Goodyear, W. H. (William Henry), 1846-1923

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Correspondence regarding exhibition. Manuscript regarding exhibition. Brochure. Sketch. Notice of arrival.

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Letter regarding Greek Doric column and entablature.

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Correspondence regarding Conrow exhibition; recommendations; Washington Cathedral; Rheims Cathedral; Goodyear portrait. Clipping of Goeth and Carl F. Schreiber. List of publications; works. Notes. Plymouth Institute Brochure.

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Correspondence regarding exhibition. Exhibition catalog.

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Correspondence regarding Stokes paintings and exhibition; American Museum of Natural History. Clippings. List of Stokes works.

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Correspondence regarding research; permission to use Goodyear materials granted by Yale's History of Art department and transfer of the materials in Wilford S. Conrow's possession to the museum's library.

Abstract William Henry Goodyear was the Brooklyn Museum’s first curator of fine arts and an art and architectural historian. The Goodyear archival collection contains records relating to his work as curator and to his scholarly work, specifically his research on architectural refinements in medieval buildings in countries throughout Europe, Turkey, Egypt and Greece. Among the materials of note are correspondence with colleagues and friends including art historian A. Kingsley Porter; scrapbooks...

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Letter from Franklin Hooper regarding statue history (including history).

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Correspondence regarding Anglada photographs; exhibition catalog. Catalog. Introduction. Hermengildo Anglada y Camarasa biography. Mural Painters constitution and by-laws.

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Letters to Goodyear regarding inaugural exhibition; to Fox regarding Carlton T. Chapman exhibition (in Toledo).