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Harbach And The Housebook

Posted by dharbach on July 23, 2012 · 2 Comments

Part II of a Series: To learn more about the Lummis Housebook Digitization Project, read the introductory post So Lummis Pretty Much Knew Everybody, Didn’t He? For the other posts in the series, click here. There is an old proverb that goes, “A man is known by the company he keeps.” When that proverb is … Read more

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So Lummis Pretty Much Knew Everybody, Didn’t He?

Posted by lposas on June 14, 2012 · 4 Comments

Inside front cover of Housebook with the Lummis bookplate, which includes an early drawing of his daughter, Turbese Lummis.

As so aptly put by Robyn Hetrick, the Autry’s Director of Programs and Public Events, Charles Fletcher Lummis did indeed seem to know everyone. Lummis’s circle reached far and wide and included a dynamic set of artists, scientists, visionaries, and explorers. But the truth of this statement is best revealed by the fascinating “Lummis Housebook,” … Read more

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