Correspondence
odd: label: Appendix: Partial List of Correspondents in Series 1
content: Addision Gallery of American Art

Addison, Walter 

Aiken, Charles Avery 

American Artists Group, Inc.

Anderson, Karl

Anderson, C. W.

Andrews, Charles Sperry (includes illustrated letter)

Arms, John Taylor

Art Institute of Chicago

Ashe, Edmund Marion

Ashton, Leonard C.

Bassett, Richard

Benton, Thomas Hart and Rita Piacenza Benton

Beresford, Virginia

Bok, Hannes (includes illustrated letters)

Bower, Alexander

Bragdon, Claude

Braun, Edith E.

Brewer, Floyd E.

Brooklyn Museum

Brooks, Alfred Mansfield

Bye, Arthur Edwin

Byerley, Blanche A.

Buell, Alice Standish

Buller, Audrey

Butterlin, Otto

Calder, Alexander Stirling

Campbell, Charles

Cantine, Jo

Carlsen, Emil

Carrigan, William

Cheney, Russell

Clark, Eliot

Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts

Comito, Nicholas

Conner, John R.

Cortissoz, Royal

Crane, Bruce

Crowninshield, Frank

Curry, John Steuart

Daingerfield, Elliott

Davenport, Carson

Davey, Randall

Davies, Arthur B.

Julius Delbos

Diederich, Hunt (includes illustrated letters)

Dike, Phil

Dix, John A.

Dodd, Lamar

Dows, Olin

Dyson, Will

Edie, Stuart

Eilshemius, Louis M. (illustrated letter)

Epstein, Jacob

Faulkner, Barry

Folinsbee, John F.

Ford, Julia Ellsworth

Ford, Lauren

Freed, Ernest (includes illustrated letter)

Gantt, James B.

Gill, Sue May

Gramatky, Hardy

Hale, Philip L.

Hamlin, Genevieve

Hartley, Russell

Hartmann, Sadakihi

Haseltine, Herbert

Healy, Arthur K.D.

Heinz, Charles L.

Herpst, Martha

Hesketh, E.

Hills, Laura C.

Hoffman, Malvina

Hollingsworth, Jr., William

Holt, Jr., Henry

Hopkinson, Charles

Hoyt, Edith

Humphrey, Eleanor B.

Hurd, Peter

Jennewein, C. P.

Jones, Amy

Jones, Janet

Jones, J. Pope

Judson, Sylvia Shaw

Katz, A. Raymond

Kellog, Jean

Kent, Rockwell

Kingsbury, Alison Mason

Kreis, Henry (illustrated letter)

Ladd, Anna Coleman

La Montagne, Harry

Lathrop, William L.

Lawless, Carl

Lawson, Ernest

Lebduska, Lawrence

Lechay, James

Lee, Doris

Lever, Hayley

Lillie, John

Lober, Georg

Lowrie, Agnes Potter

Lucioni, Luigi

Macbeth Galleries

MacLeod, Alexander Samuel

Macouillard, Louis

Merritt, Jesse

Miller, Barse

Nichols, Henry Hobart

Oehlschlaeger, Frank J.

O'Malley, Power

Paradise, Phil

Parrish, Maxfield

Paxton, William M.

Pike, John (includes illustrated letters)

Prendergast, Charles E.

Price, M. Elizabeth

Puccinelli, Raymond

Reed, Alma M.

Rockwell, Norman

Sample, Paul

Savage, Eugene Francis

Sawyer, Wells. M.

Schaefer, Carl

Scudder, Janet

Shinn, Everett

Shonnard, Eugenie F.

Simmons, Will

Smith, André

Spencer, Robert and Margaret F. Spencer

Tarbell, Edmund C.

Tolegian, Manuel J.

Townsend, Harry (includes illustrated letter)

Ufer, Walter

van Soelen, Theodore

Whitaker, Frederic

Wiles, Irving

Wood, Grant

Woodruff, James W.

Yandell, Enid

Yeats, Jack Butler
name: label: Collection Creator
content: Ferargil Galleries
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content: Ferargil Galleries records
physdesc: label: Extent
content: 6 Linear Feet (Boxes 1-15)
unitdate: label: Date
content: 1920s-1963
dataSource: label: Archival Repository
content: Archives of American Art
identifier: label: Identifier
content: AAA.feragall, Series 1
objectType: label: Type
content: Archival materials
arrangement: label: Arrangement note
content: Incoming correspondence is arranged alphabetically by correspondent; outgoing correspondence follows, and is arranged chronologically.
scopecontent: label: Scope and Contents note
content: The bulk of the correspondence (approximately 75 percent) is written to Frederic Newlin Price, W. Frank Purdy and Ferargil Galleries by artists, dealers, and museums and other art and educational institutions. Artist correspondence is well represented with a significant number of letters from, or relating to, artists represented by the gallery including Bartlett Arkell, Randall Davey, Hunt Diedrich, Ernest Lawson, Agnes Potter Lowrie, Barse Miller, Maxfield Parrish, John Pike, Paul Sample, Wells M. Sawyer, and many others. Some correspondence relating to Price's involvement with Swarthmore College can also be found here.

Found at the end of the incoming correspondence is a folder relating to an exhibition "The Circus Comes to Ferargil Galleries," and a folder of circa 19 letters regarding the authentication and disposition of Gilbert Stuart's Lansdowne portrait of George Washington.

Outgoing correspondence consists primarily of copies of letters and memoranda written in response to the incoming material. The bulk of the outgoing correspondence ends in 1956 with one letter each from 1958 and 1963.

See Appendix for a partial list of correspondents in Series 1, noting illustrated letters.