Special Collections Department
Baker-Fales-Rush
Family Papers
Manuscript Collection Number: 311
Accessioned: Gift of the Moyerman Family, 1972.
Extent: 3 linear ft.
Content: Correspondence, speeches, essays, contracts,
sketchbooks, estate inventories, ledgers, financial
journals, a passport, and checks.
Access: The collection is open for research.
Processed: December 1994-January 1995 by J. Andrew Armacost.
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Special Collections, University of Delaware Library
Newark, Delaware 19717-5267
(302) 831-2229
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1 Series I. Papers of Alfred G. Baker (1831-1892)
This series preserves the personal papers of
Alfred G. Baker. In addition to material from his
formative years it includes a substantial
collection of family papers he inherited through
his administration of family estates. Aside from
papers of the Baker family are papers related to
the Fales and Rush families of Philadelphia.
Series I.1. Sketchbooks
Each book contains six sheets of drawing paper
separated by tissue. Each binding is hand sewn
with a blue paper wrapper and a strip of marbled
paper at the spine. Alfred Baker has inscribed
each of the remaining covers. Some of the
individual drawings bear Baker's monogram AGB.
Most if not all of the images appear stylistically
to be copied from instructional manuals of the
period although no specific editions have been
identified.
F1 1842, Nov 9 no. 4
F2 1843, Jan 16
F3 1843, Apr 11 no. 6
F4 1844, Mar 18
One of the drawings in this book bears the monogram
"JDH 1834." This may indicate that these drawings were
made from one of the drawing manuals of James Duffield
Harding (1798-1863). These drawings do not however
derive from his Elementary art: or, The use of the lead
pencil advocated and explained. London: Charles Tilt,
1834.
F5 1844, Jun 3
Several of the drawings in this book bear the monogram
"HG" This may indicate that these drawings were made
from one of the drawing instruction manuals of Horace
Grant. These drawing are not from his Drawing for
young children. New York: Charles F. Francis, 1846.
F6 Unreadable inscription
This is the only sketchbook that contains compositions
rendered in watercolor.
F7 Lost cover
Series I.2. University of Pennsylvania 1848-1851
Alfred Baker entered the University of
Pennsylvania with the sophomore class of 1848 and
graduated with the class of 1851.
F8 Essays and papers, 1848-1850
Many of these papers were written for Professor Henry
Reed (1808-1854) and Professor John Fries Frazer.
"Preference for the study of Medicine over law"
Written for Professor Reed, n.d.
"Life and character of the Duke of Wellington"
n.d.
"Characters of Fabius and Hannibal compared"
December 4, 1848
"Beauties of Shakespeare" n.d.
"Byron's darkness" for Professor Reed, n.d.
"Demosthenes" Mar 19, 1849
"Natura fieret laudabile carmen, an arte,
quaestitum est" June 16, 1849
"Music" Oct 2, 1849
"Review of Irving's Life of Goldsmith and
Mohammed" Rough copy for Prof. Reed
Mar 5, 1850
"Questions on sound as asked by Prof. Frazer"
3rd term junior year
"Translation of the first 40 lines of the 2nd
epistle of the Second book" n.d.
1 Series I. Papers of Alfred G. Baker (cont'd)
Series I.2. University of Pennsylvania 1848-1851 (cont'd)
F9 Speeches, 1850-1851
Inaugural address as president of the Zelosophic
Literary Society delivered Saturday evening
Jan 5, 1850
"Avarice" speech for the senior exhibition
December 23, 1850
"Report on the state of society" (draft)
Delivered 1851 Mar 23
Speech for Commencement Day
F10 A. G. Baker's Lecture book, 1849-1851.
Included are lectures on chemistry, merallic chemistry,
organic chemistry, and several charts listing the
elements.
F11 Book of lecture notes
Steam Engines, taken with Prof. Frazer 1st term senior
year
Differential Calculus, taken with Prof. Vethake 1st
term senior year
Series I.3. Personal and professional material,
circa 1849-1890
F12 Catalogs of Books in the collection of Alfred Baker
Catalogue of Books, Alfred G. Baker, Philadelphia,
n. d.
