Art mss., 1740-1993

Quantity: 14 leaves, 12 leaves 2 vol. 7 3/4 x 12 1/4 in.

Scope and Content:

1. Bound in German gold blocked paper made in Auguburg, one with orange and yellow flowers, green leaves and a dog chasing deer [signed by the maker: Michael Munck]; the other in embossed leaves and flowerheads on a pink background, over printed in gold
2. Both mss. consist of calligraphic exercises, including very lage initial Floriated letters, verses, numbers, and pictorial representations of religious figures
3. Contained in stiff folder covered in marbled paper with handwritten paper label. Translation of label laid in: Bills and the accounting for moneys [sic] expended...fond [sic] for churches and people in need.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchase. Bruce Barnett, The Book Block, P.O. Box 256, Lake Forest, Illinois, 60045. 2008 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 1 leaf 13.8 x 11.3 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Date in Roman numerals
2. Bordered in black with simulated stitching
3. Text in print style relates death of Bright in 1750 at age about thirty - so fat that five men could fit into his waistcoat
4. Verso: hand-colored engraving of Bright, sitting in a chair
5. See London Magazine 20:50/51 and 82 for another engraving, uncolored, of Bright and a brief note about his life (Wells AP3 .L8)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 294 p. 17 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Bookplate on inside front covers: Ex libris Caroli Ducis Brunsvicensium et Luneburgensium Karl Wilhelm Ferinand, Duke of Brunswick-Lunenburg, 1735-1806
2. Shelved in Vault

Immediate Source of Acquisition: From the library of Josiah Kirby Lilly, Jr., Indianapolis, Indiana. 1956 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 156 leaves 19.1 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Author and title from spine
2. Binding: half-calf, marbled boards; gilt and blind tooling on spine
3. About 485 individual drawings depicting flora, fauna, objects, persons, structures, etc.
4. Each page of drawings preceded by blank interleavings
5. In brown ink and pencil with delicate coloring; individually captioned in Latin with nominative and genitive cases and gender
6. Volume prepared by Baudelaire as a teaching aid for two pupils Felix and Alphonse de Choiseul-Praslin
7. Mounted inside front cover: Letter from Marie Anne Ducessois, 16 Novembre, n.y., setting a time "pour Monsieur Chabouille et Michel" to see the Baudelaire drawings, A.L.S. 3 p. 11.9 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchase. Justin Schiller, Ltd. New York, N.Y. 1993 .

Quantity: 2 drawings

Scope and Content:

1. Transferred from Lilly Library Book Department

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1980 .

Physical Description: Autograph drawings signed

Scope and Content:

1. Piece 1: Note in ink on verso: Study from Nature at Haws-water -- 1789 -- Retouched 1804 HG 23 1/2 x 14 1/2 cm.
2. Piece 2: Note in pencil on recto: Nr Keswick
3. Piece 2: Note in ink on verso: A wild point of view on Castle-hill near Keswick, discovered by Miss Hamilton & shown by her to Mr. and Mrs. Green, September 8, 1803 HG
4. Piece 2: This is a copy of the original drawing given to Miss H and her sister at Bath, June 1804
5. Piece 2: Pencilled in antoher hand is the same H. Green 22 x 14 1/2 cm.
6. Piece 3: Note in pencil on recto: Below Wallow Crag
7. Piece 3: Note in ink on verso: Part of a waterfall in the wood below Wallow Cragg.
8. Piece 3: A study September 1803--Finished 1806 HG
9. Piece 3: Pencilled in another hand is the name Harriet Green 231/2 x 16 cm.
10. Piece 4: Note in pencil on recto: Loughrigg
11. Piece 4: Note in ink on verso: A group of birches in the road under Loughrigg with a distant view of Fairfield: -a study from Nature in the middle of November 1809 H Green 23 1/2 x 15 1/2 cm.
12. Piece 4: Drawings mounted on heavy cardboard with frames sketched in
13. Piece 4: Biographical information in Dictionary of National Biography; Gentleman's Magazine, vol. in 1823, Pt. 1, p. 16, 124, 290; Mrs. Amos Green, Memoir of A. Green Esqr... York, 1823 (microfilm in Main Library ND 43 from the British Museum) p. 6, 17, 97, 101.
14. Transferred from the Rare Book Department, Lilly Library, Indiana University. 1970

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased from Maury A. Bromsen, 195 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts. July 2, 1964 2 July 1964.

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 38 x 23.6 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. In ink: Casper Muralt fecit 1795 and Gessner Tab. Phyt. T.1
2. Leaf bordered in black
3. An illustration for Johann Gessner (or Gesner), Tabulae phytographicae, analysin generum plantarum exhibitentes...2 vols, 1795-1804, in Vol. I

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Transferred from Lilly Library Administrative Office. May 1975 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 31 leaves 11.4 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. In box with worn pink ribbon lifter
2. Bust of lady with brown wavy hair
3. Waist length costumes with cut-out space for head
4. Contents: 1) Head of lady. 2) Dated: 1816. 3) Dated: 1825. 4) Costume di Mellizzano. 5) A Greek Maid Servant. 6) A Greek of Constantinople in her out door dress. 7) Illyrian (Marriage Costume). 8) Paysanne de Berne. 9) Servante de Salamanque. 10) Swiss [in hat]. 11) Swiss [in pleated bonnet]. 12) Turkish. 13) Turkish costume, Isle of [Scira?]. 14) A Woman of Aleppo. 15) A Woman of the Morea. 16-31) Costumes not dated or named.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Quantity: 16 x 25 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Compare with "Rowlandson Drawings at Princeton" by O. J. Rothrock in Princeton University Library Chronicle, Vol. 36, No. 2 (Winter, 1975), pages 87-110 (Lilly Z733 .P95C5)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. J & S Rare Books and Graphics, Chicago, Illinois. 1975 .

Physical Description: "8vo notebook [15.5x9.5 cm] with 74 pen, ink and watercolour sketches on tipped in paper sheets [12.5x8.5 cm], watermarked 'J. Whatman 1819'; original limp red roan, tab detached." (Marlborough Rare Books description)

Scope and Contents: Illustrations occur in a few sequences suggesting a story or chain of events. One sequence consists of a man and boy interacting with winged devils with pointy horns: on opposite sides of a seesaw, holding them over a fire, riding donkeys together. Another sequence consists of scenes from a hunt: horses and a pack of dogs turn on one of the hunters, chasing him up a tree; he escapes on the back of a deer but is ultimately overtaken by his own dogs. Another sequence depicts a shipwreck with winged demons harassing the overboard survivors among the waves. Some repeated images include various characters bucked off of horses (and once a pig), carriage accidents, and defecating horses; windmills and kites; hybrid creatures including a half-man/half-horse and a half-man/half-dolphin; a man riding a broomstick amidst a swarm of bats and a cow jumping over the moon.

The bookseller proposes that these sequences could be the dreams and nightmares of a British boy named J. Tarbuck on the reasoning that the artist is the boy present in many of the illustrations, that is, that he is drawing himself. There is a stamped name on the endpapers that could be "J. Tarbuck," though it is rather smudged. See the Vertical File for full bookseller description.

At the end of the book is one page of doses for "children and people past the prime of life."

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchase: 2023. Marlborough Rare Books.

Physical Description: Autograph document 31 leaves 11.3 x 9.4 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Portrait of Queen, half-view, slightly larger than costumes: 11.7 x 9.4 cm.
2. All costumes half-view with cut-out space for head
3. Some leaves bear partial watermark of R Barnard, dated 1821 and an unidentified watermark dated 1819
4. Partial contents include: No. 1, Her Majesty, the Queen of Prussia (portrait); No. 8, A Countess of the 16th Century in mourning (partial watermark); No. 10, Egyptian dress from Views in Egypt by Luigi Mayer (published in 1801, partial watermark); No. 15, Holbein's Wife, from Holbein's Collection of colour'd works; No. 19, Lady Rachel Russell; No. 22, Mary Queen of Scots (in plum-colored dress); No. 30, The Queen of Prussia (in pointed crown, wearing medallion depicting bust of man, partial watermark)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 2 leaves 7 x 5 cm. and 15 x 11.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pencil, pen and ink, mounted on separate sheets
2. Both depict Queen Caroline setting fire to the report on her infidelity represented by a bag hanging from a pole held by George IV
3. Tipped in following verse "Accusation" in Hone, The matrimonial ladder. London: Printed by and for William Hone, Ludgate-Hill, 1820 (DA538 .A22 H778)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source and date unknown.

Physical Description: Autograph document 63 leaves 27 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Bound in red, cover damaged
2. Nine of the leaves with drawings laid in, ranging in size from 9 to 20 cm.
3. Green ribbon marker
4. Most of the pieces are initialed, signed, and/or dated
5. Pressed leaves of fern and trees laid in at the end
6. Shorthand notes on leaves 29 and 31
7. Two sandpaintings are among the leaves laid in
8. Two paintings topped by other paintings cut in circular style are mounted on leaf 45

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Eunice Althouse, Oxford, Pennsylvania. 1974.

Physical Description: Autograph & printed documents 85 leaves 32 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Bears label inside cover: I. Turrill, Stationer, Wholesale & Retail, Accompt Book Manufacturer, No. 351, Oxford Street near the Pantheon, London
2. Sixty watercolor and pen drawings, with intricate detail, of birds, butterflies, insects, animals, men and women in pairs, people at work, and Trichinopoly Rock; some with identification in Indic and in English
3. Drawings mounted, and some leaves watermarked: J Whatman, Turkey Mill, 1824 (Nos. 34, 40, and 41); A Cowan & Son, 1825 (Nos. 42 and 44); Nos. 56 and 65 watermarked with dates obscured
4. Ninety-three printed colored illustrations, mounted, of Indic people engaged in various occupations, social and religious endeavors, from Vols. II, III, IV, V, VI, published by R. Ackermann, London, 1822, title nad author unidentified

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 86 leaves 25.5 x 30.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Gold floral decorations on spine and the word Drawings
2. Watermark of paper by j Whatman, Turkey Mill dated 1822, 1823, 1829, 1830, 1833
3. Names of geraniums include: Ivy Leaved, Spear Leaved, Marie de Medici, Wellington, Catherine Stuart, Oak Leaved, Hill's Seedling, Mrs. Moore, Paul Pry, etc.
4. Name inside front cover: Mary Elizabeth Tayleur, Late of Buntingsdale, Market Drayton, Shropshire. See Burke's Landed Gentry, 1939, p. 2209-2210 (Wells CS425 .B93) for more information on the Tayleur family
5. Acquired by Elisabeth W. Ball from Hammill and Barker, Chicago, on January 25, 1943. See Ball mss. correspondence

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Quantity: 31 leaves and 6 unmounted leaves 22 x 29 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Forty-three drawings in pencil, pen and ink, and colored wash
2. Scenes in England, France, Switzerland, and Italy
3. Bound in brown boards with gold tooling
4. Leaf 6 sketched at Firenze shows the manner in which several families are supplied from one well, undated
5. Leaf 13 bears the autobiographical note: Roma April 1830 - Showing the window from which I was shot at...escaped unhurt
6. Leaf 17 presents a hollow tree "Robin Good-Fellow" ... a relic of Wolseley Park ... into which the late Sir Charles Wolseley used, in play, to put his little Boys. 1865
7. Leaf 23 is entitled Place Vendome. Paris, July 28, 1835. A Turk seated on a roof window watching Louis Phillipe shortly after the explosion of Guiseppe Marco Fieschi's infernal machine
8. Inside the back cover is mounted the sketch of a lamp used in lighting the streets of Darmstadt Wiesbaden ... 1830
9. One of De Merle's books, Odds and Ends, was illustrated by George Cruikshank in 1831. De Merle's books were sold at Sotheby's 30 Jan to 2 Feb 1895
10. Other biographical information in Boase (Lilly CT773 .B65 1965 vol. 5)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Henry Bristow, Ringwood, Hants, England. 1975 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 1 p. 22.2 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Address leaf
2. Noted by Alfred Crowquill as received January 1826 [i.e. 1827?]
3. Watermark: John Hall 1825
4. Accompanied by page 62 from an undated Maggs Bros., London, sale catalog

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph note signed 1 p. 20 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. On the flyleaf of Allan's copy of William Hazlitt, The spirit of the age... London, Printed for Henry Colburn, 1825 (Wordsworth PR4772 .S6 1825 copy 2).
2. Many of the articles which had been published in the New Monthly Magazine were printed in the above-mentioned book. 1962

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source and date unknown.

Physical Description: Document 48 leaves 19.5 x 13.2 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Blank leaves
2. Note in pencil on verso of flyleaf reads: Curious Persian binding - 1830
3. Leaves gilt edged
4. Gold painted boards with decorative designs in red, blue, and yellow punctuated with tiny holes
5. Exotic peacock design on one side and dragon creature on the other
6. Spine in dull red and gold with the apparent letter "M" on each end

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph note signed 2 p. 20 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. On the blank leaf following the table of contents in Allan's copy of William Hazlitt, The Spirit of the Age... London, Printed for Henry Colburn, 1825 (Wordsworth PR4772 .S6 1825 copy 2). 1962

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source and date unknown.

Physical Description: Autograph document 7 p. 20 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. On blank leaves between pages 205 and 213 in Allan's copy of William Hazlitt, The Spirit of the Age, London, Printed for Henry Colburn, 1825 (Wordsworth PR4772 .S6 1825 copy 2). 1962

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source and date unknown.

Quantity: 23 x 31 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Accompanied by A.N.S. in ink mounted on board: "Nigel in the 'Sanctuary' Alsatia/ (The fortunes of Nigel.)/ This little drawing must/ have been 'perpetrated'/ by me about 1835-6./ Dec. 12. 1903. John Tenniel"

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, New York City. 1976 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 1 p. 12 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: From the library of Josiah Kirby Lilly, Jr., Indianapolis, Indiana. 1956 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 58 p. 13 x 19 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Original boards with blue labels of Martin Theyer & Sohn, No. 905 Karthnerstrasse

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Maggs Bros. Ltd., 50 Berkeley Square, London W1, England. 1972 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 1 p. 19 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source of purchase by Lathrop C. Harper, 8 West 40th Street, New York, New York, unknown. Harper lot 8318. 1968 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 1 p. 16 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: From the library of Josiah Kirby Lilly, Jr., Indianapolis, Indiana. 1956 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 21.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pencil and wash drawing
2. Signed: Phiz
3. Has additional pencil sketches in right margin not reproduced in printed illustration
4. Pencil note at lower right: "Martin Chuzzlewit" page 346
5. Bound in facing printed illustration between p. 346-347
6. In Charles Dickens, The Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit, London: Chapman and Hall, 1844 (Lilly PR4563 .A1 1844 vault).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1985.

