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Order Number 11 (7)
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George Caleb Bingham (4)
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1. A Manual For the Observance of Special Days in Missouri Schools A Manual For the Observance of Special Days in Missouri Schools 1926? Under a section in the book entitled Biographical, there is a listing for George Caleb Bingham which includes a brief list of his well known pictures and portraits.
2. A Painterly Escape: Escape as an Artist for a Day in Historic Arrow Rock A Painterly Escape: Escape as an Artist for a Day in Historic Arrow Rock March 2001 Photo and article about the town of Arrow Rock, Missouri as a tourist site for Kansas Citians. Information about the town's Lyceum Theater (pictured) and 19th century Missouri artist George Caleb Bingham....
3. A Rummage through a House of Fading Whispers A Rummage through a House of Fading Whispers October 12, 1980 Article about the former residence of the Waggoner family of Independence, Missouri, built about 1855 by John Lewis (a farmer from Kentucky) at 313 East Pacific Street and later becoming the home of "the...
4. Abner Holton Deane (1828-1912): Man of Courage and Conviction Abner Holton Deane (1828-1912): Man of Courage and Conviction Winter 2003 George Caleb Bingham painted Deane and entitled his picture "Major Deane in Jail". Deane, a Baptist minister, was in jail because of the loyalty oath. Although he sided with the Union, he had assisted...
5. An Address to the Public, Vindicating a Work of Art Illustrative of the Federal Military Policy in Missouri An Address to the Public, Vindicating a Work of Art Illustrative of the Federal Military Policy in Missouri during the Late Civil War //1871 Booklet written by the artist George Caleb Bingham, defending his famous painting of "Order No. 11," explaining its depictions of atrocities brought on by the unfair military treatment of displaced Missouri...
6. Annie Taylor Fisher Remembered Forests Where Kansas City Rose Annie Taylor Fisher Remembered Forests Where Kansas City Rose January/23/1956 Reminiscences by Annie Taylor Fisher, or Annie Fisher, of middle and late 19th century Kansas City, including early Quality Hill, the site of Union Station, Carry Nation, Colonel E. Milton McGee (pictured)...
7. Another Bingham Found: "The Squatters" Another Bingham Found: "The Squatters" Spring//1956 Article about "another of the long-lost Bingham genre paintings," describing the series of discoveries of many of Missouri painter George Caleb Bingham's paintings since 1940, and some qualities of his...
8. Arrow Rock: A National Historic Landmark Arrow Rock: A National Historic Landmark October//1973 Stories of restoration of homes and other buildings in historic Arrow Rock, Missouri, including the George Caleb Bingham residence and the old Arrow Rock Tavern.
9. Art: Missouri's Greatest Painter--George C. Bingham (1811-1879) Art: Missouri's Greatest Painter--George C. Bingham (1811-1879) July//1901 Mention of a self-portrait of Bingham bequeathed to the library by Thomas H. Mastin.
10. Art: Missouri's Greatest Painter--George P. [sic] Bingham (1811-1879) Art: Missouri's Greatest Painter--George P. [sic] Bingham (1811-1879) July//1901 Biographical article about Missouri artist George Caleb Bingham (1811-1879), listing locations of several of his paintings.
11. Battles and Biographies of Missourians, or the Civil War Period of Our State Battles and Biographies of Missourians, or the Civil War Period of Our State 1900 Chapter of the book about Order Number 11 issued by General Thomas Ewing. Contains heated arguments, including that of George C. Bingham, on both sides of the issue over fairness to Missouri homeowners...
12. Bingham and Benton: Missouri's Old Masters Bingham and Benton: Missouri's Old Masters March 20, 2005 Review of show, "Bingham to Benton: The Midwest as Muse", also contains biographical information about the two artists.
13. Bingham as a Lobbyist Bingham as a Lobbyist May/17/1876 One of a series of letters to the editor by an otherwise anonymous "Platte County Granger" attacking Missouri adjutant general George Caleb Bingham's character pertaining to his court indictment for conduct...
14. Bingham Grave Should Stay in Kansas City Bingham Grave Should Stay in Kansas City July//1963 Short essay opposing the proposal to relocate the grave of George Caleb Bingham from Union Cemetery in Kansas City to Arrow Rock, Missouri.
15. Bingham Independence Studio Bingham Independence Studio June 1, 1905 Description of the George Caleb Bingham studio in Independence, at 313 West Pacific Street where he painted his famous Order No. 11 painting. The work of the artist himself was "to keep before the minds...
16. Bingham Ownership Flavors in-the-News Waggoner Estate Bingham Ownership Flavors in-the-News Waggoner Estate Summer//1979 History of the Bingham-Waggoner Estate in Independence, Missouri, from its beginnings in 1833 as a plat purchased by Santa Fe trader Robert Rickman, through its occupation by artist George Caleb Bingham's...
17. Bingham's Brown: The Late Gen. Bingham's Reply to Ex-Gov. Gratz Brown Bingham's Brown: The Late Gen. Bingham's Reply to Ex-Gov. Gratz Brown July/25/1879 Most of the page is back and forth discussions regarding Order Number 11 and George Caleb Bingham's painting about it.
18. Bingham's Slanders Bingham's Slanders May/11/1876 One paragraph about George Caleb Bingham's "lies and slanderous insinuations" against Kansas City Times manager M. Munford, related to the controversy over Bingham's conduct with portrait subjects in Washington,...
19. Bingham, George Caleb-Self Portrait Bingham, George Caleb-Self Portrait Clippings and correspondence about the self-portrait painting of Bingham owned by the library and on loan to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.
20. Bingham-Waggoner Residence Bingham-Waggoner Residence Photos, illustrations, maps, and information on the Bingham-Waggoner Estate in Independence. Built about 1855 along the Santa Fe Trail as the residence of John Lewis before bought by artist George Caleb...