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Williams, Edgar I.

 Person

Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:

American Academy in Rome- Twenty-Fifth Anniversary, 1920

 File — Box: RG05-SG01-Se02-Box01
Identifier: 7
Scope and Contents File contains three original copies and one photocopy of the AAR 25th anniversary book. References include a bust of Charles Follen McKim by Albin Polasek, FAAR, the meaning of collaboration, use of the Villa Aurelia up to 1904, purchase of Villa Mirafiore, the gift of Villa Aurelia to AAR by Mrs. Heyland in 1909 and the philosophy of the American Academy in Rome. There is an introduction by William Rutherford Mead, a background on Rome by C. Grant LaFarge (Secretary of the Academy), a...
Dates: 1920

General Correspondence Regarding Activities, 1930-1937

 File — Box: RG04-SG02-Se03-SSe01-Box01
Identifier: 4308
Scope and Contents

File contains general correspondence regarding activities of the Alumni Association in the early-mid 1930s. The letters discuss issues such as Public Works of Art Project, events, publicity and fellowships. Correspondents are listed below.

Dates: 1930-1937

General Correspondence Regarding Activities, 1940-1944

 File — Box: RG04-SG02-Se03-SSe01-Box01
Identifier: 4311
Scope and Contents

File contains general correspondence regarding activities, War and Victory, work of the Alumni Association, suggestions for competition, form letter to Fellows regarding Alumni Association, etc. Correspondents are listed below.

Some correspondence is in regards to World War II from/to the "Red Cross 1944 War Fund of Greater New York- Artists for Victory Division

Dates: 1940-1944

Press Release, 1952-04-30

 File — Box: RG04-SG02-Se03-Lgl01
Identifier: 4846
Scope and Contents

File contains a press release listing the winners of the collaborative competition/problem.

Dates: 1952-04-30

"The American Academy in Rome- What is its Educational Value Today?", 1952-07

 File — Box: RG05-SG03-Se01-Box01
Identifier: 171
Scope and Contents

File contains one original copy of the book titled, "Journal of American Institute of Architects". The article within the journal titled, "The American Academy in Rome- What is its Educational Value Today," takes the opinions of an architect, painter, sculptor, and landscape architect, who have spent time at the AAR to assess the Academy's current "educational value".

Dates: 1952-07

Williams, Edgar I.

 File — Box: RG02-SG01-Box17
Identifier: 9141