Prints

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Abraham Lincoln Prints from the Christmas season, (5) from original artwork for Lincoln Memorial University by Lloyd Ostendorf.

Scope and Contents Carroll King's Club: poster, drawings, and photographs. Scope: Print by Jim Wyatt of Carroll King's bar/restaurant at 1001 South Gay Street. Folder also includes a 16 x 20 color drawing (cartoon) of some of the entertainers (with their signatures) or (people who were regular customers?): Jonathan Edwards, Jene Jones, John Richards, Joe Meibes, Marcia Henderson, Tommy Legate, and Kit Kimbell (no artist, no date); a caricature of Ellis Mayes and Carroll King on a Christmas card; an original...

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Art print entitled “Today’s Celebration of Yesterday, July 1, 1997” celebrating the 1997 M.B.N.A. America’s Great Race of vintage automobiles from Sonoma, CA, to Jacksonville, Fla.. View of event on Gay Street, Knoxville. Event was sponsored by the Knoxville Sports Corporation. Print by (Bill) Kidwell, 1997. Color. 24 x 30”. 2 copies.

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“Hoke’s Bicentennial View” a hand-printed lithograph by Robert Cothran and Beauvais Lyons, 1994. Published by University of Tennessee Bicentennial Committee. 22 x 28”. 1 pc. Numbered XIII of XV. Total produced: 115. + related papers.

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Art prints by R.J. LeFevre, 1991 (copyright pending Art of War Institute 1995), one of Chickamauga and one of Chattanooga, Civil War scenes. Each numbered 108 of 200. Each 20 x 24”. Added October 6, 2000: Battle of Knoxville (1863) art print by Richard J. LeFevre, 1991. 10 3/8 x 14 1/2.” Also, flyer re: LeFevre’s Civil War prints.

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Norman Rockwell print of “The Family Tree.”

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“Old Knox High” (Knoxville High School) art prints by Vi Anderson, 1989. Color print # 152/400 is 19 x 15”, signed and numbered; B&W version is 11 x 8.5”, signed, not numbered, 1985. + paper re: artist.

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Rhea County Courthouse, Spring 1978. Heritage Series, plate IV. Color. Reproduction of an original watercolor by Paul J. Long. 297/600. Blount County Courthouse, early spring 1977. Heritage Series, plate III. Color. Reproduction of an original watercolor by Paul J. Long. Loudon County Courthouse, early winter 1976. Heritage Series, plate II. Color. Reproduction of an original watercolor by Paul J. Long.

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“Poke Shooting in Tennessee.” Political cartoon by E.W.C. Published by A. Donelly. Re: Andrew Jackson, James K. Polk, Webster, Dallas, Tyler, and Freylinghuysen. Color. 1 pc. (fragile: edges are damaged).

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Print of the Rotherwood Elm, Kingsport Inn. Overlay with description of the tree and site. Prepared as a Christmas greeting by Howard-Duckett Company. Before 1939.

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Sequoyah (color print) of the Official [Oklahoma] State Portrait of the Cherokee leader Sequoyah (George Guess) painted by Oklahoma artist Charles Banks Wilson. The portrait hangs in the Oklahoma State Capitol.

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“Skyline of Old Jonesborough” by Joyner. No date. Color print. 22x28” Signed and numbered in lower right corner. 2 copies (#230 and #234/1000).

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“The Civil War in the United States” from Official Portfolio. Edited by Marcus Wright, 1907. (prints) unbound.

Scope and Contents Union Prisoners Confined in Camp Sumpter, Near Andersonville, Ga. Lith. & print. by E. Sachse & Co., 104 S. Charles Street, Balto. [Baltimore]. Publ. by Chas. A. Schwamb ; Annapolis, Md., 1865. Drawn by Henry Blatz. 11.25 x 17” Water stains at upper left border. 1 pc. Tinted. Bird’s-eye view of Andersonville Prison (Camp Sumpter, Near Andersonville, Ga.). Shows the stockade, prison grounds, tents, a scaffold with six hanging bodies. The key lists: Headquarters, Rebel Camp, Hospital,...