Jean Labatut Papers 1915-1983 (mostly 1920-1979)

• Series 2: Writings

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Series 2: Writings

3 boxes

This collection is stored at Firestone Library and ReCAP.

This collection is stored partially onsite (everything except boxes 102-105) at Firestone Library and partially offsite (boxes 102-105) at the ReCAP facility.

Requests will be delivered to Manuscripts Division, RBSC Reading Room .

Collection Creator: Labatut, Jean, 1899-1986..

Dates: 1929-1979.

Extent: 3 boxes

Languages: English and French.

Access Restrictions

Collection is open for research use.

Access Restrictions

Please consult with Rare Books and Special Collections about having the portion of the collection at ReCAP recalled to Firestone Library for your use. This process normally requires 48-72 hours notice.

Description

This series consists of the manuscripts for articles and speeches by Labatut.

Preferred Citation

Series 2: Writings; 1929-1979; Jean Labatut Papers, Manuscripts Division, Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, Princeton University Library.

Request Checked Items

	Title	Date	Container
	Address to the Architectural League of New York 1929, TMss (copies) and AN.	1929	Box 12, Folder 1
	Address to the Architectural League of New York 1941, TMs (carbon) with holograph corrections and TMss	1941	Box 12, Folder 2
	Address to Princeton Club, 1958, ANs.	1958	Box 12, Folder 3
	Address to the Princeton Garden Club 1936, TMs with holograph corrections	1936	Box 12, Folder 4
	“The Advanced Study of Architecture” 1941, TMs(carbon)S, TMss (carbons) with holograph correction, and TMss (carbons)	1941	Box 12, Folder 5
	“Application of Science to a New Type of Aesthetic Expression” 1939, TMsS, TMs, TMs(carbon)S	1939	Box 12, Folder 6
	“Application of Science to a New Type of Aesthetic Expression” 1939, TMss (carbons) with holograph corrections	1939	Box 12, Folder 7
	“Application of Science to a New Type of Aesthetic Expression” 1939, TMss (copies)	1939	Box 12, Folder 8
	“An Approach to Architectural Composition” 1955, TMss (copies) with holograph corrections and Xeroxes	1955	Box 12, Folder 9
	Auguste Perret Exhibition Opening 1950, TMss (copies)	1950	Box 12, Folder 10
	“Depuis les Vitraux de Chartres aux Fontaines de l'Exposition Mondiales de New York” 1951, TMss with holograph corrections	1951	Box 12, Folder 11
	“The Evolution of Landscape Design” (n.d.), TMs (copy) with holograph corrections	undated	Box 13, Folder 1
	“Evolution of the Use of Water in Landscape Design” (n.d.), TMs (copy) with holograph corrections	undated	Box 13, Folder 2
	“Experiences in the Practice and Education of Urban Planning” 1956, TMss (copies)	1956	Box 13, Folder 3
	“The First Capital of the State of New Jersey in the City of Trenton” 1967, TMs and Xerox	1967	Box 13, Folder 4
	“The Fleeting Era of Transportation by Dirigible” (n.d.), TM.	undated	Box 13, Folder 5
	“Introduction to an Informal Discussion on Space and Illumination” (n.d.), TMs (carbon) with holograph corrections	undated	Box 13, Folder 6
	“Light” 1939, TMs (carbon) with holograph corrections	1939	Box 13, Folder 7
	“Light, Illumination and Architecture” 1939, TMss (copies) with holograph corrections	1939	Box 13, Folder 8
	Princeton Historical Society Lecture Notes 1967, ANs.	1967	Box 13, Folder 9
	Princeton Old Guard Club Lecture Notes 1950, ANs.	1950	Box 13, Folder 10
	“Accent on Space” 1942, TMs (carbon) with holograph corrections	1942	Box 14, Folder 1
	“History of Architectural Education through People” 1978-1979, AMs and TMs.	1978-1979	Box 14, Folder 2
	“Memorials and Monuments” 1947, TMs(carbon)S with holograph corrections, TMss (carbons), and Xerox	1947	Box 14, Folder 3
	“Some Impressions and Reflections and the Toronto Chapter Exhibition” 1935, TMss (copies)	1935	Box 14, Folder 4
	“Urbanisme, Architecture, Paysage dans le France de Demain” 1945, TMss (carbons) and Xerox	1945	Box 14, Folder 5
	Unidentified	undated	Box 14, Folder 6
	Unidentified: “Bernini” undated, AMs.	undated	Box 14, Folder 7
	Unidentified: “Navona” 1959, AMs.	1959	Box 14, Folder 8