3 1/4" wide X 5 1/4" photograph of Hannah Elliot dressed as a Norse goddess for Mrs. W. S. Lovell's Tableaux Vivants of the Great Religions of the World. The verso of the photograph has handwritten in all caps: "HANNAH IN COSTUME PROBABLY FOR ONE OF MRS. LOVELL'S PRODUCTIONS". Printed on border of photo: "FOOL V" Photograph published in Art of the New South by Ingham (p. 178).

Hill Ferguson Papers, Historical Collection, Collection # 56.6, Archives Department. (source)

Birmingham Public Library (Alabama) (publisher)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh (contributor)

1909

Black and white photograph (6" wide X 4 1/2" ) of Carrie Hill and Mrs. Raulston seated with afternoon tea in their Birmingham art studio. Written on back of photo: "Carrie Hill (L) in studio. Held afternoon½eas to show her work. See scrapbook." Photograph reproduced in Ingham's book, Art of the new South (p. 45)

Emond, Burgin and Hill Familes Papers, Collection #112, Archives Department (source)

Birmingham Public Library (Alabama) (publisher)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh (contributor)

1909

Watercolor painting of Annie Helen Reese from Alabama clothed in a long green dress and holding a fan. Painted for A Calendar of Southern Beauties, published by Frederick Stokes Co. in 1894 and sold at the Atlanta Exposition. Painting was also used to illustrate the poetry of Samuel Minturn Peck in his book Fair Women of To-day.

Southern History Department (source)

Frederick A. Stokes (publisher)

Lovell, Caroline, 1862- (creator)

Peck, Samuel Minturn, 1854-1938 (contributor)

1895

Black and white outdoor photograph of Alice Rumph taken in the 1900s. Reproduced in Ingham's book, Art of the new South (p. 125)

Hill Ferguson Papers, Historical Collection; Collection #56.6, Archives Department (source)

Birmingham Public Library (Alabama) (publisher)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh (contributor)

Watercolor painting of Varina Anne Davis from Mississippi clothed in a long dress and holding a fan. Painted for A Calendar of Southern Beauties, published by Frederick Stokes Co. in 1894 and sold at the Atlanta Exposition. Painting was also used to illustrate the poetry of Samuel Minturn Peck in his book Fair Women of To-day. Printed in Art of the New South by Vicki Leigh Ingham (p. 20)

Southern History Department (source)

Frederick A. Stokes (publisher)

Lovell, Caroline, 1862- (creator)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh; Peck, Samuel Minturn, 1854-1938 (contributor)

1895

Watercolor painting of Annie Reifsnider from Maryland clothed in a long pink dress with green trim. Painted for A Calendar of Southern Beauties, published by Frederick Stokes Co. in 1894 and sold at the Atlanta Exposition. Painting was also used to illustrate the poetry of Samuel Minturn Peck in his book Fair Women of To-day.

Southern History Department (source)

Frederick A. Stokes (publisher)

Lovell, Caroline, 1862- (creator)

Peck, Samuel Minturn, 1854-1938 (contributor)

1895

Watercolor painting of Emma D. Belknap from Texas clothed in a long green dress and Georgia Lincoln from Arkansas clothed in a long pink dress. Painted for A Calendar of Southern Beauties, published by Frederick Stokes Co. in 1894 and sold at the Atlanta Exposition. Painting was also used to illustrate the poetry of Samuel Minturn Peck in his book Fair Women of To-day.

