This fonds consists of the various records of the Board of Governors of the Winnipeg Art Gallery.

Items described here consist of photographic and print reproductions of Sandham's works. Many identifications provided here are courtesy of Sandham scholar Dr. Stephen J. Kostyshyn.

The items described here consist of personal correspondence and documents pertaining to Sandham's artistic commissions, photographic and print reproductions of Sandham's works, and a scrapbook of news clippings.

This series consists of newspaper clippings pasted in a bound volume, with handwritten captions in ink, the latter possibly supplied by Henry Sandham. Clippings pertain to Sandham's career and his works, with occasional clippings about other artists and some longer illustrated magazine features with photographs and reproductions of Sandham's work. The volume ends with a bookplate illustration in colour of "Trondheim Cathedral from a painting by H. Sandham," inscribed in pencil on face "J. Werner Sauric/08." Loose clippings include two illustrated newspaper articles by Henry Sandham at the back of the volume, both folded: "Island of Sark, Where A Man Can Do As He Pleases," 1908; and "Henry Sandham's Excursions in the Azores," 1902.

Items described here consist of personal correspondence and documents pertaining to Henry Sandham's artistic commissions. Of special significance is correspondence, dating from 1902, received from President Theodore Roosevelt. In 1885 and again in 1893 Sandham illustrated two books on ranch life and the west published by Teddy Roosevelt before he became president. Other items pertain to Henry Sandham's commission to paint "The Dawn of Liberty" in 1886. Also found here are personal travel documents and letters of reference.

Unidentified flowers.

Items described here primarily consist of Brigden family photographs, including many taken on trips to England and the Canadian Rockies. Also found here are a large number of botanical images. A scrapbook for Kingswood School, attended by Arnold O. Brigden and his brother Owen, is also described here.

The materials described here include personal correspondence related to Dr. Lander's writing, manuscripts, and drafts of published essays; lecture notes; her father's personal papers; MA and PhD theses; and newspaper and magazine clippings related to art, art history, Jewish art and history, education, and book reviews of women writers. Interspaced throughout the items in the donation are small post-it notes provided by Dr. Lander's daughter. Most items have been arranged in the order in which they were donated.