This catalog of titles and volumes fills the first
15 pages of this handwritten pamphlet. Upon the
last page is an index that has been edited
apparently for the second catalog. Topics
include:
Adventures
Anecdotes
Dictionary
Annuals
Bibliorical
Biographical
Classical
Fables
Fiction and novels
French
Geography
Grammar
History
Mathematics
Philosophy
Poetry
Spanish
Statistics
Theatrical
Travels
Physiology
Various books that cannot well be classified
Encyclopedia
Lectures
Catalogue of the principal books belonging to Alfred G.
Baker, n. d.
This handwritten catalog bound in leather contains
books dating no later than 1849. Topics include:
Anecdotes
Astronomy
Biography
Classics
Chemistry
Drama
Elocution
Encyclopedia
Fiction and Novels
French
Geography
History
Indian
Lectures
Lexicons
Logic
Mathematics
Mechanics
Miscellaneous
Natural history
Philosophy
Physiology
Poetry
Religion
Rhetoric
Spanish
Statistics
Travels
Steam engine
Moral science
F13 Financial Journal, 1866-1868
Aside from bills receivable, this volume lists
securities, and properties owned by Baker. One entry
is devoted to Baker's investment in Leonard and Baker &
Co. Includes an index.
F14 Personal and professional correspondence, 1866-1890
Includes an 1867 article of agreement between Samuel
Leonard, James B. Leonard, Edwin F. Houghton, and
Alfred G. Baker who served as co-partners in a dry
goods and importing business under the name "Leonard,
Baker + Co." Included as well is Alfred Baker's
reaction to his wife on the 1885 American Academy of
Music court decision.
Series I.4. Trips abroad, 1891 and 1892
F15 Passport
This large sheet of paper issued by the United States
Department of State bears an extremely large and
elaborate watermark. Inscribed is a physical
description of Alfred Baker, and upon the recto is a
cryillic stamp dated 1892. (Removed to oversize
storage)
1 Series I. Papers of Alfred G. Baker (cont'd)
Series I.4. Trips abroad 1891 and 1892 (cont'd)
F16 Cash book, Jun 21-Sep 4, 1891
This book records the Bakers' daily expenses. One
folded item has been removed from the book and placed
in the folder. The book was totaled weekly and
inscribed with the following locations:
Jun 28 Edinburgh, Scotland
Jul 5 Lake Winderm, England
Jul 12 Brighton, England
Jul 19 Vichy, France
Jul 25 Berne, Switzerland
Aug 2 Zurich, Switzerland
Aug 9 Vienna, Austria
Aug 16 Berlin, Germany
Aug 23 Frankfurt, Germany
Aug 30 Brussels, Belgium
Sept 4 Paris, France
F17 Cash book, June 23-Sep 13, 1892
This book records the Bakers' daily expenses and
locations in Europe. As with the previous volume this
book was totaled weekly and inscribed with the
following locations:
Jul 3 Christiania, Norway
Jul 10 Berlin Germany
Jul 17 Baden-Baden, Germany
Jul 24 Lucerne, Switzerland
Jul 31 Venice, Italy
Aug 7 Stresa, Italy
Aug 14 Geneva, Switzerland
Aug 21 Bƒle [Basel], Switzerland
Aug 28 London, England
Sep 4 London, England
Sep 11 Scarborough, England
Sep 13 Liverpool, England
F18 Correspondence and receipts, 1891-92
This includes a letter that records Alfred Baker as a
Saloon passenger aboard the steamship Majestic bound
from Liverpool to New York Oct 14, 1891. Included as
well are many store receipts from London establishments
from Aug and Sep 1892.
Series I.5. Estate and papers of Michael V. Baker
This series includes materials inherited by Alfred
Baker from the estate of his father, Michael V.
Baker. Preserved are personal papers of Michael
V. Baker as well as account ledgers and material
relating to M.V. Baker's administration of the estate
of his father, Michael Baker (Alfred Baker's
grandfather).
Personal papers and ledgers
F19 Financial records and correspondence, 1835-1853
This folder preserves two series of records relating to
a parcel of land in Wincester, Massachusetts, that was
purchased from Eben Smith, Jr., of Boston by Michael V.
Baker in 1852. The first series of papers, recorded on
white paper, numbered 7-15, and dated 1852-1853,
includes letters to and from Michael V. Baker and Eben
Smith, Jr., regarding purchase of the property. The
second series, on blue paper numbered from 1-11 and
dated 1835-1852, preserves all the previous property
records that had presumably been in the possession of
Eben Smith. These may have been included with Eben
Smith's letter of March 29, 1852.
