Box 2
Contains 46 Results:
Daniel Berkeley Updike correspondence
The collection consists of correspondence with Daniel Berkeley Updike, correspondence between others related to Updike’s work as well as essays and manuscripts by Updike. The bulk of the collection includes correspondence between Updike and others related to his printing work and book collecting. While some of the letters are with his close peers and friends, the letters are not personal in nature.
Nash, Ray (copies), 1932-10 - 1939-06
Updike to Nash regarding Greek type, significance of modern type, and printing translation of La Premiere et La Seconde Partie des Dialogues Francois. Copies of original correspondence owned by Ray Nash. (14 items)
Newdigate, Bernard H., 1929-02-12
Newdigate to Updike (1 item)
Norton, Charles Eliot, 1899-04 - 1904-05
Norton to Updike including notes about publications. Letter dated April 25, 1899 concerns specimens of “Agricola”. Letter dated Nov. 20, 1903 concerns the establishment of a university press financed by James Loeb with Updike as the manager. (7 items)
Oswald, John Clyde, 1913-10-27
Updike to Oswald regarding the Humanists’ Library (1 item)
Parrish, Maxfield, 1899-03 - 1899-12
Parrish to Updike regarding commissioned designs. Letter dated March 20, 1899 includes a list of his works which could be included in an exhibition of the Arts & Crafts Society. (3 items)
Peck, Mr., 1927-04-14
Updike to Peck. (1 item)
Pisarro, Lucien (copy), 1906-01-30
Pisarro to Updike regarding Eragny Press. (1 item)
Pollard, Alfred W., 1904-05-04
Pollard to Updike regarding the Bibliographical Society collection of portraits of printer in the British Museum. (1 item)
Pottinger, David, 1922-11 - 1932-11, 1922
Updike to Pottinger, at Harvard University Press, with notes related to printing, book collecting and type design. (14 items)