Sepulchral monuments--Illinois--Petersburg
Color slide of the gravestone of Ann Rutledge in Petersburg, Illinois.
This outdoor view shows a large tree trunk on the left and a stone monument with a carved inscription on the right. A dark metal fence runs across the foreground, and the scene is permeated with a prominent reddish-pink hue. White text from a university library collection is centered over the middle of the frame.
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State University of New York at Buffalo. Poetry Collection.
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This black and white scene shows a vast expanse of rolling hills and fields. A path with visible tracks curves from the foreground into the middle distance, separated from a parallel field by a dark hedge. White text across the center reads "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo." The landscape is characterized by high contrast between sunlit slopes and deep shadows.
Black and white photograph of the decayed skeleton of a coyote.
A black and white high-angle view shows the skeletal remains of a large animal resting on a patch of low-lying vegetation. The skull, rib cage, and leg bones are partially exposed among the dried tissue and leaves. White text centered on the frame reads "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Black and white photograph of hills shrouded in clouds.
This black and white composition shows a dark mountain slope positioned diagonally against a bright, diffused sky. A light, textured surface occupies the foreground, while dark, hazy clouds are visible at the top edge. The words "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo" are layered across the center in white text.
Black and white photograph of a winding river.
A black and white landscape shows a light-colored, winding river flowing through dark land under a textured sky. Overlaid in the center is white text that reads "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo." In the foreground, there are patches of grass, while the background features a low, dark horizon line beneath a large, bright sky area surrounded by dark clouds.
Black and white photograph of rolling hills.
A black and white landscape shows rolling hills with patterned surfaces and a large area of deep shadow in the foreground. The sky above is a flat white. Centered on the hills is white text that reads, "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Black and white photograph of three windows looking out onto a treed landscape. The middle window is open. On the verso of the photo is written: "Photo of Briggflatts by Ray Williams (back cover)"
A dark interior room looks out through three side-by-side window frames at a landscape of trees and hills. The central window is partially open, and white text for The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo is positioned across the center. In the foreground, a sliver of light hits a diagonal wooden object in the lower left area of the dark room.
Black and white photograph of a man with a moustache wearing a three-piece suit, standing in front of a house with the porch in the background.
A person stands outdoors on wooden porch steps in front of a white building with horizontal siding and a wooden railing. They wear a matching tweed jacket and trousers, a necktie, and have a twin-lens reflex camera hanging around their neck while holding a cigar in one hand. The person has a mustache and prominent, dark eyebrows, and a watermark from the University at Buffalo is visible across the center.
Black and white photograph showing the back of one person, and the front of another person reflected in a mirror on the wall. Handwritten text below the photo reads: "Fayette Hickox look in a mirror and sees Gerard."
A person with dark hair and a polo shirt stands with their back turned, looking into a mirror. The mirror reflects the face and torso of another person with light hair wearing a button-up shirt. Centered text identifies a university library collection, and handwritten text at the bottom mentions two names.
Black and white photograph showing the back of one person, and the front of another person reflected in a mirror on the wall. Handwritten text below the photo reads: "Gerard Malanga looks in a mirror and sees Fayette."
A person stands with their back to the camera, looking into a wall-mounted mirror next to a window with white shutters. The mirror reflects the face and upper body of a different person wearing a dark shirt. Handwritten text at the bottom reads, "Gerard Malanga looks in a mirror and sees Fayette."
Black and white photograph of trees and underbrush.
This scene depicts a thicket of bare, intertwined branches and slender trees in a black and white tone. A thick, light-colored tree trunk stands in the center next to a dark, textured stump. White text is centered over the middle of the frame, reading "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Black and white photograph shot between buildings, showing a barber pole on the building on the left.
A narrow stone-paved path is bordered by walls made of rough-hewn stone masonry. On the left wall, a traditional barber pole with white and dark diagonal stripes is attached near eye level. The background contains more stone structures with windows, a vertical drainage pipe, and a chimney on a gabled roof.
Black and white photograph of a grove of trees. There is ivy around the base of some of the trees, and going up some trunks.