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 21.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pencil and wash drawing
2. Signed: Phiz
3. Has additional pencil sketches in right margin not reproduced in printed illustration
4. Pencil note at lower right: "Martin Chuzzlewit."
5. Bound in facing printed illustration between p. 268-269
6. In Charles Dickens, The Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit, London: Chapman and Hall, 1844 (Lilly PR4563 .A1 1844 vault).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1985 .

Physical Description: Pencil & watercolour, on paper, signed, 22 x 16.5 cm. Mounted.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchase: 2022. Jarndyce Books.

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 15.5 x 15 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Portrait, in pencil
2. Backed with newspaper clippings and fragment of printed illustration

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Transfer. Lilly Library Book Department, Indiana University. 1980 .

Physical Description: Autograph documents 12 p.

Scope and Content:

1. Pen and ink drawings
2. Mounted on 5 leaves
3. Publshed in Kendall, Designs for schools and school houses, parochial and national. London: John Williams, 1847 as follows: 1) School house Childerditch [side elevation and plan], plate [1]; 2) [Design No. 2 plan], plate [9]; 3) [Design No. 2 front elevation], plate [9]; 4) [Design No. 1 side elevation and plan], [2]; 5) [Design No. 1 front elevation], plate [2]; 6) Poor Boys' School Bury [front elevation], plate [4]; 7) Plan of School [Commercial School Bury], plate [6]; 8) [Commercial School Bury, front elevation], plate [6]; 9) [School House Childerditch, front elevation], plate [1]; 10) Poor Boys' School Bury [plan], plate [4]; 11) Poor Girls' School Bury St. Edmund's, Plan, plate [7]; and 12) Poor Girls' School Bury St. Edmund's [front elevation], plate [7]
4. Removed from above book (Lilly LB3219 .G7 K38).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1981 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 22 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pencil and wash drawing
2. Signed: Phiz
3. Bound in facing illustration between p. 22-23
4. In Charles Dickens, Dombey and Son. London: Bradbury and Evans, 1848 (Lilly PR4559 .A1 1848 vault).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1985 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 22 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pencil and wash drawing
2. Signed: Phiz
3. Bound in facing illustration between p. 508-509
4. In Charles Dickens, Dombey and Son. London: Bradbury and Evans, 1848 (Lilly PR4559 .A1 1848 vault).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1985 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 1 p. 14 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pencil drawing
2. Mounted and bound in facing the printed illustration after p. 110 in Douglas William Jerrold, A man made of money. London: The Punch office, 1849 (Lilly PR4825 .J4 M3 copy 2).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1985 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 1 p. 14 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pencil drawing
2. Mounted and bound in facing the printed illustration after p. 142 in Douglas William Jerrold, A man made of money. London: The Punch office, 1849 (Lilly PR4825 .J4 M3 copy 2).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1985 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 10 plates 20.2 x 4.7 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Drawings for magic lantern projection
2. Date from Gumuchian 5077 (Lilly Z1037 .Z9 G9 Vol. 1)
3. Contents: No. 1, paul et Virginie. No. 2, Le Bain. No. 3, Virginie fait un arapluie de sa robe. No. 4, L'esclave maronne. No. 5, Delassements de Paul et Virginie. No. 6, La Bassecour de Virginie. No. 7, Projet de depart. No. 8, Depart de Virginie. No. 9, Mort de Virginie. No. 10, Tombeau de Virginie

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Scope and Content:

1. Attributed in the British Museum Catalogue of Books Printed in the XIVth Century (Vol. I, p. 17) to "Printer, or Printers, of the 42-line i.e., Gutenberg Bible and 30-line Indulgence."
2. The signature, at lower right, reads "F S by I. Harris Sidmouth St. London."
3. Probably from a lithographic stone. Whether the variation in impression exists in the original being copied, or whether it is a faulty pull from the stone, is not certain; more probably a copy of an original poor impression.
4. The original piece was purchased by the British Museum in 1845.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Bernard Quaritch, Ltd., 11 Grafton Street, New Bond Street, London, England. 1967 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 1 p. 17.4 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Dated: Wednesday. Date penceilled in: July 18th/51 [which is Friday]
2. Mounted in Doyle, An Overland Journey to the Great Exhibition..., London, Chapman & Hall, 1851 (Lilly NC1479 .D75 O96 copy 2)
3. Volume has a hand-colored illustration of the procession and a seal of the Dalziel brothers

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1985 .

Quantity: 1 ms.

Scope and Content:

1. Unpublished manuscript with eleven full page illustrations in pen and ink and watercolor.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchase. Barry Scott. 5805 S. Dorchester Ave., Chicago, Illinois, 60637. 1998 .

Physical Description: Autograph documents signed 3 leaves 9 x 15.5 x 1.7 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Lacks ownership mark
2. In ornate box in red and gold with silk covers in black and silver-gray: one scene of child and dog, the other of Bade Ems, [Germany]
3. For description of a silk binding which mentions the "French keepsake trade" see pages 208-209 in Broxbourne Library, Styles and Designs of Bookbindings, 1956 (Lilly Z269 .N7)
4. Inside cover of woman in rose robe with child in sylvan setting
5. Contents: 1) 1852, Feb. 22. Greeting in Dutch from Uncle and Aunt for the bronze wedding anniversary (the 19th). 2) 1854, July 2. Utrecht. Greeting in Dutch from W. O. Dingemans. 3) 1855, May 3. Utrecht. Greeting in French from Marie Tichelaar
6. Many blank leaves

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 8 p. 18 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Removed from Poems by Alfred Tennyson, Edward Moxon and Co., 1859 (Lilly PR5551 .A1 1859).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1966 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 4 p. 18 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Removed from Poems by Alfred Tennyson, Edward Moxon and Co., 1859 (Lilly PR5551 .A1 1859).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1966 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 4 p. 18 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Removed from Poems by Alfred Tennyson, Edward Moxon and Co., 1859 (Lilly PR5551 .A1 1859).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1966 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 1 p. 17 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: From the library of Josiah Kirby Lilly, Jr., Indianapolis, Indinaa. 1956 .

Quantity: 37 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Accompanied by facsimile of a water color sketch illustrating David Copperfield with a note certifying that the forty water color sketches illustrating David Copperfield were made expressly for Frederick William Cosens, 1866, 18 cm.
2. Also accompanied by facsimile of A.L.S. from Hablot Knight Browne to Frederick William Cosens of Mar. 6, 1866, referring to water color sketches illustrating David Copperfield, 2 p. 18 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: From the library of Josiah Kirby Lilly, Jr., Indianapolis, Indiana. 1956 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 45 leaves 32.6 x 26.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Imprinted in gold and many colors by the Brothers Dalziel, at their Camden Press, and sold by Chatto & Windus [1874]
2. Includes small cut-out devide not in British Library copy
3. Structure comprises a leaf of text followed by illustration
4. From the collection of Barry Duncan, bookseller; part of his Dalziel collection

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchase. Richard M. Ford, 70 Chaucer Road, London, W3 6DP. 2005 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 8 p. 24 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Date from spine and printed title page
2. Seven watercolors, including a second title page
3. Drawings initialed: R.C.
4. Lacks text
5. All drawings printed in sepia as line drawings (no color) on pages 3, 5, 9, 10, 16, 21, 30 in R. Caldecott's Collection of Pictures & Songs, London, George Routledge & Sons, 1881 (Lilly PZ8.3 .C127 R11 1881) and on the same pages in Caldecott, The Diverting History of John Gilpin (Facsimile edition from the Osborne Collection of Early Children's Books) (SLIS PZ8.3 .C68 D5 1981a)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 53 p. 20 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Bound, in green slipcase
2. Hand-printed labels with artist's name on cover and on title page
3. Crane book-plate inside front cover
4. Fifty-two water-colored drawings, 6.2 x 12.5 cm., mounted, with hand-printed text in pencil
5. Begins: Beatrice sets out on a voyage of discovery. Ends: Beatrice finds she has arrived in birthday-land to her great joy.
6. Date derived from year given on New Year's Day drawing
7. Water-color of tulips, 8.2 x 10.2 cm., mounted inside back cover
8. Beatrice was Crane's daughter, later Beatrice (Crane) Skidmore, 1873-
9. See Appendix C, Picture Books for Beatrice, Lionel and Lancelot, pages 202-203, in Isobel Spencer, Walter Crane, London, 1975 (Lilly NC978 .C8 S74)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 15.5 x 11.3 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Initialed: PM
2. Watercolor with two bluebirds and a nest on a branch of pink apple blossoms
3. Legend: May the New Year bring New Blessings.
4. On verso: To dear Ella with Phyllis's love
5. Transferred from Lilly Library's Collection of Christmas cards, greeting cards, and Valentines (NC1866 .C5).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1979 .

Quantity: 27 x 20 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. In brown tones
2. Title, signature, and date written on mat of the drawing

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, New York City. 1975 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 2 p. 15 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Mounted inside back cover of Mother Goose... illustrated by Kate Greenaway, London, and New York, G. Routledge and Sons, 1881, inscribed to Locker, 4 Oct. 1881 (Lilly PZ8.3 .M915 1881a Vault)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1985 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 3 p. 18 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Enclosure not present
2. Filed with the letter is a copy of Jackanapes by Juliana Horatia Ewing, London, Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, n.d., with illustrations by Randolph Caldecott

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin Schiller, Ltd., New York, New York. 1985 .

Physical Description: Proof copy & autograph documents signed 111 leaves 15.7 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Bound in vellum over board, in green slipcase
2. Title in gold
3. Contents: 1) Proof copy of The Story of a Nursery Rhyme by C.B. with numerous whole-page illustrations by Edwin J. Ellis, The Vellum-Parchment Shilling Series of Miscellaneous Literature, No. ii, London, Field & Tuer, Ye Leadenhalle Press, 1883. 72 p. 2) Thirteen undated pen and ink drawings, each mounted, published in The Story of a Nursery Rhyme by C.B., of which the second, third and fourth drawings are initialed Edwin John Ellis. 13 leaves. 3) Two proofs of each drawing, each mounted, and bound in following the drawings. 26 leaves.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Quantity: 69 leaves 17 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. James Rex Wiseman, 426 M Street, Bedford, Indiana, 47421. 1970 .

Physical Description: Drawings signed 21 x 31 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Two drawings on a snigle leaf of blue paper 1) Proposed front cover in ink with colored wash for book to be published at New York by E. & J.B. Young & Co. Central figure of child with duck published on page 16 of Ewing, Jackanapes. New York, E. & J.B. Young, 1884 (Lilly PZ7 .E95 J2 1884). 2) Proposed back cover in pen and pencil for same book. Central figure of two boys on merry-go-round published in page 22 of Ewing, Jackanapes... Edmund Evans's name given at bottom of sketch

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin G. Schiller, P.O. Box 1667, FDR Station, New York City, 10022. 1978 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 2 p. 15.3 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Removed from The Illustrated Book of Songs for Children, the engravings from designs by Birket Foster (Lilly M1997 .I29 1850).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift of the Frances and George Ball Foundation from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1986 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 36 p. 24 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Notebook has 143 pre-numbered pages of which 107 are blank
2. Spine is broken
3. Entries dated 1886, Sept. 6, 9, 14, 15, 16 & 17, are placed at Vernon, Indiana; 1887, June 7, at Cavendish, Vermont
4. Each entry accompanied by a sketch of the painting in progress and a self-critique of the work, e.g., "this sketch does not sufficiently sing its song" p. 24
5. See pages 23 and 25 for comparison with "View on the Muscatatuck" p. 36 and "Vermont Hills" p. 37 and Plate II in Steele, House of the Singing Winds, Indiana Historical Society, 1966
6. Fourteen pages devoted to notes for a paper on the state of American Art with a news clipping and two pages laid in
7. Page 144 lists works of the artist and the sale price of each

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchase. James Rex Wiseman, 426 M Street, Bedford, Indiana. 47421. 1971 .

Quantity: 26 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Bound in 19th century reddish-brown morocco.
2. Bookplate of Clifford Julius King mounted on the inside of the front cover.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Seven Gables Book Shop, 3 West 46th Street, New York, New York, 10036. 1967 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 2 p. 27 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Accompanied by cover

Immediate Source of Acquisition: From the library of Josiah Kirby Lilly, Jr., Indianapolis, Indiana. 1956 .

Physical Description: Drawing signed 23.5 x 14.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Ink sketch with black and gray wash for frontispiece of Eric Or Little By Little... by Frederic W. Farrar
2. Drawing identified by legend under the published work i nteh 24th edition of 1890, Edinburgh, Adam and Charles Black (Lilly PR4699 .F181 E68 1890)
3. Varies from the published work by the omission of the letters E E in the lower right hand corner
4. From an album belonging to Edmund Evans, 1826-1903, wood-engraver and color-printer, as cited in Sotheby Catalog 8 July 1976

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin C. Schiller, P.O. Box 1667, FDR Station, New York City, 10022. 1978 .

Quantity: 1 lithograph

Scope and Content:

1. Removed from Leon Gozlan, Les emotions de Polydore Marasquin. Paris, M. Levy Freres, 1857 (Lilly PQ2268 .E54)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1980 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 2 p. 18 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Mounted in Ross, Girls & boys... Lond, W. J. Sinkins, ca. 1891 (Lilly PR5236 .R68 G52)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1974 .

Physical Description: Watercolor

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source and date unknown.

