Arranged in the following series: 1. Correspondence and Biographical Materials; 2. Personal and Family Materials; 3. Artwork Materials; 4. People Files; 5. General Materials; and 6. Will South Collection on the Harwood Family.
Series 6 is further divided into the following sub-series: 1. Artwork; 2. Correspondence; 3. Legal materials; 4. Notebooks and ledgers; 5. Printed materials; and 6. Oversize.
James Taylor Harwood was born in Lehi, Utah, in 1860. His father was a saddle and harness maker. James began drawing as a child, making pictures of animals and portraits of his schoolmates. In his boyhood, he formed lifelong friendships with artists John Hafen and Cyrus E. Dallin. In his teens, Harwood carried mail and worked in his father's shop to earn enough money to go to art school. At the age of 25, he entered the San Francisco School of Design. At the end of one year, he won a gold medal for the best painting of the year. In 1886, he returned to Utah, opened a studio, and taught art. Two years later he had saved enough money to go to France and enter the Ecole des Beaux Arts. From 1891 to 1893 he studied at the Academie Julian in Paris where he won a medal for painting. In 1891, Harwood married one of his art students, Harriet Richards. They settled in Salt Lake City, after their sojourn in France, where he taught at East and West high schools. They had five children. During the next twenty-five years, the Harwoods divided their time between France and Utah. In 1920, the family moved to California due to Harriet's poor health. She died in 1922 and the family returned to Salt Lake City. Harwood became head of the art department at the University of Utah in 1922. He held that position until 1931, when he resigned in order to devote more time to his painting. At the university, he taught the first class in color etching ever given in the United States. In 1929, Harwood married Ione Godwin. They traveled to Europe for two years where Harwood developed his impressionist painting technique. He became famous in Europe as well as in the United States and won many honors for his works. The Harwoods returned to California in 1939 with their two children. In 1940, the University of Utah assembled the James Taylor Harwood art exhibition. This exhibit was in honor of his 80th birthday and represented his life's work. He died in Salt Lake City on 16 October 1940.
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Boxes 1-3 were donated by Willard R. Harwood in 1973.
Box 4 was donated in 1989.
Boxes 5-6 were donated in 1991.
Box 6, folder 19, and boxes 7-12 were donated in 2001.
Boxes 13-21 were donated in 2002.
Box 22, folders 1-2 were donated by David Carroll of the Utah Museum of Fine Arts in 2013.
Box 22, folder 3 was donated by Rose Petersen (on behals of her brother James T. Harwood) in 2013.
Box 2, folder 3, box 11, folder 8, and box 23 donated by James T. Harwood in 2015.
Boxes 24-38 were donated by Will South in 2019.
Collection Name, Collection Number, Box Number, Folder Number. Special Collections, J. Willard Marriott Library, The University of Utah.
Processed by Jennifer Braeden and Lisa DeMille in 1989-2002.
Addenda (box 22) processed by Betsey Welland in 2013.
Box 2, folder 3; box 11, folder 8; addenda (box 23); and Will South Collection on the Harwood Family (boxes 24-38) by Gina C Giang in 2026.
See also the June Rose Harwood papers (MS 0543), the Ruth Harwood papers (MS 0375), and the Madge Tomsic papers (MS 0672).
The James Taylor Harwood papers (1880-2001) consist of original and photocopied materials pertaining to Harwood (1860-1940), his artistic profession, and his personal life. Included in the collection are works of art, correspondence, biographical information, poetry, exhibition catalogs, diaries, notebooks, news articles, and other materials. The collection has been organized with the original donated materials placed first, then subsequent donations placed after, in chronological order according to donation date.
The first group of donated materials (boxes 1-3) consists of photocopied correspondence between Harwood and Ione Godwin, his second wife; typescripts and a photocopy of Harwood's autobiography, A Basket of Chips; an autobiography of his father, James Harwood; art-related materials; and poetry, news articles, and miscellaneous items.
The second donation (box 4) only has one item. It is a scrapbook put together for Lark Harwood by her mother, Ione. It is a combination journal and photo album describing the life of Lark and her parents, Ione and James Taylor Harwood. Ione writes of sights, her feelings, the family's activities, of their homes, and of the extended family. Where possible, photographs were removed and transferred to the Multimedia Section of Special Collections.