A black and white landscape depicts thick, gnarled tree trunks and intertwining branches growing closely together. Ivy and low-lying plants cover the ground beneath the trees, and bright light filters through the background canopy. White text centered across the image identifies the Poetry Collection of the University Libraries at University at Buffalo.
Black and white photograph of a graveyard, with two grave markers close to the camera. Note that this photo was printed backwards, so the text is backwards.
A black and white scene depicts multiple upright, weathered stone grave markers in a cemetery. Lichen and moss cover the textured surfaces of the headstones, which feature carved inscriptions. Bare trees with spindly branches rise behind the markers against a pale sky and a sloped hill in the background.
Black and white photograph of a man wearing glasses, sitting in a chair while holding a book.
A person wearing a textured suit jacket and dark-rimmed glasses is seated while holding an open book. The person's left hand rests on the open pages, and they are dressed in a white shirt and dark necktie. A pleated curtain provides a backdrop for the scene. Text across the center says, "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Black and white photograph of a man wearing glasses.
A person is shown in a close-up black and white portrait, positioned in a three-quarter view. The individual wears thick-rimmed glasses, a collared shirt, and a dark necktie. White text reading "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo" is superimposed across the center.
Black and white photograph showing a river with forested cliffs on either side. A bridge crosses the river, and there is a person standing on the bridge.
A black and white landscape features a stone arch bridge spanning a river within a steep, rocky gorge. A person stands on the bridge as water flows underneath, and a waterfall is visible further back in the gorge. Text overlaying the center reads "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo".
Photos of Miami, Florida for Mrs. R. Doyle
Small US Mail bag with a red tag attached, and four small (each 7x4.5cm) photographs of Miami, Florida.
Four vintage postcards are arranged in a grid, showing the Hotel Flamingo Tea Garden, St. John's Casino, the Deering Villa grounds, and the Royal Palm Hotel. Each scene features historic architecture, palm trees, and landscaped grounds characteristic of early 20th-century Florida. A central watermark identifies the images as part of a university collection.
Sepulchral monuments--Ireland--Drumcliffe
Black and white photograph of a man standing with his hand on W.B. Yeats' gravestone.
A person wearing a jacket and trousers stands with one hand resting on the top of a rectangular headstone and one foot on its base. The headstone is inscribed with the name "W.B. YEATS" and a poem excerpt beginning with "Cast a cold Eye." In the background, tall trees and other cemetery markers are visible under a bright sky, with a white text overlay identifying the University at Buffalo's Poetry Collection.
Black and white photograph of a nude female sitting in the front seat of a truck, legs out of the vehicle, long hair covering face.
A person sits in the driver's seat of an old, weathered car with its door open in a wooded area. The individual is naked, and their long hair falls forward to obscure their face and upper body. Tall, thin trees fill the background, and a text watermark is centered over the scene.
Black and white photograph of a child (Alex Finlay?) in a boat on the water.
A child dressed in striped overalls and a sweater sits inside a small sailboat on a body of water. The sailboat is equipped with a mast, a sail, and a small flag. White text is superimposed across the center of the frame.
A small sailboat floats on a narrow body of water surrounded by rocky banks and tall grass. The scene is viewed through out-of-focus branches in the foreground and includes white text overlaid across the center. This view is depicted in black and white.
Black and white photograph of a man sitting in a small boat on the water.
A person is seated inside a small boat with a single sail on a body of water, with their reflection appearing on the surface. The individual wears a light-colored, long-sleeved top and dark trousers while holding an object in their mouth. In the background, a stone building and a wooden fence are visible against a sloped, open field. A text overlay is positioned across the center of the frame.
Color photograph showing water surrounded by rocks and a collection of rocks with a white pole that has writing on it amongst them.
An outdoor landscape features a small body of water bordered by various-sized grey rocks and green grass. A white cylindrical pole rises from the rocks, with repetitive black text including the words "wind" and "wave" printed on it. In the background, a small white and blue structure sits on the grassy ground. The center of the image contains white text reading, "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
State University of New York at Buffalo -- Periodicals.
College student newspapers and periodicals -- New York (State) -- Buffalo.
Student publications -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals.
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State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives.
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