Pritzker, Rhoda, Rhoda Pritzker archive,, ca. 1940-2000
- Title(s):
- Rhoda Pritzker archive, ca. 1940-2000.
- Physical Description:
- 2 boxes
- Holdings:
- Rare Books and ManuscriptsOctavo 56 (In Process)Yale Center for British Art, Gift of Nicholas and Susan PritzkerView by request in the Study Room [Request]
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- Copyright Not Evaluated
- Full Orbis Record:
- http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/13870223
- Classification:
- Archives & Manuscripts
- Notes:
- The collection comprises catalogues, photographs, correspondence, press cuttings and other documents concerning Rhoda Pritzker and the Pritzker Family.
- Subject Terms:
- Art -- Collectors and collecting.Art -- Great Britain.Art, British -- 20th century.Bradley, Helen, 1900-1979.Journalists -- United States.Pritzker, Jack Nicholas, 1904-1979.Pritzker, Nicholas J., 1945-Pritzker, Rhoda -- Art collections.Pritzker, Rhoda.
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- Books and catalogues: 1. Three Score After Ten by Nicholas J. Pritzker (1941) (catalogued separately)
- 2. Tales of Manchester Jewry and Manchester in the Thirties by Monty Dobkin (1986)
- 3. Looking Back at Rusholme and Fallowfield (NB Manchester districts), by Peter Helm and Gay Sussex (1984)
- 4. Exhibition catalogue for Contemporary British Art from the Collection of Mrs Jack N. Pritzker, Ringling Museum of Art, Florida, 1972-3
- 5. Exhibition catalogues for Michael Ayrton (1981), Norman Black (c1973), Gwen John (2000), Sidney Nolan (1964/5) and Joyce Tremain (1991)
- 6. Helen Bradley. Miss Carter Came with Us. London, Jonathan Cape, 1973 (catalogued separately)
- 7. Helen Bradley. And Miss Carter Wore Pink. London, Jonathan Cape, 1971. No. 18 of a signed limited edition of 55 copies (catalogued separately)
- 8. Accompanied by: pen and ink drawing by Helen Bradley
- 9. Newspaper review of exhibition of Bradley's work at W.H. Paterson, London.
- Photographs: 10. Class portrait from Rhoda Pritzker's junior school
- 11. Rhoda Pritzker in American Red Cross Service uniform
- 12. Rhoda Pritzker in Reno
- 13. Early 1940s Rhoda Pritzker portrait photo
- 14. Picture of Jack Pritzker with fish
- 15. Rhoda Pritzker with her parents in the 1950s
- 16. Rhoda Pritzker with her mother in the 1950s
- 17. Photo of Rhoda Pritzker and pet poodle
- 18. Rhoda Pritzker with Eppie Lederer (with campaign badges for Hubert Humphrey)
- 19. Bill/Hillary Clinton reception for the Pritzkers at the White House
- 20. Rhoda Pritzker with Catholic priest in Chicago
- 21. Rhoda and Nick Pritzker in the 1980s.
- Press cuttings: 22. Jack N. Pritzker's death notice and obituary from Chicago Sun-Times
- 23. Profile of the Pritzkers, New York Times 1973
- 24. Newspaper features on artists (reviews, profiles, obituaries) and other topics of interest to Rhoda Pritzker (often sent from England by her cousin Charles Goodman).
- Other documents: 25. Caricature by D'Oyly John inscribed “Rhoda, Believe it or not this was your uncle, one night in Madeira.”
- 26. 2007 Christmas card from John Craxton
- 27. Rhoda Pritzker's photocopies of CV, manuscript articles and stories, plus cuttings of her published pieces
- 28. Text of her A Wartime Voyage address to the National Society of Arts and Letters, Chicago, 1994
- 29. Copy of Liberty magazine, January 26, 1946, plus payment voucher for the featured story When Daddy Comes Marching Home
- 30. Telegram to Maurice Goldberg (Dec. 2, 1944) with news of story sold to Ladies Home Journal
- 31. Inventory of art in the Lake Shore Drive apartment, 1970s (five pages). Two copies
- 32. Copy of Goodman/Goldberg family tree
- 33. A portfolio of documents relating to Michael and Elisabeth Ayrton (letters, cuttings, exhibition invitation cards, gallery and restorer invoices)
- 34. Brush Up Your Shakespeare! Gala program for Sam Wanamaker and the Shakespeare Globe Trust, 1990
- 35. Invoices and other invitations from various galleries
- 36. Cat drawing by John Craxton to Rhoda
- 37. “Dear Kitty and Lucky” illustrated letter from John Craxton.
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