Essay on Albert Pinkham Ryder: an important area of study for Geldzahler in the 1960s. Most of this material remains unpublished, due to Ryder family objections about Geldzahler's intimations of Ryder's homosexuality

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Title: Essay on Albert Pinkham Ryder: an important area of study for Geldzahler in the 1960s. Most of this material remains unpublished, due to Ryder family objections about Geldzahler's intimations of Ryder's homosexuality
Abstract: 1) 19 page typescript of essay "A.R. and the Nineteenth Century," heavily edited and rewritten by Geldzahler in ink; 2) 28 page typescript with heavy edits and rewrites by Geldzahler in margin, some cutting and pasting; 3) 18 page onionskin carbon; 4) 9 8 x 10 b/w glossy photos of photographs by A.P.R.; 5) approximately 10 pages of typeset galleys of the essay, some corrections in pen.
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Citation: Henry Geldzahler Papers. Yale Collection of American Literature, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library.