Elizabeth Hertz Papers
(CAA/39)
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Elizabeth Hertz (b.1920-d.2017) Papers |
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Mary R. Schiff Library & Archives, Cincinnati Art Museum
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Bulk, 1943-2013 |
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c.1943-2013, 2020 |
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Quantity: 3.75 Cubic feet
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Abstract: |
Correspondence and papers relating to the life, artwork, and exhibition history of artist Elizabeth Hertz. The collection
includes a significant number of images of Hertz's work, as well as material relating to her Ohio University Masters of Fine
Arts dissertation on Stanton MacDonald-Wright and the Synchromism movement.
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CAA/39 |
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Language: |
English
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Biographical/Historical Notes
Grace Elizabeth "Beth" Hertz (1920- ) was born and raised in rural Iowa. She qualified as a home economics teacher at Iowa
State University, and would teach at an Iowa high school from 1941-1942 before marrying her husband, Martin Raymond Hertz
(1916-2011), an Army Air Corps aeronautical engineer, and moving to New York. Whilst studying at ISU, Hertz had taken an elective
course with the resident sculptor, Christian Petersen. In New York, she decided to further her artistic ambitions by enrolling
at the Art Students League of New York, a non-degree awarding school taught by professional artists. She attended from 1942-1943,
studying with sculptors William Zorach and Ossip Zadkine, amongst other artists. Afterwards, Hertz maintained a relationship
with William Zorach and his wife, Marguerite, as well as with their children Tessim and Dahlov, and would visit their summer
home at Robinhood Farm in Georgetown, Maine.
In the late 1940s, Hertz, her husband, and two young children settled in Dayton, Ohio, where she was able to take advantage
of Robert Koepnick's sculpture classes at the Dayton Art Institute. In 1968, Hertz embarked on a Masters of Fine Arts degree
in painting and sculpture at Ohio University, writing her thesis on the Synchromist painters, notably Stanton MacDonald-Wright,
who was a major influence on her artwork.
After her graduation, she taught art whilst also sculpting and painting independently. Her most typical painting medium is
oil on canvas, focussing on "abstracted subject matter presented in infinite tones and hues, harmonies and contracts of color
which carry the main thrust of mood and idea". Her sculpture varies both in media and style. She has exhibited across Ohio
and beyond, and her paintings and sculptures can be found in collections across the country.
Scope and Contents
Correspondence and papers relating to the life and work of artist Elizabeth Hertz. In addition to information on her artwork,
her exhibition history, and a significant collection of images, there are materials relating to her studies at the Art Students
League in New York and later at the Ohio University. The latter includes research materials gathered for her Masters of Fine
Arts dissertation on Stanton MacDonald-Wright and the Synchromism movement, and includes copies of a tape recorded interview
Hertz conducted with the artist. Additionally, there are several files of material that Hertz collected on other Dayton-based
artists.
The collection also includes scans of many of the slides included in the collection, plus digital images of other artwork
and video material related to the artist.
Arrangement
The collection is arranged into five series - 1: Personal Papers & Correspondence; 2: Professional Papers & Correspondence;
3: Exhibition Catalogs & Clippings; 4: Artwork Information & Images; 5. Dayton Artist Files
Conditions Governing Access
Whilst the archives aims to provide access to the records in its care to the fullest extent possible, it reserves the right
to restrict access for any reason. Please see the archives’ Access Policy for further information: www.cincinnatiartmuseum.org/visit/library-archives/the-archives/
Related Material:
Related Archival Materials
There are additional materials relating to Elizabeth Hertz at the Archives of American Art:
1) Elizabeth Hertz letters from William and Marguerite Zorach, 1943-2006 (https://www.aaa.si.edu/collections/elizabeth-hertz-letters-william-and-marguerite-zorach-17522)
2) Elizabeth Hertz letters from Stanton Macdonald-Wright, 1967-1969 (no finding aid available)
In 2020, a collection of materials relating to Hertz's dissertation was put up for sale by B & B Rare Books, Ltd. 165 Madison
Avenue, Suite 500 New York, NY (https://www.bbrarebooks.com/pages/books/ARCH002/stanton-macdonald-wright-elizabeth-hertz/a-thesis-on-american-artist-stanton-macdonald-wright-by-mfa-student-and-painter-beth-hertz-an?soldItem=true).
