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Size | 81.5 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 19,000 items) |
Abstract | Established in 1972 by Robert M. Hicklin, Jr., the Charleston Renaissance Gallery is a fine art dealer in Charleston, S.C. The collection contains reference files prepared by the gallery on the artists that they represented. Files contain articles, photographic materials, and other information about artists and their works as well as materials relating to the transactions managed by the gallery. Also included is the Charlston Renaissance Gallery website, harvest beginning March 2019. |
Creator | Charleston Renaissance Gallery (Charleston, S.C.) |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection. |
Language | English |
Processed by: Amy Morgan, May 2017
Encoded by: Laura Smith, May 2017
Revisions: October 2018; May 2019; Nancy Kaiser and Anne Wells, January 2020
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Established in 1972 by Robert M. Hicklin, Jr., the Charleston Renaissance Gallery is a fine art dealer in Charleston, S.C.
Back to TopThe collection contains reference files prepared by the gallery on the artists that they represented. Files contain articles, photographs, and other information about artists and their works as well as materials relating to the transactions managed by the gallery. Also included is the Charlston Renaissance Gallery website, harvest beginning March 2019.
The Addition of October 2019 consists of business and photographic image files related to white landscape painter West Fraser's work, 1998-2006, the period during which he was represented by Charleston Renaissance Gallery. Also included are a copy of Charleston in My Time: The Paintings of West Fraser (University of South Carolina Press, 2001) and related files, as well as a VHS copy of "West Fraser: American Painter, Charleston, S.C.", a documentary production on West Fraser.
Back to TopArrangement: The gallery's original arrangement has been maintained. Files are organized into roughly alphabetical order.
Acquisitions Information: Accession 103572
Website harvested using Archive-It beginning March 2019.
Digital Item DI-05733/1 |
Charleston Renaissance Gallery Website |
Acquisitions Information: Accession 103730
Arrangement: As received.
Files related to West Fraser, a white landscape painter. Includes a complete record of Fraser's work, 1998-2006, the period during which he was represented by Charleston Renaissance Gallery. There are files for each painting, including sales information; images of each painting (slides, transparencies, and some digital images, with likely duplication across formats). There are also advertising and other business records related to Fraser's work; a copy of Charleston in My Time: The Paintings of West Fraser (University of South Carolina Press, 2001) and files related to its production; and a VHS copy of "West Fraser: American Painter, Charleston, S.C.", a documentary production on West Fraser that includes footage of him painting in natural settings.
Box 58-60
Box 58Box 59Box 60 |
West Fraser art files |
Image Box IB-05733/1-7
IB-05733/1IB-05733/2IB-05733/3IB-05733/4IB-05733/5IB-05733/6IB-05733/7 |
West Fraser photographic reference files |
Oversize Box OB-05733/1 |
Charleston in My Time: The Paintings of West Fraser |
Binder with related exhibit materials |
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Videotape VT-05733/1 |
West Fraser: American Painter, Charleston, S.C.VHS |