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Athos Menaboni and Robert Woodruff Christmas cards

This series includes images of the forty-four personal Christmas cards created by artist Athos Menaboni and Coca-Cola executive Robert W. Woodruff.

More About This Collection

Creator
Menaboni, Athos, 1895-1990
Woodruff, Robert Winship
Clayton, D. Russell

Publisher
LaGrange, Ga. : Troup County Archives

Date of Original
1941/1984

Subject
Christmas cards--Georgia

People
Menaboni, Athos, 1895-1990
Woodruff, Robert Winship

Location
United States, Georgia, 32.75042, -83.50018

Medium
paper (fiber product)

Type
Still Image

Description
This series includes images of the forty-four personal Christmas cards created by artist Athos Menaboni and Coca-Cola executive Robert W. Woodruff., Every year, beginning in 1941, Menaboni faithfully provided the painting of a bird that could be found at Wooduff’s Georgia plantation or at his ranch in Wyoming. Woodruff then had it lithographed on large cards which he and his wife mailed to family and friends, wishing them a “Merry Christmas.” The annual tradition continued until 1984.

Metadata URL
https://cdm17413.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/amchristmas

Holding Institution
Troup County Archives

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