Speech given by Miss Gaynell Brown at the Annual Meeting of the New York Federation of Women's Clubs where Leigh was a speaker

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Folder 492

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Collection: Manuscript Collection: William R. Leigh

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Title(s):

Speech given by Miss Gaynell Brown at the Annual Meeting of the New York Federation of Women's Clubs where Leigh was a speaker

Culture:

American

Date:

early 20th century

Materials/Techniques:

ink on paper

Classification:

Manuscripts

Object Type:

Speech

Accession No:

5327.277.4

Previous Number(s):

70422

Department:

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1926, African Hall, Akeley Hall, American Museum of Natural History, American indian, American west, Collier's, Grand Central Art Galleries, Grand Central Terminal, Hotel Astor, Maryland Institute, Maryland Institute College of Art, May 12 1951, May 4 1951, New York Ciy Federation of Women's Clubs, Sagebrush Rembrandt, annual meeting, artistic training, backgrounds, biographical detail, brush, bucking bronchos, bucking broncos, cowboys, desert lands, desert terrain, guests, habitat groups, introduction, lecture, members, opening remarks, outdoor life, outstanding American painter of 1950-1951, palette, presentation, speech, talk, water colors, Gaynell Brown, William Robinson Leigh, W. R. Leigh, Pocahontas, Rembrandt, Mrs. Charles Cyrus Marshall, Mrs. Charles C. Marshall, Carl Akeley, New York City, New York, Munich Germany, Africa, William R. Leigh Manuscript Collection

Speech given by Miss Gaynell Brown at the Annual Meeting of the New York Federation of Women's Clubs where Leigh was a speaker. 5327.277.4. William R. Leigh Manuscript Collection. early 20th century. Tulsa: Gilcrease Museum, https://collections.gilcrease.org/object/53272774 (08/02/2018).

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Speech given by Miss Gaynell Brown at the Annual Meeting of the New York Federation of Women's Clubs where Leigh was a speaker

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Archival Location

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Postcard

Print A: A Rustic Bridge

Indian Pueblo

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