Box 102

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The material in this subseries divides into two general groups. The first consists of papers now identified by subjects that describe Goodrich's research and format strategies, as well as his general analyses of Eakins works. For the latter, Goodrich created lists and charts that incorporated his numbering and coding systems for each catalog entry and reference, respectively. These are the same codes referenced in the "Master Catalog" files, but used here to examine Eakins' works...

Scope and Contents From the Series: As early as the 1930s, Goodrich was recognized by his peers as the preeminent authority on Thomas Eakins. Owners of possible works by Thomas Eakins were referred to him or sought out his expertise themselves in order to establish authenticity of the object. Up until the end of his life, Goodrich remained committed to examining works as they surfaced, taking the steps necessary to make a final decision. In some cases, a photograph or a visual description of the object and its provenance would...

Scope and Contents From the Series: As early as the 1930s, Goodrich was recognized by his peers as the preeminent authority on Thomas Eakins. Owners of possible works by Thomas Eakins were referred to him or sought out his expertise themselves in order to establish authenticity of the object. Up until the end of his life, Goodrich remained committed to examining works as they surfaced, taking the steps necessary to make a final decision. In some cases, a photograph or a visual description of the object and its provenance would...

Scope and Contents From the Series: As early as the 1930s, Goodrich was recognized by his peers as the preeminent authority on Thomas Eakins. Owners of possible works by Thomas Eakins were referred to him or sought out his expertise themselves in order to establish authenticity of the object. Up until the end of his life, Goodrich remained committed to examining works as they surfaced, taking the steps necessary to make a final decision. In some cases, a photograph or a visual description of the object and its provenance would...

Scope and Contents From the Series: As early as the 1930s, Goodrich was recognized by his peers as the preeminent authority on Thomas Eakins. Owners of possible works by Thomas Eakins were referred to him or sought out his expertise themselves in order to establish authenticity of the object. Up until the end of his life, Goodrich remained committed to examining works as they surfaced, taking the steps necessary to make a final decision. In some cases, a photograph or a visual description of the object and its provenance would...

Scope and Contents From the Series: As early as the 1930s, Goodrich was recognized by his peers as the preeminent authority on Thomas Eakins. Owners of possible works by Thomas Eakins were referred to him or sought out his expertise themselves in order to establish authenticity of the object. Up until the end of his life, Goodrich remained committed to examining works as they surfaced, taking the steps necessary to make a final decision. In some cases, a photograph or a visual description of the object and its provenance would...

Scope and Contents From the Series: As early as the 1930s, Goodrich was recognized by his peers as the preeminent authority on Thomas Eakins. Owners of possible works by Thomas Eakins were referred to him or sought out his expertise themselves in order to establish authenticity of the object. Up until the end of his life, Goodrich remained committed to examining works as they surfaced, taking the steps necessary to make a final decision. In some cases, a photograph or a visual description of the object and its provenance would...

Scope and Contents From the Series: As early as the 1930s, Goodrich was recognized by his peers as the preeminent authority on Thomas Eakins. Owners of possible works by Thomas Eakins were referred to him or sought out his expertise themselves in order to establish authenticity of the object. Up until the end of his life, Goodrich remained committed to examining works as they surfaced, taking the steps necessary to make a final decision. In some cases, a photograph or a visual description of the object and its provenance would...