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 28 x 24.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. On paper; linen backed
2. In pencil on backing: "Harrison's grandmother" and "Jan. 1896"
3. Accompanied by biographica lnote about Mrs. Harrison
4. Also noted: "From a painting by Corwin when she was 53 yrs of age"
5. Transfer. Book Department, Lilly Library.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1980 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 21.3 x 13.6 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. The blue is in water-color similar to drawing in Kate Greenaway's book of games: with twenty-four full-page plates -- London: George Routledge & Sons, 1889, p. 23, "Battledore & Shuttlecock" (Lilly GV1203 .G8 K2)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph drawing signed 44 x 58 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Drawing with black, gray and white wash on canvas
2. Published in McClure's Magazine, May, 1899, p. 30-31 (AP2 .M16 Vol. 13), and in Ida Minerva Tarbell, The Life of Abraham Lincoln. New York, McClure, Phillip & Co., 1900 (Lilly E457 .T157 1900a), Vol. 2, between p. 142-143

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1979 .

Physical Description: Autograph drawing signed 46 x 30 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Drawing with black, gray and white wash on drawing board
2. Published in "Lincoln's Search for a Man" by Ida Tarbell, McClure's Magazine, May, 1899, p. 27 (AP2 .M16 Vol. 13)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1979 .

Physical Description: Autograph drawing signed 50 x 33 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Drawing with black, gray and white wash
2. On drawing board
3. Published in Ida Minerva Tarbell, The Life of Abraham Lincoln. New York, McClure, Phillips & Co., 1900 (Lilly E457 .T157 1900a), Vol. 2 between p. 244-245

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1979 .

Physical Description: Autogrpah document signed 8 leaves

Scope and Content:

1. Bound in green levant with gold tooling by Riviere & Son
2. Contents: 1) Three people seated outdoors, wrapped against the cold weather, 12 x 10 cm.; 2) Horse and cart with men and boys, 16 x 24 cm.; 3) Ball room setting with two men and woman writing on dance card, 12 x 11 cm.; 4) Ball room setting with two men and seated woman, pink background, 12 x 17 cm.; 5) Woman reading Police News by the fire with child at knee, 22 x 24 cm.; 6) "Charming Cross Station," 15 x 24 cm.; 7) "The Jolly Games of Snowball, as played in our Square," 15 x 20 cm.; 8) Woman with flowers in her hair, unfinished, 12 x 8 cm.
3. Bookplate: from the library of Herbert L. Carlebach

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, New York, N.Y. 1974 .

Physical Description: Drawing

Scope and Content:

1. Black and reddish-brown pencil study for the frontispiece
2. Removed from vol. 3 of Mundy's Our Antipodes... London: Richard Bentley..., 1852
3. Verso has pencil and wash drawing of figure standing by broken trees, not from a plate in book

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1993 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 23.5 cm. x 24.2 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Black pen and ink
2. Scene: at the ticket office of train station
3. In pencil, on verso: A Deadhead Influence upon the Public - followed by an exchange between "One of the Public" and "Railroad Official" A.D. 1 p.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Tom Blumenthal. Bloomington, Indiana. 1991 .

Quantity: 24 x 18.7 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Young lady sits on a grassy bank playing a lute while a youth with a hawk on his hand stands admiringly in front of her. Behind them a man cuts corn with a sickle and a shepherdess shears a sheep on her lap, landscape background with many trees and a distant castle
2. Set within an ornamental pink and blue border with white tracery

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchase. Maggs Bros. Ltd., 50 Berkeley Square, London, W1J 5BA. 2005 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 3 p. 18 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. In ink on green paper
2. Removed from Ellis, Fate in Arcadia, London, Ward & Downey, 1892 (Lilly PR6009 .L6 F25).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift of Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1986 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 27 leaves 28.5 x 33 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. On boards
2. Water-color drawings for cover design and 26 illustrations accompanying lines of the verse alphabet
3. Published as A Naval alphabet; Being a companion to An Active army alphabet. London: Sands & Co., 1901, with another drawing for B substituted

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Sotheby's, London, England. 1985 .

Quantity: 44 x 32 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Painted on board
2. Published opposite page 104 in the book by Sir Henry Rider Haggard, 1856-1925, novelist: Ayesha, New York, Doubleday, Page & Company, 1905 (Lilly PR4731 .A9 1905)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. J & S Graphics, Chicago, Illinois. 1975 .

Physical Description: Autograph lettter signed

Scope and Content:

1. Removed from H. W. Dulcken's Golden Light:... London: Routledge, Warne, and Routledge..., 1865.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1993 .

Physical Description: Document signed 1 leaf 34 x 24.3 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Signed in pencil
2. Print in muted colors on tissue, mounted on board, 43.3 x 30.5 cm.
3. Shamrock encircled in lower right hand corner below initials HH
4. Copyright 1906 by Helen Hyde

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Quantity: 15 x 24 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Signed "Max"
2. A Catalogue of the Caricatures of Max Beerbohm compiled by Rupert Hart-Davis. London, Macmillan, 1972, No. 103, p. 29.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Brick Row Book Shop, 1913 Rio Grande Street, Austin, Texas, 78705. 1967 .

Quantity: 25 x 31 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Name of recipient pencilled on verso
2. Pen and ink drawing of a bearded man asleep in a wicker chair while small figures representing his interests of gardening, skiing, fencing, fishing, and golfing move along his body. The caddy carries the date of 1911 while a grotesque figure with 1910 on the umbrella walks out of the picture

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Serendipity Books, Berkeley, California. 1975 .

Quantity: 18 x 22 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Title pencilled on verso of drawing
2. Pen and ink drawing of a bearded man falling on his skis as 1909 sinks and 1910 rises from behind the mountain

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, New York City. 1975 .

Quantity: 24 x 25 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Reproduced in Cyril Ionides and John Black Atkins, A Floating Home, London, Chatto & Windus, 1918, p. 150.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: From the library of Josiah Kirby Lilly, Jr., Indianapolis, Indiana. 1956 .

Quantity: 25 x 37 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Reproduced in Cyril Ionides and John Black Atkins, A Floating Home, London, Chatto & Windus, 1918, p. 84.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: From the library of Josiah Kirby Lilly, Jr., Indianapolis, Indiana. 1956 .

Quantity: 25 x 36 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Reproduced in Cyril Ionides and John Black ATkins, A Floating Home, London, Chatto & Windus, 1918, frontpiece.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: From the library of Josiah Kirby Lilly, Jr., Indianapolis, Indiana. 1956 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 49 x 39 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Vellum stretched on drawing board
2. In blue and red with floral and geometric decorations; portraits of Riley and Kipling
3. Transferred from Book Department, Lilly Library.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1978 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 13.5 x 21.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Mounted and matted to 37 x 47.5 cm.
2. Water-color drawing
3. Illustration for the story "The Battle of the birds"
4. Published between p. 16-17 of The Allies' fairy book. London: W. Heinemann, 1916 (Lilly PZ8 .A436)
5. Title taken from cover leaf preceding published illustration

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Mary W. Carswell, New York, N.Y. 10028. 1983 .

Quantity: 12 x 11 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Painting lined in black on paper
2. Transferred from Lilly Library Administrative Office.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1975 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 38 x 29.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pen and ink, watercolor, and gouache on board
2. Cover illustration depicts scene from "The Inn of the two witches"
3. For Joseph Conrad, Within the tides. London & Toronto: J.M. Dent, (Wayfarers' Library), 1919 (Lilly PR6005 .O4 W8 1919). Lilly does not have printed dust jacket

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchase. Serendipity Books, Berkeley, California. 1990 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 36 x 33 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Water color on drawing board
2. Title taken from note on yellow paper
3. Used as cover for Collier's Magazine Aug. 7, 1920
4. Depicts jockey on racing horse
5. Transferred from Book Department, Lilly Library.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1978 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 1 p. 17 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Accompanied by envelope
2. Removed from Years, Life in the West of Ireland Dublin & London, Maunsel and Co., 1912.
3. Formerly owned by Dixon Scott

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift of W.J. Holliday, Indianapolis, Indiana. 1981 .

Scope and Content:

1. A Catalogue of the Caricatures of Max Beerbohm compiled by Rupert Hart-Davis. London, Macmillan, 1972, No. 1447, p. 131

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. G. G. Sims, Berkshire, England, RG10 ODR. 1975 .

Quantity: 6 Items

Scope and Content:

1. Item 1: 1924. Etching of road scene with buildings. 8 x 10 cm. Mounted on board 12 x 20 cm. With note "A Merry Xmas & A Happy New Year to Blanche Stillson."
2. Item 2: 31 December 1931. Etching of a wintry scene. 7.5 x 10 cm. Impressed on card 10 x 17 cm. With note "To the Stillsons A Happy New Year The Forsyths." Accompanied by cover addressed to Miss Blanche Stillson, 4245 North Meridian Street, City [i.e., Indianapolis].
3. Item 3: 23 December 1929. Hand-colored etching of harbor scene. 16.5 x 10.5 cm. "Holiday Greetings" as part of etching. Accompanied by envelope addressed to Blanche Stillson
4. Item 4: 24 December 1930. Linoleum or wood block print with colored and transparent water color in black, brown and red of abstract scene. 5.5 x 15 cm. on card 10 x 17 cm. Accompanied by envelope addressed to Blanche Stillson
5. Item 5: 1931. Hand-colored etching of landscape scene with house. 6 x 6 cm. mounted on card 16 x 10 cm. With note "Holiday Greetings The Forsyths."
6. Item 6: 22 December 1932. Colored pencil drawings of harbor scene. 10 x 16 cm. Inscribed "Holiday Greetings The Forsyths." Accompanied by envelope addressed to Blanche Stillson.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: From the library of Josiah Kirby Lilly, Jr., Indianapolis, Indiana. 1956 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 23 x 11.7 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Size given from rounded top of drawing
2. Mounted on board, 40 x 27.3 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 23.5 x 18 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pen and watercolor drawing, matted, 50.5 x 41 cm.
2. Pencil sketches of "Raggedy Crow" and "Raggedy Monkey"? on verso
3. Published in George Sherman Ripley, The Raggedy Animal Book. Chicago, New York: Rand McNally and Co., 1928, p. 47

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchase. Wm. Hallam Webber. Rockville, Maryland. 1990 .

Quantity: 11 x 8.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Accompanied by inscription data in the hand of Bergson on paper watermarked TREASURY as follows: Paris, 47 Boulevard Beausejour, 9 juillet 1933. De la part de M. Bergson avec tous ses compliments et ses remerciements
2. Removed from Bergson, Les deux sources de la morale et de la religion. Paris: Librairie Felix Alcan, 1932 (Lilly B2430 .B4 D4).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1977 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 46.5 x 43.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Complete inscription in the hand of Booth Tarkington: "...Mr. and Mrs. H.S. Fisher are at a table near the window where also are Susannah and Booth Tarkington"
2. Drawing board size: 51 x 52 cm.
3. Differs from illustration as published in the Ladies Home Journal, Sept. 1926, page 3

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. J. N. Bartfield, Inc., 45 West 57th Street, New York, N.Y. 10019. 1968 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 65 x 52 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Size as in white mat
2. Framed in wood to 69 x 56 cm.
3. Drawing in pastel and water-color
4. With dedication: "To Peggy Wood and John V. A. Weaver"
5. Caption: "the word was passed along the better mice to avoid a certain cellar...; for Death stalked there-Death, with great round eyes"
6. Published as illustration on p. 29 for the short story by John V. A. Weaver and Peggy Wood, "The Farsighted cat," Ladies Home Journal, Sept. 1928, p. 28-9, 131-2, 134, 137
7. Accompanied by tear sheets of the story
8. Hanging in Byrd Room

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Schiller-Wapner Galleries, New York, N.Y. 1985 .

Physical Description: Document signed 1 leaf 11.6 x 14.8 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Wood engraving
2. Overall size: 16.2 x 18.4 cm.
3. Removed from Wanda Gag, Millions of Cats, New York, Coward-McCann, 1928 (Lilly PZ7 .G132 M6), signed by Gag and numbered No. 242

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1986 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 50 x 38 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Jacob Schwartz, dealer, 13 Chichester Terrace, Brighton, England. 1959 .

Physical Description: Drawings signed

Scope and Content:

1. In blue, yellow, green and red
2. Contents: 1. Indians in a canoe, n.d., 10 x 22 cm., on leaf 15 x 28 cm., printed on page 10 of published work. 2. "1778" Siege of the fort, n.d., 29 x 22 cm., on leaf 35 x 28 cm., printed on page 13. 3. Flatboats on the river, 1931, 22 x 21.5 cm., on leaf 28.5 x 28 cm., printed on page 14. All published full scale in Rojankovsky, Daniel Boone, Paris, Domino Press, 1931 (Lilly PZ9 .B724 R7)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin B. Schiller, P.O. Box 1667 FDR Station, New York City 10022. 1978 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 84 p. 17 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. In pen and pencil
2. Black cover
3. Contains names and addresses of probable buyers; sketches, prices, sizes, brief descriptions of art objects; biographical sketch of Nathaniel Hone; and several uncounted blank pages
4. Names used to determine date of notebook include: Sir Augustus Moore Daniel, 1866-1950, created 1932, trustee and director of the National Gallery; Robert Nassau Sutton-Nelthorpe, 1850-1937, army officer.
5. Found in Book Department of Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1969 .

Quantity: 22 x 28 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Drawings made on cover of Sir Banting's copy of the menu of a dinner at the Indianapolis Athletic Club celebrating the opening of the new Lilly Research Laboratories

Immediate Source of Acquisition: From the library of Josiah Kirby Lilly, Jr., Indianapolis, Indiana. 1956 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 46 x 37 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. In pen, brush and ink, matted, 53 x 44 cm.
2. Depicts Little Buttercup and sailors on deck of the ship H.M.S. Pinafore
3. Published in Louis Untermeyer, The Last pirate: tales from the Gilbert and Sullivan operas. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1934 (Lilly MT100 .S97 U6), p. 281

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. John T. gernon. Evanston, Illinois. 1989 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 3 p. 15 x 15 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Three water-color drawings on board
2. Apparently unpublished

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Schiller-Wapner Galleries, New York, N.Y. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 1 p. 13 x 13 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Water-color drawing on board
2. Title from p. 20 of published volume
3. Printed on p. 21 of Du Bois, Giant Otto. New York: The Viking Press, 1936

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Schiller-Wapner Galleries, New York, N.Y. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 26 x 38 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Inscribed: To Sue & "Steve," Johnny Gruelle - Ashland, Ore - Aug. 17, 1937

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin G. Schiller, Ltd., 36 East 61st Street, New York, New York. 1974 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 1 leaf 28 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Accompanied by envelope
2. Removed from Warwick Deeping, Uther and Igraine, New York, The Outlook Co., 1903 (Lilly PR6007 .E25 U91 1903).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1975 .