Southern History Department (source)

Frederick A. Stokes (publisher)

Lovell, Caroline, 1862- (creator)

Peck, Samuel Minturn, 1854-1938 (contributor)

1895

Black and white photograph (9 1/4" wide X 7 1/4") of Central Library at its opening, 1927. Includes paintings, busts, statues, chairs and benches. Photograph reproduced in Ingham's book, Art of the New South (p. 16)

Collection 10 -- Archives Department (source)

Tebbs--Knell, Inc. (publisher)

Tebbs--Knell, Inc. (creator)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh (contributor)

1927

Photograph of an arts and crafts display for the seventh annual exhibiton of the Birmingham Art Club. Includes lamps, plates, bowls, books, salt and pepper shakers and table cloths. Photograph reproduced in Ingham's book, Art of the New South (p.13)

Southern History Department (source)

Birmingham Art Club (publisher)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh (contributor)

1914

An 8 3/4 x 11 inches oil on canvas painting with white buildings and several people dressed in traditional clothing and attending a bazaar. Impressionistic in tone. Reproduced in Ingham's book, Art of the new South (p. 161)

Birmingham Public Library (Ala.) art collection (source)

Birmingham Public Library (Alabama) (publisher)

Dryer, Della, 1867- (creator)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh (contributor)

1927

Painting of a bridge, boat, water and white houses with red roofs in Spain. Oil on canvas, 40 x 38 inches, painted in the 1920s. Reproduced in Ingham's Art of the new South (p. 65).

Birmingham Public Library (Ala.) art collection (source)

Birmingham Public Library (Alabama) (publisher)

Hill, Carrie, 1875- (creator)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh (contributor)

Black and white photograph (10" X 8") of Browne's European painting group. Standing, Top Row, L to R: Jean Berthier, Inez Putnam, Mrs. Rice, Billy Bercry Humphreys, Malcolm Humphreys, Frank Allison, Don Witherstein, David Humphreys. Standing, Middle Row, L to R: Vera Stevens, Philippa Hughes, Carrie Hill, Dorcas Shaffer, Daisy Hughes, Anna Learned, Dira [spelling?] Lunt, Willie McLaughlin, Della Dryer, Elsie Witherstein. Seated Left to Right: Emma Vance, Silvia Pizitz, Harold Browne, Mrs. G.E. Browne, George Elmer Browne, Bee Jackson Humphreys, Mrs. Kelly Also published in Ingham's book, Art of the new South (p. 68).

Emond, Burgin and Hill Families. Papers. Collection 112, Archives Department (source)

Birmingham Public Library (Alabama) (publisher)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh (contributor)

1927-06

Watercolor painting of Virginia Lee Fraser from South Carolina clothed in a long pink dress and holding roses. Painted for A Calendar of Southern Beauties, published by Frederick Stokes Co. in 1894 and sold at the Atlanta Exposition. Painting was also used to illustrate the poetry of Samuel Minturn Peck in his book Fair Women of To-day.

Southern History Department (source)

Frederick A. Stokes (publisher)

Lovell, Caroline, 1862- (creator)

Peck, Samuel Minturn, 1854-1938 (contributor)

1895

Watercolor painting of Frances W. Shober from North Carolina clothed in a long white and blue dress and holding a spray lilly of the valley. Painted for A Calendar of Southern Beauties, published by Frederick Stokes Co. in 1894 and sold at the Atlanta Exposition. Painting was also used to illustrate the poetry of Samuel Minturn Peck in his book Fair Women of To-day.

Southern History Department (source)

Frederick A. Stokes (publisher)

Lovell, Caroline, 1862- (creator)

Peck, Samuel Minturn, 1854-1938 (contributor)

1895

Early 1900s black and white photograph ( 5" wide X 4 1/2") of Hill painting with brush and easel at the beach and sitting on a crate and protected from the sun under an umbrella.

Emond, Burgin and Hill Families Papers, Collection #112, Archives Department (source)

Birmingham Public Library (Alabama) (publisher)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh (contributor)

Black and white portrait of Carrie Hill wearing pearls. Reproduced in Ingham's Art of the new South.

Southern History Department (source)

Blue Book Publishing Co. (publisher)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh (contributor)

1923

Newspaper Vertical File Collection (source)

Birmingham Public Library (Alabama) (publisher)

Watercolor painting of Elize Castleman from Kentucky clothed in a long dress with flowers and sitting on a bench. Painted for A Calendar of Southern Beauties, published by Frederick Stokes Co. in 1894 and sold at the Atlanta Exposition. Painting was also used to illustrate the poetry of Samuel Minturn Peck in his book Fair Women of To-day.

