Size: 18.8 linear feet (about 37,600 pages)
Access: Open, with the exception that some material has been closed in accordance with provisions of the donor's deed of gift.
Copyright: The Truman Library Institute, which was Kempton's residual legatee, has donated its copyright interest in any unpublished writings in this collection to the people of the United States. Documents prepared by U.S. Government employees in the course of their official duties are also in the public domain. Copyright interest in documents that do not fall into these two categories is presumed to remain with the writers of the documents.
Processed by: Randy Sowell, Samuel W. Rushay, Dennis Bilger, Monica Milliren, and Patrick Osborn.

1901 (March 22)		Born, Vienna, Austria
c. 1926		Emigrated to the United States
c 1930		Student, National Academy of Design and Art Students League, New York City
1946-47		Commissioned to paint portraits of Drucie Snyder, Treasury Secretary John Snyder, Margaret Truman, and President Harry S. Truman (the official White House portrait)
1948		Democratic National Committee distributed hundreds of thousands of prints of official White House portrait as part of Truman reelection campaign
1949, February 5		One-woman show opened at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, DC
1949, February 21		Portrait of Truman in Masonic regalia (as Grand Master of Missouri) presented to the President, Hotel Statler, Washington, DC
1949-52		Painted additional portraits of Mr. Truman, Bess Truman, Margaret Truman, and several Truman administration officials
1963		Named a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, London
1968		Bess Truman portrait presented to the White House
1987		"Greta Kempton: Forty Years on Canvas" exhibition at the Harry S. Truman Library, Independence, Missouri
1991, December 10		Died, New York City

The papers of Greta Kempton document the life and career of the woman who won fame during the Truman administration as "America's Court Painter." With her portraits of President Truman, his family, and members of his Cabinet, Greta Kempton established herself as one of the nation's most prominent portrait painters.

A native of Vienna, Kempton studied at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts before emigrating to the United States during the 1920s. She attended the National Academy of Design and the Art Students League in New York, and soon began earning commissions as a portrait painter. Her style was reminiscent of Rembrandt, Rubens, and other European masters. By the 1940s, she had compiled an impressive list of subjects, including the families of Hollywood notables and prominent residents of New Orleans, where she lived with her then- husband, the businessman Ambrose McNamara. Kempton became well-known in Washington following the unveiling in 1947 of her portrait of Drucie Snyder, the daughter of Treasury Secretary John W. Snyder. Through Snyder, Kempton gained introductions to other high officials of the Truman administration. Later in 1947, she painted a portrait of Drucie Snyder's friend, Margaret Truman, and was also commissioned to paint a portrait of the President himself--the first of five Kempton paintings for which Mr. Truman posed. This became the official White House portrait of President Truman, and was widely used in his 1948 reelection campaign.

In the years that followed, Kempton painted additional portraits of President Truman, Mrs. Truman, their daughter Margaret, and several Truman administration officials. In the later stages of her career, she experimented with different styles and subjects, and remained active as a painter into her eighties. Her works are in the collections of the White House, the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the U.S. Supreme Court, the Harry S. Truman Library, the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, the National Portrait Gallery, and a number of other institutions. Kempton died in New York City in 1991. She left the bulk of her estate, including her papers, to the Harry S. Truman Library Institute for National and International Affairs. In 1994, the Institute donated Kempton's papers to the Harry S. Truman Library.

The papers of Greta Kempton include six series: a Subject File, a Family Correspondence File, a Harry S. Truman File, a Financial and Legal Affairs File, a Printed Materials File, and an Oversize File.

The Subject File contains extensive personal correspondence from Kempton's friends, along with material documenting her career as an artist, her social life, and her financial affairs. There are files in this series on several of the people who posed for Kempton's best-known portraits: John Snyder and his family; Senator Carter Glass of Virginia and his family; Postmaster General Robert Hannegan; Postmaster General Jesse Donaldson; Secretary of the Interior Julius Krug; Secretary of the Air Force Stuart Symington; and His Eminence Samuel Cardinal Stritch of Chicago. These files contain a substantial body of correspondence, particularly with John and Drucie Snyder. Also included in the Subject File is information concerning exhibitions of Kempton's work and her memberships in a variety of organizations. Two folders contain contracts for portraits painted by Kempton during the early stages of her career, while the folders entitled "Sketchbooks" and "Sketches" include some of her original drawings. The Subject File is arranged alphabetically.

