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Howard Crosby Butler plaque in Princeton chapel.
Butler's euology inscribed upon the wall of the Princeton Unviersity chapel.
House of the Vetti
View showing figures surveying the site of the House of the Vetti in Pompeii, damaged by allied bombs.
House of the Vetti
View of scaffolding and repairs at the site of the House of the Vetti in Pompeii, damaged by allied bombs.
House of the Vetti
View of scaffolding and repairs at the site of the House of the Vetti in Pompeii, damaged by allied bombs.
Horse drawn carriage in front a building in Naples
View of a horse drawn carriage in front of an unidentified building in Naples.
Holy Mary of Grace repairs
View of interior repairs at Holy Mary of Grace (Santa Maria delle Grazie).
Holy Mary of Grace in Milan
View looking up toward spandrels attrributed to Donato Bramante (c. 1492) in Santa Maria della Grazie.
Headless statue from Milan Cathedral
View of a damaged statue which had been attached to the exterior of the cathedral.
Hasan Abu Shekh of Tarba
Hasan Abu Sallam, Shekh of Tarba. The Expedition visited him again in 1904.
Hanging tapestry
Photograph showing three men hanging tapestry from Ducal Palace, Manuta in the Palazzo Bocconi; tapestry designed by Raphael shows "St. Paul Preaching".
Hall with beds at Poppiano Castle
Hall with makeshift beds in the vestibule at Poppiano Castle, set up as lodging for Australian and New Zealand guards.
Group photograph
Group photograph in Naples. Several figures remain unidentified; top row left is Cecil Pinset; top row right is Albert Pennoyer; bottom row far right is Perry Blyth Cott; bottom row second from the right is Dr. Bruno Molajoli, superintendant of the…
Gothic tomb
Unidentified. This appears to be the Tomb of Maria of Hungary in the Santa Maria Donna Regina Vecchia.
Giotto's Ognissanti Madonna
Overexposed image of Giotto's "Ognissanti Madonna" (1310). Also visible are Velazquez's portrait of Philip IV after Rubens (left) and Uccello's "The Battle of San Romano" (right).
German caricature on wall of Montecassino
Photograph of a wall painting showing a satirical cartoon of a German soldier standing on the abbey at Montecassino calling "Denk'ste!" ("Do you think you can?!") to Winston Churchill.
German and Italian military sign
A negative worked over with tape to frame a sign in German and Italian that reads: Artistic Monument! Military use forbidden! The German Commander. According to Pennoyer's notes this was posted on an outer wall of the Cathedral of Pisa.
