U.S. Copyright Renewals: Artwork 1951-1959 Catalog of Copyright Entries

This catalog collects every artwork, scientific or technical drawing, photographic work, and pictorial illustration that received a renewal copyright between 1951 and 1959. Arranged alphabetically by the creator, employer, or renewal claimant, it lets listeners trace the provenance of each piece with ease. The entries capture both the original and renewal registrations, offering a clear snapshot of mid‑century visual production.

Each listing supplies the registration date, copyright number, and any special identifiers attached to the work, such as “Special V” or “Special C” codes used by issuing agencies. The material ranges from banknote designs and corporate illustrations to religious plates and mining scenes, reflecting the diverse commercial and artistic output of the era. By preserving these details, the catalog becomes a practical tool for researchers, librarians, and copyright specialists.

Listening to this reference feels like leaf‑through a well‑ordered archive, where every line hints at a broader story of artistic commerce and cultural exchange. It’s especially handy for anyone tracking the legal history of visual media or exploring the aesthetic trends of the 1950s. The straightforward, factual style makes the information accessible without overwhelming detail.