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Holiday Card

 Subject
Subject Source: Gilcrease Object Names

Found in 25 Collections and/or Records:

[Blue, Red, and Gold with Red Rose Valentine], 1890s

 Item — Box 1, Folder: 9
Identifier: 5316.1284
Description

Blue, red, and gold valentine with red rose in center. Inside: florals with "The blush of the morn, the stars of the night, everything lovely, and holy, and bright, Speaks to my heart, O dear one! of thee; Sunlight and starlight thou art unto me". With "Harry" on back. Gilcrease Journal Vol. XX no. 2 Fall 2013 pg 11 notes the "C" on the back as a price/size code for McLoughlin Company, unable to confirm.

Dates: 1890s

[Gold and Blue with Pink Rose Valentine], 1890

 Item — Box 1, Folder: 8
Identifier: 5316.1278
Description

Gold, blue, and white valentine with pink rose in center. Inside: floral sketch (poppies?) with "Lo! at they feet I lie - I am all thine. One smile do not deny thy Valentine."

Dates: 1890

[Gold "Love to be holy, must be pure" Valentine], 1890s

 Item — Box 1, Folder: 9
Identifier: 5316.1282
Description

Gold filigree valentine with couple at fountain and "Love to be holy, must be pure" in center.

Dates: 1890s

[Handmade "My Valentine" to Edna], 1890s

 Item — Box 1, Folder: 1
Identifier: 5316.804
Description

Handpainted valentine. On front: "My Valentine" with pink flowers and green leaves. Inside: "to Edna" with note about the caroling of birds and "bright wings" of angels.

Dates: 1890s

Manuscript Collection: Acee Blue Eagle

 Collection
Identifier: MC.1980.22
Collection Overview Collection summary derived from "Guidebook to Manuscripts", 1969: Most are personal letters and greeting cards between Acee Blue Eagle and Jack and Ione Schurch. Some references to Blue Eagle's artwork. There is also some biographical material concerning his death, and letters from Jeanne Snodgrass at the Philbrook Museum of Art regarding Blue Eagle. There are also various broadsheets, leaflets, and programs regarding exhibits of Blue Eagle's art. There are letters between Ione Schurch and...
Dates: 1928-1992

[Pink and Gold with Butterfly Valentine], 1892

 Item — Box 1, Folder: 6
Identifier: 5316.1268
Description

Pink, white, and gold valentine with butterfly and florals in center (violets and lilies of the valley). Inside: sketch of two birds and florals on branch with "My lips need not say it, already you know, I love you, I love you, it will always be so." In Glicrease Journal Vol XX No. 2 Fall 2013, noted to be in the "style of the George Whitney Company, Worcester, Massachussetts, athough it is unsigned" (see pg 7). No physical marking notes the maker.

Dates: 1892

[Pink and Gold with Child holding Bouquet and Letter Valentine], 1893

 Item — Box 1, Folder: 6
Identifier: 5316.1272
Description

Gold and pink valentine with child holding bouquet and letter. Inside: sketch of flowers (poppies?) with "Lo! at thy feet I lie - I am all thine. One smile do not deny Thy Valentine." On back "Edna" and "E. L."

Dates: 1893

[Pink and Silver with Birds Valentine], 1892

 Item — Box 1, Folder: 6
Identifier: 5316.1270
Description

Pink, white, and silver valentine with two birds in center. Inside: sketch of bird with "So strong's the flame of love for thee that in my heart doth burn, this world to me were paradise dids't tho but love me in return."

Dates: 1892

[Pink Heart with White Rose Valentine], 1894

 Item — Box 1, Folder: 2
Identifier: 5316.1274
Description

Pink and silver heart shaped valentine with white rose at center. Inside: drawing of a woman with text "I send you Love a line, I'll be your Valentine."

Dates: 1894

[Red and Gold with Roses around Woman Valentine], 1890s

 Item — Box 1, Folder: 9
Identifier: 5316.1283
Description

Gold, red, white, and tan valentine with red, white, and pink roses surrounding image of a woman. Inside: florals with "The blush of the morn, the stars of the night, everything lovely, and holy, and bright, Speaks to my heart, O dear one! of thee; Sunlight and starlight Thou art unto me" Gilcrease Journal Vol. XX no. 2 Fall 2013 pg 11 notes this as a McLoughlin Company card, but no marker is present.

Dates: 1890s