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167th Annual Report for the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

Color slide of Richenda Rhoden in the Rhodens' home in 1972.

Color slide of Richenda Rhoden in the Rhodens' home at 23 Cranberry Street in Brooklyn, NY in 1972. John Rhoden's sculpture, Confrontation, is visible.

Shipping order from Cypres Formed Steel Products, Inc. from October 3, 1972.

Shipping order from Cypres Formed Steel Products, Inc. to John Rhoden from October 3, 1972 to John Rhoden for various sized and shaped pans and other products.

Correspondence from John Rhoden to the Cacan Corporation from September 12, 1972.

Correspondence from John Rhoden to the Metal Goods Division of the Cacan Corporation from September 12, 1972 including a list of items that Rhoden requests from the company.

Correspondence from John Rhoden to Castagna and Son, Inc. from August 7, 1972.

Correspondence from John Rhoden to Castagna and Son, Inc. from August 7, 1972 regarding the purchase certificate for the Bellevue Hospital sculpture commission.

Correspondence from John Rhoden to Leonard J. Burney from May 8, 1972.

Correspondence from John Rhoden to Leonard J. Burney from May 8, 1972 regarding the contract for the Bellevue Hospital sculpture commission.

Correspondence from Edwin Brunjes to John Rhoden from September 11, 1972.

Correspondence from Edwin Brunjes, Director of the Bureau of Building Design of the Department of Public Works of the City of New York, to John Rhoden from September 11, 1972 regarding the final approval of Rhoden's sculpture for the Metropolitan Hospital.

Correspondence from the John T. Brady and Company to Cypres Formed Steel Products, Inc. from June 7, 1972.

Correspondence from Stanley Stevens, treasurer of the John T. Brady & Company, to Cypres Formed Steel Products Inc. from June 7, 1972 directing Cypres to remove its name from the sculpture of the Metropolitan Hospital.

Correspondence from John Rhoden to Statuary Restorations, Inc. from December 27, 1972.

Correspondence from John Rhoden to Statuary Restorations, Inc. regarding the removal of the name Cypres Formed Steel Products from Rhoden's sculpture for the Metropolitan Hospital dated December 27, 1972.

Contract order from the Modern Art Foundry, Inc. to John Rhoden from August 22, 1972.

Contract order from the Modern Art Foundry, Inc. to John Rhoden from August 22, 1972 to cast and finish in bronze John Rhoden's "Mitochondria" for Bellevue Hospital.

Correspondence from Thomas S. Conroy to John Rhoden from March 27, 1972.

Correspondence from Thomas S. Conroy to John Rhoden from March 27, 1972 thanking Rhoden for his contributions to the Industrial Arts Department of the Charles Evans Hughes High School, including posters Rhoden made inviting girls to participate in shop subjects.

Correspondence from Ellis Mott to John Rhoden from January 21, 1972.

Correspondence from Ellis Mott to John Rhoden from January 21, 1972 regarding posters Rhoden created for a Board of Education project.

Correspondence from Paul Cypres to John T. Brady & Co., Inc. from June 15, 1972.

The second page of correspondence from Paul Cypres, president of Cypres Formed Steel Products, Inc. to John T. Brady & Co., Inc. from June 15, 1972 in which Cypres declares that his company will not take on any further expense due to the inscription of their names.

Contractor exempt purchase certificate from March 13, 1972.

Contractor exempt purchase certificate from March 13, 1972 for purchases relating to the sculpture project for Bellevue Hospital.

Correspondence from John Rhoden to Alfred C. Mavis from October 13, 1972.

Correspondence from John Rhoden to Alfred C. Maevis from October 13, 1972 regarding payment for the working model of the sculpture for Bellevue Hospital.

Correspondence from John Rhoden to Donald J. Gormley from July 30, 1972.

Correspondence from John Rhoden to Donald J. Gormley from July 30, 1972 regarding the approval of the sculpture for Bellevue Hospital so it could go to the foundry.

Correspondence from John Rhoden to Alfred C. Maevis from May 23, 1972.

Correspondence from John Rhoden to Alfred C. Maevis from May 23, 1972 regarding payment for the sculpture for Bellevue Hospital.

Correspondence from John Rhoden to Leonard J. Burney from April 30, 1972.

Correspondence from John Rhoden to Leonard J. Burney from April 30, 1972 regarding changes to the contract for a sculpture for Bellevue Hospital.

Correspondence from Edwin Brunjes to John Rhoden from March 24, 1972.

Correspondence from Edwin Brunjes to John Rhoden from March 24, 1972 regarding the approval of Rhoden's proposal for a sculpture for Bellevue Hospital.

Certificate from the Art Commission regarding the sculpture for Bellevue Hospital from March 22, 1972.

Certificate from the Art Commission regarding the sculpture for Bellevue Hospital from March 22, 1972 in which John Rhoden's proposal is approved.

Correspondence from Edwin Brunjes to the John T. Brady & Co., Inc. from May 30, 1972.

Correspondence from Edwin Brunjes, Director of the Bureau of Building Design of the City of New York, to the John T. Brady & Co. Inc. from May 30, 1972 regarding the inclusion of the names of the installers and fabricators on the sculpture for the Metropolitan Hospital.

Invoice number 26170 from Cypres Formed Steel Products, Inc. from December 21, 1972. (1/3)

Invoice number 26170 from Cypres Formed Steel Products, Inc. from December 21, 1972 for various sized and shaped pans, an open top tank, and a steel plate. (1/3)

Correspondence from Sidney Burstein to George Groner from July 7, 1972. (1/2)

Correspondence from Sidney Burstein, general council of the Municipal Service Administration of the City of New York, to George Groner of Castagna & Son, from July 7, 1972 regarding tax-related items in the Bellevue Hospital contract.

Correspondence from John T. Brady & Company to Cypres Formed Steel Products, Inc. from April 5, 1972. (1/3)

Correspondence from Stanley Goldner of the John T. Brady & Company to Cypres Formed Steel Products, Inc. from April 5, 1972 regarding the Contractor Exempt Purchase Certificate for the Metropolitan Hospital sculpture commission.

Contract from the the Department of Public Works of the City of New York for the Bellevue Hospital sculpture commission from August 25, 1972. (1/10)

Contract from the the Department of Public Works of the City of New York for the commission of a sculpture by John Rhoden for Bellevue Hospital from August 25, 1972. (1/10)

Correspondence from Edwin Brunjes to John Rhoden from January 24, 1972. (1/2)

Correspondence from Edwin Brunjes to John Rhoden from January 24, 1972 regarding the disapproval of Rhoden's proposal for a sculpture for Bellevue Hospital. (1/2)

Correspondence from Paul Cypres to the John T. Brady & Co., Inc. and the Department of Public Works of the City of New York from June 15, 1972. (1/2)

Correspondence from Paul Cypres to the John T. Brady & Co., Inc. and the Department of Public Works of the City of New York from June 15, 1972 regarding the inspection of the sculpture for the Metropolitan Hospital. (1/2)

Correspondence from Stanley Stevens to Cyprus Formed Steel Products, Inc. from June 7, 1972. (1/3)

Correspondence from Stanley Stevens of the John T. Brady & Company from June 7, 1972 regarding the removal of names from the sculpture for the Metropolitan Hospital. (1/3)