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circa 1930s
The collection was originally held in 15 sequential 3-ring binders. Vol. 13 is lacking. An index to all volumes is found at the end of Volume 15. The documents have been removed from their original binders and are maintained in original volume order in folders.
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Jeannette Daggett Notes on Rome, its history, art, and architecture. Located in the Dept. of Drawings & Archives, Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library, Columbia University.
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Source of acquisition--This collection was a gift from L. Jeannette Daggett to Avery Library, June 3, 1938.
This collection contains typescript notes, handwritten notes, newspaper and periodical clippings, published stock images, postcards, lithograph maps, and ink on linen drawings and sketches relating to the art, architecture, and urban planning of Rome, Italy.
The materials in this collection were compiled in the 1930s by L. Jeannette Daggett, likely as a study guide or personal research project.
This collection was processed in June 2008 by Patrick Ford, Graduate Student Intern, under the supervision of Annemarie van Roessel, Archivist, Dept. of Drawings & Archives, Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library.
Subjects treated in this volume include the Capitoline and the Forum Romanum. Materials include front cover, typescript notes, newspaper clippings, periodical clippings, and ink on paper drawings.
Ink on linen
Map with buildings identified.
Subjects treated in this volume include the Palatine, Esqualine, and various fora. Materials include front cover, typescript notes, newspaper clippings, periodical clippings, and published stock images.
Lithograph
Map with buildings identified and topography delineated.
Subject treated in this volume include the Caelian Hill. Materials include front cover, typescript notes, newspaper clippings, periodical clippings, and published stock images.
Subjects treated in this volume include the Aventine, Viminal, Quirinal, and Pincian. Materials include front cover, typescript notes, newspaper clippings, periodical clippings, published stock images, and a pencil and ink on linen drawing.
Subjects treated in this volume include the Campus Martius. Materials include front cover, typescript notes, newspaper clippings, periodical clippings, and published stock images.
Subjects treated in this volume include the Borgo and Trastevere districts. Materials include front cover, typescript notes, newspaper clippings, and periodical clippings.
Subjects treated in this volume include Saint Peter's Basilica. Materials include front cover, typescript notes, and ink drawings on linen.
Subjects treated in this volume include the Vatican. Materials include front cover, typescript notes, newspaper clippings, periodical clippings, and published stock images.
Subjects treated in this volume include the Porta Capena, the Porta Furba, Campagna, the Basilica of Saint Paul, the Porta del Popolo. Materials include front cover, typescript notes, newspaper clippings, published stock images, and pencil and ink drawings on linen.
Subjects treated in this volume include Palestrina, the Capitoline Museum, and various Renaissance-era villas and palazzos. Materials include front cover, typescript notes, newspaper clippings, published stock images, and an ink drawing on linen.
Subjects treated in this volume include various churches, Michelangelo, the Lateran Palace, and Domenichino. Materials include typescript notes, newspaper clippings, postcards, and published stock images.
Lithograph
Map with locations identified and topography delineated.
Subjects treated in this volume include Albano, Rocca di Papa, and Ostia. Materials include typescript notes, handwritten notes, newspaper clippings, periodical clippings, and published stock images.
Subjects treated in this volume include the succession of Roman kings, and a museum guide to antique Roman art. Materials include typescript notes, handwritten notes, newspaper clippings, periodical clippings, and published stock images.
This volume includes an index to the entire collection. Materials include typescript notes.