The third and fourth donations (boxes 5-6) consist mostly of correspondence. The first box holds correspondence entirely between Ione and James Taylor Harwood, much of it while they were first dating. The rest of the correspondence is between various individuals and is arranged alphabetically by the person associated with it. Some poetry, a diary, and other materials are also included in these boxes.
The fifth donation (boxes 7-12) includes a variety of items, including original works of art and sketches by Harwood. The artwork, located in boxes 10-11, is representative of most of Harwood's artistic career. Other materials found with this donation are diaries, notebooks, correspondence, exhibition catalogs, artwork and poetry by Ruth Harwood, and a descriptive commentary by James V. Harwood of this donation's contents, among other things.
The sixth donation (boxes 13-21) is almost entirely made up of correspondence. Some poetry, news clippings, and other items are also included in some of the folders. Original groupings for this last donation were kept as much as possible. It is organized alphabetically, generally by the correspondent's last name. Some correspondence may fit with other groupings, though.
The seventh (box 22) includes correspondence to a Mr. D. Brown, a scrapbook which consists mainly of news clippings, and a sketchbook of human anatomy.
The Will South Collection on the Harwood Family series (boxes 24-38) contains materials received by South from the Harwood family. Sub-series 1 consists of artwork from Harriett "Hattie" Richards Harwood; James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; and Ruth Harwood, 1896-1959. Sub-series 2 consists of over 800 original letters primarily between J. T. and Hattie Harwood; and Hattie's mother, Mary Julia Johnson Richards from 1888-1891. The letters become more sporadic in the later years, but there are quite a few from Hattie's children when she was hospitalized in Oakland, California from 1921-1922. Some of the envelopes include multiple letters written on different days. Sub-series 3 contains legal materials primarily related to J. T. Harwood's estate;. Most of the manuscripts in sub-series 4 are unidentified and undated. Sub-series 5 includes miscellaneous notebooks and ledgers and appears to be written by J. T. and Hattie Harwood. The writings are miscellaneous and includes quotes; lists; financial expenses; and a few daily observations. The titles were obtained, if supplied or printed, on the front cover. Sub-series 5 is organized alphabetically by Harwood family. Sub-series 6 includes J. T. Harwood's glasses; and a scrapbook primarily containing clippings related to Harwood.
See also the
This box contains photocopied correspondence mostly between James Taylor Harwood and his second wife, Ione Godwin.
This box also contains photocopied correspondence between James Taylor Harwood and Ione Godwin. Box 2, folder 3 includes a telegram from James Taylor Harwood to Rose Welsh, 1939. Undated correspondence is in the last folder.
Folder 3 contains a photocopy of this typescript copy.
Includes several biographies of Harwood as well as a typescript of his funeral services.
Includes a photocopy and a typescript of the original of James Taylor Harwood's father.
This is an essay draft written by Harwood on art and what it is. The handwritten original and a photocopy of it are included.
This correspondence is original and is entirely between Ione Godwin and James Taylor Harwood.
This report was typed by Ione who took the class.
The notations in this diary were written by James Taylor Harwood.
This box also contains addressed envelopes to and from Harwood.
Included are artwork prints, poetry, and
The bulk of this box consists of Harwood's sketchbooks. Several of them have inscriptions to his second wife, Ione, dating 1933. The last folder also holds some photocopies and prints of various paintings.
Most of the works of art in this box are original sketches, watercolors, and oils. Folder 8 includes a colored sketch entitled "Valley of Salt Lake from Near Fort," undated.
The bulk of these catalogs are from Paris art exhibitions.
Contains scanned images of Harwood's art works, prepared and donated by his son, James V. Harwood. This item is located in the Manuscripts Division CD case.
This sketchbook consists of human anatomy sketches by Harwood.
Handwritten notes.
Related to James T. Harwood; Will South; and articles written by George Dibble.
Includes:
1 watercolor of flowers.
8 drawings.
Includes two "Golden Wedding" cards for Heber John Richards and Mary Julia Johnson Richards; two sketches of flowers drawn before Harriett "Hattie" Richards Harwood died.
5 paintings; 4 sketches; and 4 poems with colored-in drawings.