Physical Description: Autograph document

Scope and Content:

1. Drawings prepared for use in Albert Wesselski, Deutsche Marchen vor Grimm, Brunn, Leipzig, 1938 (Lilly PT921 .W515 D4)
2. Drawings mounted on two leaves: 1) published on pages 49 (8 x 13 cm.) and 56 (11 x 11 cm.); 2) published on pages 23 (6 x 13 cm.), 45 (6 x 14 cm.), and 264 (9 x 11 cm.)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Deval & Muir, Takeley, Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, England. 1974 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 23 x 24 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. In natural colors
2. Figure of the bull mounted on blue background with a flowering cactus and a celluloid bee
3. Copyright Walt Disney Productions 1938

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Victoria Book Shop, New York. 1974 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 10.5 x 9.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pen and watercolor drawing, matted, 51 x 41 cm.
2. On verso, with illuminated initial: "Then Sylvie went to her Grandpawp and told him what happened, so He came out and cut the top off that runaway pumpkin."
3. Published in Tudor, Pumpkin moonshine. London, New York & Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1938 (Lilly PZ7 .T897 P9), p. 34

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchase. Wm Hallam Webber. Rockville, Maryland. 1990 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 15.6 x 15.1 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Published in Tudor, A Tale for Easter, New York, Oxford University Press, 1941 (Lilly PZ7 .T897 T14)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Document signed 1 p. 14 x 36 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Inscribed to Elisabeth Ball
2. Drawings in the proofs are published on p. 2 and p. 36 of Hans Christian Andersen, Andersen's Fairy Tales, translated by E. V. Lucas & H. B. Paull. Illustrated by Arthur Szyk. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1945
3. Transfer from Book Department, Lilly Library.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: From the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball. 1987 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 32.5 x 25 cm. 1 p.

Scope and Content:

1. Inscription below drawing reads: "avec toutes mes amities a Maitre y Breton. Encore une baigneuse! Pourquoi pas? ... Avignon 25 Sept. 49"
2. On p. 112
3. In Alternance, [Paris?]: Le Gerbier, 1946.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1987 .

Physical Description: Autograph cartoon signed 1 p. 28 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Grin and Bear It series
2. Drawn in black ink
3. "Copr. 1952, Field Enterprises, Inc. All rights reserved."
4. Title information printed and attached

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Mrs. James A. Work, 923 Campus View Apts., Bloomington, Indiana, 47401. 1971 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 31 x 24 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Head and neck sketched on tracing paper
2. Overlain with paper vellum with directions for publishing
3. Mounted on board
4. Used as the cover of the book Lettres a Milorad
5. Removed from Cocteau, Letters a Milorad. Paris, Editions Saint-Germain-des-Pres, 1975 (Lilly PQ2605 .O15 Z5 1975).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1979 .

Physical Description: Autograph drawing signed 51 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Henry Miller, 444 Ocampo Drive, Pacific Palisades, California. 1964 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 24 x 27 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Inscription finished in pencil

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin Schiller, Ltd., New York City. 1974 .

Physical Description: Drawing

Scope and Content:

1. Inscribed by the artist's widow for Breon Mitchell

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Breon Mitchell. Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, 47405. 2005 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 37 x 29 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Mounted and matted to 43 x 41 cm.
2. Water-color drawing for front of dustjacket of Arthur Ransome, The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux [1968] (Lilly PZ8 .R212 F68)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin Schiller. New York, N.Y. 10021. 1980 .

Quantity: 18 x 51 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. In lower left hand corner "Field Enterprises, Inc., 1970"

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, P.O. Box 459, Brooklyn, New York, 11202. 1973 .

Physical Description: Document signed 1 p. 9 x 12 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. On paper 12 x 19 cm.
2. Laid in Jean-Marc Debenedetti, Eau fixe. Paris: Editions de la grisiere, 1971.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1986 .

Physical Description: Document signed 1 p. 18 x 24.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Black and blue tempera on china paper
2. Laid in Jean-Marc Debenetti, Eau fixe. Paris: Editions de la grisiere, 1971.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1986 .

Physical Description: Typescript document 25 leaves 28 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Extensive corrections in the hand of Robert Indiana

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Phoenix Book Shop, New York City. 1974 .

Quantity: 28 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. No. 134 of 150 copies
2. Removed from Henry Miller, Insomnia, Garden City, New York, Doubleday, 1974 (Lilly PS3525 .I34 I35 1974a).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1976 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 8 x 9.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Size of sketch given as drawn on flyleaf of volume inscribed: For Miss Elisabeth Ball from Nancy Willard December, 1974
2. Volume entitled: The Merry History of a Christmas pie... by Nancy Willard, New York, G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1974 (Lilly PS3573 .I444 M57)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1986 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 1 p. 30 x 39.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pen and ink
2. Published in Alphabet Dreams, Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1976.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Schiller-Wapner Galleries, New York, N.Y. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 30 x 41 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Final drawing in ink and water-color
2. Matted with blue board
3. Published in Alphabet Dreams, Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1976.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Schiller-Wapner Galleries, New York, N.Y. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 14.5 x 14.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pen and ink drawing with water-color
2. Title from published volume
3. In lower left corner: "#12 Willy"
4. Accompanied by gray mat
5. Published in Mildred Kantrowitz, Willy Bear, New York: Parents' Magazine Press, 1976

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Schiller-Wapner Galleries, New York, N.Y. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 10 x 10 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Ink and wash drawing
2. Mounted on verso of second leaf preceding colophon
3. Illustration printed on p. 14
4. In Peter Redgrove, Ten Poems. London: Words Press, 1977 (Lilly PR6035 .E3 T28 copy 3).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1985 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 56 x 38.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pen and ink drawing
2. Matted with white board to 65.5 x 52 cm.
3. Illustration for Lloyd Alexander, The Town cats and other tales, New York: Dutton, 1977

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Schiller-Wapner Galleries, New York, N.Y. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 24.5 x 40 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Water-color drawing
2. Published on p. 12-13 of The Bear and the kingbird: a tale from the Brothers Grimm, translated by Lore Segal; pictures by Chris Conover. New York: Farrar, Straus, Giroux, 1979 (Lilly PZ8 .G8 Z3913)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin Schiller. New York, N.Y. 10021. 1985 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 20.5 x 25.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Ink and water-color drawing
2. Matted with blue board to 30.5 x 38 cm.
3. Published in Richard Kennedy, The Lost Kingdom of Karnica, San Francisco: Sierra Club/Scribner's, 1979

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Schiller-Wapner Galleries, New York, N.Y. 1984 .

Quantity: 48 leaves 20.2 x 25.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. No text
2. Lacks proof of first title page which pictorially is the same as the final illustration, No. 48
3. Numbers in ink on front of proofs do not match the published page numbers
4. Facsimile copy of the 1896 French edition, published by the Viking Press for the Piermont Morgan Library, 1980 (Lilly PZ25 .B778 J413 1980), inscribed to Miss Elisabeth Ball by Gerald Gottlieb and Charles Ryskamp, December, 1981

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1986 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 36 x 51.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Matted and framed: 53 x 69 cm.
2. Collage of about 13 groups or individual figures in pastel watercolors and pencil as background studies for but not published in The Little Moon Theater by Haas. Atheneum, New York, 1981 (Lilly PZ8 .H1016 L77)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin Schiller, Ltd., New York City. 1982 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 24.5 x 21 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Drawing in blue, black, and red ink on gray board
2. Drawing not printed in text
3. On case for Bernard Stone, Inspector Mouse. London: Anderson Press, 1980 (Lilly PZ7 .S875 I59)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1985 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 29.5 x 37 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Tinted drawing in ink and silverpoint; executed on TRULINE BOARD
2. Accompanied by mat of gold board
3. To illustrate the poem "Saint George the Martyr," published in Hallelujah anyway: A collection of illustrated lyrics, Great Britain: Dragon's World, Ltd., 1984

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Sotheby's, London, England. 1985 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 21 x 39 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pen and ink drawing
2. On white board 29 x 47 cm.
3. Margins of board have pencilled sketches and notations
4. In upper margin of board: "Everyone makes mistakes, even big ones"
5. In lower margin was written and partially erased: "Dirk's Dream"
6. Published on p. 20-21 of Van Allsburg, Ben's Dream, Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1982

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Schiller-Wapner Galleries, New York, N.Y. 1987 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 54 x 46 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Mounted in board frame

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Madelaine Hemingway Miller, Petosky, Michigan. 1983 .

Physical Description: Drawing

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchase. William Cowan, Ards Cottege, Connel, Argyll. 2000 .

Physical Description: Matted signed.

Scope and Content:

1. Item 1: "And now we present 'Mary and Bill' the story of a family...". 32 x 29 cm. without mat. Title appears on mat. Signed in lower right hand corner. Published in The New Yorker, 4 November 1950.
2. Item 2: Man emerging from computer. 39 x 26 cm. without mat. Untitled. Signed in lower left hand corner. Published in The New Yorker, 27 June 1959.
3. Item 3: "Occasionally." 36 x 26 cm. without mat. Title appears below drawing. Signed in lower right hand corner. Published in The New Yorker, 10 May 1976.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Nicholls Gallery, 1014 Madison Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10021. 1977 .

Quantity: 9 x 12 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Mounted and sent as a Christmas card.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: From the library of Josiah Kirby Lilly, Jr., Indianapolis, Indiana. 1956 .

Quantity: 12 x 14 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Mounted and sent as a Christmas card.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: From the library of Josiah Kirby Lilly, Jr., Indianapolis, Indiana. 1956 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 1 leaf 12.5 x 18.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Drawing in brown and white wash
2. Mounted on paper, 18.1 x 24.3 cm., with note on verso: Original Drawing by Bartlett (in blue pencil) and Bridge near Quebec (in ink) Published in Canadian Scenery Illustrated from drawings by N. P. Willis, London, Virtue & Co., ca. 1840 (Lilly F1013 .B29 1840), Vol. 1, page 118

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Quantity: 33 x 35 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. On medium weight drawing paper
2. Transferred from the Lilly Library Book Department

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1979 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 3.5 x 8.2 x 2.2 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Remnant of paper pasted on verso bears note pencilled in black and red: Vol. III, p. 526; citation not located
2. Published in, and identified as "Tailpiece to the 'Reindeer.' (From the 'Quadrupeds,' 1791)," on page 114 of Thomas Bewick and His Pupils by Austin Dobson, London, Chatto and Windus, 1884 (Lilly NE1212 .B4 D63); and published as No. 173 in Wood Engraving of Thomas Bewick... selected by Reynolds Stone. London, Hart-Davis, 1953 (Wells NE1212 .B4 S87_

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. In black ink
2. On half title page of Louis Untermeyer, The last pirate: tales from the Gilbert and Sullivan operas. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1934 (Lilly MT100 .S97 U6).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1989 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 15.5 x 14 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pen and ink, and water-color
2. On half title page of Louis Untermeyer, The last pirate: tales from the Gilbert and Sullivan operas. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1934 (Lilly MT100 .S97 U6)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1989 .

Quantity: 34 x 28 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Hard edge on heavy drawing board
2. In pencil on verso: J S Metzger
3. Transferred from Lilly Library Book Department

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1979 .

Quantity: 19 x 11 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Forest sketched in pencil; hunter in colors of yellow and green
2. Inscribed "a Mademoiselle Margot Drake, qui dit avec puissance et talent les plus tragiques poemes anglais, ce souvenir emu d'un poete refugie de 1915"

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, New York City. 1975 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 45 x 74 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Black, gray and white chalk on drawing board
2. Depicts Riley reminiscing over scenes from his poems
3. Transferred from Book Department, Lilly Library

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1978 .

Physical Description: Drawing signed 19 x 25.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Signed Cuthbert Bede
2. Bears holograph notes
3. From an album belonging to Edmund Evans, 1826-1905, wood-engraver and color-printer, as cited in Sotheby Catalog, 8 July 1976, page 76

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Ximenes Rare Books, 120 East 85th Street, New York City. 1978 .

Quantity: 18.5 x 25.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Attributed to Cuthbert Bede in a letter of June 27, 1977, from the dealer
2. From an album belonging to Edmund Evans, 1826-1905, wood-engraver and color-printer: see Sotheby Catalog, 8 July 1976, pages 76-77

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin Schiller, P.O. Box 1667, New York City. 1978 .

Quantity: 14 x 22 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Bears holograph notes
2. Attributed to Cuthbert Bede in a letter of June 27, 1977, from the dealer
3. From an album belonging to Edmund Evans, 1826-1905, wood-engraver and color-printer: see Sotheby Catalog, 8 July 1976, pages 76-77

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin Schiller, P.O. Box 1667, New York City. 1978 .

Physical Description: Drawing signed 14 x 22 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Bears holograph notes
2. Signed Cuthbert Bede
3. From an album belonging to Edmund Evans, 1826-1905, wood-engraver and color-printer: see Sotheby Catalog, 8 July 1976, page 76

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Ximenes Rare Books, 120 East 85th Street, New York City. 1978 .

Physical Description: Drawing signed 19.5 x 13 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Ink sketch with black and gray wash of the school for title page of book by Frederic W. Farrar
2. Published in the 24th edition in 1890, Edinburgh, Adam and Charles Black (Lilly PR4699 .F181 E68 1890)
3. From an album belonging to Edmund Evans, 1826-1903, wood-engraver and color-rinter, as cited in Sotheby Catalog, 8 July 1976, page 76

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin C. Schiller, P.O. Box 1667, FDR Station, New York City, 10022. 1978 .

Quantity: 14 x 19 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Bears note: By "Phiz"
2. Figures gathered around a dinner table partially drawn in ink; table and chairs in ink; title in pencil

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, 667 Madison Avenue, New York City, 10021. 1976 .

