Hughes, Langston, 1902-1967
Found in 11 Records:
Langston Hughes: art and literature of necessity; typescript
The First Annual Langston Hughes Lecture delivered by Arthur D. Drayton, Langston Hughes Visiting Professor, Fall Semester 1978 at the University of Kansas. The lecture discusses Hughes' life and works.
Langston Hughes literary ephemera
This collection of literary ephemera by author and poet Langston Hughes consists of a program and a translation by Hughes.
Langston Hughes literary works collection
The Langston Hughes literary works collection contains a variety of typescripts, proofs, and publications of Hughes' writings acquired from various sources.
Langston Hughes National Poetry Project papers
Langston Hughes papers
The Langston Hughes papers consist of a range of items chiefly pertinent to his career as a poet and playwright.
Langston Hughes photograph
An undated photograph of Langston Hughes inscribed “To Susan Powell, Sincerely – Langston Hughes.” Acquired from Southwestern Michigan, likely that it was signed by Hughes in 1945 when he delivered a lecture at the Kalamazoo Central High School Auditorium.
Langston Hughes play scripts
This collection consists of six play scripts written by or about Langston Hughes, sometimes with other authors. All scripts have been autographed by Hughes.
Lecture, "Langston Hughes and the River Between (the Making of a Poet)"
A lecture by Joel A. Adedeji, presented April 9th, 1991 at the University of Kansas as the 1991 Annual Langston Hughes lecture. The lecture was entitled "Langston Hughes and the River Between (the Making of a Poet)."
Personal papers of Robert E. Hemenway
Robert "Bob" Hemenway was the sixteenth Chancellor at the University of Kansas. Materials in his collection include administrative documents from his time at KU and from previous posts at the University of Kentucky, the University of Wyoming, and the University of Oklahoma; his literary biography of Zora Neale Hurston; and his dissertation on Charles Brockden Brown, amongst other materials related to Hemenway's career.
The hand loved best of all.
The hand loved best of all: Cantata for tenor solo, chorus, small orchestra (or piano) / Text [by] Langston Hughes ; music [by] Irving Mopper.
Typescript, "The Poetry of Langston Hughes"
Typescript of "The poetry of Langston Hughes," written by Sondra Updike Alden, from 1957.