August 5, 1932: Mark Lutz at a shipyard with the Steamship Europa. August 6, 1932: Donald Angus, Mark Lutz, and Carl Van Vechten at Club Lido and Lido Beach, Long Island, New York. Photography by Donald Angus for images of Lutz and Van Vechten together.
March 2, 1932: Donald Angus and Max Ewing as well as a view from the Carl Van Vechten apartment on the seventh floor at 150 West 55th Street, New York City.
July 11, 1932: Donald Angus with a kinkajou at the New York Zoological Park, Bronx, New York City, as well as other animals including birds and pelicans and structures at the zoo including a statue at Astor Court designed by Heins & LaFarge and a sculptural fountain known as the Rockefeller Fountain after William Rockefeller, which he purchased from the city of Como, Italy, and donated to the park. July 13, 1932: Clifton Webb.
March 19, 1932: María Luisa Cabrera Block (also known as Malú), Frida Kahlo, and Diego Rivera. Roll included images of Harry Block. Negatives not extant.
April 22, 1932: Edith Morgan Hoffenstein and Samuel Hoffenstein. Roll included images of Manhattan, New York City, including a view of a Marko Batteries sign on West 55th Street and an architectural detail of a ram on the Allerton Hotel for Women at 130 East 57th Street, April 21, 1932, as well as portraits of Fania Marinoff and Bertha Case, April 22, 1932. Negatives not extant.
June 7, 1932: Views of New York City from the dental office of Thomas Francis, Cloney, Jr., at the thirteenth floor of 140 East 54th Street. June 8, 1932: Clyde Edward Matthews (identified by Van Vechten as Eddie Matthieu) and Ethel Waters as well as views in Manhattan, New York City, including the Majestic and the San Remo apartment buildings from Central Park, the Pierre Hotel, and bas-relief on bronze doors at St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church.
June 19, 1932: James Cole. June 20, 1932: Views of East 19th Street, including the former home of Robert Winthrop Chanler at 147 East 19th Street and the Fairfax Arms building at 151 East 19th Street, and the Gramercy Park neighborhood, New York City.
March 5, 1932: Prentiss Taylor at Central Park, Manhattan, New York City, and a cityscape from the Carl Van Vechten apartment on the seventh floor at 150 West 55th Street, New York City. Sites in Harlem, New York City, including men in front of Connie's Inn at 2221 Seventh Avenue at 131st Street, the funeral home of Walton Fredericks at 26 West 135th Street, the home of an "ofay" (derogatory for a white person) at Fifth Avenue and West 130th Street, a sign for "hot pig feet," and a horse drawn coal wagon, African American boys sitting on a stoop on Fifth Avenue, and rabbits and pots at a market.
May 23, 1932: Lynn Fontanne and Alfred Lunt. Images misfiled or reclassed by Van Vechten as Roll number R are marked on extant photographic prints as Roll number Q. This include images of Mark Lutz as well as views of New Castle and Wilmington, Delaware, including the Old New Castle Courthouse, May 22, 1932, and Georgette Harvey as well as views of Manhattan, New York City, including the campanile and bas-relief on bronze doors at St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church and the General Electric Building, also known as 570 Lexington Avenue.
March 20, 1932: James Weldon Johnson March 21, 1932: Al Moore and Edith Ramsay as well as a view from the Carl Van Vechten apartment on the seventh floor at 150 West 55th Street, New York City.
April 29, 1932: Gaston Lachaise and views at Sixth Avenue, Manhattan, New York City. April 30, 1932: Blair Niles and Robert L. Niles. Roll included images of Eddie Carrington, April 30, 1932. Negatives not extant.
May 22, 1932: Mark Lutz as well as views of New Castle and Wilmington, Delaware, including the Old New Castle Courthouse. May 23, 1932: Lynn Fontanne, Georgette Harvey, and Alfred Lunt as well as views of Manhattan, New York City, including the campanile and bas-relief on bronze doors at St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church and the General Electric Building, also known as 570 Lexington Avenue. Images misfiled or reclassed by Van Vechten as Roll number R are marked on extant photographic prints as Roll number Q.
August 4, 1932: Mark Lutz posing with kinkajou and porcupine at the New York Zoological Park, Bronx, New York City, as well as images of Lutz with Carl Van Vechten. Photography by Donald Angus for images of Lutz and Van Vechten together. Roll included images of Mark Lutz, August 3, 1932. Negatives not extant.
March 11, 1932: Carl Van Vechten and Aaron Copland. Roll included images of Regina Wallace as well as images of Mark Lutz at Washington, District of Columbia, on March 12, 1932, which are not extant.