Physical Description: Drawing signed 11.5 x 13.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pencil and watercolor drawing on board 25.5 x 32 cm. as illustration for David Copperfield
2. Signed: Phiz
3. Pencilled in lower hand corner: Our Housekeeping
4. Published in black and white in Charles Dickens, David Copperfield. London, Bradbury & Evans, 1849-1850, No. 15 (Lilly PR4558 .A1)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, 677 Madison Ave., New York City 10022. 1978 .

Physical Description: Autograph documents 16 leaves

Scope and Content:

1. Sixteen of the forty drawings which appear in Charles Lever, The Dodd Family Abroad, London, Chapman and Hall, 1854 (Lilly PR4884 .D6) are published as follows: 1) Paddy Byrne displays his knowledge of horse flesh, pencil sketch, 14 x 17 cm., page 12; 2) General Count de Vanderdelft stopped by a barricade, pencil sketch with gray wash, 14 x 20 cm., p. 45; 3) A sacrilegious monster, pencil sketch, 13 x 23 cm., p. 122; 4) A retort un-courteous, pencil sketch, 11 x 18 cm., p. 148; 5) Mrs. D. Botanizing, pencil sketch, 14 x 19 cm., p. 183; 6) Universal Smashing, pencil sketch, 11 x 19 cm., p. 300; 7) The arrival at the Schloss, pencil sketch, 14 x 18 cm., p. 341; 8) Taddy, pencil sketch, 19 x 13 cm., p. 377; 9) Rather Cutting, pencil sketch, 18 x 11 cm., p. 447; 10) A Fix, pencil sketch, 18 x 11 cm., p. 448; 11) A Fleeting vision, charcoal sketch, 13 x 18 cm., p. 453; 12) The Pilgrimage to Osaro, charcoal sketch, 19 x 12 cm., p. 526; 13) The Martyr, pencil sketch, 13 x 20 cm., p. 505; 14) I. K. enveloped in Muslin, pencil sketch, 14 x 18 cm., p. 568; 15) Mary Anne "astonishing" the Doctor, pencil sketch, 18 x 12 cm., p. 597; 16) Mr. "Plant" inspected, pencil sketch, 19 x 14 cm., p. 617. Each matted in cream colored boards and all housed in red slipcase

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, New York City. 1975 .

Physical Description: Drawing signed 11 x 16 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Signed "Phiz"

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, 667 Madison Avenue, New York City, 10021. 1976 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 1 p. 18 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Letter is addressed to Hajii and signed Ned
2. Watermark on paper: Jaller & Sons Super Fine
3. Transferred from Lilly Library Administrative Office

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1975 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 188 p. 29 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Title on spine: Hints on Composition in painting
2. Pt. 2: Practical Hints on Composition in Painting; has pencilled title page for second edition
3. Pt. 3: Practical Hints on Light and Shade in Painting
4. Pt. 4: Practical Hints on Colour in Painting
5. Includes 65 mounted drawings, some colored, for illustrations
6. Accompanied by the complete printed work in 4 parts: London, J. Carpenter, 1837
7. Both volumes housed in green drop back box

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Colin and Charlotte Franklin, Oxford, England. 1985 .

Physical Description: 23-28 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. One drawing is black and white, 23 x 27 cm.
2. The second drawing in red, black, and white. 24 x 28 cm.
3. Both drawings are unsigned.
4. Removed from Carswell's Pathological anatomy... London, Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman, 1838. (Lilly Rb33 .C32)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1956 .

Physical Description: Autograph drawings signed 34 leaves

Scope and Content:

1. Drawing No. 1 in pencil; all others in pen and ink
2. Drawings Nos. 3 and 7 only signed - on verso
3. Numbered drawings, 34 of 43 original sketches, many with instructions for printing: 1) Skull drawn in pencil for spine of book, 9 x 9 cm., on thin paper; 2) Three skulls for title page, 26 x 20 cm., on thin paper; 3) For page 1, 14 x 17 cm., heavy paper; on verso skull in ink with note "For Tourneur plays Frederick Carter"; 4) For page 47, 14 x 19 cm., heavy paper; 5) For page 51, 14 x 17 cm., heavy paper; 6) For page 55, 15 x 11 cm., thin paper; 7) For page 75, 14 x 17 cm., heavy paper, signed "Frederick Carter" on verso; 8) For page 76, 15 x 10 cm., thin paper; 9) For page 77, 10 x 20 cm., thin paper; 10) For page 79, 20 x 19 cm., thin paper; 11) For page 97, 13 x 16 cm., heavy paper; 12) For page 114, 14 x 16 cm., heavy paper; 13) For page 129, 7 x 14 cm., heavy paper; 14) For page 144, 20 x 26 cm., thin paper; 15) For page 155, 13 x 19 cm., heavy paper; 16) For page 157, 14 x 19 cm., heavy paper, additional sketch on verso; 17) For page 174, 9 x 14 cm., heavy paper; 18) For page 175, 13 x 17 cm., heavy paper; 19) For page 192, 13 x 11 cm., thin paper; 20) For page 213, 14 x 16 cm., heavy paper; 21) For page 225, 16 x 13 cm., thin paper; 22) For page 243, 14 x 12 cm., heavy paper; 23) For page 256, 17 x 20 cm., thin paper; 24) For page 257, 7 x 13 cm., heavy paper; 25) For page 258, 11 x 20 cm., thin paper; 26) For page 259, 14 x 19 cm., heavy paper, sketch of woman's head on verso; 27) For page 264, 11 x 14 cm., heavy paper; 28) For page 267, 13 x 19 cm., heavy paper; 29) For page 273, 14 x 19 cm., heavy paper; 30) For page 275, 14 x 17 cm., heavy paper; 31) For page 296, 14 x 19 cm., heavy paper; 32) For page 297, 9 x 14 cm., heavy paper, preliminary sketch on verso; 33) For page 299, 14 x 20 cm., medium weight paper; 34) For page 345, 13 x 9 cm., thin paper
4. Removed from The Works of Cyril Tourneur, edited by Allardyce Nicoll, London, Fanfrolico Press, 1929 (Lilly PR3170 .A4 N645)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1977 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 1 p. 32 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pen and ink
2. Transferred from the Main Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1963 .

Physical Description: Autograph documents signed 3 leaves 15 x 10.2 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Drawn on heavy paper, 18 x 14.3 cm., two of which bear the notation in pencil: Sonny Sayings by F. Y. Cory
2. Contents: 1) Sonny watching the rain. 2) Sonny at tea with Baby and Rag-Anna. 3) Sonny standing under tree limb. No text.
3. Drawings 1 and 2 published on pages 61 and 64 of Cory, Sonny Sayings, New York, E. P. Dutton & Co., 1929 (Lilly NC1429 .C83 S68). Drawing No. 3 not published in this volume

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Quantity: 5 x 9.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Accompanied by brown paper wrapping and envelope stating the name of the engraver
2. Removed from Giono, Regain, Paris: Bernard Grasset, 1930 (Lilly PQ2613 .L57 R33)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1977 .

Quantity: 8 leaves 25 x 20 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. In marbled wrappers with green and gold border
2. The figures hold in their hands: basket of flowers, bird, books, fan, and scarves
3. Figures painted on paper with the water mark: G & R Turner, made about 1824. See W. A. Curchill, Watermarks in Paper, Menno Hertzberger & Co., Amsterdam, 1935 (Lilly Z237 .C5) p. 54

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Henry Bristow, Ringwood, Hants, England. 1975 .

Quantity: 136 leaves in two volumes 29 x 23 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Volumes two, leaves 87 to 151, and three, leaves 152 to 223, only
2. Title taken from spine of volume two, bound in red, reading: Costumi Turchi, Tomo Due Soldates E Deruis
3. Volume two bears bookplate reading: de la Bibliotheque du Compte Nicolas Eszterhazy
4. Volume three lacks bookplate, red cover, and information on the spine
5. Colored plates of figures represent largely the costumes of men; leaf 151, a mule; leaf 175, a sepulchre; leaves 209-219, women; leaves 220-223, boats; leaf 223, a head on a stand
6. Captions in Italian
7. The paper interleaving the plates bears the watermark of D & C Blauw
8. Transferred from the Main Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1961 .

Physical Description: Drawings signed

Scope and Content:

1. Crane's logograph of a crane in lower corner
2. Item 1: Woman with lion, Fidessa, 28 x 22.5 cm. Used as cover of "Book I, Part I, Canto I." Drawing modified with whiting.
3. Item 2: Two knights jousting, 27 x 23 cm. "Fayre Britomart saves Amoret," published full scale between pages 808 and 811 of Book IV, Part X, Canto I.
4. Both in Spenser's Faerie Queene, edited by Thomas J. Wise, London, George Allen, Ruskin House, 1894-1897 (PR2358 1894)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, 667 Madison Ave., New York. 1978 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 1 leaf 17 x 17 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Varies slightly from the drawing published in color in Crane, The Baby's Opera
2. Accompanied by a copy of Crane, The Baby's Opera, London & New York, George Routledge and Sons, n.d.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin Schiller, New York City. 1981 .

Quantity: 13 x 18 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. With margins: 27 x 32 cm.
2. Note on verso reads: This drawing was done by m ylate Father Walter Crane. R.W.S. Signed Lionel F. Crane (1880)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, New York City. 1975 .

Quantity: 35 x 44 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Cesare Mario Cristini, professor of scenic design for opera, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. 1969 .

Quantity: 36 x 37 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Cesare Mario Cristini, professor of scenic design for opera, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. 1969 .

Physical Description: Autograph drawing 1 p. 23 x 44 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Accompanied by explanatory note on yellow paper from Jean Warfield, Oct. 18, 1971

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Jean M. Warfield, 630 Atwater, Bloomington, Indinaa, 47401. 1971 .

Physical Description: Autograph documents 5 leaves 22.5 x 18.5-28 x 22 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. In pencil and ink
2. Matted individually on buff card, 30 x 23.5 cm.
3. Depict various studies: hands, figures, faces, ships, etc.
4. Bound in William Makepeace Thackeray, An essay on the geniuis of George Cruikshank. London: Smith, Elder, 1885?, p. 6a-10. (Lilly NC1479 .C9 T36 1885 v. 1)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1990 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 16 leaves 23 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. In ink
2. Bound in marblized paper covered boards
3. Title and artist's name from illustration
4. Illustration in pen and pencil, mounted on watermarked paper, bound in
5. Provenance note on flyleaf: Sold at Craibe Angus Burnsiana sale, Dec. 9, 1902, to W. T. Spencer; bought from Spencer [by G. A. Ball], May, 1923
6. Accompanied by brown wrapper indicating Craibe Angus ownership

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 11 x 20 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Size with margins: 15 x 23 cm.
2. May have been a preliminary drawing for "Tom and Jerry sporting their 'bits of blood' among the Pinks" as published on page 155 of Pierce Egan, Life in London... London, printed for Sherwood, Neely and Jones, 1821 (Lilly PR4649 .E45 L5)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, New York City. 1975 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 8 x 5.1 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Mounted on cream paper, 11.5 x 8.7 cm., which is mounted on gray paper, 13 x 10.8 cm.
2. Gray paper marked with an x in pencil

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 8 x 5.4 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Mounted on cream paper, 11 x 8.5 cm., which is mounted on gray paper, 14 x 9.5 cm.
2. Gray paper marked with an x in pencil

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Drawing 1 leaf 22 x 31 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Holograph drawing of guillotine used to behead Louis XVI with 12 points of reference
2. Error in date of death: should be 1793
3. Paper is watermarked SILVESTRE

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Bernardo Mendel, 8 West 40th Street, New York, N.Y. 10018. 1967 .

Physical Description: Autograph documents 6 leaves 12.2 x 8.7 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Drawn on larger leaves, 16 x 13.2 cm. or 17 x 13.8 cm.
2. Contents: 1) Pencil, pen and wash sketch for [verse 3?]; decorative corners. 2) Pencil, pen and wash sketch for [verse 12?]. 3) Pencil sketch for [verse 30?]. 4) Pencil sketch for [verses 36/37?]. 5) Pencil sketch for [verses 46/47?]. 6) Pencil sketch for [verses 49/50?].

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph documents 2 leaves 29.2-29.5 x 24.5-25.7 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Contents: 1) John Gilpin in red cloak, wig and hat, with stone liquor bottles, mounted on horse (for verse 20?); 29.5 x 25.7 cm. 2) John Gilpin without hat and wig, clinging to galloping horse (for verse 25?), with two other sketches of a man's head on same leaf; 29.2 x 24.5 cm.
2. Removed from but not identical with the drawings of Archibald Stevenson Forrest, The Diverting History of John Gilpin (Lilly PR3382 .J6 1934).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift of the Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1986 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 1 leaf 61 x 49 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. On drawing board
2. Shows head and shoulders with hat and beard
3. Transferred from Book Department, Lilly Library

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1978 .

Physical Description: Autograph documents signed 3 p. 11 x 18.5-23.5 x 18.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Three pencil and water-color drawings
2. All published in Mark Strand, The Planet of lost things. New York: Clarkson N. Potter, 1982 (Lilly PS3569 .T69 P71), p. 8, 9, and 16

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Schiller-Wapner Galleries, 36 East 61st Street, New York, N.Y. 10021. 1983 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 28 x 39.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Ink and wash drawing
2. Published on p. 176-177 of Du Bois, The Twenty-one balloons, New York: The Viking Press, 1947 (Lilly PZ7 .D716 T8)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Schiller-Wapner Galleries, 36 East 61st Street, New York, N.Y. 10021. 1983 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 26.5 x 37.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pen and ink cartoon depicting the Henry Morgan [boat] and a light house
2. Publication history unknown

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin Schiller, New York, New York. 1980 .

