Unpublished Sources

Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.: Artists' Papers

Associated American Artists, Inc.
Isabel Bishop
Edward Laning
Seymour Lipton
Macbeth Gallery
Reginald Marsh
Midtown Galleries
Kenneth Hayes Miller
Rehn Gallery
Raphael Soyer
Whitney Museum of American Art

Museum of the City of New York

Reginald Marsh Photographic Archives
Union Square/Fourteenth Street Archives

The New York Public Library

"Photographic Views of New York" Microfiche Collection

Interviews on Tape

Isabel Bishop, December 16, 1982

Minna Citron (friend of Bishop, Miller, and Marsh), December 22, 1982 Lloyd Goodrich, December 30, 1982

Jack Henderson (friend of Edward Laning), November 22, 1982

Raphael Soyer, December 27, 1982; June 18, 1983; April 26, 1984; and March 13, 1987

Dissertations

Cohen, Marilyn. "Reginald Marsh: An Interpretation of His Art." New York University, Institute of Fine Arts, 1986.

Doss, Erica L. "Regionalists in Hollywood: Painting, Film, and Patronage, 1925-1945." University of Minnesota, 1983.

Leader, Bernice. "The Boston Lady as a Work of Art: Paintings by the Boston School at the Turn of the Century." Columbia University, 1980.

Peeler, David. "American Depression Culture: Social Art and Literature of the 1930s." University of Wisconsin, 1980.

Samson, Peter E. "The Emergence of a Consumer Interest in America, 1870-1930." University of Chicago, 1980.

Shrock, Alice Almond. "Feminists, Flappers, and the Maternal Mystique: Changing Conceptions of Women and Their Roles in the 1920s." University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1974.

Warford, Pamela Neal. "The Social Origins of Female Iconography: Selected Images of Women in American Popular Culture, 1890-1945." Washington University, St. Louis, 1979.