The sale consisted of: 1) Hertz's thesis manuscript, hand-corrected by her, including slides of Macdonald-Wright's artwork
2) Letters from Macdonald-Wright to Hertz 3) The transcript of a five-day interview with Macdonald-Wright 4) Three reel-to-reel
audio tapes that recorded the 1968 interview.
Hertz, Elizabeth, 1920-2017
Macdonald-Wright, Stanton, 1890-1973
Zorach, William, 1887-1966
abstract art
metalworking
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Preferred Citation note
Elizabeth Hertz Papers (CAA/39), Mary R. Schiff Library & Archives, Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati, Ohio
Immediate Source of Acquisition note
The collection was donated by the family of Elizabeth Hertz, via Cincinnati Art Galleries, LLC.
Detailed List of Collection
Personal Papers and Correspondence, c.1943-2011
Box 1 / Folder 1
Biographical Information, 1970s-2008
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 2
Photographs of Elizabeth Hertz, 1940s, 1960s, 2000
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 3
Clippings about Elizabeth Hertz and her work, 1950s-1970s, 2011
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Scope and Content:
Miscellaneous newspaper and magazine clippings relating to Hert's work.
Art Students League of New York, c.1943-2009 Scope and Content
Materials relating to Hertz's time studying at the Art Students League of New York and the relationships she developed and
maintained as a result.
William Zorach - correspondence, papers, and publications relating to Zorach and his family, 1947-2009
Biographical/Historical Notes
At the Art Students League, Hertz studied with William Zorach. Hertz maintained a relationship with William and his wife,
Marguerite, as well as with their children Tessim [married Peggy] and Dahlov [married Adolph Ipcar] . Following her time as
Zorach's student, Hertz visited the family summer home at Robinhood Farm in Georgetown, Maine, where she assisted in daily
chores while receiving critiques on her artwork. Into the 1950s, visits were more infrequent but Hertz still looked to Zorach
for advice on her art career and frequently exchanged news about their families and careers. In 1951 Hertz facilitated William
Zorach's guest lecture at the Dayton Art Institute Commencement Dinner.
Box 2 / Folder 1
"Zorach Explains Sculpture - What It Means and How It Is Made." William Zorach. American Artists Group (1947) - inscribed
to Hertz by Zorach, 1947
Quantity: 1 volume/s
Box 2 / Folder 2
"The Little Fisherman." Margaret Wise Brown, with illustrations by Dahlov Ipcar. William R. Scott, Inc. (1955), 1955
Quantity: 1 volume/s
Box 2 / Folder 3
"William Zorach." Colby College Art Museum (1968) - exhibition catalog, 1968
Quantity: 1 volume/s
Scope and Content:
Catalog for exhibition held from Aug 14-Sep 22, 1968.
Box 2 / Folder 4
"William Zorach - Paintings, Watercolors & Drawings, 1911-1922." The Brooklyn Museum (1969) - exhibition catalog, 1969
Quantity: 1 volume/s
Scope and Content:
Catalog for exhibition held Nov 26, 1968-Jan 19, 1969.
Box 2 / Folder 5
"Zorach (1887-1966), Fifty Years of Watercolors, an Exhibition and Sale." Bernard Danenberg Galleries, Inc. (1970) - exhibition
catalog, 1970
Quantity: 1 volume/s
Scope and Content:
Catalog for exhibition held Mar 10-28, 1970.
Box 2 / Folder 6
"Sculpture By William Zorach (1887-1966)." Bernard Danenberg Galleries, Inc. (1970) - exhibition catalog, 1970
Quantity: 1 volume/s
Scope and Content:
Catalog for exhibition held Dec 1-19, 1970.