Quantity: 7.5 x 11.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Inscribed to Ernest Aglaus Bouvenne
2. Symbol of Molinchart in upper right corner
3. Overall size of paper 13.5 x 22 cm.
4. Removed from Jules Fleury, Les bourgeois de Molinchart. Paris: Locard-Davi et de Vresse, 1885 (Lilly PQ2252 .B772)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1977 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 34 leaves 4.5-17.8 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Each drawing bears initials: K.G.
2. All mounted, except one, in folders, 20.3 x 16.6 cm., and shelved in slipcase
3. Accompanied by note in hand of Elisabeth W. Ball, indicating there is no proof the drawings are by Kate Greenaway

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 55 x 29 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Illustration for George Ade's "To make a Hoosier holiday."
2. Published: Collier's Weekly, XXXIV:9, Dec. 17, 1904.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Deloss A. Grant, Chicago, Illinois. 1958 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 38 x 34 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Illustration for George Ade's "To make a Hoosier holiday."
2. Published: Collier's Weekly, XXXIV:8, Dec. 17, 1904.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Deloss A. Grant, Chicago, Illinois. 1958 .

Quantity: 1 p. 13 x 16 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Mounted on board
2. Main figure wearing a crown and carrying a lyre stands beside a lake into which smaller figure is falling; mountains in the background

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, 667 Madison Avenue, New York City, 10021. 1976 .

Quantity: 14 x 12 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. For the colors: blue, red, yellow, black
2. Copper-colored plates mounted on wood blocks, 2 cm. thick

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Rayman L. Solomon, Director, Seventh Circuit History Project, U.S. Court of Appeals, Chicago, Illinois. 1978 .

Physical Description: Autograph documents signed 3 leaves 22.7-36.8 x 15.3-47.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Five drawings on three leaves
2. Item 1: A) Preliminary sketches of Carver as a young boy with bag on shoulder stick, marked VI-1, published on page 82 as "George was on his way to Neosho..." B) House with woman in doorway, marked VI-2, published on page 88 as "The back door opened..." 24 x 15.3 cm.
3. Item 2: Final sketch of Carver sa a young boy (same as Item 1-A), signed by Funk and book identified; 22.7 x 24.2 cm.
4. Item 3: A) Two horses, two men and child with background of trees. B) Two horses, two men and woman with background of trees, signed by Funk and book identified, published on pages 24-25 as "Men on horses surrounded her..." 36.8 x 47.5 cm.
5. Published in Stevenson, George Carver, Boy Scientist, Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill Co., 1944 (Lilly S417 .C33 S8). Lilly copy is inscribed by Clotilde Embree Funk to Betty Ball, 1945.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 15 x 22 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Victoria Book Shop, New York City. 1974 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 12 x 18 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Published in Gorey's Leaves from a mislaid album. New York, Gotham Book Mart, 1972 (Lilly PS3513 .O67 L43)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Serendipity Books, 1790 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, California. 1973 .

Physical Description: Autograph documents signed 38 x 25 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. 5 black and gray wash drawings
2. On artists' board
3. Unpublished, possibly planned for a later edition of the work
4. Contents: 1) Captioned: "Page 5 Lloyd uttered an exclamation of delight, he was so unusually large and beautiful.", corresponds to text on p. 45 of The Little Colonel's Hero, Boston: L. C. Page & Company [1902?] (Lilly PS3519 .O3 L652). 2) Captioned: "Page 10 With a horrible bumping motion that nearly threw her from the carriage at every jolt, they still kept on.", corresponds to text on p. 50 of the above work. 3) Captioned: "Page 37 A few minutes later the two were wandering along beside the water together.", corresponds to text on p. 77. 4) Captioned: "Page 40 He fastened the medal to HEro's collar.", corresponds to text on p. 98. 5) Captioned: "Page 64 Do you suppose I could train my dogs to do that?", probably corresponds to text on p. 64 of above: "Do you suppose I could train the two Bobs to do that?"

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Howard S. Mott, Inc., Sheffield, Mass. 1982 .

Quantity: 9 x 19 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, P.O. Box 459, Brooklyn, New York, 11202. 1973 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 79 leaves 12 x 18.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Title taken from first drawing: Grand Seigniore of Turkey
2. Watermark: ...L MASSO
3. Eighty-seven numbered leaves of which Nos. 14, 39, 42, 55, 62, 69, and 77 are missing; Nos. 3 and 4 misbound between Nos. 8 and 9; No. 78 misbound following No. 87
4. Numbered in ink on verso of drawing
5. Drawings identified in pencil in English with other identification in pen and pencil in Italian
6. Of the drawings, 28 are of Turkish people, 22 are Greek, 10 are Armenian, 3 are Jewish
7. Other places named include Alexandria, Corfu, Mytilene, Napoli, Santorini, Syria
8. Among the total number, 28 drawings are of women
9. Former owner of album: Bessie C. Mitchell, Newcastle, Maine

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Document (printed) 3 leaves 8.4-10 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Size given from double-ruled borders
2. Each identical design of two children under a tree with owl on fence bears printed initials: K.G.
3. Contents: 1) Bookplate in brown tones on thin paper with adhesive on verso, 8.4 x 6.6 cm. 2) Bookplate in black tones on medium-weight paper, mounted on board with hanger, with note on verso: Kate Greenaway colour'd this; 8.4 x 6.6 cm. 3) Bookplate in brown tones as printed for publication in a book, and removed from unidentified book, 10 x 7.8 cm.
4. Brief statement about Greenaway's design in 1882 of the Locker-Lampson bookplate and copy published in M.H. Spielman, Kate Greenaway, London, A. and C. Black, 1905 (Lilly ND1942 .G8 S75 1905), p. 88

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 5.3 x 3.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pasted within pencilled lines on page tipped in Kate Greenaway's Book of Games, London, George Routledge & Sons, 1889 (Lilly GV1203 .G8 K2)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1986 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 1 p. 13.8 x 16.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. On paper, marked "13" on verso
2. Inserted preceding half-title in M.H. Spielman, Kate Greenaway, London, A. and C. Black, 1905 (Lilly ND1942 .G8 S75 1905)
3. Printed statement, sgined in ink by Alfred John Greenaway, at bottom of page reads: This is an original sketch by Kate Greenaway
4. John Greenaway's signature also appears on the Edition page, of which this volume is No. 68

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1986 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 1 p. 28 x 27.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Title and artist identified in ink on mat
2. Drawing in pencil of child wearing hat with ear-bows and cloak; half-view
3. Mounted on board with view of child encircled by mat
4. Label on verso reads: To Miss Elisabeth, Oakhurst, Muncie, Indiana

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Quantity: 11 x 16 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Published on page 33 over The Little Cripple's Complaint in Jane and Ann Taylor, Little Ann and Other Poems, London, George Routledge & Sons. 1883 (Lilly PZ 8.3 .T243 L7)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. J & S Rare Books and Graphics, Chicago, Illinois. 1975 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 59 x 48 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Hanging in Byrd Room
2. In gold colored frame
3. Artist's name taken from attached metal label

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Josiah Kirby Lilly, Indianapolis, Indiana. Received with Lilly collection in 1956. Accessioned 1978 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 26 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Note at top: "Mr. Gladstone on Snowdon. He turns his back on the clouds lowering in the East & has no eyes except for Ireland."
2. Transferred from the Main Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1963 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 20.5 x 17 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Watercolor and colored pencil drawing, matted, 51 x 41 cm.
2. Depicts Orlando the Marmalade Cat pushing his wife Grace in a swing
3. Signed twice: K. Hale
4. Apparently unpublished in Orlando the Marmalade Cat series

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchase. Wm. Hallam Webber. Rockville, Maryland. 1990 .

Physical Description: Autograph documents 3 leaves 28 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Artist identified by designation on envelope in hand of Elisabeth W. Ball

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 2 p. 24 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Signed "F S by H jur"
2. From a Book of Hours, probably printed in Paris for Simon Vostre; as in the facsimile, his Chartres use Hours of 1508? has 29 lines to the page, border decorations of the miracles of the Virgin, with Sibyls (plain background and Latin names) in the corners, and the same mouldings as are in the lower borders of the recto and verso of the facsimile, but unfortunately the captions to the border historiation are in French, not Latin. (See Fairfax Murray Catalogue of Early French Books, no. 259). The Sibyls cuts were used by Pigouchet as early as June 1497, but a comparison of the border historiation with the illustrations in Claudin rule out such an ascription. The ca. 1512 Besancon use Hours produced for Vostre agrees as to subjects, Latin captions, and the border of the recto of the facsimile, but has 30 lines to the page. (See Murray Catalogue, no. 694, and Harvard Catalogue of French 16th-century Books, No. 298).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Bernard Quaritch, Ltd. 11 Grafton Street, New Bond Street, London, England. 1967 .

Quantity: 12 x 16 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. May have been drawn for but not published in Heath, The Life of a Soldier... London, Printed for William Sams, bookseller, 1823 (Lilly PR4779 .H163 L7)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, New York City. 1975 .

Physical Description: Etching signed 18 x 14 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Etching of subject sgined: Booth Tarkington
2. On sheet of paper 28 x 20 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Josiah Quincy Bennett, Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. 1981 .

Physical Description: Etching signed 18 x 14.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Etching of subject signed: Christopher Morley
2. On sheet of paper 28 x 20 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Josiah Quincy Bennett, Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. 1981 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 17.6 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. The word WELCOME! in capital letters in black ink inside a folded card
2. On the cover, drawing in black ink of a three man band with drum, flute and horn

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Removed from the scrapbook of Agnes Wells, former IU Librarian, donated by Indiana University Archives, Bloomington, Indiana. 1985 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 19 x 11.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Illustration in muted watercolors and ink on board, 33 x 19 cm., all in a mat of 40.5 x 30.5 cm.
2. Words in pencil
3. Published between pages 72/73 in J.M. Barrie, Peter Pan. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1980 (Lilly PR4074 .P4 1980)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin G. Schiller, Ltd., New York City. 1982 .

Physical Description: Autograph documents 20 leaves 11.5 x 8 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. In green slipcase
2. Drawings vary slightly in size; most have broken corners and edges; four have the face erased
3. Contents: Drawings of seven women, including one with child in basket and another in acrobatic pose; drawings of thirteen men, including one with umbrella, one with quiver of arrows and bow, one with green snake, one splitting reeds

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Document signed 1 leaf 10.3 x 6.2 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Head and shoulders view
2. In dark gown, brief white collar and choker
3. Mounted on front endpaper of Mother Goose... illustrated by Kate Greenaway, London and New York, G. Routledge and Sons, 1881 (Lilly PZ8.3 .M915 1181a Vault)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1985 .

Quantity: 19 x 12 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Caption on verso: "Cook 'Drat them nasty Darvinites it's hinfamous - I dont b'leive its a bit like her!"

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, 667 Madison Avenue, New York City, 10021. 1976 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 13 x 15 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Sketched on a larger board, 32 x 20 cm.
2. Sketch bears the initial T
3. Title and notes in pencil
4. Verso bears stamped information: Art Department. The Century Co., Union Square, New York City
5. Artist identified from similarities to his signatures and drawings on pages 19, 27, 30, 97, and 122 in Irwin Russell, Christmas Night in the Quarter, illustrated by E.W. Kemble, The Century Co., 1917 (Lilly PS2742 .C6)
6. Transferred from Lilly Library Administrative Office in May 1975

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. Accessioned 1989 .

Quantity: 21 x 17 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Estate stamp of Rockwell Kent in lower right hand corner
2. May have been drawn about 1930 for a proposed edition of Gulliver's Travels: Dealer's notes
3. From the collection of the Cranbrook Academy of Art

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, New York City. 1975 .

Quantity: 26 drawings 3 x 3 - 9 x 8 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Accompanied by 15 proofs in blue and 17 proofs in brown
2. In the published volume the drawings were in green: Peter Pauper Press, Mt. Vernon, New York [1943] (Lilly PR4572 .C68 1943)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. J & S Graphics, Chicago, Illinois. 1975 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 1 p. 4 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Mounted and bound in on stub before half-title in Douglas William Jerrold, A man made of money. London: The Punch Office, 1849 (Lilly PR4825 .J4 M3 copy 2)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1985 .

Quantity: 11 x 9 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pencilled title at bottom of page
2. Note on verso indicates that when published in Punch the figure of Thackeray was omitted
3. It has been questioned whether the lady is Becky Sharp

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. J & S Graphics, Chicago, Illinois. 1975 .

Quantity: 14 x 9 cm., 18 x 13 cm., 18 x 12 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. The paintings for pages 7 and 37 have the initials J. L. only
2. Published as black and white engravings on pages 7, 37, and 364 in Surtees, Ask Mamma. London, Bradbury and Evans, 1858, in 13 monthly parts (Lilly PR5499 .S4 A8)
3. The painting for page 7 has the head of a man on the ceiling which does not appear in the published work

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, New York City. 1975 .