The Family Correspondence File mostly consists of letters and postcards to Kempton from her daughter Daisy Dickson and her grandson Albert d'Ossche, with related materials. The bulk of the correspondence in the series dates from 1970 to 1991. The Family Correspondence File is arranged in chronological order.

The Harry S. Truman File contains correspondence, printed materials, and other items documenting Kempton's relations with President Truman and the Harry S. Truman Library. Much of this material concerns a 1987 exhibition of Kempton's work at the Library. The folder entitled "Oral History Interview" contains the transcript of an interview which Kempton gave in conjunction with the exhibition, along with related correspondence. The transcript of this interview is also in the Library's Miscellaneous Historical Documents Collection (MHDC) #623. Also included in the series is a deed of gift for Kempton's donation of a small collection of her papers to the Truman Library in 1987. This material, originally filed as MHDC #611, has now been transferred to the Subject File and the Harry S. Truman File of the Kempton papers. The Harry S. Truman File includes a small amount of correspondence with the President and Mrs. Truman, Margaret Truman, and Truman administration officials. The folder titles in this series, which were provided by the archivist who processed the collection, are arranged in alphabetical order.

The Financial and Legal Affairs File contains a variety of material relating to Kempton's career as an artist and to her investments. The series includes appraisals of the monetary value of Kempton's paintings, mostly performed between 1976 and 1981 by the Equitable Appraisal Company, along with related correspondence. The appraisals are organized in a chronological-numerical sequence, based on numbers assigned by the appraiser. The series also includes Kempton's checkbooks for the period from October 1971 to September 1991, and material relating to Kempton's apartment in Manhattan. The series is arranged in alphabetical order.

The Printed Materials File features a large collection of newspaper clippings, exhibit brochures, periodicals, and other publications reflecting the development of Kempton's career as a painter and her interest in the work of other artists. Especially prominent in the series are published materials featuring Kempton's most famous Truman portraits--the official White House portrait (1947), the first Margaret Truman portrait (1947), the Masonic portrait of the President (1949), and the First Lady's portrait (1952). The series also contains a number of items relating to Truman and the 1948 election, including campaign literature, Democratic party materials, and a 1949 Inaugural program. The series is arranged alphabetically.

The Oversize File includes certificates, reproductions of paintings, and a collection of scrapbooks documenting Kempton's career from approximately 1939 to 1984. The series is arranged in an approximate chronological order.

More information about Greta Kempton can be found in other collections at the Truman Library: the Greta Kempton oral history interview conducted by the Truman Library; Truman Presidential Papers (Official File 1446) and Post-Presidential Papers (General Correspondence File and Outgoing Correspondence File); John W. Snyder Papers; and Snyder's oral history interview (Oral History Interview #266). The Truman Library's museum collection includes several of Kempton's paintings.

For further information about the life and career of Ms. Kempton, see www.gretakempton.com.

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Container Nos.		Series
1-18		SUBJECT FILE, 1938-1991
		Correspondence, printed materials, newspaper clippings, financial records, contracts, sketches, handwritten notes, and other materials documenting Kempton's artistic career, personal life, and financial affairs. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
19-21		FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE FILE, 1930-1991
		Correspondence and enclosures, mostly to Kempton from her daughter Daisy Dickson and her grandson Albert d'Ossche. Arranged chronologically.
22-24		HARRY S. TRUMAN FILE, 1947-1991
		Correspondence, printed materials, newspaper clippings, and other items documenting Kempton's contacts with Harry S. Truman, the Truman family, officials in the Truman administration, and the Harry S. Truman Library. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
25-34		FINANCIAL AND LEGAL AFFAIRS FILE, 1932-1991
		Appraisals (done primarily in the period from 1976 to 1981) of many of Kempton's paintings; checkbooks and other financial records; with correspondence relating to Kempton's properties, investments, taxes, expenditures, and legal affairs. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
35-39		PRINTED MATERIALS FILE, 1946-1991
		Brochures, periodicals, newspaper clippings, and other printed materials relating to Kempton's career, the work of other artists, and President Harry S. Truman. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
40-47		OVERSIZE FILE, 1939-1984
		Reproductions of paintings, certificates, newspaper clippings, and scrapbooks documenting Kempton's career. Arranged in an approximate chronological order.

