81. League Of Nations Bibliography - T Taft, William H., George W. Wickersham, abbott Lawrence Lowell, and Henry Waters LondonH. Frowde, and Hodder Stoughton, 19201924. thayer, George Augustine http://www.indiana.edu/~league/bibt.htm

Other Sites Research Guide Timeline Bibliography League of Nations Bibliography - T Taft, William H. America Can't Quit . New York: League to Enforce Peace, 1919. Taft, William H. Collected Editorials, 1917-1921 . Edited by James F. Vivian. New York: Praeger, 1990. Taft, William H. The Obligations of Victory . New York: League to Enforce Peace, 1918. Taft, William H. The Paris Covenant for a League of Nations . New York: League to Enforce Peace, 1919. Taft, William H. Ratify the Covenant . New York: League to Enforce Peace, 1919. Taft, William H. Senator Knox Answered . New York: League to Enforce Peace, 1919. Taft, William H. Taft Papers on League of Nations . Edited by Theodore Marburg, and Horace Edgar Flack. New York: Macmillan, 1920. Taft, William H. Why a League of Nations Is Necessary . New York: League to Enforce Peace, 1918.

82. SAAM: Abbott Thayer with Rockwell Kent, Gerald H. thayer and Emma Beach thayer, watercolor, 24.3 x 39.7cm, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift of the heirs of abbott H. thayer. http://americanart.si.edu/collections/exhibits/thayer/still-life.html

Still Life and Concealing Coloration To Paintings: Still Life and Concealing Coloration Thayer's surviving still lifes describe the essentials of a flower in a bowl or on a table, and are filled with subtle colors and the diffused light made popular by French impressionists. These works appear to be quickly and easily painted, and the fluid application of paint suggests a very different process than the more painstaking approach he used for his angels and ideal figures, which often took years to complete. From his earliest attempts at painting, Thayer was drawn to animals and nature, finding subjects in the forests and streams of New England. His careful observation of nature and thorough academic training in the laws of color and values led him to study how animals use natural camouflage to conceal themselves from predators. With his son Gerald, he published his theories as Concealing-Coloration in the Animal Kingdom Thayer claimed that nature camouflaged animals by placing their darkest colors on their backs to counter the sunlight falling upon them, and their lightest colors closest to the dark ground. The fractured outlines and patterns, mimicking native habitats, would cause the animal to disappear when placed against the appropriate background. The book drew considerable criticism, particularly from President Theodore Roosevelt, also an amateur naturalist. Roosevelt and others rejected Thayer's argument that the purpose of all animal coloration, no matter how conspicuous, was for the purpose of concealment. Some of Thayer's ideas were applied to camouflage during World War I.

83. SAAM: Abbott Thayer 1907, collaboration with Richard Meryman, oil, 50.6 x 51.2 cm, Smithsonian AmericanArt Museum, Smithsonian Institution, Gift of the heirs of abbott H. thayer. http://americanart.si.edu/collections/exhibits/thayer/naturalist.html

An Amateur Naturalist Thayer was an amateur naturalist and a passionate bird-lover. He believed that his professional training in color, value, and design, combined with observation of nature, gave him the tools to understand how animals disguise themselves from predators. He devoted considerable time and energy to defining, promoting, and defending his ideas on the subject. Thayer developed a love for the mountain that overlooked his studio. Through his efforts to protect the forests on the slopes of Mount Monadnock he became a staunch conservationist. To support that work, he founded the Thayer Fund which, through the National Audubon Society, paid for wardens to protect bird sanctuaries up and down the east coast. Pictured: Peacock in the Woods , 1907, collaboration with Richard Meryman, oil, 50.6 x 51.2 cm, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Smithsonian Institution, Gift of the heirs of Abbott H. Thayer Introduction

84. Artists With T (Posters Posters) Tevini (2) Tex Lecor, Paul (1) Text by Jay Payleitner (1) Teyras (2), Teyras, Emmanuelle(2) Thangue, H (1) Thaulow, John Fritz (2) thayer, abbott Handerson (7 http://posters.seindal.dk/artistsT.html

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85. 6/42 Discussion This method was based on the research of abbott H. thayer a celebrated Americanpainter of a past generation, who was a pioneer student of the protective http://www.shipcamouflage.com/6_42_discussion.htm