2 unidentified sketches.
Multiple letters may be contained in one envelope.
Arranged chronlogically.
10 letters addressed to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.
Includes letters from Jepperson, Samuel Hans, 1855-1931; Harwood family; and friends.
9 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
21 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
14 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
Includes draft of marriage proposal.
12 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
Includes letter from John Beesley.
12 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
14 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
1 letter.
Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.
1 letter.
Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood to Heber John Richards and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
2 letters.
Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.
1 letter from Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.
1 letter from Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.
3 letters.
Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.
2 letters.
Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.
3 letters.
Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.
21 letters and postcards.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
20 incomplete letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
Includes dried botanicals.
16 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
11 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
8 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
10 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
17 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
10 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
Includes letter from Heber John Richards dated "1886."
13 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
8 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
10 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
10 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 and Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
10 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 to Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
11 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
11 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
11 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
10 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 and Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
7 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 and Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
Includes Frederick Whitaker Taylor, 1866-1952?
8 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 and Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
1 letter.
Lillian Harwood to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.
12 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 and Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
12 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 and Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
10 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 and Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
9 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 and Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
13 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
9 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 and Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
7 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 and Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
8 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 and Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
11 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 and Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
4 letters.
Primarily between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 and Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
4 letters.
Includes Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood to Aimie Richards Taylor and Heber John Richards; Leon Bonnat letter of recommendation for James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; and Heber John Richards to "Auntie," James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940, and Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
2 letters.
Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 and Aimie Richards Taylor.
1 letter from Harriett "Hattie" Richards Harwood to Aimie Richards Taylor.
1 letter and 2 postcard from Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood to Aimie Richards Taylor.
1 letter from James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 to "Fred," Aimie Richards Taylor, and "Children."
2 postcards from Jennetta Richards to Aimie Richards Taylor.
6 letters.
Primarily letters from Mary Julia Johnson Richards.
Includes letters from Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood to Aimie Richards Taylor and Blanche Richards to family.
4 letters.
Includes letters from Mary Julia Johnson Richards and Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood to Rhoda Richards.
11 letters.
Primarily letters from Mary Julia Johnson and Harriett "Hattie" Richards Harwood to family.
10 letters and postcards.
Primarily from Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood to Aimie Richards Taylor.
Includes letters to Jennetta Richards; Rhoda Richards; and Frederick Whitaker Taylor, 1866-1952.
12 letters.
Primarily from Harriett "Hattie" Richards Harwood to Aimie Richards Taylor and Mary Julia Johnson Richards to family.
12 letters.
Primarily from Harriett "Hattie" Richards to Aimie Richards Taylor and Jennetta Richards; and Mary Julia Johnson Richards to family.
10 letters.
Primarily from Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood and Mary Julia Johnson Richards to family.
7 letters.
Includes letter from James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 to Frederick Whitaker Taylor, 1866-1952; Maude Alice Harwood to "Dear Children"; letters from Mary Julia Johnson; and James Taylor Harwood, 1834-1912 to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 and Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
6 letters.
Primarily from Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood to Jennetta, Rhoda, and Aimie Richards Taylor.
Includes letter from Mary Julia Johnson Richards to family.
7 letters.
Primarily from Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood to Jennetta and Aimie Richards Taylor.
Includes letters from Mary Julia Johnson Richards to family.
1 letter from James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 to Frederick Whitaker Taylor, 1866-1952.
3 letters from Harriett "Hattie" Richards to Jennetta and Aimie Richards Taylor.
2 letters from Mary Julia Johnson to family.
1 letter from James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 to Frederick Whitaker Taylor, 1866-1952.
6 letters from Harriett "Hattie" Richards to Jennetta, Rhoda and Aimie Richards Taylor.
7 letters from Mary Julia Johnson to family.
1 postcard; John L Porter; The Art Society of Pittsburgh; and The Society of Western Artists to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.
Jennetta Richards postcard to Harriett "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
Toledo Museum of Art to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.
4 letters.
Includes The Society of Western Artists; James Harwood, 1834-1912; and Willard Richards Harwood to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.
5 letters and 1 postcard.
Includes letter from Maude Alice Harwood.
5 letters and postcards.