SUBJECT FILE, 1938-1991

• A
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Adelphi University
  [1 of 4]
  [2 of 4]
  [3 of 4]
  [4 of 4]
• Address Books
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]

• Addresses
• Akron
• American Biographical Institute
• American Federation of Arts
• American Newspaper Women's Club Reception
• Anderson, Polly
• Andreoli, [Emita]
• Anslinger, [Harry J.]
• Apartment Data
• Appointment Book--1970
• Appointment Book--1971
• Appointment Book--1987

• Arkansas
• Art Assns.--General
• Art Assn. of Harrisburg [Pa.]
• Art Donations [subscriptions]
• Art in the Embassies--U.S. Dept. of State
• Art Supplies
• Artists [exhibits]
• Artists' Fellowship [Inc.]
• Artists Welfare Fund [Inc.]
• Awards [and certificates]
• B
• Baradel, Edith and Joseph
• Batchelder, Barbara Ellen and William
• Bates, Franklin A.

• Beinecke, Edwin J.
• Bennett, Betty and Richard
• Biographical Information on Greta Kempton
• Boas, Gus and Grace
• Brazilian Court Hotel
• Broady, John G. (Steve)
• Burns, Gene A.
• Burr Artists
• Business Cards [membership cards]
• C
• Canton [Canton Art Institute]
• Cashman, Gideon & Kathy

• Catherine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club
• Childers, [Evelyn]
• Christmas Card List
• Christmas Correspondence, 1982-1988
• Christmas Lists
• Church
• Church of the Transfiguration
• Clark, Betty Woodworth
• Cleveland Museum of Art
• Clippings [1938-1951]
• Clippings--Greta Kempton's Work

• Clubs
• Coat-of-Arms
• Colloquium [Money Management Institute, 1970]
• Comptons [Wilson Compton and family]
• Contracts for Paintings
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Contributions
• Corcoran Gallery of Art
• Crosby, [May]

• David, Pierre
• Thomas E. Dewey [clippings]
• Diller, Mary Black
• Dixon, Jeane L.
• Jesse Donaldson--Postmaster General
• General Draper
• Drivers License
• Editions Publisol
• Eli [clippings concerning Eli Zivan portrait]
• Elliman, [Douglas]
• Engel, Michael
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• English-Speaking Union
• Evlanoff, Michael
• Exhibitions, National

• Farleigh Dickinson University
• Firestone [portraits of company executives]
• [Flint, Kitty]
• Flynn School
• [Portrait frames]
• Fraser, [Jim]
• Ralph Friedman
• Georgetown
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]

• Billie Gibson
• Gifts
• Glass Family
• Earl A. Glosser
• Gramercy Herald
• Grand Central Art Galleries
• Dr. John Guck
• Gurwood, Jane & Alex [Jane Dolinger]
• Frederick Hainfeld, Jr.
• [Haley, Mrs. E. A.]
• [Hanfield, Callen, Ruland & Benjamin]
• Robert E. Hannegan
• Harrisburg Clippings
• [Hastings, John]
• Ernest M. Hole
• Hoover, Mrs. Ray P.
• Hotels

• "House on the Hill"
• Human Resources Center
• Dr. Hunter, [Harold]
• International Biographical Centre
• International Directory of Arts
• International Platform Association
• Jiranek, [Leo]
• [Johnson, Lyndon B., clippings and correspondence]
• Karoly, Andrew
• Kefauver, Nancy P.
• Kempton--Accolades
• Kempton--References [biographical information]
• [Mrs.] Stephen J. Knerly
• Koplar [family]
• Krug [Julius A., portrait of]
• Murray Kupferman
• Lawyer--S. Presant, Atty.; Bill, [Edmund G.]
• Leggett, [Ruth]
• [Lehrer, Jack]
• [Leitner, Steven]
• [Leone, Arthur Thomas]
• [Lindsay, Mayor John]
• Little Rock, Arkansas
• Long Island Trust
• Louisiana
• Loyola College
• [McAll, Mrs. Reginald]
• Dave McCullough