Box 2 / Folder 7
"Marguerite and William Zorach - The Cubist Years: 1915-1918." Curier Gallery of Art (1987) - exhibition catalog, 1987
Quantity: 1 volume/s
Scope and Content:
Catalog for exhibition held Jan 11-Feb 15 1987.
Box 2 / Folder 8
Miscellaneous correspondence and clippings relating to William and Marguerite Zorach and their children, Tessim and Dahlov, 1951-1955, 1977, 1991, 1995-1998, 2009
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 2 / Folder 1
"Zorach Explains Sculpture - What It Means and How It Is Made." William Zorach. American Artists Group (1947) - inscribed
to Hertz by Zorach, 1947
Quantity: 1 volume/s
Box 2 / Folder 2
"The Little Fisherman." Margaret Wise Brown, with illustrations by Dahlov Ipcar. William R. Scott, Inc. (1955), 1955
Quantity: 1 volume/s
Box 2 / Folder 3
"William Zorach." Colby College Art Museum (1968) - exhibition catalog, 1968
Quantity: 1 volume/s
Scope and Content:
Catalog for exhibition held from Aug 14-Sep 22, 1968.
Box 2 / Folder 4
"William Zorach - Paintings, Watercolors & Drawings, 1911-1922." The Brooklyn Museum (1969) - exhibition catalog, 1969
Quantity: 1 volume/s
Scope and Content:
Catalog for exhibition held Nov 26, 1968-Jan 19, 1969.
Box 2 / Folder 5
"Zorach (1887-1966), Fifty Years of Watercolors, an Exhibition and Sale." Bernard Danenberg Galleries, Inc. (1970) - exhibition
catalog, 1970
Quantity: 1 volume/s
Scope and Content:
Catalog for exhibition held Mar 10-28, 1970.
Box 2 / Folder 6
"Sculpture By William Zorach (1887-1966)." Bernard Danenberg Galleries, Inc. (1970) - exhibition catalog, 1970
Quantity: 1 volume/s
Scope and Content:
Catalog for exhibition held Dec 1-19, 1970.
Box 2 / Folder 7
"Marguerite and William Zorach - The Cubist Years: 1915-1918." Curier Gallery of Art (1987) - exhibition catalog, 1987
Quantity: 1 volume/s
Scope and Content:
Catalog for exhibition held Jan 11-Feb 15 1987.
Box 2 / Folder 8
Miscellaneous correspondence and clippings relating to William and Marguerite Zorach and their children, Tessim and Dahlov, 1951-1955, 1977, 1991, 1995-1998, 2009
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 2 / Folder 9
Ossip Zadkine - photograph of blackboard from Zadkine's demonstration at the Art Students League (c.1943); letter to Hertz
(1944), c.1943, 1944
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Biographical/Historical Notes
At the Art Students League, Hertz studied with Ossip Zadkine.
