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Box MS.2023.046 Box 2

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Contains 67 Results:

George Moore, letter to Harry Cust, about 1893

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 31
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Letter offering the serial rights for Esther Waters to The Pall Mall Gazette.

Dates: about 1893
Found in: William Andrews Clark Memorial Library / Philip Cohen Collection on The New Woman / Moore, George, 1852-1933

Louise Chandler Moulton, carte-de-visite, 1870 March 11

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 32
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Phil Cohen: The date-stamp suggests that this was a proof, meant to be returned to the photographer. Seller referenced an identical copy attributed to Black of Boston and indicated that this image comes from an album assembled by a niece of the author who lived in Pomfret and Canterbury, Connecticut.

Dates: 1870 March 11
Found in: William Andrews Clark Memorial Library / Philip Cohen Collection on The New Woman / Moulton, Louise Chandler, 1835-1908

Olga Nethersole, letter to unknown correspondent, 1894 August 28

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 33
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Letter mentions theatrical adaptation of Tess of the d'Urbervilles. Folder includes a note from a previous owner about the letter. Phil Cohen notes: “The seller identified the recipient as Mrs Kathleen Haydon Green, who became Lord Mayoress of London (1900-1910). There is no evidence to support this.”

Dates: 1894 August 28
Found in: William Andrews Clark Memorial Library / Philip Cohen Collection on The New Woman / Nethersole, Olga, 1870-1951

Olga Nethersole, letter to "Hilda", 1894 November 2

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 34
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Letter about her first American tour to a close friend.

Dates: 1894 November 2
Found in: William Andrews Clark Memorial Library / Philip Cohen Collection on The New Woman / Nethersole, Olga, 1870-1951

Louis F. Nethersole, letter to "Mr. Peckham", 1894 October 9

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 35
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Letter from Olga Nethersole's brother and manager related to her American debut. Peckham represented Nethersole in her case against Augustin Daly.

Dates: 1894 October 9
Found in: William Andrews Clark Memorial Library / Philip Cohen Collection on The New Woman / Nethersole, Olga, 1870-1951

Olga Nethersole, cabinet photograph, about 1894?

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 36
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Photograph from Baker's Art Gallery, Columbus, Ohio.

Dates: about 1894?
Found in: William Andrews Clark Memorial Library / Philip Cohen Collection on The New Woman / Nethersole, Olga, 1870-1951

Olga Nethersole, cabinet photographs in costume, 1896

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 37
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3 photographs by London Stereoscopic and Sarony.

Dates: 1896
Found in: William Andrews Clark Memorial Library / Philip Cohen Collection on The New Woman / Nethersole, Olga, 1870-1951

Olga Nethersole, cabinet photograph in costume for Sapho, about 1900

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 38
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Providence, Rhode Island, Ye Rose Studio

Dates: about 1900
Found in: William Andrews Clark Memorial Library / Philip Cohen Collection on The New Woman / Nethersole, Olga, 1870-1951

"The New Woman -- Wash Day," stereoscope photograph, about 1901

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 39
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This finding aid describes the manuscript material from the New Woman Collection formed by Philip Cohen, and consists of letters, literary manuscripts, autographs, photographs, and other ephemera created by and related to the authors, actresses, and activists central to the feminist and suffragist movements of the 1890s as well as those female writers and public figures who opposed them. Though the term "New Woman" was coined in 1894 and is most commonly associated with 1890s women's rights...
Dates: about 1901
Found in: William Andrews Clark Memorial Library / Philip Cohen Collection on The New Woman / "New Woman" ephemera

Color postcard, "When did they breech you, Auntie?", about 1911

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 63
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A young boy addresses a woman wearing harem pants under a dress: “When did they breech you, Auntie?” On the verso, a group of salacious men ogle a woman: “Not always a case of harem scarem.” 14 x 9cm. Inter-Art Co., Southampton House, London, W. C. ‘Harem’ Series. No. 858.

Dates: about 1911
Found in: William Andrews Clark Memorial Library / Philip Cohen Collection on The New Woman / "New Woman" ephemera

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