• [McNamara, Ambrose M.]
• [McNamara, Archibald]
• Masonic
  [1 of 4]
  [2 of 4; Bond, Calvin G.]
  [3 of 4; Roberts, Allen E.]
  [4 of 4]
• Medina City Schools
• Judge [Harold] Medina
• Messina, [Joseph]
• Metropolitan Museum of Art
• [Meyer, Jeanne]

• [Milliken, Severance]
• Missouri State Historical Society
• Money Management Institute
• Museums and Exhibitions
• National Academy of Design
• National Arts Club
• [National League of American Pen Women]
• [National Museum of Women in the Arts]
• National Portrait Gallery
• National Social Directory
• National Society of Arts and Letters
• G.T. Nelson

• New York-Phoenix Schools of Design
• Richard M. Nixon [clipping concerning portrait]
• Notes [handwritten drafts of letters, lists of names, etc.]
  [1 of 3]
  [2 of 3]
  [3 of 3]
• Reathel Odum
• Oklahoma [Art Center]
• Jackie Onassis [clippings concerning portrait]
• O'Toole, [James St. L.]
• Pace Press
• Paint Co.

• Painting Copies
• Paintings
• Paints and Photography
• Palette Scholarship Awards
• Parma Area Fine Arts Council
• Parsons, Claude [and Virginia]
• Passport
• Pennsylvania
• [Perry, Lois and Chuck]
• [Personal correspondence]
• Pierson, Robert
• Porterfield, W. A.
• Presidents
• Prusmack, Armand J.
• Publicity
• [Quigg, Jim]
• Raffalovich, [Katherine]
• Reagan, Ronald
• Replica [Arts, Inc.]
• [Richardson, Weston]

• [Ridgway, Peggy]
• Riggs Bank
• Royal Society of Arts
• Runyon & Bradford College
• S
• Saint Francis College
• St. Louis
• Saks Fifth Avenue
• Salmagundi Club
• [Sammartino, Dr. and Mrs.]
• Sandusky Exchange Club
• Sant Ambroeus
• Schwartz, Marie
• Schwerin, Fred

• Mrs. Edmund Secrest
• Shepherdess
• [Sketchbooks]
• [Sketches]
• [Smith, William A.]
• Smithsonian Institution
• [Snyder, Drucie]
• Snyder, John
  [1 of 3]
  [2 of 3]

[3 of 3]
• Gary Soldati, D.D.S.
• Speeches
• Cardinal Spellman
• His Eminence Cardinal Stritch
• [Symington, Stuart--portrait of]
• Tasker, Mildred [Bedell]
• Thank-you Notes
• Tiffany & Co.
• [Treger, Dolores and Gerry]
• Tri-County Society of Fine Arts
• United Nations
• Universities
• U.S. News and World Report
• Valentine Museum
• Vandenberg, General Hoyt [portrait of]
• [A. Vena Jeweler, Inc.]
• Vettewinkel, Karel

• Virginia Residence
• Wachtel, Lillian
• [Weston Richardson and Associates]
• Whiskey Painters of America
• White, Dorothy [Dorothy and Jefferson Wynne]
• [Whitney Museum of American Art]
• Who's Who
• [Wilcox, U. V.]
• Will
• [Women's Art League]
• Women's National Republican Club
• Wooster College
• Wyeth, Andrew
• Cross Reference Sheet [books transferred to the printed materials collection]
• Cross Reference Sheets [photographs and other audiovisual materials transferred to the audiovisual collection]

FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE FILE, 1930-1991

• Family Correspondence, 1930-1959
• Family Correspondence, 1964-1969
• Family Correspondence, 1970
• Family Correspondence, 1971
• Family Correspondence, 1972
• Family Correspondence, 1973
• Family Correspondence, 1974
• Family Correspondence, 1975
• Family Correspondence, 1976
• Family Correspondence, 1977
• Family Correspondence, 1978
• Family Correspondence, 1979