Ship Camouflage Instructions United States Navy Ships - 2 Revision 2 Bureau of Ships June 1942 Discussion Protective Coloration The first American camouflage systems approved by the Bureau of War Risk Insurance during the first World War all used some form of pattern, but it was used in the expectation that it would aid in reducing visibility at a distance. The desirability of an individual ship was conceded and the split in policy resulted from the fact that complete concealment either with pattern or with uniform color, has proved so difficult of attainment. The first American camouflaged ship to cross the Atlantic was the S.S. St. Paul, painted in the winter of 1917 utilizing "counter-shading" in an effort to reduce visibility of shadows. This method was based on the research of Abbott H. Thayer a celebrated American painter of a past generation, who was a pioneer student of the protective coloration of birds and animals. He was the earliest advocate of a white ship, and unsuccessfully labored to secure its adoption both in the U.S. Navy and by the British Admiralty. When, a quarter of a century later a British artist and naval officer, Lt. Pter Scott, R.N.V.R., again proposed the white if very light ship its great value at night or in overcast weather was beginning to be recognized, and it is now coming into favor for certain areas. Measure 16, the American equivalent of the British Western Approaches System, has been named the Thayer System.

86. PrintsForPleasure For Prints, Posters, Paintings, Stickers - Barewalls Artists S 1) Ternay, (1) Terrando, (1) Terzi, (3) Teshigawara, Sofu (29) Tetaz, (1) Thangue,H (1) Thaulow, Frits (1) Thaulow, Fritz (1) thayer, abbott (3) thayer http://www.printsforpleasure.com/barewalls-artistsS-U.htm

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87. Art Prints And Posters. Artists: T Tex Lecor, Paul Text by Jay Payleitner Teyras Teyras, Emmanuelle Thaler, IngridThangue, H Thangue, H. Thaulow, John Fritz thayer, abbott Handerson thayer http://artprints-posters.com/letters/t.shtml

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88. Finding Aids: William Howe Downes, Letters Received, 1874-1922 G. Mease; James Henry Moser; H. Winthrop Peirce; Louise Heald Prichard; Nettie M.Ricker; M. Robbins; Charles Walter Stetson; abbott H. thayer; C. Scott White. http://www.bostonathenaeum.org/downes.html

William Howe Downes, Letters Received Contact Information: Reference Department Boston, Massachusetts 02108 Appointment Form Processed by: Stephen Nonack March 1982. Encoded by: Lisa Starzyk-Weldon November 2001. Table of Contents Descriptive Summary Acquisition Information Access Restrictions Biographical History ... Letters Received, 1874-1922. Descriptive Summary William Howe Downes Letters Received, 1874-1922 Downes, William Howe, 1854-1941. 2 boxes. These letters were received, principally, while Downes was art critic for the Boston Evening Transcript , a post he held for over 30 years. Most were written by Boston area artists (and especially, "Fenway studio" artists) in response to Downes' reviews of their exhibited work, and so provide a tantalizing sketch of cultural life in Boston at the turn of the century. A one volume scrapbook contains letters and newspaper clippings regarding the publication of Downes' The Life and Works of Winslow Homer Acquisition Information Gift of Alfred B. Downes, 1976. Access Restrictions Biographical History Born Derby, Connecticut, 1854. Eminent Boston art critic for the

89. Holt 10 15, Thacher, ES. Thain, Dr. Leslie. Thalmann, Miss Marlanne. thayer, Mr. andMrs. abbott H. thayer, Miss Edris H. thayer, Gerald H. thayer, Harvey W. http://libweb4.princeton.edu/libraries/firestone/rbsc/aids/holt/holt10.html

II. Correspondence: T-V Box/Folder Tabel, Charles Taber, Miss Dorothea Taber, Henry R. Taber, May Tabiller, L. Tachau, Miss Nina Taeusch, Carl F. Taft, Charles P. Taft, Henry W. Taft, Prof. Philip Taggart, Miss Marion Ames Taintor, Charles N. Tait, E. M. Talbot, Mrs. Julian Talbot, Prof. L. R. Talbot, Richard J. Talbot, W. P. Talmadge, D. H. Tannenbaum, Frank Tanner, F. W. Tanner, L. Tanson, Miss Mary B. Tantsi, H. Ngzele Tanzer, Ida L. Tangley, Valerie Tapp, Miss Marion Tappan, May Withrop Tarbell, Miss Ida M. Tardy, Edmond Tardy, Lauriston The Target Tarn, W. A. Tarnter, Helen D. Tarr, Dr. F. C. Tarr, Harry A. Tartak, Ilia Tatum, Miss Terrell L. Taube, Baron G. H. Tauchnitz, ? Tausch, Prof. Edwin Taussig, Prof. R. W. Tauszky, Mrs. David Tauszky, Miss Valerie Talmon, Rene (1939) Tatum, G. R. (1937) Tax Service (1935) Taylor Instrument Co. Taylor-Micca Company Taylor, Alfred J. Taylor, B. S. Taylor, Bryson Taylor, Carl C. Taylor, Cecil G. Taylor, Charles H. Taylor, Mrs. Charles T. Taylor, Gilbert W., Inc. Taylor, Dr. J. R. Taylor, John Wright Taylor, Leo Taylor, Margaret H.

