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Series V. New editions of early archaeological publications on Pompeii, 1796-1989 Series V.B. Early documentation of Pompeii by Edward Falkener, 1846-1851, undated INVENTORY OF THE HALSTED B. VANDER POEL CAMPANIAN COLLECTION, circa 1570-1997 Series V.B. Early documentation of Pompeii by Edward Falkener, 1846-1851, undated Physical Description: 2.1 linear feet Scope and Content Note Edward Falkener (1814-1896) was an English architect with an interest in antiquity. In the course of a Grand Tour, Falkener spent an extended period in Pompeii in the years 1846-1847 studying and sketching the ruins. He even supervised excavations in the house of Marcus Lucretius (IX 3, 5). In 1974, Vander Poel located Falkener's papers in the possession of his heirs in Guernsey and in 1976 arranged to have photographic copies made of his drawings. This subseries consists of reproductions of those materials, as well as other sources. Falkener's drawings and sketches dating to 1846 include plans of houses, mosaics, architectural elements, objects and reconstructions. Vander Poel also planned to publish Falkener's "Dulcis Pompeia," an unpublished manuscript dating to 1851. The date of Vander Poel's work on the manuscript is unknown. Box 264, 594 Falkener's drawings and paintings of Pompeii, circa 1846 Box 264, Folder 1-2 Box 264, Folder 3-4 Scope and Content Note The drawings and paintings reproduced here come from three sources. One group comes from the holdings of the Athenaeum Club in London, the second comes from Falkener's heirs in Guernsey, and the third group is reproduced from unknown sources. All the photographs bear the stamp "Eric Sirett, photographer, La Bouveé, St. Martins, Guernsey." Some of the photographs have been identified and annotated by Vander Poel. Drawings "collected from the Athenaeum by Vander Poel" Physical Description: 46 photographs Scope and Content Note Photographic copies made Oct 1976. Drawings "in the possession of Miss Margery Falkener, Guernsey" Physical Description: 79 photographs, 1 leaf Scope and Content Note Photographic copies made Jan 1976. Box 264, Folder 5 Drawings from an unidentified source Physical Description: 16 photographs Box 264, Folder 6 Notes and drawings from an unidentified source Box 594, Folder 1 Paintings Physical Description: 6 photocopies, 14 photographs Physical Description: 18 slides Box 265 "Dulcis Pompeia," 1851 Box 265, Folder 1-2 Box 265, Folder 3-4 Photocopy of unpublished manuscript Physical Description: 305 leaves Typescript copy of unpublished manuscript Physical Description: 431 leaves Scope and Content Note Includes interleaved carbon copy and notes. 2002.M.16 220
Series V. New editions of early archaeological publications on Pompeii, 1796-1989 Series V.B. Early documentation of Pompeii by Edward Falkener, 1846-1851, undated Box 266 Photograph of painting (?) of IX 3, 5/24, undated INVENTORY OF THE HALSTED B. VANDER POEL CAMPANIAN COLLECTION, circa 1570-1997 Physical Description: 1 albumen photograph Scope and Content Note Inscription on mount reads "House excavated by me in 1847." Series V.C. Material related to the work of Giuseppe Fiorelli, 1854-1979, undated Physical Description: 12.9 linear feet Scope and Content Note Giuseppe Fiorelli (1823-1896) was the scholar responsible for establishing scientific excavation at Pompeii. Given Fiorelli's dominant role in the history of Pompeiian archaeology, it comes as no surprise that Vander Poel planned to update and expand several key works by this author and gathered a significant amount of other material related to Fiorelli and his work. As the primary project related to Fiorelli, Vander Poel intended to create a new edition of Pompeianarum Antiquitatum Historia . Fiorelli had compiled and edited the original daily and weekly reports of the early excavators of Pompeii during the period from 1748 to 1859. He published this compilation as Pompeianarum Antiquitatum Historia (P.A.H.), which came out in three volumes from 1860 to 1864. The majority of the material in this subseries relates to Vander Poel's analysis and documentation of the P.A.H. volumes. The content of these volumes is invaluable, yet as published they are extremely difficult to use. They have no indices nor standard topographic references. The project of transcribing and analyzing the P.A.H. had been begun by Tatiana Warscher in the 1930's (see above Box 112) and was continued by Vander Poel since 1960. He envisioned creating indices and intended to "analyze and interpret" the work in a new four volume publication. Vander Poel also intended to do a project involving Fiorelli's 1875 synthetic guidebook Descrizione di Pompei. This was spurred by the fact that Vander Poel gained access to an annotated copy of the book belonging to August Mau (1840-1909), one of the great Pompeian scholars of his time. Vander Poel was interested in the intersection of these two scholars' thoughts on Pompeii and commissioned a transcription and translation of Mau's notes. He also intended to add topographical analyses and documentation. The rest of the subseries contains material related to a third work by Fiorelli, Gli scavi di Pompei dal 1861 al 1872 and other miscellaneous material related to Fiorelli. Box 267 Research on Pompeianarum Antiquitatum Historia , 1971-1991, undated Box 267, Folder 1-2 Box 267, Folder 3-4 English translation of entries through 7 July 1764, circa 1971-1973 Physical Description: 222 leaves Scope and Content Note Annotated typescript, labeled as first draft. Analyses of P.A.H, 1991, undated Box 267, Folder 3 Volumes I, (1810-1812, 1814, 1816) and II (1822), undated Physical Description: 46 leaves Scope and Content Note Typescript. Box 267, Folder 4 Volume I, 1991 Physical Description: 54 leaves Scope and Content Note Typescript. 2002.M.16 221
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