• Family Correspondence, 1980
• Family Correspondence, 1981
• Family Correspondence, 1982
• Family Correspondence, 1983
• Family Correspondence, 1984
• Family Correspondence, 1985
• Family Correspondence, 1986
• Family Correspondence, 1987

• Family Correspondence, 1988
• Family Correspondence, 1989
• Family Correspondence, 1990
• Family Correspondence, 1991
• Family Correspondence, Undated
  [1 of 3]
  [2 of 3]
  [3 of 3]

HARRY S. TRUMAN FILE, 1947-1991

• Harry S. Truman Administration Materials
• Harry S. Truman and Family--Correspondence
• Harry S. Truman and Family--Newspaper Clippings
• Harry S. Truman and Family--Portraits
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]

• Harry S. Truman Centennial Stamp--1984
• Harry S. Truman Library
• Harry S. Truman Library--Correspondence
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Harry S. Truman Library--Gift of Papers of Greta Kempton [transferred from MHDC #611]
• Harry S. Truman Library News Releases
• Harry S. Truman Library--Oral History Interview with Greta Kempton

• Harry S. Truman Library Institute
• Harry S. Truman--Masonic
• Harry S. Truman--Miscellaneous
• Harry S. Truman National Historic Site
• Harry S. Truman--Photographs
• Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation
• Miscellaneous

FINANCIAL AND LEGAL AFFAIRS FILE, 1932-1991

• Accountant
• Appraisals--76-243 to 77-348
• Appraisals--77-349 to 78-402
• Appraisals--78-408 to 78-410
• Appraisals--78-457 to 79-486C
• Appraisals--79-542 to 81-761

• Appraisals, Fine Art--76-243 to 77-349
• Appraisals--Miscellaneous
• Appraisals by Marjorie Neikrug
• Appraisals--O'Toole [O'Toole-Ewald Art Associates, Inc.]
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Appraisals--O'Toole-Ewald Art Associates, Inc.
• Appraisals and Other Financial Records
• Appraisals--Thomson [Equitable Appraisal Company]
• Appraisals--Dorothy White Estate

• Automobile
• Bills
• Bills, Federated Answering Service
• Bills, Saks Fifth Avenue
• Cash Receipts, Disbursements--1983
• Checkbooks, Oct. 1971 to Sept. 1975
• Checkbooks, Oct. 1975 to Jan
• Checkbooks, Feb. 1977 to April 1978

• Checkbooks, April 1978 to Sept. 1979
• Checkbooks, Sept. 1979 to Dec. 1980
• Checkbooks, Dec. 1980 to Dec. 1985
• Checkbooks, Dec. 1985 to Oct. 1989

• Checkbooks, July 1990 to Sept. 1991
• Chemical Bank New York Trust Company
• Chemical Bank Receipts
• Disney Productions
• Dividends and Deposits, 1979 [stock certificates]
• Dividends Paid, 1980
• Dividends and Deposits, 1981
• Eifert, French and Company
  [1 of 2]

[2 of 2]
• [Equity General, Inc.]
• Fiduciary Counsel, Inc.
  [1 of 3]
  [2 of 3]
  [3 of 3]
• Furniture [and other property]
• Insurance--Blue Cross and Blue Shield
  [1 of 2]

[2 of 2]
• Insurance--Continental Casualty Company
• Insurance--Various Agencies
• [Kempton apartment] Douglas Elliman
  [1 of 5]
  [2 of 5]
  [3 of 5]
  [4 of 5]

[5 of 5]
• [Kempton apartment] Douglas Elliman--Gibbons & Ives
• [Kempton apartment] 14 East 75th St.
  [1 of 3]
  [2 of 3]
  [3 of 3, rent receipts]
• [Kempton apartment] Maintenance Checks, 1987-1990
• [Kempton apartment] 137 East 66th St.
• Kempton, Greta--Estate of
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Litigation [affidavit on contents of safe deposit box]
• Macray Movers, Inc.
• Manufacturers Hanover Bank

• Marks and Marks, Pollan
• McNamara Estate and E. Bill, Attorney
• Portfolio
• Purchases
• Receipts [Vito Giallo Antiques, etc.]
• Reich--Broker
• Resume of Yearly Disbursements
• Richardson, Weston and Associates
• Sales
• Schweickart and Company
• Shearson Hayden and Stone Inc.
• Smith Barney, Harris Upham and Company, Inc.
• Standard Brands Paint
• Stock Reports [Technical Managers, Inc.]