90. US Catalog Of Copyright Entries (Renewals) - 1923 Books: 0AB R78070, (A). abbott H thayer, abbott Handerson thayer, comp by NathanielPousetteDart, 23Oct23A759549 15Jun51R80196, compiler. ABC http://www.ibiblio.org/ccer/1923a1.htm

Books from 1923 Key to abbreviations: A/As - Author/Authors C - Child of the author E - Executor of the author NK - Next of Kin of the author PCW - Proprietor of a Composite Work PWH - Proprietor of a Work made for Hire PPW - Proprietor of a Posthumous Work W/Wr - Widow/Widower of the author Title Author Registration Renewer 31 Stories By Thirty And One Authors 365 Bedtime Stories Mary Graham Bonner (A) Abbott H Thayer Abbott Handerson Thayer, comp by Nathaniel Pousette-Dart compiler ABC Book C B Falls (A) The ABC Of Atoms (Hon) Bertrand (Arthur William) Russell (A) The Able McLaughlins Margaret Wilson (Turner) (A) Above The Clouds With The Pony Express Pouch ('Oakland Tribune' 22Jul1923) Harry C Peterson Lillian Claire Peterson (W) Absentee Ownership And Business Enterprise In Recent Times Thorstein Veblen Acme Commodity And Phrase Code comp by A C Meisenbach Acme Code Co, Inc (PWH) Acoustics Of Buildings F(loyd) R Watson (A) Action Poems And Plays For Children Nora Archibald Smith Thomas Y Crowell Co (PWH) Adap-Table Systems Daily Balance Interest Tables, 6v Lewis A Foote Ethel Foote Stark (E) Address At The Annual Dinner Of The Royal College Of Surgeons, 14 Feb 1923

91. Browse Art & Architecture Database Thauberger, David Allen, 1. Thaxter, Edward R. 1. thayer, abbott Handerson,18. thayer, Gerald H.; Fuertes, Louis Agassiz, 1. thayer, Kelloggs, 2. http://dmc.ohiolink.edu:20080/Art/browsecrn-t.html

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92. WebGuest Directory - Biography : T Thatcher, Franklin. Thatcher, Margaret Hilda; Thaw, John; thayer, AbbottH. Theophrastus of Lesbos; Theriault, Nicole; Theron, Charlize; http://directory.webguest.com/Reference/Biography/T

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93. Genealogy Data Page 129 (Family Pages) Marriage 1810 SpouseABBOTT, Phebe Children HOLT, Abiel b. 13 APR 1819 d. 29 MAR1872 FISKE, Eliza H. FISKE, Emily thayer, Nathaniel b. 1680 Braintree, Mass. http://newenglandgenealogy.pcplayground.com/f_80.htm

Genealogy Data Page 129 (Family Pages) For privacy reasons, Date of Birth and Date of Marriage for persons believed to still be living are not shown. Back to Main Page BOSWORTH, Charles b. 31 MAR 1797 Halifax, Mass. Parents: Father: BOSWORTH, Salah Mother: PERKINS, Rebecca Family: Spouse: WILSON, Betsey Family: Spouse: GILL, Frances Back to Main Page BOSWORTH, Daniel Perkins b. 14 APR 1801 Halifax, Mass. Parents: Father: BOSWORTH, Salah Mother: PERKINS, Rebecca Family: Spouse: DODGE, Hannah Family: Spouse: VINTON, Sarah Olive Back to Main Page HALE, Job b. 26 FEB 1748/49 Swansea, Mass. d. 25 MAY 1834 Parents: Father: HALE, John Mother: BOSWORTH, Bethia Family: Marriage: 14 JAN 1770 Spouse: WOOD, Phebe Family: Marriage: 10 APR 1774 Spouse: MASON, Mary Back to Main Page HALE, Tamar b. 16 DEC 1760 Swansea, Mass. d. 1 SEP 1846 Parents: Father: HALE, John Mother: BOSWORTH, Bethia Family: Spouse: LUTHER, James Family: Marriage: 19 JUL 1782 Spouse: MASON, Edward Back to Main Page BOSWORTH, Lloyd b. 12 MAY 1787 Rehoboth, Mass. Parents: Father: BOSWORTH, Ichabod Mother: HORTON, Hannah

