Abstract

Goodwin (1882-1935) was a popular illustrator in the opening decades of the twentieth century. He is best known for his illustrations of life in the great American outdoors. His work was found in magazines such as Outdoor Life. This collection contains illustrated letters between Goodwin and his family, business correspondence, clippings, photographs and postcards.

Scope and Contents August 2, 1907. To Mother from Lake McDonald, Belton, MT. re: arrival to visit Charles and Nancy Russell at their "Camp". 2 pages.August 25, 1907. To Mother from Russell "Camp" re: camping trip with C.M.R. and a man named Webster.September 6, 1907. To Mother from the Russell cabin near Belton, MT. Weather, cancelled pack trip and trip to Russells' in...

Scope and Contents April 12, 1893. To Mamma from Philip R. Goodwin. Discusses a story he wrote and other family matters. Illustrated with pen sketches of men and horses.June 9, 1897. Providence, R.I. (Goodwin was a Student at the Rhode Island School of Design.) To Mamma from Philip R. Goodwin. Talks about his brother Ray’s bicycle racing and of going to see Buffalo Bill’s Wild West. Asks her to send any Remington illustrations she...

Scope and Contents April 15, 1896. New York, NY. To Philip R. Goodwin from Harper’s Round Table. Payment of $10.00 for illustration for the story “A Story of Strife.” Notice of first prize award.February 2, 1899. Providence, RI. To Howard Pyle from Stacy Tolman, Rhode Island School of Design. Letter of reference for Philip R. Goodwin.June 9, 1899. Philadelphia, PA. From James MacAlister,...

Scope and Contents Christmas card, n.d.[doe, fawn & buck in snow], Philip R. Goodwin. To Ray Goodwin from Philip R. Goodwin.Christmas card, n.d. [Moose in snow], Philip R. Goodwin.Christmas card, n.d. [buck in snow], Philip R. Goodwin.Christmas card.  Inside: “Season’s Greetings” “Neva Goodwin” Philip R. Goodwin illustration on front.September 6, 1905. Denver, CO. To Mother from Philip Re: trip out to Denver on train. Ref. to Allen...

Scope and Contents DAY LUMBER CORPORATION, Springfield, Mass. December 6, 1932.  To Philip from uknown at Day Lumber Co.December 8, 1932. To Philip from C.E. Day Re: artwork for calendars.December 13, 1932. To Philip from C.E. Day Re: artwork, suggests doing image of woman with broom chasing bears.January 11, 1933.  To Philip from C.E. Day Re: calendar artworkJanuary 14, 1933.  To...

Scope and Contents November 7, 1933.  To Philip from R.E. Treman Re: paintingDecember 2, 1933.  To Philip from R.E. Treman Re: paintingDecember 20, 1933.  To Philip from R.E. Treman Re: paintingDecember 30, 1933.  To Philip from R.E. Treman Re: paintingJanuary 20, 1934.  To Philip from R.E. Treman Re: paintingMarch 24, 1934.  To Philip from R.E. Treman Re: paintingApril 10, 1934.  To Philip from R.E. Treman Re: painting...

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October 24, 1929.  To Philip from F.O. Van Keuren Re: calendar artwork

November 9, 1929.  To Philip from F.O. Van Keuren Re: calendar

December 28, 1929.  To Philip from F.O. Van Keuren Re: calendar

January 4, 1930.  To Philip from F.O. Van keuren Re: calendar

April 29, 1930.  To Philip from A.F. Rubel Re: calendar

June 4, 1935.  To Philip from H.J. Dow Re: calendar

Scope and Contents February 24, 1925.  To Philip from The Arlington Hotel: N.V. Crawford [?], Santa Barbara, CaliforniaJanuary 6, 1932.  To Philip from Rev. Edward C. Boynton, Scarsdale, N.Y.March 7, 1924.  To Philip from E.F. Warner of Field and Stream, New York City, N.Y.November 10, 1925.  To Philip from Forest and Stream Magazine William J. Schalnoch, New York City, N.Y.November 21, 1931.  To Philip from George N. Von Bernuth Galleries, New Rochelle, New...

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May 10, 1932

May 19, 1932

June 4, 1932

June 8, 1932

August 30, 1932

February 2, 1933

March 8, 1933

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November 15, 1933

April 6, 1935