Quantity: 4 leaves 14.5 x 14.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Drawings in ink and brown was hwith first title page also with publisher's name in blue ink, and second title page also wtih red and blue ink
2. Contents: 1) Title page lacks completed border. 2) "Once Upon A Time..." bears one or two word note in upper right hand corner. 3) "With Which She Determined to go to Market," designated as "2" about upper right hand corner. 4) "Pictures, Poems And Legendary Lore...," second title page marked with large "X" on verso in pencil
3. All vary somewhat from version published in 1847 with which these drawings are bound (Lilly PZ6 .O444 1847 copies 2 & 3)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1987 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed ca. 15 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. In four parts
2. Part I: Cover for 1847 and 1851 edition. Beige tinted proof, varies from published cover; three proofs of published cover; one proof on white paper. 5 items
3. Part II: Cover, frontispiece and title page for proposed edition. Includes 3 drawings, proof of back cover with initialed note by John Leighton, and a printing of cover on vellum. 19 items
4. Part III: Drawings in ink and pencil, proofs and prints. Includes 25 drawings of which 2 are noted as "first drafts," several bear notes about "perspective," and 6 are hand-colored. 87 items
5. Part IV: Proposed edition. Includes hard cover, frontispiece, title page, 23 illustrations, and text as in 1847 and 1851 editions (Lilly GT3450 .L529 L8 and GT3450 .L529 L8 1851). 1 item
6. Back cover of John Leighton, Our Tom Cat & His Nine Lives, London, R. Ackermann & Co, [1850/1851] (Lilly PZ8.3 L528 O93 1850 copy 1) bears an advertisement for London Cries..., "In Twenty-four Tinted Plates, Illustrated Title and Frontispiece"
7. Gumuchian 3700

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Quantity: 22 leaves 6.2-14.8 x 5.2-22.7 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Contents: 1) Four panels with 35 numbered pen and wash drawings plus the drawing used for book cover, 14.8 x 22.7 cm. Drawings and text vary from published version; drawing No. 12 not published; Nos. 14 and 15 reversed in published version; Nos. 19, 34, and 35 not published; not included on the panels are published drawings Nos. 31 & 32. 2) Four pen sketches on tissue, 6.2 x 5.2 cm. Sketches numbered in published order sequence, Nos. 1-4, with panel numbers in parenthesis; mounted two to a board, with printed text for No. 3 below each; sketches vary from published version. 3) Fourteen pen sketches on tissue, 6.2 x 5.2 cm. Sketches numbered in published order sequence, Nos. 6, 8, 10-12, 14, 16, 22, 24-27, 31-32, with panel numbers in parenthesis; each mounted separately on board except No. 24; sketches vary from published version; no text.
2. Drawings published by ackerman & Co., London, [1848?] which is the colored version, not the plain

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph documents signed 13 leaves 18.5-23 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Size refers to drawing only, not to the size of the drawing paper
2. Contents: 1) [Merchants], watercolor with acetate overlay, 20 x 15 cm., used as illustration opposite the lines: The merchants down on Market Street... 2) B [for Books], three preliminary pencilled sketches, 23 x 20.5 cm., 23 x 19 cm., 27 x 19 cm., no lettering or signature; watercolor, 21.5 x 18.5 cm., no lettering; watercolor with acetate overlay, 18.5 x 15 cm., with letter B. 3) C [for Clocks], watercolor with acetate overlay, 19 x 15 cm., with letter C. 4) M [for Musical Instruments], watercolor with acetate overlay, 19.5 x 14.5 cm., with letter M. 5) T [for Toys], watercolor, 22.5 x 17.5 cm., no lettering, cited by dealer as a "redrawing."
3. Published in On Market Street, pictures by Anita Lobel, words by Arnold Lobel. Greenwillow Books, New York, 1981 (Lilly PZ8.3 .L82 O58)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin G. Schiller, Ltd., New York. 1981 .

Physical Description: Autograph documents signed 1 leaf 46 x 37 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Ink drawing on one side, signed; watercolor on the other, not signed
2. Design resembles a man made out of books
3. Used as 1977 Children's Book Week poster which inspired On Market Street by Lobel and Lobel, Greenwillow Books, N.Y., N.Y., 1981 (Lilly PZ8.3 .L82 O58)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin G. Schiller, Ltd., New York, New York. 1981 .

Physical Description: Autograph documents signed 5 leaves 8.5/15.5-8.3/20.3 cm. within the mats

Scope and Content:

1. In watercolours of gray, green and brown and ink over pencil
2. Drawn for "I Can Read" books
3. Contents: 1) Frog and Toad eating cookies; 15.5 x 20.3 cm.; with mat, 27.4 x 32 cm.; published on page 32 of Lobel, Frog and Toad Together, Harper & Row, 1972. 2) Toad performing on stage in costume;10.5 x 10.8 cm.; with mat, 24.5 x 23.4 cm.; published on page 58 of Lobel, Frog and Toad Together... with variation: original does not have the chairs for the audience shown in published work. 3) Toad carrying two ice cream cones; 9 x 11 cm.; with mat, 22.8 x 23.4 cm.; published on page 33 of Lobel, Frog and Toad All Year, Harper & Row, 1976 (Lilly PZ7 .L7795 F92). 4) Frog and Toad having a fireside chat; 8.5 x 8.3 cm.; with mat, 22.1 x 20.8 cm.; published on page 64 of Lobel, Frog and Toad All year... with several variations: original has fireplace log, straight fireplace mantel, Frog and Toad hold cups, no holly swag over fireplace, no clock, no candles, plain back detail on chairs instead of scrolls (Lilly PZ7 .L7795 F92). 5) Toad flying a kite; 8.5 x 18 cm.; with mat, 22.5 x 30.5 cm.; published on page 20 of Lobel, Days with Frog and Toad, Harper & Row, with slight variation: published version shows only part of the long kite tail and string.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin G. Schiller, Ltd., New York, New York. 1983 .

Physical Description: Autograph drawing 1 p. 20.5 x 19 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pen and ink drawing with gray wash of man wearing hat hunched down in gloom with sympathetic owl by his side
2. In pencil: now to Hunappy (not Melancholical)
3. On verso: J L 5
4. In white mat: 45.6 x 38 cm.
5. Published as illustration for the letter H in Myra (Cohn) Livingston and Joseph Low, A Learical Lexicon, Atheneum, New York, 1985 (Lilly PR4879 .L2 Z459)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Schiller-Wapner Galleries, New York, New York. 1985 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 1 p. 21 x 20.7 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pen and ink drawing with gray wash of a bearded man and two cats jumping with joy
2. Carbon of typed wording taped below drawing
3. On verso: J L 10
4. In gray mat: 33 x 33 cm.
5. Published as illustration for the letter A in Myra (Cohn) Livingston and Joseph Low, A Learical Lexicon, Atheneum, New York, 1985 (Lilly PR4879 .L2 Z459)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Schiller-Wapner Galleries, New York, New York. 1985 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 38 x 29 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Hanging in Byrd Room
2. With sand-colored mat in metal frame, 59 x 48 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin Schiller, 36 East 61st St., New York City. 1980 .

Physical Description: Autograph drawing 1 leaf 13.2 x 7.3 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. On recto in pencil: A and P.3 plus the dimension of 3 1/4
2. On verso in pencil: 33
3. Artist identified by her name on mounting board in hand of Elisabeth W. Ball

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph drawing signed 1 leaf 24 x 18 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Name in pencil in lower left-hand corner: MASHA
2. On verso in pencil: 59 and color

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 29 x 40 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Water color of five ducks on drawing board
2. Title taken from page pasted on verso with copyright notice
3. Transferred from Book Department, Lilly Library

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1978 .

Physical Description: Autograph documents 3 leaves

Scope and Content:

1. Contents: 1) The lady, with fan and hairstyle of the late 18th century; signed with initials C.H.S.; 13.7 x 13.3 cm. 2) The Shoemakers: 3 men with long beards, making shoes; 13 x 17 cm. 3) The Spinners: three women in caps and aprons, two at the spinning wheel, one pouring tea; 9.5 x 17.5 cm.
2. All on boards
3. All stamped on verso: Copyright Reserved by Methuen & Co., Ltd. 36, Essex Street, london, W.C.
4. Transferred from Lilly Library Administrative Office in May 1975

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. Accessioned 1989 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 12 leaves 13 x 22 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Album of 11 water color drawings
2. Bound in brown with pastedowns in aqua
3. Spine broken, several leaves detached
4. Drawings in brown ink and wash, titles in blue ink
5. Done in the style of Edward Lear
6. Many drawings similar to those published by Lear in Nonsense songs, stories, botany, and alphabets. London: R. J. Bush, 1871 (Lilly PZ8.3 L438 N8)
7. Contents: Piggywiggia Pyramidilis; Cockatooca Superba; Banjoya Pensalis; Catlia Vulgaris. com Night-howl; Fishia Marina; Baccapipia Gracilis; Manypeoplia Upsidownia; Dippia Tallowphatia; Tinketlia Grandiflora; Plumbunia Nutritiosa; Pollybirdia Singularis

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Harvey W. Carter, 4 Cragmoor Village, Colorado Springs, Colorado, 80907. 1976 .

Physical Description: Autograph drawing signed 12 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Drawing bears the quote "Now said Roxy I want to keep you" and appears between pages 382-383 of published work by Scribner's, 1878 (Lilly PS1582 .R88) with the changed quote "You're having a hard time Nancy said Roxy"
2. Accompanied by holograph presentation card from Howard Mott to Josiah Kirby Lilly, Jr.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Josiah Kirby Lilly, Jr., Indianapolis, Indiana. 1956 .

Physical Description: Document 1 p. 29 x 41.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Folded
2. Removed from Bible. O.T. Jonah. English. Authorized. 1979. The Book of Jonah... London, D. Cleverdon, 1979 (Lilly BS1603 1979)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Source unknown. 1983 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 29.5 x 23.2 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pen and ink drawing with color added
2. Title from illustration as published on page 17 of Ride a Cock-Horse and Other Nursery Rhymes illustrated by Peake, London, Chatto and Windus, 1940 (Lilly PZ8.3 .R54)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Schiller-Wapner Galleries, New York, New York. 1985 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 36 x 8.6 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Signed also as: Quah Ah

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Quantity: 14 x 30 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pencilled note indicates the drawing was made for The Century Company
2. Stamped on the back is the information that the picture has been reproduced by The Century Company and may not be published without their consent

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, New York City. 1975 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 34 x 29.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pen and ink, matted, 51 x 41 cm.
2. Published in Petersham and Petersham, Get-a-way and Hary Janos. New York: Viking Press, 1933 (Lilly PZ9 .P485 G3)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchase. Wm. Hallam Webber. Rockville, Maryland. 1990 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 12 x 18 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pen and ink drawing, matted, 51 x 40.5 cm.
2. Published in Carl Sandburg, Rootabaga stories. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Co., 1922 (Lilly PS3537 .A6 R7), p. 19

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchase. Wm. Hallam Webber. Rockville, Maryland. 1990 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 9 x 13.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pen and ink drawing, matted, 51 x 41 cm.
2. Depicts old man with pushcart of old paper, two children nearby
3. Published in Annie Egerton Moore, Pennies and plans, a first reader. New York: Macmillan, 1919, p. 38

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchase. Wm. Hallam Webber. rockville, Maryland. 1990 .

Quantity: 34 x 30 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Signed "Willy Pogany"
2. In brilliant colors of red, green and blue against a brown-toned background
3. Reproduced on the bookjacket and on page 33 of Colum, The Frenzied Prince, New York and Philadelphia, 1943 (Lilly PR6005 .O33 F87) for the story "The Cowherds' Fosterling"

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchase. Victoria Bookshop, New York City. 1975 .

Quantity: 30 x 25 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Drawing depicts two men about to climb a gate with the sign "Beware the Bull" posted nearby
2. Below the caption is a Note to Engraver
3. In blue pencil in upper right hand corner: Xmas No

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. David Bristow, Ringwood, Hants, England. 1975 .

Physical Description: Autograph letter signed 1 p. 23 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: From the library of Josiah Kirby Lilly, Jr., Indianapolis, Indiana. 1956 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 40 x 29.7 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Matted
2. Signature in printed style
3. Caption in lower left hand corner below illustration outline
4. Illustration for Charles Kingsley, Water Babies, London, 1915

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin G. Schiller, Ltd., New York, New York. 1984 .

Quantity: 30 x 39 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Illustration on board for a story for children from the Japanese
2. Published in The Strand Magazine, Vol. 50, page 715: error on verso of drawing reads "The Ogress of Ojejama, Vol. 50, page 597"

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, New York City. 1975 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 39 x 28 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin Schiller, Ltd., New York City. 1974 .

Quantity: 13.5 x 20.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Published with minor variations in William Comb, The Tour of Doctor Syntax in search of the Picaresque. A Poem, between pages 40 and 41, with the data: London, Published 1 May 1812 at R. Ackerman's Repository of Arts, 101 Strand, Plate 8 (Lilly PR3359 .C5 T7 pt. 1 Vault)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. K.D. Duval, Scotland. 1978 .

Physical Description: Document signed 80 leaves, 79 leaves 36 cm., 48.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Each volume bears label inside front cover: Ex Libris/John Ruskin/Brantwood
2. Contents: Vol. I has 7 drawings (Stonehenge in gray wash, two watercolors of people in Switzerland by schmid, four sketches of buildings on Staten Island); 1 aquatint of Dungeon Ghyll, Westmorland, by Fielding; and 131 prints of Switzerland, Italy, England, trees, and women. Vol. II has 2 small drawings (a blue flower and a red lily); 1 engraving of Allan Cunningham, 1784-1842, poet, signed by Cunningham; 1 song sheet cover autographed by Noble Cunliffe; and 701 illustrative prints and printed news items on a variety of topics.
3. Typed note in Vol. I reads: Purchased at the Sale of John Ruskin's Library held in July, 1931, at his old home "Brantwood," Coniston.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph drawings 27 leaves 28-30-31 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Drawings characterized by a large head with the body tapering to tiny feet
2. Evidence of previous mountings found on verso of each drawing
3. Contents: 1) Cardinal Giacomo Antonelli, 1806-1876, secretary of state to Pius IX; 2) George Douglas Campbell, 8th duke of Argyll, 1823-1900, statesman; 3) Otto furst von Bismark, 1815-1898, statesman; 4) John Bright, 1811-1889, statesman; 5) Hugh McCalmont Cairns, 1st earl Cairns, 1819-1885, lord chancellor; 6) Edward Cardwell, viscount Cardwell, 1813-1886, statesman; 7) Chichester Samuel Fortescue afterwards Parkinson-Fortescue, baron Carlingford, 1823-1898, statesman; 8) Frederick Balsir Chatterton, 1834-1886, theatre manager; 9) Childer unidentified; 10) George william Frederick Villiers, 4th earl of Clarendon, 1800-1870, statesman; 11) Edward Henry Stanley, 15th earl of Derby, 1826-1893, statesman; 12) Spencer Compton Cavendish, 8th duke of Devonshire and marquis of Hartington, 1833-1908, statesman; 13) Alexandre Dumas, 1824-1895, dramatist; 14) Edward VII, king of Great Britain, 1841-1910; 15) George joachim Goschen, 1st viscount Goschen, 1831-1907, statesman; 16) Sir Edwin Henry Landseer, 1802-1879, painter; 17) Sir Austen Henry Layard, 1817-1894, archaeologist, statesman; 18) M. Malins unidentified; 19) Sir John Everett Millais, 1829-1896, painter; 20) James Moncreiff, 1st baron Moncreiff of Tullebole, 1811-1895, lord avocate; 21) Napoleon III, emperor of France, 1808-1873; 22) Pius IX, pope, 1792-1878; 23) Juan Prim y Prat, marques de lost Castilejos, conde de Reus, 1814-1870, general, statesman; 24) John Russell, 1st earl Russell, 1792-1878, statesman; 25) Robert Lowe, viscount Sherbrooke, 1811-1892, statesman; 26) Sir John Stuart, 1793-1876, vice chancellor; 27) young woman unidentified.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Jabez Elliott, 105 Southhampton Road, Ringwood, Hants, England. Date unknown.