94. Amherst College Biographical Record: Class Of 1838 565. *thayer, James Smith. 24, 1898. Married O. 29, 1844, Betsey R., da. of TimothyAbbott, Wilton, N. H. 3 ch. 569. *Wilbur, Hervey Backus. S. of Rev. http://www.amherst.edu/~rjyanco/genealogy/acbiorecord/1838.html

Home Genealogy Amherst College Biographical Record Amherst College Class of 1838 (from the Amherst College Biographical Record, Centennial Edition (1821-1921) Previous Class... Menu Index ... Allen , Ephraim Williams . S. of Ephraim and Dorothy (Stickney), b. Newburyport, O. 9, 1813. Alpha Delta Phi. Prepared Hampton (N. H.) Acad.; A. C., 1833-38. Andover T. S., 1838-39; Yale T. S., 1839-41; ordained Reading, May 17, 1843; p. there, 1843-52; Howard St. Ch. Salem, 1852-57; So. Berwick, Me., 1858-66; West Ch. Haverhill, 1866-76; a. p. No. Middleboro, 1877-83; No. Falmouth, 1883-85; E. Taunton, 1885-90; w. c. Brooklyn, N. Y. and Newark, N. J., 1890-96. D. Newark, N. J., May 17, 1896. Married O. 9, 1844, Anne Emily, da. of Timothy Ham, Portsmouth, N. H. 3 s., 3 da. Barnes , Erastus Smith . S. of Rockwell and Nancy (Barnes), b. Gouverneur, N. Y., S. 26, 1810. Prepared Gouverneur (N. Y.) Acad. Union T. S., 1838-41; ordained as Presb. Martinsburg, N. Y., S. 29, 1841; p. there, 1841-47; Chazy, N. Y., 1847-51; Booneville, N. Y., 1851-56; s. s. Lyons Falls and Port Leyden, N. Y., 1856-59; home miss'y Columbus, N. Y., 1859-60; s. s. Cong. Ch. Munnsville, N. Y., 1860-69; Austinburg, O., 1869-70; Monroeville, O., 1870-71; Unionville and No. Madison, O., 1871-75; Poynette and Lowville, Wis., 1875-77; Columbus, Wis., 1877-78; home miss'y various places in Wis., 1878-90; w. c. Manassas, Va., 1890-92. D. Manassas, Va., F. 26, 1892. Married (1) S. 22, 1841, Sarah B., da. of Clement S. Miner, Northfield, who d. F. 22, 1874; (2) O. 31, 1877, Mrs. Carrie A. Young, da. of Royal D. Simons, Mt. Vernon, O., who d. O. 31, 1889. 4 ch.

95. Photographs From The Chicago Daily News, 1902-1933: Subjects: 323 Tesreau. Tess, Henry H. Tess, Hugo. Tess, Walter. thayer, AB,Mrs. thayer, AbbottHenderson.Winged Artist. thayer, Edwin. thayer, J. thayer, William. http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/ndlpcoop/ichihtml/cdnSubjects323.html

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96. Loran A. D. Montgomery - The Bride Steps Forward - American Art Of The 19th And . Artist, Loran AD Montgomery American 19041999. Title, The Bride StepsForward. Work Date, 1981. Category, Painting. Medium, Aacrylic on Canvas. http://www.turak.com/Gallery/Montgomery/ladmd_tbsf.htm

Gallery Artist Loran A. D. Montgomery [American 1904-1999] Title The Bride Steps Forward Work Date Category Painting Medium Aacrylic on Canvas Dimensions 54 x 48 inches Markings Signed - lower left and dated 132 South 17th Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103 Phone: (215) 665-1360 Fax: (215) 665-1362 Email: turakart@turak.com

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