July 26, 1932: Donald Angus and Carl Van Vechten posing with kinkajou and porcupine at the New York Zoological Park, Bronx, New York City. Photography by Donald Angus for images of Van Vechten. July 30, 1932: Taxidermy head of a ram at 53rd Street, New York City. August 1, 1932: Mark Lutz on roof of the the Pierre Hotel and in front of bas-relief on bronze doors at St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church. Performances. Cast during a performance of Showboat, musical with music by Jerome Kern and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, at the Casino Theatre including Helen Morgan as Julie LaVerne, Paul Robeson as Joe, and Charles Winninger as Cap'n Andy Hawks. August 2, 1932: Mark Lutz at New York City including the Park Casino, Brooklyn, and Broadway Avenue, Manhattan, at midnight as well as out-of-focus images of a performance of "Of Thee I Sing," a a musical by George Gershwin, at the Music Box Theatre, Manhattan, New York City, August 2, 1932.
July 10, 1932: Georg Hoy. July 11, 1932: Donald Angus with a kinkajou at the New York Zoological Park, Bronx, New York City. Views of New York City from the dental office of Thomas Francis, Cloney, Jr., at the thirteenth floor of 140 East 54th Street that include images that form a panorama that includes the Chrysler Building as well as discrete views of a building at 1890-1898 Park Avenue, New York City, that served as a vaudeville theater for Gus Hill's Minstrels.
January 31, 1932: Still lifes including porcelain cats and dishes, Victorian cushions with discrete decorations of applique swans and a poodle, and fetishes. February 1, 1932: Fania Marinoff with employees from the Park Hotel Supply Company, Fred Ferraro and Gregorio. Obscured portrait of Alfred A. Knopf with a poster for Das Lied ist aus (The Song Is Ended), 1930 musical film.
May 3, 1932: Romney Brent as well as portraits in front of the Museum of Modern Art, New York City, including Joella Synara Haweis Levy Bayer, Charles Demuth, Lincoln Kirstein, and Georgia O'Keeffe.
May 24, 1932: Elizabeth Handy, W. C. (William Christopher) Handy, and Prentiss Taylor. May 25, 1932: Judith Anderson. Roll included images of Carl Van Vechten, May 24, 1932. Negatives not extant.
February 20, 1932: Donald Angus, Prentiss Taylor, and Carl Van Vechten. February 22, 1932: Artwork, Antonio Salemme, Ethel Waters, 1928, sculpture. Still lifes including African American male busts, each holding cigarette and matches, and an African American male head cast iron coin bank; an African drum; a Porcelain cat and two porcelain birds, and a porcelain figure of Pan and ivy plant.
Ink and watercolor; with two copies of printed poster with same design for the exhibition, "Carl Van Vechten, 1880-1964: Cultural Contributions of a Century" at Kirkwood Community College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 1980
February 6, 1932: Bill Robinson and Prentiss Taylor at Harlem, New York City. Includes views of the Saint Nicholas Historic District, also known as "Striver's Row," and a view of 169 West 133rd Street, site of The Nest Club and Barbecue Club. Also a portrait of Dr. Edward M. Livingston. February 8, 1932: Frank Case with Margaret Greene, Zabelle Hitchcock, and Christine Mangasarian at the Algonquin Hotel, New York City,
February 27, 1932: Gladys Bentley, Nora Douglas Holt, and Prentiss Taylor at Harlem, New York City. Includes views of Dorrence Brooks Apartments at 337 West 138th Street; the former home of A'Lelia Walker Robinson at 108 West 136th Street and her pied-à-terre at 80 Edgecombe Avenue; garages in the Saint Nicholas Historic District, also known as "Striver's Row;" the Barbara's Exclusive Club at 146 West 133rd Street; and buildings at 120 to 128 West 136th Street.
May 23, 1934: Corporal McIver and Lance Corporal Slimon of the Scots Guards at Tower of London, London Borough of Tower Hamlets, London, England. May 24, 1934: Harold Cheevers in Hyde Park, Westminster, London, England. Mark Lutz and sites in Cambridge, England. May 25, 1934: Mark Lutz and London, England, including Covent Garden Market, Westminster, and Woburn Square, Camden, which includes views of Christ Church. Also a portrait of Edward Good inc front of his shop. May 26, 1934: W. Somerset (William Somerset) Maugham at Park Square, Westminster, London, England.
May 8, 1932: Mark Lutz and Annapolis, Maryland, including a statue of Johann De Kalb sculpted by Ephraim Keyser, the Maryland State House, and the United States Naval Academy. May 15, 1932: Fania Marinoff and Catholic Boys Brigade Parade commemorating the bicentennial of George Washington on Fifth Avenue in New York City; these negatives filed as Roll number M and refiled by Carl Van Vechten as Roll number L.
July 26, 1932: Donald Angus and Carl Van Vechten posing with snakes at the New York Zoological Park, Bronx, New York City, as well as images of animals. Photography by Donald Angus for images of Van Vechten.