Southern History Department (source)

Frederick A. Stokes (publisher)

Lovell, Caroline, 1862- (creator)

Peck, Samuel Minturn, 1854-1938 (contributor)

1895

Print of an oil on canvas painting found in the Catalogue of the Seventh Annual Exhibition of the Birmingham Art Club publication. Also reproduced in Ingham's book, Art of the new South (p. 177).

Southern History Department (source)

Birmingham Art Club (publisher)

Elliott, Hannah, 1867- (creator)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh; Birmingham Art Club (Ala.) (contributor)

1914

Black and white portrait photograph of Lucille Douglass taken in Paris. Douglass is seated and dressed in white. Also published in Ingham's Art of the new South (p.96)

HIll Ferguson Papers, Historical Collection; Collection #56.6, Archives Department (source)

Birmingham Public Library (Alabama) (publisher)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh (contributor)

1911

Black and white photograph of two women, Douglass and Elliott, sitting in Douglass's studio. Also published in Vicki Ingham's book, Art of the New South (p. 92).

Hill Ferguson Papers, Historical Collection, Collection #56.6, Archives Department (source)

Birmingham Public Library (Alabama) (publisher)

1907-05-19

Black and white photograph (3 1/8" wide X 5") of Birmingham Art Club founders Hannah Elliott painting Lucille Douglass in an art studio. Photograph also published in Art of the new South (p. 8) by Vicki Leigh Ingham.

Hill Ferguson Papers, Historical Collection, Collection #56.6, Archives Department. (source)

Birmingham Public Library (Alabama) (publisher)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh (contributor)

1908

Watercolor painting of Marian Hartridge Dunbar from Georgia clothed in a light pink dress and holding pink roses. Painted for A Calendar of Southern Beauties, published by Frederick Stokes Co. in 1894 and sold at the Atlanta Exposition. Painting was also used to illustrate the poetry of Samuel Minturn Peck in his book Fair Women of To-day.

Southern History Department (source)

Frederick A. Stokes (publisher)

Lovell, Caroline, 1862- (creator)

Peck, Samuel Minturn, 1854-1938 (contributor)

1895

Oil painting of the sand dunes and ocean at Camp Walton, Florida. Oil on canvas, 34 x 38 inches. Reproduced in Ingham's book, Art of the new South (p. 88)

Birmingham Public Library (Ala.) art collection (source)

Birmingham Public Library (Alabama) (publisher)

Hill, Carrie, 1875- (creator)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh (contributor)

1938

Watercolor painting of Ella Mehle from Louisiana clothed in a long white dress and holding two roses. Painted for A Calendar of Southern Beauties, published by Frederick Stokes Co. in 1894 and sold at the Atlanta Exposition. Painting was also used to illustrate the poetry of Samuel Minturn Peck in his book Fair Women of To-day.

Southern History Department (source)

Frederick A. Stokes (publisher)

Lovell, Caroline, 1862- (creator)

Peck, Samuel Minturn, 1854-1938 (contributor)

1895

Art studio of Hannah Elliott with posters on the wall, a rocking chair, gas lamp, violin, fireplace, dolls, and the artist. Photograph (4 1/2" wide X 3 1/2 " ) found in Elliott's scrapbook is . Reproduced in Ingham's book, Art of the New South (p. 175).

Hill Ferguson Papers, Historical Collection, collection #56.6, Archives Department. (source)

Birmingham Public Library (Alabama) (publisher)

Elliott, Hannah, 1867- (creator)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh (contributor)

c1908

Watercolor painting of Mattie Houstoun from Florida clothed in a yellow dress and adorned with yellow roses. Painted for A Calendar of Southern Beauties, published by Frederick Stokes Co. in 1894 and sold at the Atlanta Exposition. Painting was also used to illustrate the poetry of Samuel Minturn Peck in his book Fair Women of To-day.