1851 Jan 26 MVB to Eben Smith, Jr
Jan 29 MVB to Eben Smith, Jr.
1852 Jan 31 Eben Smith, Jr to MVB
Feb 3 Eben Smith, Jr to MVB
Feb 7 Eben Smith, Jr to MVB
Mar 5 Eben Smith, Jr to MVB
Mar 16 MVB to Eben Smith, Jr
Mar 29 Eben Smith, Jr to MVB
1 Series I. Papers of Alfred G. Baker (cont'd)
Series I.5. Estate and papers of Michael V. Baker (cont'd)
F20 Correspondence and financial records, 1832-1866
Included is further correspondence with Eben Smith,
Jr., and Thomas P. Smith, both of Boston,
Massachusetts. Included as well are transactions with
the Bank of New South Wales 1854-1855, and a document
from the Citizens' Bounty Fund Committee, which
supported Civil War soldiers, listing the unpaid
soldiers by name as of April 4, 1864.
1852 Feb 13 MVB to Eben Smith, Jr.
Nov 11 Thomas P. Smith to MVB
Nov 12 Thomas P. Smith to MVB
1853 Jan 29 William J. Bodwell to MVB
Feb 10 Thomas P. Smith to MVB
Mar 11 Thomas P. Smith to A.W. Smith
Mar 22 MVB to Thomas P. Smith
May 31 Thomas P. Smith to MVB
Jun 8 MVB to Thomas P. Smith
Jul 20 Thomas P. Smith to MVB
Jul 24 Eben Smith to A.H. Fiske
Jul 29 MVB to Thomas P. Smith
Sep 1 MVB to W.J. Bowditch
Sep 30 MVB to Thomas P. Smith
Nov 11 MVB to Thomas P. Smith
F21 Cash Book, 1852-1866
The first 19 pages contain records of the estate of
Michael Baker administered by Michael V. and Abraham
Baker during 1852-1858. This is followed by an account
of Michael V. Baker's investments for other individuals
during 1864-1866. Individuals include Rebecca Ritter,
Rachel Stewart, Elizabeth Baker, Elizabeth W. Baker,
Mary Baker, Mary Martin, and Ann Smith. One document
found in this book has been removed and placed with the
ledger in the folder.
F22 Cash Book, 1852-1866
The first 37 pages contain records of the estate of
Michael Baker administered by Michael V. and Abraham
Baker 1852-1860. This is followed by an account of
Michael V. Baker's investments for other individuals,
1863-1866. One document found in this book has been
removed and placed with the ledger in the folder. This
financial record is written on the recto of a leaf
describing Michael V. Baker's involvement with the
Citizens' Bounty Fund Committee which supported Civil
War soldiers.
F23 Ledger, 1858-1865.
Accounts of cash, property, and investments fills pages
1-60 and 76-117.
Estate of Michael V. Baker (D. circa 1866)
F24 Ledger from the estate of M.V. Baker, 1866.
Account of estate executed by Abraham and Alfred G.
Baker. Contains page references to the 1852-1866 cash
book (F 22). Fill pages 2-95, 150-165, and is indexed.
F25 Papers from the estate of Michael V. Baker
Includes an 1866 inventory of the estate by Alfred G.
and Abraham Baker, executors.
F26 Check book, 1866 (attributed to the estate)
An inscription reveals that this book relates to an
account at the Commercial National Bank that was opened
in the names of A. and A.G. Baker, and the first
deposit was made July 2, 1866.
Series I.6 Estate and personal material of
Henrietta Rush (D. circa 1874)
Alfred Baker served as executor for the estate of
Henrietta Rush who was his wife's aunt.
F27 Receipt book, 1836-1873
Records payments from George Fales, trustee of the
estate of Henrietta Rush, to Henrietta Rush.
F28 Estate papers of Henrietta Rush, 1874-1875
Documents Alfred Baker's administration of Henrietta
Rush's estate.
Series I.7 Estate of Mary Rush Hassinger
Alfred Baker served as acting attorney for the
estate of Mary Rush Hassinger in 1875. She was
Alfred Baker's wife's aunt.
