Wyntoon / Madrid / Vitoria / New York / Brookville / Rome / San Luis Obispo / Santa Monica / Miami / New York City / Buenos Aires / /
Company
The International Studio Arts Corporation / Hearst Corporation / Barredo Productions Inc. / White and Allom & Co. / La Passe Ltd. / Saint Joan’s Castle / /
Continent
America / North America / Europe / /
Country
Mexico / Chile / Peru / Egypt / United States / Scotland / Spain / Wales / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
M&A / Person Travel / /
Facility
Hearst Castle / Long Island University / Wyntoon / Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology / Hearst’s Bronx warehouse / Bronx warehouse / Los Angeles County Museum of Art / San Simeon / Beacon Towers / Hamilton Palace / /
IndustryTerm
internet access / media dynasty / owned subsidiary / important research tool / easy online access / extended site / photo services / possible online exhibition / /
NaturalFeature
Mount Shasta / /
Organization
University of California / Long Island University / /
Person
Venus / Alva Vanderbilt Belmont / Catherine Larkin / William Randolph / George Hearst / Nicholas Martin / Phoebe Apperson Hearst / George I Panelled / Arthur Byne / Millicent / David Nasaw / Julia Morgan / Mary Levkoff / Luigi Gallant / Marion Davies / Phoebe Hearst / Nicholas de Koenigsberg / William Randolph Hearst / Apollo / /
Position
collector / chief architect / compulsive collector / model for the the1941 film character Citizen Kane / art dealer / /
The William Randolph Hearst Archive: An Emerging Opportunity for Digital Art Research and Scholarship1 Catherine Larkin, Long Island University William Randolph Hearst (1863–1951) was a complex individual best known to