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In addition there are notebooks, loose clippings, photographs of Garber and members of his family, artwork by Garber, printed matter owned by Garber, estate settlement papers, and memorabilia.  \nPreferred Citation note  \n[identification of item], Title of Collection, Collection ID\\#, The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Dorothy and Kenneth Woodcock Archives, Philadelphia, PA.  \nHistorical note  \nAfter his early art education in Cincinnati, Ohio, Daniel Garber moved to Pennsylvania, eventually settling in the New Hope and Lumberville area of Bucks County, where he painted light-filled landscapes and figure compositions for over four decades.  \nFrom 1900 to 1905 he studied at the Pennsylvania Academy, winning the Cresson Travel Scholarship in 1905, and using the funds to begin a two-year sojourn in Europe. Returning to Pennsylvania, he became one of the leading figures of the New Hope group of painters, the artists now sometimes called the Pennsylvania Impressionists. Wooded hillsides seen from a distance, solitary trees, and the huge Lumberville quarry were some of his favorite subjects. Garber was also an accomplished etcher. In 1901 he married Mary (“May”) Franklin, a fellow Academy student. Their two children, Tanis, born 1906, and John, born 1910, figured prominently in many of his figure paintings.  \nIn 1909, when he was not yet thirty, Garber was awarded the prestigious Hallgarten Prize from the National Academy of Design, and in 1919 he won the Temple Gold Medal from the Pennsylvania Academy. His work was regularly accepted into the major American juried exhibitions, winning numerous prizes and finding places in both private collections and museums. Garber taught at the Pennsylvania Academy for forty-two years, influencing scores of students with his simple teaching methods and gentle demeanor.  \nScope and Contents note  \nThe Garber papers are extensive and include correspondence, clipping scrapbooks, and registers of artwork produced. In addition there are notebooks, loose clippings, photographs of Garber and members of his family, artwork by Garber, printed matter owned by Garber, estate settlement papers, and memorabilia.  \nThe acquisition also included some correspondence to and from Garber’s wife, and smaller amounts of correspondence between other family members such as letters exchanged between Garber’s children. This material might more properly be designated as the Garber Family Papers, but its quantity is small enough to include with the Garber papers and many of the items mention Garber. In addition, the gift contained the papers of Garber’s son John Franklin Garber, which are described in a separate finding aid.  \nA small collection of pencil sketches by DG was also received and transferred to the museum collection.  \nFrom about the mid 1990s, the material in the 2006 gift was in the hands of Lance Humphries, author of the Daniel Garber catalogue raisonné (Hollis Taggart Galleries, 2006) . At the conclusion of the publication project the materials were donated to the Academy by Garber’s granddaughters. Hollis Taggart Galleries may eventually donate its research files, compiled while the publication was being prepared by Mr. Humphr","cbCaihTxUg1ULVEd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihTxUg1ULVEd","pdf",210669,15,"English","# Summary Information\n## Scope and Contents\n## Arrangement and Administrative Information\n# Conditions Governing Access and Use","[{\"question\":\"What types of materials are included in the Daniel Garber papers collection?\",\"answer\":\"The collection includes correspondence, clipping scrapbooks, registers of artwork produced, notebooks, loose clippings, photographs, artwork and printed matter owned by Garber, estate settlement papers, and memorabilia.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the historical note say about Daniel Garber’s life and career?\",\"answer\":\"It describes his early art education in Cincinnati, his move to Pennsylvania and settlement near New Hope and Lumberville, his light-filled landscapes and figure compositions, his role as an etcher, major awards, and decades of teaching at the Pennsylvania Academy.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the conditions governing access and use of the collection?\",\"answer\":\"The collection is open for research, while the archives may restrict access to sensitive materials. 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