• Stocks
• Subscriptions, etc.
• Swiss Bank Corporation
• [Taft School]
• Taxes
• Taxes [Willard F. Walker v. Greta Kempton]
• Taxes Prior to year 1969
• Taxes--1970
• Taxes--1971
• Taxes--1981-84
• Transairco, Inc.
• Transportation
• W.E. Hutton and Company

PRINTED MATERIALS FILE, 1946-1991

• The American Presidents--Time (Special Report)
• Archives of American Art Journal
• Art Clippings
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Art Galleries
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Art World (Feb. 1972)
• Boal, Sara--Sketches by [Segovia]

• The Carlyle--Art Work at the Carlyle Hotel in New York City
• Church of the Transfiguration--The Little Church Around the Corner
• Clippings
  [1 of 4]
  [2 of 4]
  [3 of 4]
  [4 of 4]
• Clippings--Adelphian
• Clippings--1948
• Clippings--Snyder
• Clippings--Truman
• European Art and Artists--Ursus Books, Ltd.
• Exhibits
  [1 of 2]

[2 of 2]
• Georgetown Today (March 1969)--Featuring President Rev. Robert J. Henle, S.J.
• Greta Kempton: Forty Years on Canvas--Kempton Exhibit at Truman Library
• Henry Gasser Art Clinic--St. Vincent College (Pa.), August 12-15, 1963 [list of participants]
• Kurtzman, Harvey, Who Said That?
• The Lamp (Spring 1985-Fall 1989)
• Life Magazine--March 28, 1949 ("Truman the Mason") and May 1984 ("Harry's Home")
• Magazine Clippings
• Miscellaneous Clippings
• Modern Dutch Painting, by Hans Konigsberger
• The National Arts Club Members' Bulletin (1988)
• The National Museum of Women in the Arts News (1987-91)
• Newcomb-Macklin Co.--Picture Frame Makers

• Newspaper Clippings
• Orleans Club Bulletin (1953-55)
• Palette Talk
• Perspective Drawing Handbook by Joseph D'Amelio
• Promenade, January 1947 (Wardman Park) and May 1949 (The Mayflower)
• The Record--The National Society of Arts and Letters (Spring 1974)
• The Royal Society of Arts, The Journal of (1965-88)
• The Saga Calendar (1986)
• Salmagundi Club Notes, 1978-90
• Signals (1943-44)
• The Sketch Pad of Kappa Pi (Fall 1964)
• Society of Illustrators
• Tri-County Society of Fine Arts, 1970 and 1976

• Truman, Harry S.--Comic Book, The Story of Harry S. Truman (2 copies)
• Truman, Harry S.--The Democratic Digest, Feb. 1948
• Truman, Harry S.--First Baptist Church of Washington, D.C., Harry S. Truman Centennial Commemoration, 1984
• Truman, Harry S.--Inaugural Program, 1949
• Truman, Harry S.--Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
• Truman, Harry S.--Materials re Greta Kempton Portrait of
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• Truman, Harry S.--National Young Democratic Dinner, 1948
• Truman, Harry S.--Newsweek, November 8, 1948 [special election edition]
• Truman, Harry S.--Truman Library and Institute Materials
• Truman, Harry S.--Truman the Mason by Greta Kempton
• Women's Art League of Akron, Ohio, 1968-69
• Wyeth, Andrew, The Quaker

OVERSIZE FILE, 1939-1984

• Oversize materials [includes certificates, reproductions of paintings, and newspaper clippings]

• Scrapbook [clippings, 1939-49]

• Scrapbook [clippings, 1940-77]

• Scrapbook [clippings, 1946-66]

• Scrapbook [clippings, 1967-84]

• Scrapbook [clippings, 1940-53]

• Scrapbook [clippings, c. 1949]

• Scrapbook [clippings, c. 1960-71]

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