the Arts. Includes Fuller with students, students constructing molds for precast forms for domes, interior of classroom with tensegrity structure, and exhibition label describing the tension integrity mast discovered by Kenneth Snelson in 1949. Includes copy of release form. Released by Kenneth Snelson.

Photos of spider webs and self portraits of Snelson with sculptures. Photos by Kenneth Snelson. Released by Kenneth Snelson.

Sculptures by Ken Snelson including Tension Structure, Stage I, Tension Structure, Stage II, X-module column, Chinese Dovetail, Construction, Tensegrity Structure, Wooden Floating Compression Column, Rubber Wheel, Eight Circle Group, Planar Section through Octa-Tetrahedron Space Matrix, Pneumatic Octahedron, Expanding Pneumatic Octahedron, and Motorized Sculpture with Rotating Magnet. Photos by Kenneth Snelson. Released by Kenneth Snelson.

Dance class including photos of students and teacher at Blue Ridge campus. Also includes photos of two students painting on wire screen. No people are identified.

Photograph of "The Emperor Ploughs the Fields" by Theodoros Stamos. Original painting is located in the Detroit Institute of Arts.

Concetta Scaravaglione and Isacc Nakata, and Ruth Asawa with Ora Marie Williams. Photos by Bacia Stepner Edelman. Released by Bacia Stepner Edelman

Includes interior of Studies Building, construction of and finished exterior and interior of Jalowetz House, Erwin Straus during construction of Jalowetz House, interior and exterior of Weizenblatt House designed by Marcel Breuer, interior and exterior of Alex (Bill) Reed's house, exhibition of work for Lawrence Kocher's architecture class 1941-42. Also includes snow scene. Photos by Claude Stoller. Released by Claude Stoller.

Includes stool by Claude Stoller, tapestry by Alex (Bill) Reed, tapestry by Don Page, and fabric by Harriet Engelhardt. Photos by Claude Stoller. Released by Claude Stoller.

Photos of faculty and students at BMC Blue Ridge campus. Includes Josef Albers, Eddie Dreier, Carlos Merida, Paul Radin, Alex (Bill) Reed, Eva Zhitlowsky (Milton) and others. Also includes collage of portraits. Most photos by Claude Stoller. Released by Claude Stoller.

Photocopies of photographs. Includes images of models for college campus at Lake Eden designed by Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer in 1939, but not constructed. Original photos by Ezra Stoller. Released by Ezra Stoller.

Color transparency of Harrison Begay painting.

Includes life at BMC, nature shots, and architecture. Released by Marie Tavroges Stillkind.

Includes portraits, nature shots, and life at BMC. Released by Marie Tavroges Stillkind.

Includes nature shots and architecture. Released by Marie Tavroges Stillkind.

Portraits and group shots. Includes Marguerite Wildenhain, Bernard Leach, Shoji Hamada, and Soetsu Yanagi. Photos by William Watson. Released by William Watson.

Josef Albers' drawing class on the porch of Lee Hall ca. 1936, Barbara Hoyt sketching, faculty and students on the sun deck of Lee Hall ca. 1933, and the Aldus Huxley Picnic (May 1937) at either Lake Lure or Chimney Rock. Other people identified include John Applegate, Bobby Dreier, John Evarts, Dante Fiorello, George Henrickson, Joe Martin, Herminio Portell-Vila, John A. Rice, Mary Rice, Alice Swan, Anne Chapin Weston, and Betty Young. Released by Anne Chapin Weston.

Includes portraits ca. 1950's of Robert Creeley, Robert Duncan, Lou Harrison, Katharine Litz, Charles Olson (including Olson writing), Michael Rumaker, Jonathan Williams, Stefan Wolpe, Katie Olson, Joel Oppenheimer, Francine du Plessix (Gray), and Dan Rice. Also includes shop window featuring Jargon Publications. Photos by Jonathan Williams. Released by Jonathan Williams.

Miscellaneous photographs of college life taken during the summer of 1945. Includes portraits, group shots, classes, botany field trip, breakfast on dining hall porch, sculpture by Margaret Williamson (Peterson), Lake Eden, camping and hiking trips, and students riding in a truck. Identified people include Roland Hayes, Africa Hayes, Maria Motherwell, Robert Motherwell, Elaine Schmitt (Urbain), Josef Albers, Anni Albers, Mary Callery, Max Dehn, Eva Heinitz, Lyonel Feininger, F.W. Goro, Julia Feininger, Walter Gropius, Alvin Lustig, Fannie Hillsmith, Lorna "Cricket" Pearson, Carol Janeway, Ossip Zadkine, Karl With, Margaret Williamson (Peterson), Elinore Schaffle, and Angelika Bodky. Released by Margaret Williamson Peterson.

Includes view of library across Lake Eden, dining hall across Lake Eden, and the barn, silo and milk house. Photos by Diana Woelffer. Released by Diana Woelffer.

