Box 1
Contains 25 Results:
Catalog for Armand and Company, with illustrations by Shinn, 1927
Letters and ephemera documenting the romantic relationship between Everett Shinn and Gertrude Chase from their first encounter in 1921 through their divorce in 1932. Includes one additional postcard from Shinn to Chase more than a decade after their divorce. Many of the letters include illustrations by Shinn.
Collection is open for research.
Clippings, Gertrude Shinn hosting fancy dress ball, 1926 September 2
Letters and ephemera documenting the romantic relationship between Everett Shinn and Gertrude Chase from their first encounter in 1921 through their divorce in 1932. Includes one additional postcard from Shinn to Chase more than a decade after their divorce. Many of the letters include illustrations by Shinn.
Collection is open for research.
Clippings, Everett Shinn's divorce and remarriage, 1932 - 1933
Letters and ephemera documenting the romantic relationship between Everett Shinn and Gertrude Chase from their first encounter in 1921 through their divorce in 1932. Includes one additional postcard from Shinn to Chase more than a decade after their divorce. Many of the letters include illustrations by Shinn.
Collection is open for research.
Correspondence, Peter Milne to Gertrude Chase, 1921 April 21
Milne writes to ask if he may introduce Chase to Everett Shinn.
Collection is open for research.
Correspondence, Everett Shinn to Gertrude Chase in New York, 1921 July-December
From April-September, Shinn is writing from Manhattan to Chase at a friend's home in Long Island. Beginning in October she relocated to Manhattan. Letters also include a bundle of poems written by Shinn for Chase. One illustrated poem that was framed can be found in box 2532.
Collection is open for research.
Correspondence, Everett Shinn to Gertrude Chase in Paris, 1922 April
Near-daily letters from Shinn in New York, many of which include poems and illustrations.
Collection is open for research.
Correspondence, Everett Shinn to Gertrude Chase from Maine, 1922 May-August
Shinn summered in Ogunquit, Maine, and he continued to write to Chase, in New York City, nearly daily, sometimes lamenting a day without a letter from her.
Collection is open for research.
Correspondence, Everett Shinn to Gertrude Chase from Cuba, 1922 November-December
Letters document Shinn's trip to Havana and Matanzas, Cuba, including one letter of his preparations in New York, several from his travels, and the telegram announcing his return.
Collection is open for research.
Correspondence, Everett Shinn to Gertrude Chase care of Inspiration Pictures, 1923 September
A single dated letter sent across town by Shinn, as well as an undated floral card with a note of congratulations.
Collection is open for research.
Correspondence, Everett and Gertrude Shinn to Marian Chase, 1925 December
A Christmas card, illustrated by Shinn.
Collection is open for research.
Correspondence, Everett Shinn to Gertrude Shinn in Europe, 1930 April-May
Letters and ephemera documenting the romantic relationship between Everett Shinn and Gertrude Chase from their first encounter in 1921 through their divorce in 1932. Includes one additional postcard from Shinn to Chase more than a decade after their divorce. Many of the letters include illustrations by Shinn.
Collection is open for research.
Correspondence, postcard from Evertt Shinn to Gertrude Chase, 1943 March
A postcard from Shinn in Sarasota, Florida, describing being in a "dream state".
Collection is open for research.
Correspondence, Everett Shinn to Gertrude, probably, from Wales, undated
Addressed to "Sweetie pie" and signed "Everett".
Collection is open for research.
Divorce documents, 1932 December
Letters and ephemera documenting the romantic relationship between Everett Shinn and Gertrude Chase from their first encounter in 1921 through their divorce in 1932. Includes one additional postcard from Shinn to Chase more than a decade after their divorce. Many of the letters include illustrations by Shinn.
Collection is open for research.
Exhibition program, Shinn at the Metropolitan Galleries, 1931
Letters and ephemera documenting the romantic relationship between Everett Shinn and Gertrude Chase from their first encounter in 1921 through their divorce in 1932. Includes one additional postcard from Shinn to Chase more than a decade after their divorce. Many of the letters include illustrations by Shinn.
Collection is open for research.
Photographs, Everett Shinn in Central Park, 1922
Letters and ephemera documenting the romantic relationship between Everett Shinn and Gertrude Chase from their first encounter in 1921 through their divorce in 1932. Includes one additional postcard from Shinn to Chase more than a decade after their divorce. Many of the letters include illustrations by Shinn.
Collection is open for research.
Photographs, Everett and Gertrude Shinn outside the Metropolitan Museum of Art, probably 1922
Letters and ephemera documenting the romantic relationship between Everett Shinn and Gertrude Chase from their first encounter in 1921 through their divorce in 1932. Includes one additional postcard from Shinn to Chase more than a decade after their divorce. Many of the letters include illustrations by Shinn.
Collection is open for research.
Photograph, Everett Shinn studio portrait, 1910s or 1920s
Letters and ephemera documenting the romantic relationship between Everett Shinn and Gertrude Chase from their first encounter in 1921 through their divorce in 1932. Includes one additional postcard from Shinn to Chase more than a decade after their divorce. Many of the letters include illustrations by Shinn.
Collection is open for research.
Clippings, articles about Shinn's artwork and career, before 1953-2009
Documents the exhibition history of Everett Shinn paintings that remained in the possession of Gertrude Chase following their divorce. Includes correspondence, clippings about exhibits, and exhibition programs and catalogs. Most of the materials originate from the management of the paintings by Chase's son from her first marriage, Horace G. Chase, following her death in 1954.
Collection is open for research.
Clippings, Evertt Shinn death and his home in Westport, 1953, 1966
Documents the exhibition history of Everett Shinn paintings that remained in the possession of Gertrude Chase following their divorce. Includes correspondence, clippings about exhibits, and exhibition programs and catalogs. Most of the materials originate from the management of the paintings by Chase's son from her first marriage, Horace G. Chase, following her death in 1954.
Collection is open for research.
Correspondence, Gertrude Chase regarding Everett Shinn paintings, 1945, undated
Documents the exhibition history of Everett Shinn paintings that remained in the possession of Gertrude Chase following their divorce. Includes correspondence, clippings about exhibits, and exhibition programs and catalogs. Most of the materials originate from the management of the paintings by Chase's son from her first marriage, Horace G. Chase, following her death in 1954.
Collection is open for research.
Correspondence, Horace G. Chase regarding Everett Shinn paintings, 1957 - 2009
Documents the exhibition history of Everett Shinn paintings that remained in the possession of Gertrude Chase following their divorce. Includes correspondence, clippings about exhibits, and exhibition programs and catalogs. Most of the materials originate from the management of the paintings by Chase's son from her first marriage, Horace G. Chase, following her death in 1954.
Collection is open for research.
Exhibition catalogs and clippings regarding exhibits that included Shinn paintings, 1941 - 1986
Documents the exhibition history of Everett Shinn paintings that remained in the possession of Gertrude Chase following their divorce. Includes correspondence, clippings about exhibits, and exhibition programs and catalogs. Most of the materials originate from the management of the paintings by Chase's son from her first marriage, Horace G. Chase, following her death in 1954.
Collection is open for research.
Photographs of Chase family effects, including Shinn paintings, 2001
In an envelope addressed to "Mrs. Horace Chase."
Collection is open for research.
Cartoon map of Westport, Connecticut from the New Yorker magazine that includes Shinn's house, 1926
Letters and ephemera documenting the romantic relationship between Everett Shinn and Gertrude Chase from their first encounter in 1921 through their divorce in 1932. Includes one additional postcard from Shinn to Chase more than a decade after their divorce. Many of the letters include illustrations by Shinn.
Collection is open for research.