Chicago, United States
Found in 181 Collections and/or Records:
Architectural drawing for Pharmaceutical Laboratory of the Baxter Company, 1949 October 22
Architectural drawing for Pharmaceutical Laboratory of the Baxter Company. Sent to Walter Arensberg from Samuel A. Marx.
Correspondence and architectural drawing from Samuel A. Marx to Walter Arensberg, 1949 October 17
Correspondence from Samuel A. Marx to Walter Arensberg. Includes architectural drawing for proposed gallery reallocation at the Art Institute of Chicago.
Correspondence and galley proof from Katharine Kuh to Walter and Louise Arensberg, 1949 August 9
Correspondence and galley proof from Katharine Kuh to Walter and Louise Arensberg.
Correspondence and galley proofs from Elinor Castle Nef to Walter and Louise Arensberg, 1944 December
Correspondence and galley proofs from Elinor Castle Nef to Walter and Louise Arensberg.
Correspondence from Albert Christ-Janer to Walter Arensberg, 1948 February 3
Correspondence from Albert Christ-Janer, Director of Humanities Development at the University of Chicago, to Walter Arensberg.
Correspondence from Albert Christ-Janer to Walter Arensberg, 1948 May 7
Correspondence from Albert Christ-Janer, Director of Humanities Development at the University of Chicago, to Walter Arensberg.
Correspondence from Albert Christ-Janer to Walter Arensberg, 1948 May 25
Correspondence from Albert Christ-Janer, Director of Humanities Development at the University of Chicago, to Walter Arensberg.
Correspondence from Albert Christ-Janer to Walter Arensberg, 1949 July 1
Correspondence from Albert Christ-Janer, Director of Humanities Development at the University of Chicago, to Walter Arensberg.
Correspondence from Albert Christ-Janer to Walter Arensberg, 1949 July 1
Correspondence from Albert Christ-Janer, Director of Humanities Development at the University of Chicago, to Walter Arensberg [copy].
Correspondence from Albert Christ-Janer to Walter Arensberg, 1950 February 22
Correspondence from Albert Christ-Janer, Director of Humanities Development at the University of Chicago, to Walter Arensberg.