F29 Papers from the estate of Mary Hassinger, 1875
Series I.8 Estate and Papers of George Fales
(1787-1879)
George Fales was Alfred Baker's father-in-law, and
vice president of the Franklin Fire Insurance Co.
when Alfred Baker was President.
Correspondence and ledgers belonging to George Fales
F30 Correspondence and receipts, 1828-1846
Included are three letters from Eliza M. Rush, one 1833
letter from William Rush and one 1846 letter from Lewis
Shaw Rush, and several letters from Mr. Lothrop who was
the business partner of George Fales in the firm Fales
and Lothrop, Co. These letter contain many watermarks
and wax seals.
1833 Apr 23 William Rush to GF, Philadelphia
1834 Jul 19 Fales,
Lothrop, & Co. to GF, Providence, RI
Jul 25 Fales,
Lothrop, & Co. to GF, Providence, RI
Aug 7 Fales,
Lothrop, & Co. to GF, Providence, RI
n.d. Eliza M. Rush to GF, Philadelphia
1835 Sep 4 Eliza M. Rush to GF, Cheever& Fales
Philadelphia
n.d. Apr 29 Eliza M. Rush to GF, Philadelphia
1839 Dec 14 John Mitchell to GF, Philadelphia
1841 Jul 26 Z. Lothrop to GF, Cape May, NJ
Aug 1 Z. Lothrop, &
D. C. Wharton to GF, Cape May, NJ
1843 Aug 8 Fales,
Lothrop, & Co. to GF, Cape May, NJ
1846 Aug 1 Lewis S. Rush to GF
2 F31 Receipt book, 1826-1862
Records signatures of individuals who received money
from George Fales.
F32 Correspondence and receipts, 1860-1876
Included are receipts from many Philadelphia merchants:
Benjamin J. Williams, venetian blind manufacturer;
Wartman & Wunder, beef merchants; and Wm. H.C. Riggs,
merchant of clocks and chronometers. Included as well
is a deed and correspondence with Ezra N. Davis related
to property in Logan County, Illinois.
F33 Bank book for Commercial Bank, 1859-1871
Records balance of the account.
F34 Check stubs, Commercial Bank, 1857-1869
F35 Check stubs, Commercial National Bank 1869-1871
The front cover bears an erroneous attribution to
George Fales Baker.
Estate of George Fales (D. 1879)
The estate was executed by Alfred G. Baker.
F36 Estate papers of George Fales, 1878-1879
Included is a copy of the last will and testament of
1879, the inventory of the Estate of George Fales which
was filed Mar 18, 1879, and correspondence related to
property in St. Louis, Missouri.
Series I.9. Estate and papers of Colonel Lewis Rush
(1764-1836)
This series preserves some of the personal and
estate papers of Colonel Lewis Rush, the son of
Conrad Rush, who served in the Revolutionary War
and in the War of 1812. Papers from his estate
span the years 1836 to 1887 when it was
administered by Alfred Baker. Included as well
are some papers of his wife Mary Rush and some
papers of his sons.
Personal correspondence and receipts of Lewis Rush
F37 Correspondence and receipts, 1803-1811, 1814, 1817-1823
Contains material related to Lewis Rush's role as
treasurer of the Schuylkill Flat Rock Bridge Company.
1814 Nov 15 John Read to LR
1823 Jun 4 WR, Laguna to LR
F38 Correspondence and receipts, 1824-1829
Contains a 1824-25 subscription notice from the
Democratic Press, permits for Schuylkill water, and
correspondence from Thomas Rush, and William Rush who
in 1829 was residing in a debtor's apartment.
1824 Nov 10 John M. Scott to LR
Nov 12 John Markoe to LR
1826 Apr Tho M. Rush to LR
1827 Feb 10 William Rush to LR
Oct 18 James Rush to LR
1829 May 30 William Rush to LR
F39 Correspondence and receipts, 1830-1835, n.d.
Contains an inventory of an unidentified warehouse
containing pigments and other painting supplies, notes
on property belonging to Richards and Rush,
correspondence with William Rush, and an unidentified
handwritten will (possibly by Lewis Rush).
1830 Feb 18 William Rush to LR
1831 Jul 25 William Rush to LR
Oct 1 William Rush to LR
Estate of Lewis Rush
F40 Estate receipt book, 1836-1848
Records payments made to family members and non-family
members including J.R. Ingersoll. The last 20 pages
record money paid to Mary Rush 1838-1840.