Ohio University (MFA), 1967-1968, 2020, undated
Box 3 / Folder 1
Stanton Macdonald-Wright research - copies of articles by Macdonald-Wright from "Script", 1941-1946 [Macdonald-Wright was
the publication's Art editor], [1967-1968]
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 3 / Folder 2
Stanton Macdonald-Wright research - review of Synchromist theater production (1925-1927), copies of correspondence with MoMA
(1966-1967), copy of interview with Macdonald-Wright (1967), diary entries (1960s), [1967-1968]
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 3 / Folder 3
Stanton Macdonald-Wright - photographs and negatives, [1967-1968]
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 3 / Folder 4
Notebooks including comments by Stanton Macdonald-Wright and notes relating to synchromism and Hert'z dissertation, [1967-1968]
Quantity: 2 volume/s
Box 3 / Folder 5
"Synchromism Sources" - copies of articles concerning synchromism, [1967-1968]
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 3 / Folder 6
Copies of correspondence and papers relating to Alfred Stieglitz, Thomas H. Benton, Willard H. Wright, and Morgan Russell
(1910s-1920s), [1967-1968]
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 3 / Folder 7
Extract from "Robert Delaunay: Light and Color Hardcover" (1967), by Gustav Vriesen and Max Imdahl, 1967
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 3 / Folder 8
Correspondence with galleries and museums concerning synchromism, 1967-1968
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 3 / Folder 9
Correspondence concerning publication of dissertation, 1968
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 3
"The Continuing Role of Stanton Macdonald-Wright and Synchromism in Modern Painting", a thesis presented to the Faculty of
the Graduate College of Ohio University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Master of Fine Arts (Jun
9, 1968), 1968
Quantity: 1 volume/s
Box 6
"Synchromism", 35mm slides of artwork by multiple artists [boxed], undated
Quantity: 1 box/es
Box 4
Stanton Macdonald-Wright - annotated transcript of interview by Elizabeth Hertz, conducted Aug 1968, 1968
Quantity: 1 volume/s
Quantity: (2 copies)
Box 4
Information concerning the sale of a collection of materials relating to Hertz's thesis and interviews with Stanton Macdonald-Wright, 2020
Quantity: 1 folder/s
General note
The materials about the sale were not originally part of Hertz's papers but have been included here as they closely relate
to aspects of the collection. Unfortunately, the archives is unable to purchase the materials on sale.
Box 4
Reference materials on sale of materials relating to Hertz and her dissertation, 2020
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 54
Anatomy Drawing, notes and sketches, 1967
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 55
Notes on "Oriental Art", 1967
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 4
Stanton Macdonald-Wright - audio cassette recording of interview by Elizabeth Hertz, conducted Aug 1968 [5 audio tapes - digitized
version available onsite], 1968
Quantity: 5 tape/s (audio)
Physical Description: The tape inside the audio cassette labelled Side 5 and Side 6 detached from its reel during digitization. The tape spool was
removed, repaired, and placed into a new cassette body because the original could not be reused. The audio was not affected.
A duplicate of the cassette labelled Side 7 exists, but it is faulty. The audio was digitized from the functioning version.
Scope and Content:
The audio cassettes are labelled as follows:
Side 1 - Aug 6, 1968 Side 2 - Aug 6-7, 1968 Side 3 - Aug 7-8, 1968 Side 4 - Aug 8-9, 1968 Side 5 - Aug 9, 1968 Side 6 - Aug
10, 1968 Side 7 - Aug 12, 1968 [there is a duplicate recording of Side 7 which is faulty]
These audio cassettes seem to have been made by recording the audio from the original reel to reel recordings made by Hertz
[see information on the sale of Hertz materials in Box 4]. This process has introduced some noise into the recordings, but
they are generally audible and can be used in conjunction with the transcript.
The tape inside the audio cassette labelled Side 5 and Side 6 detached from its reel during digitization. The tape spool was
removed, repaired, and placed into a new cassette body because the original could not be reused. The audio was not affected.
A duplicate of the cassette labelled Side 7 exists, but it is faulty. The audio was digitized from the functioning version.
Box 1 / Folder 4
Welded Sculpture Workshop at Hobart Welding School, Troy, OH (1967, 1970) - papers and photographs relating to Hertz's participation, 1967, 1970
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 5
Dayton Art Institute Alumni Association, including Hertz, 1970
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 6
Guides and brochures from Hertz's trip to Europe (1973), 1973
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 4
Interview with James H. Daugherty, painter, muralist, children's book author and illustrator, conducted on Apr 29, 1972 [1
audio tape - digitized version available onsite], 1972
Quantity: 1 tape/s (audio)
Scope and Content:
The interview with artist James H. Daugherty was received on audio cassette and digitized by CAM. The circumstances under
which the interview was conducted is not known. The audio is not high quality, and the cassette is likely a copy of an original
recording which is not part of the collection.
