Box 5

This series consists of clippings, correspondence, photographs, sketches, and other items pertaining to individual sculptures or other works of art by Willard Hirsch, often with related materials added over time. Some pieces were commissioned specifically by individuals, universities, or other institutions. Many of the commissioned pieces were busts of local Charlestonians, or were intended for installation at specific buildings, parks, or other sites.

Includes clippings and exhibition catalogs from venues where "Sandlot Scrubs" was exhibited.

Clippings and correspondence related to busts Hirsch made while serving at Fort Jackson in South Carolina, including busts of Colonel W.A. Ellis, Major General Withers A. Burress, and Governor Olin Johnston.

Clippings related to busts Hirsch created for the Charleston Community and War Chest's most outstanding member, Louis A. R. Nelson.

This series consists of clippings, correspondence, photographs, sketches, and other items pertaining to individual sculptures or other works of art by Willard Hirsch, often with related materials added over time. Some pieces were commissioned specifically by individuals, universities, or other institutions. Many of the commissioned pieces were busts of local Charlestonians, or were intended for installation at specific buildings, parks, or other sites.

This series consists of clippings, correspondence, photographs, sketches, and other items pertaining to individual sculptures or other works of art by Willard Hirsch, often with related materials added over time. Some pieces were commissioned specifically by individuals, universities, or other institutions. Many of the commissioned pieces were busts of local Charlestonians, or were intended for installation at specific buildings, parks, or other sites.

Clippings on busts Hirsch made for the women who signed up the most people during the Carolina Art Association's membership drives.

Photographs, clippings, and correspondence regarding this piece, sold in 1964.

This series consists of clippings, correspondence, photographs, sketches, and other items pertaining to individual sculptures or other works of art by Willard Hirsch, often with related materials added over time. Some pieces were commissioned specifically by individuals, universities, or other institutions. Many of the commissioned pieces were busts of local Charlestonians, or were intended for installation at specific buildings, parks, or other sites.

Primarily materials regarding exterior sculpture Hirsch created for the architectural firm of Lyles, Bissett, Carslisle, and Wolff, in Charleston. Also includes correspondence regarding the firm's recommendation of Hirsch for a sculptural commission at the Federal Building in Charleston, for which Hirsch was not selected.