Southern History Department (source)

Frederick A. Stokes (publisher)

Lovell, Caroline, 1862- (creator)

Peck, Samuel Minturn, 1854-1938 (contributor)

1895

Carrie Hill's 1923 oil painting (38" x 38") of a hillside in Provincetown, Massachusetts. Included in the 36th annual Exhibiton of American Paintings and Sculpture at the Art Institute of Chicago and published on the cover of The Art News, December 8, 1923. Reproduced in Ingham's Art of the new South (p. 57).

Birmingham Public Library (Ala.) art collection (source)

Birmingham Public Library (Alabama) (publisher)

Hill, Carrie, 1875- (creator)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh (contributor)

Watercolor painting of Jane Sutherlin Smith from Virginia clothed in a long green and white stripped dress. Painted for A Calendar of Southern Beauties, published by Frederick Stokes Co. in 1894 and sold at the Atlanta Exposition. Painting was also used to illustrate the poetry of Samuel Minturn Peck in his book Fair Women of To-day.

Southern History Department (source)

Frederick A. Stokes (publisher)

Lovell, Caroline, 1862- (creator)

Peck, Samuel Minturn, 1854-1938 (contributor)

1895

An illustration of a Chinese junk printed with colored iridescent ink on paper, 6 1/2 x 4 15/16 inches. Douglass used this illustration for her Christmas cards.

Hill Ferguson Papers, Historical Collection; Collection #56.6, Archives Department (source)

Lucille Douglass (publisher)

Douglass, Lucille (creator)

1925

Print of an oil on canvas painting by Lucille Douglass found in the Catalogue of the Seventh Annual Exhibition of the Birmingham Art Club publication. Reproduced in Ingham's book, Art of the new South (page 12)

Southern History Department (source)

Birmingham Art Club (publisher)

Douglass, Lucille, 1878- (creator)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh (contributor)

1914

Photograph of Birmingham Public Library's East Lake Branch mural created in 1937. The photograph is by Marc Bondarenko and is published in Ingham's book Art of the new South (p.83).

East Lake Branch Library (source)

Birmingham Public Library (Alabama) (publisher)

Hill, Carrie, 1875- (creator)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh; Bondarenko, Marc (contributor)

A painting by Alice Rumph reproduced in the Catalogue of the Seventh Annual Exhibition of the Birmingham Art Club in 1914 and awarded an honorable mention. Also reproduced in Ingham's book, Art of the new South (p. 130).

Catalogue of the seventh annual exhibition of the Birmingham Art Club (source)

Birmingham Art Club (publisher)

Rumph, Alice, 1877- (creator)

Birmingham Art Club (Ala.); <br> Ingham, Vicki Leigh (contributor)

1914

Watercolor painting of Queenie Woods from Tennessee clothed in a black dress and holding yellow poppies. Painted for A Calendar of Southern Beauties, published by Frederick Stokes Co. in 1894 and sold at the Atlanta Exposition. Painting was also used to illustrate the poetry of Samuel Minturn Peck in his book Fair Women of To-day.

Southern History Department (source)

Frederick A. Stokes (publisher)

Lovell, Caroline, 1862- (creator)

Peck, Samuel Minturn, 1854-1938 (contributor)

1895

16" x 14" oil on canvas painting. Subject matter consists of a dirt road winding through several trees. Signed by the artist. Reproduced in Ingham's book Art of the new South (p. 40)

Birmingham Public Library (Ala.) (source)

Hill, Carrie (publisher)

Hill, Carrie, 1875- (creator)

Ingham, Vicki Leigh (contributor)

Print of an oil on canvas painting by Della Dryer found in the Catalogue of the Seventh Annual Exhibition of the Birmingham Art Club publication. Reproduced in Ingham's book, Art of the New South (p. 12)

Southern History Department (source)

Birmingham Art Club (publisher)

Dryer, Della, 1867- (creator)

Birmingham Art Club (Ala.); <br> Ingham, Vicki Leigh (contributor)

1914