Hayutin, Irving J., 1917-2001

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Micky Miller, Irving Hayutin, and several unidentified people look at artwork at Irene Stein's art exhibit in Emmanuel Gallery, formerly Shearith Israel. Irene Stein, dressed in a white suit, stands in the background.

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Irving (age 6) and Arthur (age 3) Hayutin sit together in a small cart drawn by a goat in front of their childhood home on Denver's west side. Irving wears a cap and Arthur wears a hat and coat. The cart is inscribed with the words, ''Denver 1924.'' Irving and Arthur, who both became attorneys, were the sons of Morris and Anna Ginsberg Hayutin and the brothers of Peryle Hayutin Beck.

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Dora and Max Ginsburg sit on the steps of 1544 Irving surrounded by their grandchildren, Peryle, Irving, and Arthur Hayutin.

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Morris Hayutin and Anna Hayutin stand behind a long table surrounded by their children during their 35th anniversary dinner. Left to right are Syma Sigman Hayutin, Irving Hayutin, Anna Ginsberg Hayutin, Morris Hayutin, Peryle Hayutin Beck, Ira M. Beck, Elaine Goldberg Hayutin, and Arthur B. Hayutin.

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Anna Hayutin stands beside a buggy in which sits baby Arthur while Peryle and Irving sit on the grass on either side.

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Morris and Anna Hayutin with Peryle and Irving as children at the Buffalo Bill Grave.

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Formal studio portrait of Peryle and Irving Hayutin as young children.

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Peryle Beck stands surrounded by her family during her 80th birthday party. People in the photograph are D. Lydia Solomon, Adele Hayutin, Dr. Marcel Solomon, Mark and Stephanie Hayutin, Sima and Irving Hayutin, Arthur Hayutin, Peryle Beck, Michael Paul Simiu, and Drs. Emil and Devra Simiu.

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Peryle Beck stands surrounded by her family during her 80th birthday party. People in the photograph are Jeanne Abrams, D. Lydia Solomon, Adele Hayutin, Dr. Marcel Solomon, Mark and Stephanie Hayutin, Sima and Irving Hayutin, Arthur Hayutin, Peryle Beck, Michael Paul Simiu, and Drs. Emil and Devra Simiu.

Abstract A group of young men pose together on the steps of an unidentified building with an older man and a dog, their mascot named Romeo. Top row left to right, Edward N. Bronstein, Gerald Rosenblum, Philip Hornbein, Myron Goldberg, Harry A. Frumess, and Milton Morris. Next to top row left to right, Edward Pringle, Edward Mellicker, Irving Hayutin, Sam Rifkin, Leonard Leff, Richard Saliman, and Louis Dubin. Next to bottom row left to right, Sampson Knoll, Ray Katz, and David Weinberg. Bottom...