[2013.0049] JOHN B TRINICK ARCHIVE COLLECTION IN MEMORY OF RUTH TRINICK- PERSONAL PAPERS

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IdentifierUMA-ACE-20130049Extent8 UnitsLinear Meterage1.94Scope and ContentThe John Brahms Trinick Archive was constructed, physically arranged and described by his niece Ruth Trinick. The first of the collection was deposited in 2013 refererence number 2013.0049 and the second part in 2015 reference number 2016.0008.
This deposit contains correspondence sets between Trinick, family members and notably Carl Jung, photographs of Waller House; family; church interiors and Salmerstone, transparencies, Trinick’s publications such as the ‘Dead Sanctuary’, ‘Fire-Tried Stone’, Napier Waller publications, ‘The Tatler’, portfolio of English Cathedrals with architectural note, extensive collection of Trinick’s postcards to various family members and St Hughes Charter House Sussex, Eastern Churches Quarterly and a stereoscope.
An extensive collection of his sketchbooks, cartoons and drawings deposited at the Ian Potter Museum of ArtCollection CategoryCulture and the ArtsAccess StatusOpen for public accessRequest Access to RecordsRequest records from this AccessionSearch within this Accession

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CreatorTrinick, John B.

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Date1916-2000

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Previous System ID2013.0049State of Listnot specifiedDescriptive NoteYes listed ONLINE

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[2013.0049] JOHN B TRINICK ARCHIVE COLLECTION IN MEMORY OF RUTH TRINICK- PERSONAL PAPERS