MSS Hayward
Roger Hayward (1899-1979) was a talented artist, architect and inventor who collaborated extensively with Linus Pauling as illustrator of many of Pauling's books and journal publications. Hayward is also remembered as an expert on the subject of optics who played an important role in the development of the Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope. His papers contain a large volume of correspondence, dozens of manuscripts and a number of sketchbooks that document both his artistic skill and his scientific acumen.
FEATURED
The Jigsaw Puzzle and the Inventive Mind
by Roger Hayward. 1969.
5 pages.
Roger Hayward: Renaissance Man
An intensive look at Hayward's life and work, featuring a detailed narrative and over
450 illustrations.
Face Furniture
A light-hearted look at fanciful eyeglasses custom-designed to complement different
personalities. Pastel drawings and original verses by Roger and Elizabeth Hayward.
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Quantity
15 linear feet, 33 boxes
Arrangement
The Hayward Papers have been organized into five series which are further arranged either alphabetically or chronologically, as appropriate.
Related Papers
Roger Hayward's long collaboration with Linus Pauling is documented in several locations within the Ava Helen and Linus Pauling Papers. Of particular note are the Hayward correspondence file, folder 152.9, and the wide array of materials related to Pauling and Hayward's book The Architecture of Molecules, located in Manuscripts and Typescripts of Books boxes 9.001 to 9.003. An online exhibit, Roger Hayward: Renaissance Man, provides an intensive look at Hayward's life and work, featuring a detailed narrative and over 450 illustrations.