F41 Estate bank book 1836-1837
Record of account held at Farmers and Mechanics bank.
F42 Estate receipt book, 1837-1864
Records money paid by executors J.K. Hassinger and G.
Fales to William, Lewis, John, and Thomas and bears
each of their signatures.
F43 Estate receipt book, 1837-1874
Records payments from George Fales to Mary Rush on
behalf of Henrietta Rush, 1837-1848; records payments
from George Fales trustee to non-family members, 1846-1874.
2 Series I. Papers of Alfred G. Baker (cont'd)
Series I.9. Papers of Colonel Lewis Rush(cont'd)
F44 Receipt book, 1837-1873
Records payments from J.K. Hassinger on behalf of the
Lewis Rush estate to Mary Rush on behalf of Ann R.
Fales, 1837-1849; records payments from Ann R. Fales to
non-family members 1847-1873; records money paid to
Mary Rush by George Fales, 1837-1849.
F45 Estate receipt book no. 2, 1848-1875
This volume, perhaps a continuation of the volume in
F40, records payments to family members and non-family
members. Among these are records of renovation at the
Boar's Head tavern in west Philadelphia (1860-1865)that
was presumably owned by the estate. Entries for 1864-1870
include several two-cent U.S. Internal Revenue
stamps in brown, blue, and orange.
F46 Estate receipt book, 1864-1874
Records payments to family members and non-family
members. Entries for 1864-1870 include two cent U.S.
Internal Revenue stamps in brown, blue, and orange.
F47 Estate cash book, 1875-1885
Ledger of financial transactions made by Alfred Baker
in trust for George Fales surviving executor. Fills
pages 1-12.
3 F48 Estate papers, 1842-1887
Contains material related to the court case of circa
1850 and Alfred Baker's administration of the estate in
the 1870s.
Estate and papers of Mary Rush (d. 1849)
F49 Estate and papers of Mary Rush, 1844-1849
Mary Rush was the widow of Lewis Rush. Her estate was
administered by John and Lewis Rush. These papers
contain material related to the 1849 court case brought
by John and Lewis against David and Mary R. Hassinger,
Henrietta Rush, and Anna R. and George Fales.
Papers of the sons of Lewis Rush
F50 Papers of John Rush, 1817-1868
Contains an 1818 pew rent receipt from the Evangelical
Reformed Congregation of the City and Vicinity of
Philadelphia, and an 1868 land agreement with Samuel
Bunting, Jr.
F51 Papers of Thomas Rush 1823-1829
Contains a December 8, 1829 letter from A. Butler to
Thomas Rush.
F52 Papers of William Rush, 1824-1832.
Included are a group of letters written by William Rush
recording his voyages to Porto Rico and other locations
in the Caribbean during 1814. He discusses the effects
of the British embargo and the states of various
markets. He records as well his many encounters with
other vessels including British ships of war and
Baltimore schooners. By 1825, another letter records
that William Rush has sailed on the brig Columbia to La
Guaira and Caracas, Venezuela, where he dealt with
other merchants like Lehman and Roberts, Lowery, and
Foster and McDermott. Preserved as well are some 1824
recipes of William Rush for rose water, tincture of
castor, and syrup of Sarsaparilla. Included as well is
an 1825 invoice for material shipped on the brig
Columbia by W. Lehman and E. Roberts.
1814 Jan 12 WR, Porto Rico to Lewis Rush
Feb 4 WR, Porto Rico to A. Piesch
Feb 4 WR, Porto Rico to Ritter
1815 Jul 27 WR, Mont to G. Fales & Co.
Aug 8 WR, Mont to R.J. Gravelle
1825 Aug 25 WR, Laguira to Foster & McDermatt
Aug 25 WR, Laguira to Lowry & Myrs
1832 Jun 11 WR to E.D. Beebe
Series I.10. Estate and papers of Ann Rush Fales
(1800-1887)
Ann Rush Fales was the wife of George Fales, and
mother-in-law of Alfred G. Baker.
F53 Receipt book, 1850-1876
Records pew rents paid by Ann R. Fales and Henrietta
Rush at the Reformed Dutch Church.
