Box 74

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Arensberg, Walter. "Vacuum tires: a formula for the digestion of figments." TNT (March 1919). Includes Sheeler drawing and Soupault poem on verso.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Primarily manuscripts and typescripts, many corrected, of essays, poems, plays and other creative writings by Walter Arensberg and contemporary artists and literary figures, including Marcel Duchamp, Guillaume Apolinnaire, Max Ernst, Mina Loy, Allen Norton, Walter Pach, Francis Picabia, Henri Pierre Roché, Gino Severini, and Gertrude Stein. Also includes typescripts, reprints, and photocopies of scholarly articles as well as autobiographies by Conrad Christian Arensberg and Chares F. C....

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Valentiner, Wilhelm Reinhold. "A portrait bust of King Alphonso I of Naples." Chapter from "Studies in the Italian Renaissance." Galley proof.

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Newspaper and magazine clippings about museums, galleries, art exhibitions, and artists, including Marcel Duchamp, Maria Martins, Francis Picabia, Pablo Picasso, and Brett and Edward Weston. Also includes clippings about the Arensbergs and their art collection and articles written by or about Walter Arensberg's Harvard University classmates, friends and associates.

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Newspaper and magazine clippings about museums, galleries, art exhibitions, and artists, including Marcel Duchamp, Maria Martins, Francis Picabia, Pablo Picasso, and Brett and Edward Weston. Also includes clippings about the Arensbergs and their art collection and articles written by or about Walter Arensberg's Harvard University classmates, friends and associates.

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"Sometimes We Dread the Future." Photographs by Paul Thompson. Every Week (April 2, 1917): 14.

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Newspaper and magazine clippings about museums, galleries, art exhibitions, and artists, including Marcel Duchamp, Maria Martins, Francis Picabia, Pablo Picasso, and Brett and Edward Weston. Also includes clippings about the Arensbergs and their art collection and articles written by or about Walter Arensberg's Harvard University classmates, friends and associates.

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Tice, Clara. "Who's Who in Manhattan." Cartoons Magazine (1917): 178-179.

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Newspaper and magazine clippings about museums, galleries, art exhibitions, and artists, including Marcel Duchamp, Maria Martins, Francis Picabia, Pablo Picasso, and Brett and Edward Weston. Also includes clippings about the Arensbergs and their art collection and articles written by or about Walter Arensberg's Harvard University classmates, friends and associates.

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"Great Art...in Four California Houses." Vogue (February 1, 1945): 128-37.