Hauser Wirth Institute Has Digitized An Archive Of Mary Dill Henry

Hauser Wirth Institute Has Digitized An Archive Of Mary Dill Henry Hauser & wirth institute has processed and digitized the papers of american abstract painter mary dill henry (1913 – 2009). the collection, assembled by her family, includes sketchbooks, photographs, letters, artist statements, press clippings, and records of henry’s professional graphic design work. The archive of artist mary dill henry has been digitized by hauser & wirth institute (courtesy hauser & wirth institute) drawings, photographs, written correspondence, published articles, and.

Hauser Wirth Institute Has Digitized An Archive Of Mary Dill Henry A completed archive that includes sketchbooks, photographs, letters, artist statements, press clippings, and records of henry’s professional graphic design work is now available at the artist’s alma mater, the illinois institute of technology, the whole of which are to be digitized by hauser & wirth institute for public consumption early. The henry archive came to hauser & wirth institute in about seven boxes, a relatively small amount given the fact the artist largely put her career on hold, eschewing a position at the institute. The institute has processed and digitized the papers of american abstract painter mary dill henry. this archive includes sketchbooks, photographs, letters, artist statements, press clippings, and records of henry’s professional graphic design work. Drawings, photographs, written correspondence, published articles, and graphic design work from the treasure trove archive of american artist mary dill henry has been digitized and become a permanent fixture of the paul v. galvin library’s university archives and special collections at illinois institute of technology (), where henry studied in the 1940s under bauhaus teacher lászló moholy.