Box 64

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This material represents the core of Goodrich's ongoing efforts to write the definitive catalogue raisonné of all known works by Thomas Eakins, except photographs and glass slides. Goodrich maintained this material, which consists of an assortment of papers and photographs, in approximately 35 three-ring binders, or to use Goodrich's term, "ringbooks." These binders were also no doubt what he once referred to as his "master catalog" as the material incorporates his earliest studies of Eakins...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This material represents the core of Goodrich's ongoing efforts to write the definitive catalogue raisonné of all known works by Thomas Eakins, except photographs and glass slides. Goodrich maintained this material, which consists of an assortment of papers and photographs, in approximately 35 three-ring binders, or to use Goodrich's term, "ringbooks." These binders were also no doubt what he once referred to as his "master catalog" as the material incorporates his earliest studies of Eakins...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This material represents the core of Goodrich's ongoing efforts to write the definitive catalogue raisonné of all known works by Thomas Eakins, except photographs and glass slides. Goodrich maintained this material, which consists of an assortment of papers and photographs, in approximately 35 three-ring binders, or to use Goodrich's term, "ringbooks." These binders were also no doubt what he once referred to as his "master catalog" as the material incorporates his earliest studies of Eakins...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This material represents the core of Goodrich's ongoing efforts to write the definitive catalogue raisonné of all known works by Thomas Eakins, except photographs and glass slides. Goodrich maintained this material, which consists of an assortment of papers and photographs, in approximately 35 three-ring binders, or to use Goodrich's term, "ringbooks." These binders were also no doubt what he once referred to as his "master catalog" as the material incorporates his earliest studies of Eakins...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This material represents the core of Goodrich's ongoing efforts to write the definitive catalogue raisonné of all known works by Thomas Eakins, except photographs and glass slides. Goodrich maintained this material, which consists of an assortment of papers and photographs, in approximately 35 three-ring binders, or to use Goodrich's term, "ringbooks." These binders were also no doubt what he once referred to as his "master catalog" as the material incorporates his earliest studies of Eakins...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This material represents the core of Goodrich's ongoing efforts to write the definitive catalogue raisonné of all known works by Thomas Eakins, except photographs and glass slides. Goodrich maintained this material, which consists of an assortment of papers and photographs, in approximately 35 three-ring binders, or to use Goodrich's term, "ringbooks." These binders were also no doubt what he once referred to as his "master catalog" as the material incorporates his earliest studies of Eakins...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This material represents the core of Goodrich's ongoing efforts to write the definitive catalogue raisonné of all known works by Thomas Eakins, except photographs and glass slides. Goodrich maintained this material, which consists of an assortment of papers and photographs, in approximately 35 three-ring binders, or to use Goodrich's term, "ringbooks." These binders were also no doubt what he once referred to as his "master catalog" as the material incorporates his earliest studies of Eakins...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This material represents the core of Goodrich's ongoing efforts to write the definitive catalogue raisonné of all known works by Thomas Eakins, except photographs and glass slides. Goodrich maintained this material, which consists of an assortment of papers and photographs, in approximately 35 three-ring binders, or to use Goodrich's term, "ringbooks." These binders were also no doubt what he once referred to as his "master catalog" as the material incorporates his earliest studies of Eakins...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This material represents the core of Goodrich's ongoing efforts to write the definitive catalogue raisonné of all known works by Thomas Eakins, except photographs and glass slides. Goodrich maintained this material, which consists of an assortment of papers and photographs, in approximately 35 three-ring binders, or to use Goodrich's term, "ringbooks." These binders were also no doubt what he once referred to as his "master catalog" as the material incorporates his earliest studies of Eakins...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This material represents the core of Goodrich's ongoing efforts to write the definitive catalogue raisonné of all known works by Thomas Eakins, except photographs and glass slides. Goodrich maintained this material, which consists of an assortment of papers and photographs, in approximately 35 three-ring binders, or to use Goodrich's term, "ringbooks." These binders were also no doubt what he once referred to as his "master catalog" as the material incorporates his earliest studies of Eakins...