Two postcards from J.R.W to Harriett "Hattie" Richards; 1 postcard from James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; and 2 letters from June Rose Harwood Spring and Heber James Harwood to Harriett "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
1 letter and 1 postcard from Amelia Richards to Harriett "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
2 letters.
"Pere" to Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and Danquart Anthon Weggeland, 1827-1918 to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.
1 letter from "Your Mother" to "Mrs. J. T. Harwood."
5 letters from Oakland (Calif.).
Harriett "Hattie" Richards Harwood to Mary Julia Johnson and Aimie Richards Taylor.
1 letter from Harriett "Hattie" Richards to Aimie Richards Taylor.
1 letter from James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 to Harriett "Hattie" Richards and "Chips."
3 letters in 1 envelope to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.
5 letters and 1 telegram.
Primarily from James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 to family.
Telegram reads: Hattie very sick thyroid in hospital will write.
5 letters, 10 postcards, and 1 telegram from James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 and Harriett "Hattie" Richards Harwood to family.
1 letter written near the South Pole from Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood to Aimie Richards Taylor.
Includes 6 letters and 1 postcard.
2 letters from Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940; "My three little crickets."
1 letter from James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 to Ruth Harwood, 1896-1959 and 1 postcard.
1 letter from Jennetta Richards to Harriett "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
28 letters.
23 letters.
20 letters.
5 letters from Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
1 letter from Rhoda Richards and 1 postcard to Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
6 letters.
Primarily from James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 and Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
3 letters and 1 postcard from Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
1 letter from A. W. Hewlett to Frederick Whitaker Taylor, 1866-1952.
1 letter from Jennetta Richards to Aimie Richards Taylor.
1 postcard from James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 to Frederick Whitaker Taylor, 1866-1952.
14 letters and 9 postcards between James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 and family.
5 telegrams from G. C. Riser; Azra Rhoda; and family.
34 letters and 2 telegrams primarily to and from James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.
Includes Alice Merrill Horne, 1868-1948.
3 letters to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.
4 letters.
Includes letters to June Rose Harwood Spring, 1903-1991.
1 typewritten letter signed from Emerson, W. Otto to "My Dear old Friend Harwood."
2 letters from Willard Richards Harwood to "Dear Folks."
1 letter from James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 to "Dear Sirs-"
3 page letter to "Monsieur Harwood." Portions in French.
Related to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940 death.
Enclosure not present.
1 postcard to Ruth Harwood, 1896-1959.
Related to the "Pioneer Boy" reproductions.
1 card from Rhoda Richards to Ruth Harwood, 1896-1959.
Related to guardianship of Frank O. Spring & June Harwood. Spring.
Pages 2-5 are missing.
3 letters.
Includes 2 greeting cards.
Includes photocopy of the following letters:
Brigham Young, 1801-1877 to Elder Heber Jno. Richards, 1867 November 10.
John Fairbanks, 1855-1940 to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940, 1922 May 1.
30 envelopes.
Arranged chronologically.
1932 and 1935 typewritten copies.
Includes letter to June Rose Harwood Spring, 1903-1991 and Kyle Osborne Spring.
2 notices related to the estate of James Harwood Taylor, 1860-1940.
Filed in the Utah District Court (Salt Lake County). Probate Division.
Clipping related to notice of petition for probate will related to the estate of James Harwood Taylor, 1860-1940 in the California Superior Court (Los Angeles County).
4 typewritten letters related to the estate of James Harwood Taylor, 1860-1940.
Filed in the California. Superior Court (Alameda County).
Notice of rejection of creditor's claim related to the estate of Ruth Harwood, 1896-1959 filed in the California Superior Court (San Bernardino County).
1 page photocopy of a typewritten 1982 August 13 will.
Arranged alphabetically.
Typewritten 1-page poem.
Typewritten 1-page manuscript.
Note: "Helping Pops at Mama's death."
Handwritten 2-page manuscript.
Handwritten tribute written in French.
Typewritten 1-page manuscript.
Includes photocopy of manuscript.
1 photocopy of a typewritten 1-page poem.
Miscellaneous.
Some materials in French.
Handwritten 1-page poem.
Typewritten 2-page draft related to picture interpretation.
Typewritten 1-page poem.
Typewritten 45-page manuscript. Written in Lehi, Utah.
