WAUUA18_00_3348FullerEugeniaMay.xml Guide to the Eugenia May Fuller Papers 1912-1928 Fuller (Eugenia May) Papers Funding for encoding this finding aid was partially provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries © 2004 (Last modified: 4/19/2018)
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Finding aid written in English. Finding aid based on DACS (Describing Archives: A Content Standard). University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections (Accession No. 3348-001) Fuller, Eugenia May Eugenia May Fuller Papers 1912-1928 ca. 1925-1927 .4 cubic ft. (1 box) Collection materials are in English. Handwritten illustrated lecture notes for courses taught by Eugenia May Fuller in the University of Washington Dept. of Architecture, possibly between the academic years of 1925 and 1928.

Eugenia May Fuller taught in the University of Washington Dept. of Architecture until her marriage in 1928.

Chiefly handwritten lecture notes for courses taught by Eugenia May Fuller in the University of Washington Dept. of Architecture, possibly between the academic years of 1925 and 1928. The notes include printed illustrations and photographs for the History of Architecture and the History of Painting courses. Architecture of Europe and the Near East has photographs only. Also includes a photograph showing the Dept. of Architecture students and faculty, ca. 1925 (including Carl Gould and Eugenia Fuller).

Collection is arranged in series. Series I. Teaching Notes: History of Architecture. Series II. Teaching Notes: History of Painting. Series III. Photographs: Architecture of Europe and the Near East. Series IV. Photograph: Department of Architecture at the University of Washington, ca. 1925.

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The creator's literary rights were transferred to the University of Washington Libraries.

Donated by Leila Russell, Eugenia May Fuller's daughter, on Jan. 17, 1986.

Processed in 2004.

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1/1-2 Teaching Notes: History of Architecture ca. 1927

Hand-written teaching script (400 pages) on lined paper. Text integrates several hand drawings by Fuller, as well as pasted-in photos and illustrations cut from other sources. Removed from 2-punch binder cover (cover extant). Lessons cover basic principles of architecture and its history from ancient Egypt to the Renaissance. Includes typewritten notes (outline and guide) from the department suggesting how to structure the course. Also includes several evaluations of Fuller as a student, from 1912-1913, possibly by Carl F. Gould.

 1/3-4 Teaching Notes: History of Painting ca. 1927

Handwritten teaching script (300 pages) on lined paper; reproductions of paintings cut from other sources and pasted in. Removed from 2-punch binder cover (cover extant). Lessons cover basic principles of painting and its history from ancient Egyptian vases to the various schools including Dutch, Flemish, and Spanish. Includes typewritten notes (outline and guide) from the department suggesting how to structure the course.

 1/5 Photographs: Architecture of Europe and the Near East ca. 1927

Photographs pasted on to paper backing, one per page, possibly for a course on the architecture of Europe and the Near East. Few captions. Removed from 3-punch notebook.

 1/6 Photograph: Dept. of Architecture students and faculty at the University of Washington ca. 1925

Caption on back of photo: Department of Architecture at the University of Washington in the attic of Education (Miller) Hall, ca. 1925. Eugenia May Fuller in right foreground. Carl Gould in right near pillar. Photograph is credited to Linkletter Studio.