Art

This collection includes correspondence, pamphlets, brochures, bulletins, texts of speeches, presentations, photographs, and writings from Alice Nichols ranging from 1920 to 1990. Correspondence included in the collection is both professional and personal in nature, and documents her early career, her years at Ball State, and her post-retirement life.

This colleciton includes 2 undated brochures.

This colleciton includes news releases, clippings, and photographs collected by the Ball State University Office of University Marketing and Communications ranging from 1955 to 1975. Additionally the collection features correspondense, donor lists, collection information, annual reports, and biennial reports created by the Ball State University Museum of Art from 1943 to 2019.

The Brayton Family Collection consists primarily of family photos dating from 1868 to 1958. The oversize materials contain Amy Botkin's scrapbook, which includes letters, photos, brochures, and invitations (1907-1960), as well as sketches and paintings done by Margaret Brayton.

This collection includes departmental records and exhibition documents from the Ball State University Department of Art ranging from 1950 to 1980.

This collection includes personal papers, poetry, and audio and video from Mildred Raynolds Trivers in Muncie, Indiana ranging from 1934 to 2000 regarding her life and career as a poet and founder of the Humpback Barn Festival of Poetry and Arts.

The collection contains correspondence, meeting agendas, lists of board members, board minutes, treasurer's report, committee records, exhibition programs, and other records of the Muncie Art Association ranging from 1907 through 1976.

This collection includes a landscape painting by Oscar Pickett.

This collection includes reproductions of paintings from American Indians published by in 1932 regarding Pueblo and Native American art.

The colophon reads, "500 copies of this volume, all on the same paper, have been printed for sale and these have been numbered 1 to 500 and each copy bears the signature of the publisher. This is copy no: 85.