Gino E. Conti Collection (GEC)
Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology
Brown University300 Tower Street
Bristol, RI 02809
Tel: (401) 863-5700
email: haffenreffermuseum@brown.edu
Inventory
Series I: Photographs, slides and negatives
Over 3,700 images; photographs, slides and negatives from the American Southwest and Northern Mexico. Includes calendar pages documenting the years 1958, 1962-1965, and 1969-1973.
Series II: Correspondence
0.5 box
Postcards to and from Gino Conti from various locations, mostly Europe. Includes a letter.
| Container | Description | Date | ||
| Postcards 50.0 postcards |
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Letter 1.0 letter |
March 23, 1962 |
Series III: Art Ephemera
0.5 box
Exhibition flyers, religious art and architectural images.
| Container | Description | Date | ||
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Exhibit flyers and catalogs |
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| Religous images |
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| Architectural images |
Series IV: Printed Material
3.0 folders
Newspaper and magazine articles mentioning the life and work of Gino Conti and a reference book on the Tarahumana.
| Container | Description | Date | ||
| Bennett, W.C. and Zingg, R.M. (1935).
The Tarahumana: An Indian Tribe of Northern New Mexico. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. 1.0 item |
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| Darling, Paul A. (March 1962). Gino Conti’s Little “Oasis.”Yankee Magazine. p 50-55. 6.0 pages |
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| Ducasse, Mabel Lisle. (1928). The Alumni Show-A Critical View.The Wednesday Page. Providence Journal. Providence, Rhode Island. p. 19-20. 2.0 pages |
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| Ducasse, Mabel Lisle. (1929). Regretting the Centuries Gone By. The Wednesday Page.
Providence Journal. Providence, Rhode Island. 1.0 page |
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| Ducasse, Mabel Lisle (1929, November 6). Gino Conti’s Reputation Mounts. The Wednesday Page.
Providence Journal. Providence, Rhode Island. 1.0 page |
Series V: Ethnographic Collection
A collection of over four hundred objects with a large number of Katsina dolls collected in the Southwestern United States, Northern Mexico and elsewhere.
