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1. THOMP_170803_02.JPG: The following pictures are from the page 2017_OH_OSU_Thompson OH -- Columbus -- OSU -- Thompson Library (12 photos from 2017)
2. THOMP_170803_12.JPG: Erwin P. Frey sc 1960 Erwin Frey From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Erwin Frey (April 21, 1892 – 1967 or 68) was an American sculptor and educator best remembered for his George Armstrong Custer memorial. Early life Frey was born in Lima, Ohio, where his father, an immigrant former cabinet-maker's apprentice from Switzerland moved after first settling in Pittsburgh. He later studied at Lima College for a year then began his sculpture studies with Ohio sculpture Clement Barnhorn at the Cincinnati Art Academy. While in Cincinnati he worked at the Rookwood Pottery Company. He then moved the New York where he studied at the Beaux Arts Institute of Design and at the Art Students League with James Earle Fraser. He helped Fraser enlarge his works used at the Panama-Pacific Exposition in 1915. This was followed by a sojourn to Paris where he studied at the Julian Academy with Henri Bouchard and Paul Landowski. Later life Frey returned from Paris in 1923 to accept a position at the Columbus Art School Frey was "Sculptor-in-residence" and a professor at The Ohio State University from 1925 to 1961. Selected works * Beatty Memorial, Ferncliff Cemetery, Springfield, Ohio, 1924 (William Beatty was an official of the Ohio Pythians for whom Frey was the Grand Keeper of Records and Seal for 31 years. ) * President William Oxley Thompson, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio 1930 * George Armstrong Custer monument in New Rumley, Ohio, Custer's birthplace * The Revolutionary Soldier and The Statesman, Ellen Phillips Samuel Memorial, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1943 * Architectural sculpture, Indianola Middle School, Columbus, Ohio, 1929 * Christ after the Resurrection, Franklin Commons Park, Columbus, Ohio, 1955
3. THOMP_170803_18.JPG: The Ohio State University Columbus Disciplina In Civitatem [Education for Citizenship]
4. THOMP_170803_21.JPG: Bruce Wilder Saville Bust of President William Oxley Thompson, 1922
5. THOMP_170803_28.JPG: What's that say? Curious about the mysterious plaques on the floor and the writings on the elevator doors?
6. TTRAIL_170803_001_STITCH.JPG: The following pictures are from the page 2017_OH_OSU_Thompson_Trail OH -- Columbus -- OSU -- Thompson Library Gallery -- Exhibit: Hot on the Trail of Iconic Detectives (74 photos from 2017)
7. TTRAIL_170803_007.JPG: Hot on the Trail of Iconic Detectives
8. TTRAIL_170803_009.JPG: The Game is Afoot!
9. TTRAIL_170803_017.JPG: Dime Novels
10. TTRAIL_170803_025.JPG: Sherlock Holmes Created by Arthur Conan Doyle
11. TTRAIL_170803_031.JPG: Edgar Allan Poe "The Murders in the Rue Morgue" Graham's Magazine 1841
12. TTRAIL_170803_034.JPG: Eugene Francois Vidocq
13. TTRAIL_170803_039.JPG: A. Conan Doyle A Study in Scarlet: A Novel c 1890s
14. TTRAIL_170803_044.JPG: Charles Dickens Bleak House 1953
15. TTRAIL_170803_046.JPG: The Invention of Sherlock Holmes
16. TTRAIL_170803_049.JPG: Gahan Wilson Limited edition hand-pulled print of dust jacket and frontispiece artwork for Asimov's Sherlockian Limericks, signed by author Isaac Asimov 1978
17. TTRAIL_170803_056.JPG: Picturing Sherlock Holmes
18. TTRAIL_170803_069.JPG: The Strand Magazine July to December, Vol. XLII 1911
19. TTRAIL_170803_074.JPG: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle The Return of Sherlock Holmes 1987
20. TTRAIL_170803_086.JPG: Dick Tracy Created by Chester Gould
21. TTRAIL_170803_088.JPG: Yellow fedora signed by Ann Telnaes 2006 Members of the National Cartoonists Society celebrated the late Chester Gould and the 75th anniversary of the Dick Tracy comic strip at their annual gala by drawing on replicas of the detective's iconic fedora. Editorial cartoonist Ann Telnaes is the co-author of Dick, a collection of Vice President Cheney cartoons published in 2006.
