Dangos 46 canlyniad

The series comprises exhibition circulars, 1866-1911, giving details of art exhibitions held at various galleries throughout Britain, together with a small number held abroad.

The series consists of papers relating to exhibitions of 'Pictures, Water Colour Drawings and Sketches by Mr. H. Clarence Whaite', at Willis's Rooms, London, 12 January 1911, and 'Exhibition of Pictures by H. Clarence Whaite', at the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, 28 January - 11 February 1911, together with numerous invitations to take part in art exhibitions and invitations to private views of exhibitions, 1865-1912.

The series comprises letters and postcards to Lily F. Whaite, 1899-1903, from John Harries, who became her husband in 1904.

The series comprises a few letters to John Harries, Lily Whaite's husband, from various people, 1899-1904.

The series comprises correspondence and papers relating to Lily F. Whaite's profession as an artist, 1894-1913.

The series comprises letters and postcards to Lily Whaite from various school friends and acquaintances, 1876-1912, together with letters of condolence on the death of her father in June 1912, and some hand made greetings cards, including Christmas and birthday cards, 1880-1908.

The series comprises letters to H. Clarence Whaite from his parents, Henry and Sarah Whaite, his brothers, Lorimer Edward, Frederick Adolphus, and Charles Alfred, together with letters to Whaite and his wife from John Harries, their son-in-law, and letters from various other family members.

The series comprises personal and business letters and postcards, 1864-1912, to H. Clarence Whaite from some one thousand correspondents: individuals, companies, firms, various societies and clubs, editors of journals, etc. The contents, in the main, relate to his professional business as an artist, but also to personal matters.

The series comprises household accounts, and personal account books, many of which were used by Whaite when lodging in London, 1867-1909.

The series comprises one rent account book, noting the rents collected, with balances, 1869-1873, on H. Clarence Whaite's estate.

The series comprises reports, 1886-1911, written by H. Clarence Whaite, and read at the annual meetings of the Royal Cambrian Academy. The contents include the decision to move the Academy from Cardiff to Plas Mawr, Conwy, and news of exhibitions.

The series comprises notebooks, 1877-1901, used by H. Clarence Whaite as president of the Royal Cambrian Academy containing details of exhibition dates, council meetings, Art Union meetings, notes for his reports and speeches, together with notes relating to the day to day running of the Academy.

The series comprises revenue accounts statements and balance sheets of the Manchester Academy of Fine Arts, 1891-1910.

The series comprises notices of meetings, 1883-1899, and statements of receipts and expenditure, 1900, 1902, 1905, 1907-1911.

The series comprises catalogues, 1863-1912, of the exhibitions held at various galleries throughout Britain, together with a small number of catalogues of exhibitions held abroad.

The series comprises letters and postcards, 1887-1911, to Lily Whaite from her parents, H. Clarence Whaite and Jane A. Whaite. The contents are mainly of a personal nature.

The series comprises letters and postcards, 1878-1906, from H. Clarence Whaite to his wife Jane Alice Whaite, and to his daughter, Lily Florence Whaite. They are mainly of a personal nature, but occasionally include references to Whaite's professional business.

The series comprises letters, 1869-1906, to Clarence Whaite ('Clary') from his wife Jane, before and after their marriage. Some of the later letters are addressed to her husband and daughter.

The series consists of letters to H. Clarence Whaite, 1883-1912, as president of the Royal Cambrian Academy (RCA), and reflect the day to day running of the academy, including letters relating to the organising of exhibitions, election of members, building matters, the formation of the Academy's Art Union lottery for pictures, etc.

The series comprises membership lists of the Royal Cambrian Academy, from 1885 to 1912, together with a manuscript copy of the rules of procedure in council and committee meetings, and printed copies of the rules as altered, approved and adopted, 1887.