Handwritten 1-page manuscript.
Handwritten 2-page poem.
Typewritten 51-page manuscript.
Arranged chronologically.
Book belonged to Harriett "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
Untitled notebook. Appears to be in the hand of Harriett "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
Miscellaneous writings related to geography; and physiology.
Loose pages laid-in at the end of the notebook.
Untitled ledger with list of expenses. Appears to be in the hand of Harriett "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.
Untitled ledger. Appears to be in the hand of James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.
Financial records related to art class.
Loose materials laid-in.
French vocabulary and writings by Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
Includes "A trip to Pompei"; and financial notes.
Loose materials laid-in.
Untitled ledger with list of expenses on honeymoon.
Appears to be in the hand of Harriett "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
Miscellaneous writings.
Appears to be in the hand of Harriett "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
First page entitled "A trip to Paris started in 1902;" other list includes books read; things made; and sewing done.
Loose materials laid-in.
Untitled ledger with list of expenses.
First page entitled "Swing expenses..."
Loose materials laid-in. Includes two watercolors and one sketch of flowers.
Verses written by Harriet "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
Miscellaneous writings.
Appears to be in the hand of Harriett "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
First page entitled "Western History," 1914; other sections entitled: "Interview Pioneers;" family notes; "Surgical Dressings;" and list of standard wrappers.
Loose materials laid-in. Include tract entitled
Diary written by Harriett "Hattie" Richards Harwood.
Includes trip to San Francisco fair; and list of expenses.
Miscellaneous writings.
Appears to be in the hand of Harriett "Hattie" Richards Harwood; and James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.
Includes quotes and passages; and list of books read.
Loose materials laid-in.
Unbound.
Miscellaneous writings.
Includes recipes; genealogies; and geology notes.
Partially filled-in.
Arranged chronologically.
Index printed on the verso.
Map folded within back cover.
Includes Lignes Farman card with map on verso.
Miscellaneous agreements; forms; and receipts filled-in.
In French.
Map folded within back cover.
Receipt from Bountiful Office Supply and prescriptions from Heber John Richards.
Includes business cards; Mandala of the Eight Paths print; 1931 California Fish and Game Laws, 1932; postcards, including from Europe; and Utah centennial, 1847-1947 print.
Includes photocopy of Harwood family portrait.
Front cover missing.
Includes blank postcard.
Includes cards related to art classes taught by Harwood; and printer plate.
Includes Societe des Artistes Francais exhibitor's identification cards; Society of Western Artists 15th annual exhibition catalog; The Art Center invitation of exhibition of paintings and colored etchings; "The Art of James T. Harwood;" Utah Art Institute; Springville Art Gallery; Tivoli Gallery mailer; and University of Utah art collections catalogue.
5 cards.
Printed forms filled-in.
6-page typescript.
Tourism leaflet.
Related to Harwood Collection of Paintings; and art reception.
Typewritten biographical sketch.
Exhibition label and catalogs.
Includes materials related to other artists.
4 copies of Harwood's art.
Includes "Departure of the Red Man;" and "My Pet."
4 blank postcards of Harwood's art.
Eye glass prescription form filled-in.
Includes Utah special diploma; California State Board of Education; and Physical Examination of Teachers, Oakland Public Schools, Oakland, California.
Related to J. T. Harwood exhibit.
Includes description of painting; art catalog; and clipping from
James Taylor Harwood art exhibition representative of his life's work.
Welcome home dinner honoring Mr. J. T. Harwood.
Harwood's art on the front cover.
30 black-and-white prints. Includes "The Weaver" and "The Earth Soul" on the verso.
18 prints, some in color. Includes "Seal of Oneness;" "Sun Seal of the Light Templars;" "Immortal Harvest;" "Guild of the Temple Builders;" "The World Flower;" and "Little Coves."
Booklet.
Summer session 1931.
Signed by Harwood.
Includes poem entitled "Kwan Yin" by Ruth St. Denis, 1880-1969.
Includes caption of a photograph not present.
Alice Merrill Horne Galleries booklet.
Includes:
List of fine art collection.
Glasses belonged to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940
Primarily newspaper clippings related to James Taylor Harwood, 1860-1940.