22. TTRAIL_170803_097.JPG: Dick Tracy's Interminable Career
23. TTRAIL_170803_100.JPG: Chester Gould Dick Tracy and the Racketeer Gang 1936 Chester Gould Dick Tracy the Super-Detective 1939 Chester Gould Dick Tracy's Ghost Ship Radio Place Script Vol. 2 1939 Whitman Publishing Company produced a series of compact books marketed to children featuring text on one side of a page and an illustration on the other. The first of the company's Little Big Book series, published in 1932, was a Dick Tracy adventure, a sign of the character's instant popularity.
24. TTRAIL_170803_117.JPG: Chester Gould Dick Tracy October 17, 1931
25. TTRAIL_170803_125.JPG: Chester Gould Dick Tracy October 25, 1959
26. TTRAIL_170803_132.JPG: Nancy Drew Created by Carolyn Keene
27. TTRAIL_170803_143.JPG: Carolyn Keene The Secret of the Old Clock 1930
28. TTRAIL_170803_145.JPG: Who Was Carolyn Keene?
29. TTRAIL_170803_148.JPG: Anna Katharine Green The Golden Slipper and Other Problems for Violet Strange 1915
30. TTRAIL_170803_157.JPG: Private Detective 1939 This film was one of just a few produced in the 1930s to feature a female private investigator. It was not until the 1940s that women appeared more frequently as police detectives.
31. TTRAIL_170803_162.JPG: Mary Ryan, Detective 1950 Mary Ryan, a police detective, assumes an alias and enters prison to infiltrate a ring of jewel thieves. Female police detectives performing undercover work was a common trope in the films of this era.
32. TTRAIL_170803_172.JPG: Dick Tracy 1945 This was the first of four Dick Tracy films produced by RKO Radio Pictures and is an example of film noir, a moody cinematic style that reflected the tension surrounding World War II and its aftermath.
33. TTRAIL_170803_177.JPG: A Desperate Chance for Ellery Queen 1942 Ellery Queen was a young mystery writer and detective who helped his inspector father solve cases. The character appeared in short stories, novels, radio programs, films, and television series from the 1930s until the 1970s. In 1984, he was updated and transformed into a middle-aged widow, Jessica Fletcher, for the series Murder, She Wrote.
34. TTRAIL_170803_182.JPG: The Phantom Detective January 1947, Vol. 48, No. 3
35. TTRAIL_170803_189.JPG: Pulp Magazines
36. TTRAIL_170803_191.JPG: Black Mask June 1929, Vol. 12, No. 4
37. TTRAIL_170803_196.JPG: Double Detective June 1939, Vol. 4, No. 1
38. TTRAIL_170803_200.JPG: Complete Detective Novel Magazine September 1928, No. 3
39. TTRAIL_170803_207.JPG: Black Book Detective Magazine October 1936, Vol. 6, No. 1
40. TTRAIL_170803_220.JPG: Shinichi Kudo Created by Gosho Aoyama
41. TTRAIL_170803_226.JPG: The Poisoning of Shinichi Kudo
42. TTRAIL_170803_230.JPG: Grace Digger Jones and Coffin Ed Johnson Created by Chester Himes
43. TTRAIL_170803_232.JPG: Redwood Curtain: The Scar Tissue Mysteries 1991
44. TTRAIL_170803_235.JPG: Cotton Comes to Harlem 1970
45. TTRAIL_170803_240.JPG: Chester Himes and his Harlem Detectives
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Wikipedia Description: William Oxley Thompson Memorial Library
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The William Oxley Thompson Memorial Library (commonly referred to as the Thompson Library) is the main library at Ohio State University's Columbus campus. It is the university's largest library and houses its main stacks, special collections, rare books and manuscripts, university archives, and many departmental subject libraries. The library was originally built in 1912, and was renovated in 1951, 1977, and 2009. It is named in honor of the university's fifth president, William Oxley Thompson.
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