Catalogue #	Title	Type	Subject	Description
2019.443.2818	Rachel Field research materials for 1985 SWHPL exhibit	Document, Other Documents, Multi-Part Documents	Organizations, Civic, Public Library People	Five folders of Rachel Field research, primarily from the late Phoebe White Wentworth of Southwest Harbor who gave it to Carl Little years ago while he was working on the foreword to a new 1999 edition of Field's "God’s Pocket" published by the Northeast Harbor Library . These research materials relate to a 1985 exhibit and quilt raffle held at the Southwest Harbor Public Library.	Rachel Field research materials for 1985 SWHPL exhibit Catalogue #: 2019.443.2818    Type: Document, Other Documents, Multi-Part Documents Subject: Organizations, Civic, Public Library People Date: 1985 Materials: Paper Description: Five folders of Rachel Field research, primarily from the late Phoebe White Wentworth of Southwest Harbor who gave it to Carl Little years ago while he was working on the foreword to a new 1999 edition of Field's "God’s Pocket" published by the Northeast Harbor Library . These research materials relate to a 1985 exhibit and quilt raffle held at the Southwest Harbor Public Library.
2019.444.2564	William Kienbusch Retrospective Exhibition	Publication, Book	Events People	William Kienbusch, a Retrospective Exhibition 1946-1979, published by Farnsworth Art Museum, Rockland Maine, 1996, William Kienbusch first painted in Maine in 1934, eventually taking up residence on Great Cranberry Isle in 1962. Born in New York City, and a Magna Cum Laude graduate of Princeton University, he studied at the Art Students League in New York with Raphael Soyer and John. Kienbusch lived across from the tennis courts on GCI. He is Carl Little's uncle.	William Kienbusch Retrospective Exhibition Catalogue #: 2019.444.2564    Type: Publication, Book Subject: Events People Date: 1996 Place: Cranberry Isles Materials: Paper Description: William Kienbusch, a Retrospective Exhibition 1946-1979, published by Farnsworth Art Museum, Rockland Maine, 1996, William Kienbusch first painted in Maine in 1934, eventually taking up residence on Great Cranberry Isle in 1962. Born in New York City, and a Magna Cum Laude graduate of Princeton University, he studied at the Art Students League in New York with Raphael Soyer and John. Kienbusch lived across from the tennis courts on GCI. He is Carl Little's uncle. [show more]

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