F54 Estate and papers of Ann Rush Fales, 1845-1884
Includes a letter of attorney made out to Alfred G.
Baker in 1884 and a cash account by Alfred Baker made
in 1876.
Series I.11. Estate of Michael Baker (D. circa 1890)
Michael Baker's identity is mysterious, he may
have been the brother of Alfred G. Baker.
F55 Estate of Michael Baker
The estate was handled by Alfred Baker from Dec 1890-Mar 1891.
In addition to the first account of the
estate by Alfred G. Baker this folder contains an
appraisal of the estate by George Fales Baker and James
W. McAllister.
Series II. Papers of George Fales Baker (1863-1929)
George Fales baker was the son of Alfred G. Baker
and Henrietta Rush Fales Baker.
Series II.1. Childhood materials
Like his father G.F. Baker filled several
sketchbooks with drawings presumably made from
instructional manuals, perhaps even the ones that
his father used before him.
F56 Sketchbook n.d.
Inscribed on inside cover "George Fales Baker"
F57 Sketchbook n.d.
Inscribed on first page "Geo Fales Baker"
F58 Latin exercises, book no. 4, Feb 1-Mar 15, 1876
Series II.2. Personal Correspondence
F59 1880-1923
Contains a letter from A.G. Baker from the Grand Union
Hotel in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Includes
correspondence from Anne H. R. Baker Lewis.
1880 Aug 16 Alfred G. Baker to GFB
1906 Jul 18 Anne H.R.B. Lewis to GFB
1923 Feb 20 Henry H. Belknap to GFB
Series II.3. College of Physicians of Philadelphia
George Fales Baker served on the Committee on
Finance for the College of Physicians.
F60 1907, 1914
F61 1915 Jan-Jun
F62 1915 Jul-Dec
This folder contains material related to the estate of
Louis Duhring (1845-1913; University of Pennsylvania
class of 1865) which was donated in part to the
college.
F63 1916
F64 1917-1919
F65 1921-1925, n.d.
Series II.4. Estate and personal material of
Mary Baker (D. circa 1894)
This estate was executed by George Fales Baker and
Elizabeth W. Baker.
F66 Account book, 1891-1900
Records financial holdings of Mary Baker with reference
to what she inherited from Michael Baker and Abraham
Baker, and is indexed. Several sheets of calculations
have been removed from the volume and placed in the
folder. This fills pages 1-113, and 150-179.
F67 Estate papers, 1894-1900
Contains a copy of Mary Baker's will dated 1894, and a
copy of the second and final account of the Estate of
Mary Baker dated 1900. This fills pages 2-39.
F68 Estate ledger, Jun 1894-May 1900
Records financial transactions of George Fales Baker
and Elizabeth W. Baker on behalf of the estate of Mary
Baker.
Series II.5. Henrietta Rush Fales Baker (1838-1897)
George Fales Baker served as the attorney for his
mother, Henrietta R.F. Baker, after the death of
his father Alfred G. Baker.
F69 Securities ledger, n.d.
This contains a listing of the securities held by
H.R.F. Baker and is stamped in the front "Dr. Geo.
Fales Baker, Attorney." Among other securities
recorded are 1110 shares of the American Academy of
Music and 115 preferred shares of the American Academy
of Music.
F70 Material related to the estate, 1894-1898
Contains material related to an orphans court petition
filed by George Fales Baker, and cancelled checks.
F71 Estate Bank Book, 1922-1929
Records balance of account held at the Provident Trust
Company of Philadelphia.
Series II.6. Estate and papers of Elizabeth W. Baker
(D. circa 1900)
This estate was executed by George Fales Baker.
F72 Papers related to the estate, 1891-1900
Includes a Letter of Attorney made out to George Fales
Baker in 1891.
F73 Estate Ledger, 1900-1901
This fills pages 2-27.
Series II.7. Anne Henrietta Rush Baker Papers
(B. 1868)
Anne Hennrietta Rush Baker was the sister of
George Fales Baker and the daughter of Alfred G.
Baker.
F74 Sketchbook, n.d.
This sketchbook is attributed to Ann H.R. Baker on the
basis of a history exam by her that was found inside
the volume. In binding and content, it is unlike any
of the other sketchbooks in the collection for it
contains foliage studies rendered in charcoal and white
chalk.
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