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Portrait of George Gershwin

Cheryl Crawford presents George Gershwin & DuBose Heyward's 'Porgy and Bess', with Etta Moten, Buck & Bubbles, William Franklin, the Eva Jessye Choir, Alexander Smallens, conductor

Cheryl Crawford presents George Gershwin & DuBose Heyward's 'Porgy and Bess', with Etta Moten, Buck & Bubbles, William Franklin, the Eva Jessye Choir, Alexander Smallens, conductor

Portrait of Ira Gershwin

Portrait of Stella Adler

Photograph of Orchard Street from 1905. Title based on caption used in the "Report of the Mayor's Push-Cart Commission," City of New York, 1906. Facing first page of text, top.

Photograph of banner of seven great female authors (Sappho, Marie de France, Christine de Pizan, Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, Bronte, Dickinson, and Woolf) unfurled over Butler Library.

Program of the testimonial luncheon honoring Simon Lissim. Portrait on Simon Lissim on program.

Program of the testimonial luncheon honoring Simon Lissim.

Newspaper article clipping about the election of Simon Lissim, professor of art at City College at the time, to vice-president of the Royal Society of Arts of England in 1960.

Press release announcing the election of Simon Lissim, professor of art at City College at the time, to vice-president of the Royal Society of Arts of England in 1960.

Verso of an illustration of smocking animals in a story from The Runaway Soldier and the Other Tales of Old Russia, retold by Fruma Gottschalk, illustrated by Simon Lissim.

Verso of an illustration of big, blue and white in a story from The Runaway Soldier and the Other Tales of Old Russia, retold by Fruma Gottschalk, illustrated by Simon Lissim.

Illustration of a fool in a story from The Runaway Soldier and the Other Tales of Old Russia, retold by Fruma Gottschalk, illustrated by Simon Lissim.

Illustration of a horseman in a story from The Runaway Soldier and the Other Tales of Old Russia, retold by Fruma Gottschalk

Illustration of the barber in a story from The Runaway Soldier and the Other Tales of Old Russia, retold by Fruma Gottschalk