1. Artist Archives

Photographic views of outdoor Cleveland monuments. The photographs were taken by Martin Linsey of the education department in August of 1977.

This is a small collection of photographs of Cleveland area architecture and sculpture compiled for Mr. Campen's publications and in connection with the "Art in Architecture, Cleveland" project. Some of the images can be found published but some are not. Copyright is held by Mr. Campen.

One century box and one oversized folder of photographs of portraits painted by Rolf Stoll. Arranged by age and gender of sitter: adult male, adult female, male child, female child, group and non-portrait paintings. Thereafter arranged by name of sitter with unidentified and unannotated portraits at the end of each section. The collection also contains two polaroids of Rolf Stoll and his wife Maria.

The Russell Barnett Aitken collection was donated to the museum archives by Irene Roosevelt Aitken. The collection documents the artist's life and career through visual, textual, and three dimensional materials. It consists of six scrapbooks, four photo albums, loose photographs, three sketchbooks, one notebook, fifteen works of art; and artist tools and molds.

This small collection includes images and inventories of artworks and a scrapbook documenting Mr. Bauer's exhibitions and awards. Additional information on the artist can be found in Ingalls Library clipping files and the museum archives May Show database.

This collection consists entirely of works on paper created by William E. Ward. It spans his work as a high school student through his career as an artist.