Photos of Buckminster Fuller architecture class and Emerson Woelffer's painting class, 1949 Summer Institute. Includes Buckminster Fuller and students reconstructing dome, Jacqueline Singer painting, and Cora Ward painting. Photos by Diana Woelffer. Released by Diana Woelffer.

Includes students and faculty dressed for costume party, and Dr. Brodky's music group. Only Rosemary Raymond (Lax Stoller) and Jerrold Levy are identified. Photos by Diana Woelffer. Released by Diana Woelffer.

Includes exhibition of artwork by Emerson Woelffer and reception, summer 1949. Identified people include Kenneth Snelson, Ysidore Martinez, Emerson Woelffer, Barbara Rondthaler, Frank Eisendrath, Tim LaFarge, and Rosemary Raymond (Lax Stoller). Photos by Diana Woelffer. Released by Diana Woelffer.

Includes Emerson Woelffer under the Studies Building with Jean Charlot's frescos in the background, Marli Ehrmann at loom, and Emerson Woelffer with Charles Olsen. Photos by Diana Woelffer. Released by Diana Woelffer.

Metal table with drinking glasses.

Includes slides of Anni Albers weaving, Joseph Fiore painting, Karen Karens pottery, Xanti Schawinsky design drawings, Peter Volkos pottery, Emerson Woelffer painting, et al. Original copies of these slides are located in boxes 110-113.

Includes slides of Francis Foster painting, Lore Kadden (Lindenfeld) weaving, Ruth Asawa drawing and paintings, Ronald Robertson painting and collages, et al. Original copies of these slides are located in boxes 114-117.

Includes slides of BMC Printshop productions (bulletins, announcements, programs, etc.), Dan Rice drawings and illustrations, Fielding Dawson design and drawings, Charles Olson poetry and writing, Robert Haas typography and calligraphy, et al. Original copies of these slides are located in boxes 118-121.

Slides of textile works collected by Anni Albers in memorial to BMC student Harriet Engelhardt. Original copies of these slides are located in boxes 122-124.

Includes slides of Edward Adamy woodworking and sculpture, Joseph Fiore painting, Elizabeth Schmitt Jennerjahn collages, Warren "Pete" Jennerjahn drawings and paintings, et al. Original copies of these slides are located in boxes 125-127.

Includes slides of Lore Kadden (Lindenfeld) textile work, Basil King painting, Rene Pinchuck painting, Ellen Siegel weaving, Jane Slater (Marquis) glass work, Jonathan Williams typography and mixed media work, et al. Original copies of these slides are located in boxes 128-130.

Includes slides of Henry Bergman painting, John Chamberlain sculpture, Joseph Fiore painting an lithography, et al. Original copies of these slides are located in boxes 131-132.

Includes slides of Elaine Schmitt (Urbain) painting, Henry Bergman color studies, Norman Solomon painting, et al. Original copies of these slides are located in box 133.

Includes slides of Nell Goldsmith photographs, Masato Nakagawa slides, John Urbain notes, William Watson pottery (post-BMC), et al. Original copies of these slides are located in box 134.

Slides taken by Mary Emma Harris or possibly Charlotte Brown for the Black Mountain College Research Project. Includes the Studies Building, Weizenblatt House, Minimum House, et al. Original copies of these slides are located in box 135.

Includes slides of Don Page weaving classwork, Eine Sihvonen color studies, images of Gate Hill Community, Sewell Sillman classwork and notes, North Carolina Museum of Art exhibition of Josef Albers's work, Busch-Reisinger holdings (student work donated by Josef Albers), et al. Original copies of these slides are located in box 136.

Includes slides of Ruth Asawa classwork (drawings, paintings, studies), Albert Lanier classwork (drawings, paintings, studies), Ruth Asawa post-BMC sculpture, Elaine Schmitt (Urbain) classwork, V. V. Rankine sculpture (post-BMC), Terence Burns collage (not BMC), Faith Murray (Britton) work during and after BMC, Lore Kadden (Lindenfeld) classwork, Hope Stephens (Foote) classwork and notes, Anne "Nan" Chapin notes from Josef Albers's color class, Hank Bergman drawings (BMC), William Joseph weavings (post-BMC), et al. Original copies of these slides are located in box 137.

Slides donated to the project by Ilya Bolotowsky, Ragland Watkins, Stuart Atkinson, and Harry Holl. Includes scenes of life and work at Black Mountain College, Bolotowsky and friends in San Francisco, BMC students and faculty at Lake Lure, Watkins architecture, et al. Original copies of these slides are located in box 138.

Includes slides of classwork or notes from drawing, weaving, painting, and color classes. Original copies of these slides are located in box 139.

Includes slides of Mary Emma Harris's New York office and portraits of individuals interviewed by the project. Original copies of these slides are located in box 140.

These slides have not been duplicated and have no use copy notebook.

These slides have not been duplicated and have no use copy notebook.