Physical Description: Autograph document 4 leaves 26 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Descriptive report of the 12 drawings of Yeats that appear in John Millington Synge's The Aran Islands (Lilly PR5532 .A6 1907)
2. Author's name derived from note in book from which the report was removed
3. Accompanied by Xeroxes of pages from Yeats, Life in the West of Ireland, bearing vital information
4. Removed from Yeats, Life in the West of Ireland. Dublin and London, Maunsel and Co., 1912.
5. Formerly owned by Dixon Scott

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift of W.J. Holliday, Indianapolis, Indiana. 1981 .

Physical Description: Autograph documents signed 1 leaf 56 x 33.3 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Four drawings, 18.6 x 10.4 cm., mounted on a single board
2. Milne's text in black ink on board
3. Third drawing, only, signed
4. Drawings published on pages 20, 22, 24, 26, in A. A. Milne, When We Were Very Young, London, Methuen & Co., 1924 (Lilly PZ8.3 .M655 W5)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 12 x 17 cm. Overall size 19 x 27 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Pen and ink drawing
2. The chapter is entitled In Which Tigger is Unbounced in the volume published in 1928 by Methuen (Lilly PZ7 .M655 H8 1928)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. House of Books, 667 Madison Ave., New York. 1974 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 p. 24 x 55.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. In frame: 41 x 73 cm.
2. In colors of blue, green, orange, and brown, and India and colored inks
3. Published with some color variation by Farrar, Straus and Giroux, New York, 1968 (Lilly PZ8 .R212 F68)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin Schiller, New York, New York. 1983 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 20.7 x 27.7 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Full size of drawing paper: 23 x 30 cm.
2. Colors of faded blue, green and gray
3. Published in Smith, Early Life of Mr. Man Before Noah, Boston and New York, Houghton Mifflin Co., 1914
4. Previous owner: Elizabeth Ives Bartholet, the former Mrs. Paul Bartholet, New York City

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin G. Schiller, Ltd., New York City. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 15 x 30.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Bears the four lines of the 37th verse
2. On verso in pencil: P. J. Ulrich

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Drawings

Scope and Content:

1. Drawings mounted within ruled borders preceding each canto or drawn on the tailpiece in Scott, The Lady of the Lake, Edinburgh, John Ballantyne and Co., and London, Longman, Hurst, Reese and Orme, and William Miller, 1810
2. Bound in full leather with marbleized endpapers
3. Bookplates of Edgar Barclay and Stanhope Skelton
4. Contents: 1) Ellen standing in the skiff, 19 x 14.5 cm., Canto First, The Chase, before p. 3. 2) Hunting gear, 3 x 10 cm., end of Canto First, on p. 44. 3) Allan Bane and Ellen, 19.5 x 15 cm., Canto Second, The Island, before p. 47. 4) Three barges, 3 x 9 cm., end of Canto SEcond, on p. 94. 5) Bridal procession from chapel of Saint Bride, 19 x 5.5 cm., Canto Third, The Gatherine, before p. 97. 6) Two clansmen at rest, 7.5 x 11 cm., end of Canto Third, on p. 140. 7) Death of Blanche and Devan, 19 x 15 cm., Canto Fourth, The Prophecy, before p. 143. 8) Fitz-James and the Saxon, 4.5 x 9 cm., end of Canto Fourth, on p. 188. 9) Douglas riding through the streets of Stirling, 15.3 x 19.4 cm., Canto Five, The Combat, before p. 191. 10) Knights carousing in guardroom, Canto Sixth, The Guard-Room, 15.2 x 19.2 cm., before p. 243. 11) Malcolm kneeling before Ellen, 8.9 x 5.5 cm., in Canto Sixth, on p. 288.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, 667 Madison Avenue, New York City, 10021. 1978 .

Physical Description: Drawings

Scope and Content:

1. Drawings mounted within ruled borders preceding each canto or drawn on the tailpiece in Scott, The Lay of the Last Minstrel, Edinburgh, A. Constable & Co., and London, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1805
2. Bound in full leather with marbleized endpapers
3. Bookplates of Edgar Barclay and Stanhope Skelton
4. Contents: 1) Anne, Duchess of Buccleuch and Monmouth, and attendants listening to minstrel, 20 x 14.5 cm., Canto First, before p. 9. 2) William of Deloraine charging through water, 6 x 8 cm., end of Canto First, on p. 31. 3) Deloraine and monk of St. Mary's Isle, 20 x 14.5 cm., Canto Second, before p. 35. 4) Baron Henry on rearing horse, 7.5 x 9 cm., end of Canto Second, on p. 61. 5) Lord Cranstoun and Deloraine in battle, 20 x 14.5 cm., Canto Third, before p. 65. 6) William of Deloraine, spear in side, draped over horse, 5.5 x 5.5 cm., end of Canto Third, on p. 90. 7) Yeoman leading horse which carries his wife and child, 20.5 x 14.5 cm., Canto Fourth, before p. 93. 8) Harp resting against a rock, 3 x 9 cm., end of Canto Fourth, on p. 124. 9) Knights carousing in Branksome Hall, 22 x 16.5 cm., Canto Fifth, before p. 127. 10) Knights carrying Musgrave on a bier, 2 x 10.5 cm., end of Canto Fifth, on p. 157. 11) Marriage feast in Branksome Hall, 22 x 16.5 cm., Canto Sixth, before p. 161. 12) Minstrel playing harp, 2.5 x 8 cm., end of Canto Sixth, on p. 194.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, 667 Madison Avenue, New York City, 10021. 1978 .

Physical Description: Drawings

Scope and Content:

1. Drawings mounted withni ruled borders preceding each canto or drawn on the tail piece in Scott, Marmion..., Edinburgh, Archibald Constable and Co., and London, William Miller and John Murray, 1808
2. Bound in full leather with marbleized endpapers
3. Bookplates of Edgar Barclay and Stanhope Skelton
4. Contents: 1) Glory weeping over Nelson's tomb, 4 x 5 cm., end of Introduction to Canto First, on p. 20. 2) Lord Marmion returning to Norham, 20 x 15.5 cm., Canto First, The Castle, before p. 23. 3) Marmion trumpeting at castle gate, 9 x 7.5 cm., end of Canto First, on p. 55. 4) Palmer looking over edge of chasm, 9 x 8 cm., end of Introduction to Canto Second, on p. 73. 5) Abbess of St. Hilda and Abbot listening to story of Constance de Beverly and mon, 19.5 x 14.5 cm., Canto Second, The Convent, before p. 77. 6) Ship with oars and single sail, 7.5 x 7 cm., end of Canto Second, on p. 113. 7) Gothic archway, 6 x 7 cm., end of Introduction to Canto Third, p. 129. 8) Pilgrim, pointing to Marmion, 20 x 16 cm., Canto Third, The Hostel, or Inn, before p. 133. 9) Marmion on horseback charging the foe, 7 x 10.5 cm., end of Canto Third, on p. 167. 10) Minstrel and listener on river's bank under a tree, 7 x 9.5 cm., end of Introduction to Canto Fourth, on p. 182. 11) Marmion and the Spectre Knight at battle, 20 x 15.5 cm., Canto Fourth, The Camp, before p. 185. 12) Knights in military camp, 7 x 8 cm., end of Canto Fourth, on p. 223. 13) Minstrel playing harp, 6 x 7 cm., end of Introduction to Canto Fifth, on p. 237. 14) Dame Heron playing harp while James I and other listen, 20 x 16 cm., Canto Fifth, The Court, before p. 241. 15) Band of knights on horses, 4.5 x 7.5 cm., end of Canto Fifth, on p. 296. 16) Band of men in tavern, 9.5 x 10 cm., end of Introduction to Canto Sixth, on p. 311. 17) Battle of Flodden plain, 20 x 16 cm., Canto Sixth, The Battle, before p. 315. 18) Marmion lies dead beside his horse, 4.5 x 9 cm., end of Canto Sixth, on p. 377.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, 667 Madison Avenue, New York City, 10021. 1978 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 14.7 x 11 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Mat size: 21.5 x 16.5 cm.
2. Signed: Pu-ga-ni-ni Tsa
3. Explanation on verso: Indian name means (yellow Butterfly); Address: Rosita Tafoya, Santa Clara Pubeblo, Espanola, New Mexico

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 11 leaves ca. 19 x 11.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Drawings in ink with the first one having an additional brown wash
2. Drawings of saints on paper, the gentleman on parchment
3. Saints depicted in draped cloaks, the gentleman in shaped or fitted cloak; all have beards
4. Drawings designated by pencilled number on leaves in volume
5. Contents: Leaf 2) Standing man, hat, and staff; 10.5 x 13.4 cm. Leaf 9) Seated man, closed book, bare feet, staff with cross; partial stamp in corner, 16 x 13.5 cm. Leaf 12) Seated man on bench, bare feet, open book, staff with curved end on floor; 18.8 x 11.5 cm. Leaf 15) Standing man, open book, sword with cross on handle pointing upward; drawing loose in volume; 18.8 x 11.5 cm. Leaf 17) Seated man on bench, short staff; 18.8 x 11.4 cm. Leaf 21) Seated man on bench, cloak with decorated border, closed book, knife pointing upward; 16.4 x 13.5 cm. Leaf 25) Seated man on bench, eyes down reading book, long knife on floor; 19 x 11.5 cm. Leaf 30) Standing man, bare feet, hand on large x-shaped structure; 19 x 11.5 cm. Leaf 48) Standing man, bare feet, closed book in one hand, large key in other hand; 19 x 11.5 cm. Leaf 52) Standing man, bare feet, sword pointing upward; 17.7 x 11.5 cm. Leaf 122v) Gentleman, half-view, in hat and ruff, holding open book in both hands, denoted as: AET 66 - 1502; ca. 22 x 16 cm.
6. Pencilled note in volume suggests the drawings are of Saints, German School, 16th century
7. Tipped in Prologus primus Venerabilis fratis Nicolai de lyra... (Lilly BS75 1485 Vault), formerly owned by Robert Clutterbuck, 1772-1831, topographer of Watford, England.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1986 .

Quantity: 19 x 23 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Upper left hand corner clipped
2. Studies include a dancing couple and a man and woman playing chess
3. Preliminary sketch of dancing couple on verso

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Black Sun Books, New York City. 1975 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 6 leaves 5.5 x 10.8 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Six sketches within printed borders, signed A.W.T., and one other sketch on last page signifying the END, drawn in The False Friend, Being A Lesson From Grandmamma To Teach Lucy of Balcaskie and Her Brothers How To Tell A Tale In Rhyme, n.p., n.d. (Lilly PZ8.3 .F19)
2. Inscribed across top of booklet: Illustrated by A.W. Torrens
3. Inscribed inside front cover: Mary Anstruther Balcaskie December 18, 1851
4. Genealogical table in vertical file shows relationship of the Anstruther and torrens families, and the probable identify of "Grandmamma" as Lady Sarah (Patton) Torrens, the mother of Sir Arthur Wellesley Torrens and grandmother of Mary and Lucy Anstruther

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autogrpah documents signed 4 leaves

Scope and Content:

1. Contents: 1) Wild roses and lily of the valley in pink, green, white, and lavender, wash, 15.5 x 22 cm., used as end papers; 2) Sketch of P for her Parasol, no words, 16 x 22 cm.; 3) Sketch of S for her Slippers with red, green and white wash, no words, 15.5 x 22 cm.; 4) Sketch of T for her Tippett, no words, 16 x 21.5 cm.
2. Published in Tudor, A is for Annabelle, New York, Henry Z. Walck, Inc., 1954 (Lilly PZ8.3 .T897 A12)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Eunice Althouse, Reno, Nevada. 1981 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 13 x 12 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Number 123 in lower left hand corner

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Eunice Althouse, Reno, Nevada. 1981 .

Physical Description: Autograph document signed 1 leaf 10.2 x 10 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Published in Tudor, The County Fair, New York, Oxford University Press, 1940 (Lilly PZ7 .T897 C8)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autograph drawing signed 1 leaf 32.5 x 25 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. In 1942 Verazaluce published Information and Guide to Visit the Archaeological Ruins of 'Teopanzolco' (the ancient home of God). Cuernavaca, Morelos. 22 p. 17 cm. Text in English and Spanish: National Union Catalog, Pre-1956 Imprints, Vol. 632, p. 664

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Physical Description: Autogrpah document signed 1 p. 10 x 6 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Deloss A. Grant, Chicago, Illinois. 1958 .

Physical Description: Autograph documents signed 5 leaves 25 x 17.5 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. In red slipcase
2. Drawings signed: R. Wilson
3. Description derived from note laid in which says the artist's name is R. A. Wilson
4. Contents: 1) Blue Lilac (Ceanothus thyrsiflorus Esch). 2) Fairy Lantern (Calochortus albus). 3) Morning Glory (Convolvulus occidentalis). 4) Owl's Clover (Orthocarpus purpurascens). 5) White Brodiaea (B. hyacinthina).

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift. Frances and George Ball Foundation, from the estate of Elisabeth W. Ball, Muncie, Indiana. 1984 .

Quantity: 28 x 39 cm.

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Elkin Mathews Ltd., Takeley, Bishops Stortford, England. 1969 .

Physical Description: Autograph document 2 p. 20 x 22 cm.

Scope and Content:

1. Illustration in shades of green and purple watercolor and ink on two adjoining leaves
2. Framed; size given as within mat
3. Printed words, pasted on second leaf
4. Accompanied by printed poster, 38 x 61 cm., of the same drawing, copyright 1977, signed by Jane Breskin Zalben, but with two lines of wording beginning: Beward, the Jabberwork, my son!...
5. Published in Lewis Carroll's Jabberwocky. Frederick Warne, New York and London, 1977 (Lilly PR4611 .J11 1977)

Immediate Source of Acquisition: Purchased. Justin G. Schiller, Ltd., New York City. 1982 .