Elizabeth (Betsy) Ross Figure Drawing Artwork
1960-1997, 2020
Manuscript Collection #1485- Creator(s)
- Ross, Elizabeth (Betsy)
- Physical description
- 1.30 Cubic Feet, 2 oversize boxes, consisting of art sketchbooks and rolled art drawings
- Preferred Citation
- Elizabeth (Betsy) Ross Figure Drawing Artwork (#1485), East Carolina Manuscript Collection, J. Y. Joyner Library, East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina, USA
- Repository
- ECU Manuscript Collection
- Access
- The collection has not been processed but is open for research. Please contact Special Collections at specialcollections@ecu.edu in advance to request access.
This collection (1960-1997, 2020) contains a sampling of the artwork produced by Elizabeth Ross while she was a student (earned her MA in Art in 1965) and professor (1966-2002) in the School of Art at East Carolina University where she taught painting and figure drawing.
Scope and arrangement
This collection (1960-1997, 2020) contains a sampling of the artwork produced by Elizabeth Ross while she was a student (earned her MA in Art in 1965) and professor (1966-2002) in the School of Art at East Carolina University where she taught painting and figure drawing. During her time teaching, she created the School of Art's first computer graphics lab for courses in art and design in 1988. Her artwork here includes the use of pencil, charcoal, ink, colored pencils, watercolor, prints, and digital interactive prints. Most of the artwork is contained in sketchbooks or rolled drawings. The digital interactive prints are matted.
Administrative information
Custodial History
February 12, 2026 (unprocessed), 1.30 cubic feet; This collection (1960-1997, 2020) contains a sampling of the artwork produced by Elizabeth Ross while she was a student (earned her MA in Art in 1965) and professor (1966-2002) in the School of Art at East Carolina University where she taught painting and figure drawing. During her time teaching, she created the School of Art's first computer graphics lab for courses in art and design in 1988. Her artwork here includes the use of pencil, charcoal, ink, colored pencils, watercolor, prints, and digital interactive prints. Most of the artwork is contained in sketchbooks or rolled drawings. The digital interactive prints are matted. Gift of Catherine C. Walker-Bailey.
Source of acquisition
Gift of Catherine C. Walker-Bailey
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