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1973 | ink on paper

1973 Christmas card

April 29, 1947

Letter from Stone to Gilcrease about mould making and a young talented Cherokee whose work he wants Gilcrease to see

late 20th century | ink on paper

Willard Stone brochure

July 31, 1963 | ink on paper

Letter from Stone in "Naked City, USA" to Krakel regarding opening in September

mid-20th century - late 20th century | ink on paper

Willard Stone business card

December 1, 1963 | ink and pencil on paper

Card from Stone to Krakel about delivering "Mama Coyote" to G.H. Smith.

1979 | ink on paper

1979 Christmas card

August 12, 1963 | ink on paper

Letter from Krakel to Stone regarding postponing until October

1980 | ink on paper

Willard and Sophie Stone's 40th Wedding Anniversary invitation

January 24, 1963 | ink on paper

Letter from Krakel to Stone reporting two crates received from Wunderlich

July 28, 1947

Letter from Stone to Gilcrease about working on a bust of Sequoyah with a drawing of "The Sofkie Makers"

July 26, 1962 | ink on paper

Unsigned receipt for "Mary and Christ"

July 20, 1962 | ink on paper

Label sheet for sculpture: "As One Track"

late 20th century | pencil on paper

Handwritten list of 18 pieces in "Museum Collection"

March 25, 1947

Letter from Stone to Gilcrease giving reasons for move

March 1985 | ink on paper

Thank You note from Sophie Stone to Eudotia Teenor for donation in memory of Willard Stone.

December 7, 1946

Letter from Stone to Logan saying he hopes that Gilcrease will consider time spent in building studio as part of year's work

December 17, 1946

Letter from Stone to Gilcrease about the finish of construction of studio and will now be able to work on bigger sculptures

May 19, 1947

Letter from Stone to Gilcrease describing a new figure and asking Gilcrease if he likes Stone's subjects or techniques

August 30, 1946

Letter from Stone to Gilcrease tells of three works delivered to Tulsa. Letter from Gilcrease to Stone tells of travel plans, and therefore will not be able to see Stone.