Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Eliot Elisofon, Worlds Fair: four blimps floating over an Art Deco-style sculpture, New York City 1940, gelatin silver print

Lloyd Ullberg, Study of fern tree n.d., gelatin silver print resin-coated mounted to board

Boris Lipnitzki, Wanda Landowska and Serge Lifar seated back stage of Apollo Musagete by Stravinski. Choreography by G. Balanchine, Russian ballets of Diaghilev 1928, vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print

Eddie Adams, Looking Beyond Time: the view from the south rim of the Chisos Mountains in Big Bend National Park June 1969, vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print

Lloyd Ullberg, Abstraction of lighting coming through three venetian blinds n.d., vintage gelatin silver print

Nathan Lerner, Cemetery double exposure 1989, vintage gelatin silver print

Luc Chessex, Portrait of woman seated at teleprinter ca. 1960s, vintage gelatin silver print

Eddie Adams, My Warm Thanks To The People In The Gallery: Artur Rubinstein gestures to the audience before giving another of many encores at the end of a concert in New Yorks Carnegie Hall January 1966, vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print

Yvan Dalain, Japanese farmers working in the forest to construct their house, Manaus Forest, Brazil ca. 1960s, vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print

The latest gift from journalist George Stephanopoulos adds approximately 650 new items with an appraised value of nearly $3 million. Above features:Charles Kelly, The New Lewis: John Lewis sits at his desk in Atlanta, Georgia, where he works for the Voter Educations Project, 1971, vintage Associated Press wirephoto

In this special edition of This Week in Photos, we showcase our favorite photographs from winters past and present. In this photo, snow blankets the row houses on South Main Street.

Lights from Coxe Hall illuminate the Quad.

Bailey DiSanto '21 tutors local youth in the Boys and Girls Club from her residence hall.

Student performers and guests gather for a photo at the Colors Art Show, a student exhibition of dance, art and spoken word poetry hosted by Womxn4Womxn and Faith Hicks '21.

The red door of St. John's Chapel is framed by a fresh snow fall.

The statue of William Smith, sculpted by Professor of Art and Architecture A.E. “Ted” Aub, looks out over a snowy campus.