Box 5
Contains 9 Results:
Japan Visit and Lecture Circuit Photographs, 1990
This series consists of a mixture of photographic material spanning approximately 1987 to 2003. Material types include photographic prints, framed photographs, professional portraits, negatives, and scrapbooks chronicling Madame Nien Cheng’s career following the release of her memoir. Highlights include photographs from her lecture tour in Japan, and publicity photographs alongside President Ronald Reagan.
Book Signing and Meet & Greet Event Photographs
This series consists of a mixture of photographic material spanning approximately 1987 to 2003. Material types include photographic prints, framed photographs, professional portraits, negatives, and scrapbooks chronicling Madame Nien Cheng’s career following the release of her memoir. Highlights include photographs from her lecture tour in Japan, and publicity photographs alongside President Ronald Reagan.
Visit to Luther Jackson Middle School Photographs, 2003-05-01
This series consists of a mixture of photographic material spanning approximately 1987 to 2003. Material types include photographic prints, framed photographs, professional portraits, negatives, and scrapbooks chronicling Madame Nien Cheng’s career following the release of her memoir. Highlights include photographs from her lecture tour in Japan, and publicity photographs alongside President Ronald Reagan.
Passport Portraits of Nien Cheng
This series consists of a mixture of photographic material spanning approximately 1987 to 2003. Material types include photographic prints, framed photographs, professional portraits, negatives, and scrapbooks chronicling Madame Nien Cheng’s career following the release of her memoir. Highlights include photographs from her lecture tour in Japan, and publicity photographs alongside President Ronald Reagan.
Negative Portraits of Nien Cheng, 2001
This series consists of a mixture of photographic material spanning approximately 1987 to 2003. Material types include photographic prints, framed photographs, professional portraits, negatives, and scrapbooks chronicling Madame Nien Cheng’s career following the release of her memoir. Highlights include photographs from her lecture tour in Japan, and publicity photographs alongside President Ronald Reagan.
35mm Slide Portraits of Nien Cheng by Judy Gurovitz
This series consists of a mixture of photographic material spanning approximately 1987 to 2003. Material types include photographic prints, framed photographs, professional portraits, negatives, and scrapbooks chronicling Madame Nien Cheng’s career following the release of her memoir. Highlights include photographs from her lecture tour in Japan, and publicity photographs alongside President Ronald Reagan.
Visit to Queen Anne School Photographs
This series consists of a mixture of photographic material spanning approximately 1987 to 2003. Material types include photographic prints, framed photographs, professional portraits, negatives, and scrapbooks chronicling Madame Nien Cheng’s career following the release of her memoir. Highlights include photographs from her lecture tour in Japan, and publicity photographs alongside President Ronald Reagan.
United States White House Dinner Photographs, 1987
This series consists of a mixture of photographic material spanning approximately 1987 to 2003. Material types include photographic prints, framed photographs, professional portraits, negatives, and scrapbooks chronicling Madame Nien Cheng’s career following the release of her memoir. Highlights include photographs from her lecture tour in Japan, and publicity photographs alongside President Ronald Reagan.
Unidentified Photographs
This series consists of a mixture of photographic material spanning approximately 1987 to 2003. Material types include photographic prints, framed photographs, professional portraits, negatives, and scrapbooks chronicling Madame Nien Cheng’s career following the release of her memoir. Highlights include photographs from her lecture tour in Japan, and publicity photographs alongside President Ronald Reagan.