Scans of biographical materials, articles, photographs, and other materials relating to Hertz, undated
Quantity: 78 electronic file/s
Scope and Content:
These materials were scanned in preparation for the exhibition on Hertz's life and work at Cincinnati Galleries in 2015. Most
of the original hard-copy materials can also be found in the collection.
Professional Papers and Correspondence, 1965-2013 Scope and Content
Miscellaneous papers and correspondence principally relating to Hertz's work and career.
Box 1 / Folder 7
Notes and correspondence containing comments on Hertz's work from exhibition visitors, buyers, and students, 1965-2003
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 8-27
Miscellaneous papers and correspondence, 1970-2013, 1970-2013
Quantity: 20 folder/s
Exhibition Materials, 1950s-2010, undated Scope and Content
Correspondence, papers, and photographs relating to specific shows of Hertz's work. Where only minimal paperwork about a particular
show was located, this has been included in the miscellaneous Papers and Correspondence files rather than being given a file
of its own.
Box 1 / Folder 28
Miscellaneous, 1950s-1960s,
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 29
"Art: USA: 58", Madison Square Garden, NY (Jan 17-26, 1958), 1958
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 30
Antioch College, Yellow Springs, OH (Nov 5-13, 1965),
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 31
Studio San Giuseppi at the College of Mount St. Joseph, Cincinnati, OH (Sep 8-Oct 2, 1968),
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 32
Miami Valley Artist exhibition and sale at the Springfield Art Center, Springfield, OH (Mar 22-Apr 5, 1969),
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 33
Miscellaneous, 1970s,
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 34
Wilmington College, Wilmington, OH (Apr 25-May 16, 1971), 1971
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 35
Dayton Artists at Studio San Giuseppi, College of Mount St. Joseph, Cincinnati, OH (Mar 23-Apr 13, 1974), 1974
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 36
"The Art Affair", Stouffers Hotel, Dayton, OH (Jun 4-6, 1982), 1982
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 37
The Art Gallery, Shillito-Rikes, Dayton, OH (Mar 26-Apr 21, 1984), 1984
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 38
Eastway Corporation gallery, Dayton, OH (Mar 1984), 1984
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 39
Miami Valley Unitarian Fellowship, Dayton, OH (Mar 31-Apr 25, 1985), 1985
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 40
Government Center Gallery, Kettering, OH (Jun 9-28, 1985), 1985
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 41
"Students of Robert Koepnick", Lazarus department store art gallery, Dayton, OH (Sep 2-27, 1986), 1986
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 42
"Contemporary Sculptors in the Miami Valley", Montgomery County Administration Building Plaza Gallery, Dayton, OH (May 4-31,
1988), 1988
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 43
"Splash of Color '89", Greater Mount Nebo Cultural Center, Dayton, OH (May 19, 1989), 1989
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 44
Glen Street Gallery, Yellow Spings, OH (Mar 17-May 15, 1994), 1994
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 45
Dayton Visual Arts Center, Dayton, OH (1995), 1995
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 46
John Bryan Community Center, Yellow Spings, OH (Oct 23-Dec 2, 1995), 1995
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 47
Award of Excellence - Honorable Mention for Elizabeth Hertz from the Dayton Visual Art Center Members' Exhibition (1996), 1996
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 48
"Figuring Phenomena", Springfield Museum of Art, Annual Student/Faculty Exhibition, Springfield, OH (May 23-Aug 16, 1998), 1998
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 49
"Paintings by Elizabeth Hertz", Miami Valley Cooperative Gallery show at Dayton Convention Center, Dayton, OH (Jul 10-Aug
31, 2003), 2003
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 50
Exhibition of works by Yellow Spings artists from the permanent collection of the John Bryan Community Center Gallery, Yellow
Spings, OH (Jan 19-?, 2003), 2003
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 51
"Elizabeth Hertz Retrospective", Dayton Visual Arts Center, Dayton, OH (Sep 2008), 2008
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 52
"Reaching Forward, Reaching Back", Dayton Visual Arts Center, Dayton, OH (May 14-Jun 12, 2010), 2010
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 52A
"Beth Hertz and Synchromism", Cincinnati Art Galleries, Cincinnati, OH (2015), 2015
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 1 / Folder 53
"The Art Gallery Presents the Paintings and Sculpture of: Elizabeth Hertz, March 26-April 21" (no year), undated
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Exhibitions - digital files, 1998, 2003, 2008 Scope and Content
These materials were scanned/digitized in preparation for the exhibition on Hertz's life and work at Cincinnati Galleries
in 2015.
