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January 20, 2011, Filed Under: Cataloging, Conservation

Ransom Center receives $10,000 grant to catalog collection of science materials

Sir John Herschel. "The Honourable Mrs. Leicester Stanhope," 1836. Cyanotype. Herschel invented the cyanotype process.

The Ransom Center has received a $10,000 grant from the Friends of the Center for History of Physics at the American Institute of Physics to rehouse and rearrange its holdings of the Herschel family papers and to create an online finding aid. The Herschel family papers, acquired in 1960 with… read more 

November 30, 2010, Filed Under: Conservation, Film

Conservation work begins on "Gone With The Wind" dresses with study of stitching and construction

Ransom Center curators Steve Wilson (second from left) and Jill Morena (second from right) discuss construction history of the green curtain dress from ‘Gone With The Wind.’ University colleagues from Human Ecology include from left, Dr. Kay Jay, Director of the Historical Textiles and Apparel Collection; Dr. Bugao Xu, Professor in the Division of Textiles and Apparel; Dr. Sheldon Ekland-Olson, Director of the school; and Nicole Villarreal, Human Ecology graduate student. Photo by Anthony Maddaloni.

“Great balls of fire!” Scarlett O’Hara declares in Gone With The Wind as she rips down the green velvet curtains, pole and all, and throws them over her shoulder. “I’m going to Atlanta for that three hundred dollars, and I’ve got to go looking like a queen.” Designed by Walter… read more 

October 5, 2010, Filed Under: Conservation, Photography

Before and After: A Henry Peach Robinson photograph

“Before and After” goes behind the scenes with the the Ransom Center’s conservation department. The most recent installment highlighted work that Head of Photograph Conservation Barbara Brown completed on the Henry Peach Robinson photograph “Bringing Home the May,” taken ca. 1862–1863. Some of Robinson’s work is on view in the… read more 

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