Général Dyer, C.N. Londres [cliché Central News] : [photographie de presse] / [Agence Rol]

Référence bibliographique : Rol, 59522

Portrait of the photographer Harry Polk outdoors Portraits Men

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Portrait of the photographer Harry Polk outdoors Portraits Men

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Oriental women /

Mode of access: Internet.

Harry Coverdale's courtship and all that came of it /

Added t. p. illustrated in color.

Harry Coverdale's courtship : and all that came of it /

Issued in 15 parts, 1854-55, in illustrated blue paper covers. Preface, table of contents, title page at end of final part. Added t.p. precedes text of final part.

Between Two Worlds : Harry Reade, the Sydney waterfront and Cuban animation

Harry Reade (1927-1998) was an Australian waterside worker-artist who became involved with animation production through the Waterside Workers’ Federation Film Unit, in Sydney. During the early years of the Cuban Revolution, Reade contributed to Cuba’s social and cultural reform process by influencing the development of the educational sector of Cuban animation. This article examines the forces that shaped Reade and the ways in which he contributed to the use of animation as an agent of social change.

David Skene-Melvin papers, 1918, 1995, n.d.

David Skene-Melvin, literary historian and bibliographer, donated his extensive collection of books on Crime, Mystery and Detective fiction to the Popular Culture Program at Brock University in July 2001. The donation forms a significant part of the Skene-Melvin Collection of Crime, Mystery and Detective Fiction, James A. Gibson Library, Brock University.

Mind majick : a study of the paintings by Harry Smith

Harry Smith was an American artist who worked primarily in the 1940s through the 1980s. Although largely an obscure figure in American culture, Smith is most commonly recognized for his achievements in anthropology and ethnology, experimental cinema, and musicology. This master’s research paper is the first in-depth scholarly study of Harry Smiths’ achievements as a painter. Only a few of Smith’s paintings exist today, which explains why they have received so little attention. However, there is enough work and information available to weave together a chronological study of Smith’s occupation as a painter. In this paper, one will see how Smith’s work and interests in various fields of study influenced his painterly aesthetic, and how he was able to tie together all of his disparate diversions into cohesive and unified visions upon a twodimensional surface.

Systematic psychology: prolegomena,

Mode of access: Internet.

Systematic psychology: prolegomena,

Edited by H. P. Weld. cf.Pref.

Harry B. Hutchins

On verso: copyright 1917.

Harry Burns Hutchins

Professor of law and president of the University of Michigan