Daniel S. Dye Papers, 1925-1940
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Brief Description: The Daniel S. Dye Papers, dated 1925-1940, contain illustrations of window lattice designs and a typed manuscript for Dye’s book, A Grammar of Chinese Lattice. The manuscript contains edits and notes throughout. This collection also contains several of Dye’s published articles on Chinese lattice and culture or on geological topics.
Held at:
Denison University Archives
Email: archives [at] denison.edu
Record Series Number: UA/RG-PP/ARCH-005
Created by: Dye, Daniel Sheets
Volume: 0.69 Cubic Feet
Arrangement:

The Daniel S. Dye Papers are arranged in two series:

Series 1: Published Articles

Series 2: A Grammar of Chinese Lattice

Access Restrictions: This collection is available for research but may be used only in the Denison University Archives & Special Collections research room.
Subject Index
Authors, American--20th century
Education--China--20th century
Educators--China--20th century
Geologists--China--20th century
Geology--China--20th century
Lattice windows -- China
Repetitive patterns (Decorative Arts)--China
Genres/Forms of Material
Articles
Illustrations (layout features)
Manuscripts (documents)
Studies (visual works)
Languages of Materials
English [eng]
Rights/Use Restrictions: Materials in this collection may be protected by copyright and are made available for research and educational purposes. While Denison University holds the physical rights for this collection, we may not hold the copyright or reproduction rights. The user is responsible for making a final determination of copyright status. If copyright protection applies, permission must be obtained from the copyright holder to reuse, publish, or reproduce the work beyond the bounds of fair use or other exceptions to the law. Denison University Archives & Special Collections is not held liable.
Related Publications:

NA3583.A1 D9 1974 Chinese lattice designs

NA3583 .D9 A grammar of Chinese lattice

NK1483.A1 D9 1981 The new book of Chinese lattice designs

PreferredCitation: Daniel S. Dye Papers, University Archives & Special Collections, Denison University (Granville, Ohio)