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Mrs. Dunlap Hopkins- Founder and Pioneer of Noted Art School

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One magazine reprint entitled Mrs. Dunlap Hopkins- Founder and Pioneer of Noted Art School, reprinted from American Business Magazine, October 1927., ca. 1929. The article, written by G. Zeth Brooks, describes the founding and history of the New York School of Applied Design for Women. It commends Mrs. Dunlap Hopkins on her achievement for women: "Thus this noted art school with the motto of 'Concentration' developed the primary motives of Mrs. Hopkins: greater ability, more rapid progress, and a bigger earning power for women." The piece is illustrated with a black and white reproduction of a portrait of Mrs. Dunlap Hopkins. Accompanying the reprinted article are two blank application forms (each entitled Application Blank) and a salary statement for recent graduates of the New York School of Applied Design for Women, in New York City. The dimensions given are for the article.
Type
Visual Materials(Opens in new tab)
Date
circa 1929
Call number
ephKAEE
Creator
Korzenik, Diana (1941-)(Opens in new tab)
Provenance
Gift of Diana Korzenik, August 1997.
transferred from Huntington Art Reference Library, May 2000.
purchased from Mike Kaplan, October 2000.
Associated people
Korzenik, Diana, (1941-)
Abbott, Jacob, (1803-1879,)
Abbott, John S. C. (1805-1877,)
Bartholomew, William N. (1822-1898,)
Coe, Benjamin H. (1799-1883,)
Coe, E. M. (1862-1944,)
Cross, Anson K. (1818-1894,)
Hodgman, Carolyn S., (1803?-1887,)
Knudsen, Carl Wilhelm, (1882-1942,)
Morgan, Lucius B., (1807-)
Nutting, B. F. (1887-1969,)
Sarg, Tony, (1836-1886,)
Schuster, Sigismond,
Shaw, Ruth Faison,
Smith, Walter,
Spofford, Mabel,
Spofford, Mabel,
Wright, Wynna,
Associated organizations
Faber-Castell (Firm)
American Crayon Company.
Binney & Smith Co.
D. Appleton and Company.
D. Lothrop & Company.
F.W. Devoe & C.T. Raynolds Company.
Eberhard Faber Pencil Company.
Ginn and Company.
Grout & Putnam.
Ivison & Phinney.
J.L. Hammett Co.
J.W. Schermerhorn & Co.
Joseph Dixon Crucible Company.
L. Prang & Co.
Little, Brown and Company.
McLoughlin Bros.
Milton Bradley & Co.
P.P. Caproni & Brother.
Prang Company.
Raphael Tuck & Sons.
Saalfield Pub. Co.
Transogram Company.
Wadsworth, Howland & Co.
Weber Costello Company.
Winsor & Newton.
Koh-i-noor Hardtmuth AG.
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