Box 6 / Folder 6
Footage of lecture on art history at Yellow Springs library (Nov 13, 1995), 1995
Quantity: 1 electronic file/s
Box 6 / Folder 6
Footage of "Figuring Phenomena", Springfield Museum of Art, Springfield, OH (May 23, 1998), 1998
Quantity: 1 electronic file/s
Images of "Paintings by Elizabeth Hertz", Miami Valley Cooperative Gallery show at Dayton Convention Center, Dayton, OH (Jul
10-Aug 31, 2003), 2003
Quantity: 5 electronic file/s
Images of "Elizabeth Hertz Retrospective", Dayton Visual Arts Center, Dayton, OH (Sep 2008), 2008
Quantity: 25 electronic file/s
Artwork Information and Images, undated
Box 5 / Folder 1
Partial inventories and price lists of Elizabeth Hertz's work, undated
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 5 / Folder 2
Sketches, possibly for a figurative sculpture, undated
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 5 / Folder 3
Correspondence, papers, and photographs concerning loan and sale of Hertz's sculpture "Propulsion" [latterly "Quest") to the
city of Kettering, OH, 1978-1979, 1988, 2004
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 5 / Folder 4
Correspondence concerning donation of Hertz's sculpture "Circle Square Square Circle" to Springfield Museum of Art by Bertram
and Loretta Blanke, 1998
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 5 / Folder 5
Photographs and negatives of Hertz's artwork, 1940s-1990s
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 5 / Folder 6
Photographs of works by Hertz in the collection of William and Deborah Hertz, undated
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 6 / Folder 1
"Sculpture", 35mm slides of Hertz's sculpture [received in metal case, transferred to sleeves], undated
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 6 / Folder 2
Sculpture, 35mm slides of Hertz's sculpture [received in sleeves], undated
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 6 / Folder 3
"Paintings", 35mm slides of Hertz's paintings [received in metal case, transferred to sleeves], undated
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 6 / Folder 4
Paintings, 35mm slides of Hertz's paintings [received in sleeves], undated
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 6 / Folder 5A-5C
Paintings, 35mm slides of Hertz's paintings [received in tied sleeves], undated
Quantity: 3 folder/s
Box 6 / Folder 6
"Watercolors", 35mm slides of Hertz's watercolors [boxed], undated
Quantity: 1 box/es
Artwork - digital files, undated Scope and Content
Images of Hertz's artwork including drawings, paintings, sculptures, and watercolors. These materials were scanned in preparation
for the exhibition on Hertz's life and work at Cincinnati Galleries in 2015. Most of the original hard-copy materials can
also be found in the collection.
Artist Files, 1970s-1998, undated Scope and Content
Information on various artists compiled by Hertz.
Box 5 / Folder 7
Al Held, undated
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 5 / Folder 8
David Hostetler, undated
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 5 / Folder 9
Jon Hudson, undated
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 5 / Folder 10
Jeanne Gentry Keck, undated
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 5 / Folder 11
Robert Koepnick, undated
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 5 / Folder 12
Dan Noetling, undated
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 5 / Folder 13
John Olt, undated
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 5 / Folder 14
Florence Sanko, undated
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 5 / Folder 15
James Yoko, undated
Quantity: 1 folder/s
Box 5 / Folder 16
Miscellaneous: Emily and John Agnew; Anna Arbor; Catherine Lehman; Roger Sayre; Martha K. Schauer; Doris Schear; Todd Slaughter;
Walter Strubczewski, 1970s-1998
Quantity: 1 folder/s