Julie C. Brush

Julie C. Brush was an artist and documentarian active in 1935, whose work focused on the visual cataloging of historical American design. Fifteen documented items, identified as part of the Index of American Design project, are attributed to Brush in museum collections.

The documented works focus primarily on costume and textile history, providing visual records of historical garments. The specific designs represented in database records include Boy's Suit, Child's Jacket, and several entries titled Dress.

Julie C. Brush’s documentation is preserved in the permanent collection of the National Gallery of Art. Because these archival materials are generally available in the public domain, the documentation offers important resources for scholars of decorative arts and American history. Availability as high-quality prints ensures that documentation produced by Julie C. Brush prints is accessible for study and display.