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Series V. New editions of early archaeological publications on Pompeii, 1796-1989 Series V.E. Early drawings of Pompeii by William Light, circa 1824-1828 Box 270, Folder 1-3 Box 643, Folder 1-2 Box 270, Folder 4-7 Box 270, Folder 4-6 INVENTORY OF THE HALSTED B. VANDER POEL CAMPANIAN COLLECTION, circa 1570-1997 Series V.F. Early measured drawings of Pompeii by Charles François Mazois, 1809-1981, undated Physical Description: 0.8 linear feet Scope and Content Note Charles François Mazois (1783-1826), a French architect, spent the years 1809-1811 in residence at the excavations at Pompeii. His stay culminated in a four-volume work Les Ruines de Pompéi, published in Paris from 1824-1838, which included his drawings and measurements of the site. This was the first extensive graphic work on Pompeii. Vander Poel initiated a course of general research on Mazois for an analysis and documentation of his work. He gained access to Mazois' original drawings for the work and he was particularly interested in documenting variations between the original and the printed versions of his plans and drawings. Research on Mazois in the Bibliothèque nationale, 1974-1980 Physical Description: 220 leaves Scope and Content Note Includes summaries of various Bibliothèque nationale holdings connected with Mazois, three letters to Vander Poel from L. O. Ziegel (18 Apr 1974, 10 May 1974, 15 Jul 1974) concerning the research she is conducting for him, photocopies of biographical material, paging request cards, notes on slides and microfilm, summary of Les Ruines de Pompei from the Librairie Firman-Didot, lists of plates and general notes. Mazois manuscripts in the Bibliothèque nationale, Sep 1974 Physical Description: 2 microfilms Scope and Content Note Includes "Les ruines de Pompei," "Le palais de Scaurus," and "Essai sur les habitations des anciens romains." General research on Mazois, 1976-1981, undated 1976-1981 Box 270, Folder 7 undated Physical Description: 386 leaves Scope and Content Note Includes general research, manuscript of introduction for a work on Mazois, research on problems with the scales in Mazois' publication, biographical material, various drafts of a topographical analysis of Mazois and identifications of plates. Several letters were also included with this material: letter to Vander Poel from W. G. Eagleton (14 May 1980) who wants to sell a rare book; from Vander Poel to Molly (30 Jun 1980) with draft of introduction for Prof. Rivet's reaction; photocopy of letter from Jeremy Blake (22 Mar 1980) regarding the variance of scales in Mazois' plates; letter from Paul Williamson of the Victoria and Albert Museum (23 Mar 1981) responding to query regarding Mazois' engraver; copy of letter from Liliane Ziegel (22 Nov 1979) regarding Mazois' scales . Physical Description: 87 leaves, 4 photographs Scope and Content Note Includes notes and photocopies of biographical sources and preliminary draft for article on Mazois. Box 594, Folder 2 Slides of Mazois images, undated Physical Description: 300 slides 2002.M.16 224
Series V. New editions of early archaeological publications on Pompeii, 1796-1989 Series V.F. Early measured drawings of Pompeii by Charles François Mazois, 1809-1981, u... Box 594, Folder 3 Negatives of Mazois images and text, undated INVENTORY OF THE HALSTED B. VANDER POEL CAMPANIAN COLLECTION, circa 1570-1997 Physical Description: 12 frames; 35 mm. Series V.G. Research on Niccolini, Le case ed i monumenti di Pompei disegnati e descritti , 1854-1896, 1964-1966, undated Physical Description: 0.4 linear feet Scope and Content Note Le case ed i monumenti di Pompei was an exhaustive work meant to be a complete catalog of remains from Pompeii, from topography to plans of individual buildings to paintings and mosaics. The project was initiated by Antonio Niccolini (1772-1850) and carried out by his sons Fausto and Felice and his grandson Antonio. The work was issued in over 100 fascicles in the period from 1854 to 1896. Vander Poel was in the initial phases of this project. He had begun collecting images, but had not yet added analysis. Box 595, Folder 1 Notes and photograph log, 1964-1966 Box 595, Folder 2-5 Box 595, Folder 6-8 Box 595, Folder 9-11 Physical Description: 16 leaves Photographic copies of text, 1854-1896 Physical Description: 61 photographs Scope and Content Note Includes a small number of black-and-white images of plates. Color photographs of plates, 1854-1896 Physical Description: 68 color photographs Scope and Content Note Incomplete set; photographic copies made in Sep 1966. Negatives, undated Box 595, Folder 9 Glass negative Box 595, Folder 10 Box 595, Folder 11 Box 271, Folder 1-4 Physical Description: 1 plate glass negative; 9 x 12 cm. Black-and-white negatives Physical Description: 104 negatives; 7 x 11.5 cm. or smaller Color negatives Physical Description: 125 frames; 35 mm. Series V.H. Piranesi prints of Pompeii, 1804-1989, undated Physical Description: 1.2 linear feet Scope and Content Note Giovanni Battista Piranesi visited Pompeii on five occasions between 1770 and 1778. The various volumes of prints executed from drawings by him and his sons provide some of the earliest known views of areas of the site. They remain important today because they include features of the site that have long since disappeared. Vander Poel collected Piranesi images of Pompeii and intended to identify the exact locations of the scenes depicted. Antiquites de la Grand Grece [Pompeia] , 1804-1807 2002.M.16 225
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