From the beginning, the Museum of Modern Art's trustees intended that the Museum should be more than a repository or an exhibition
gallery for modern art and that it should promote an understanding of the most vital art being produced in the time to the
widest possible range of individuals and institutions. In 1931, two years after it was founded, the Museum organized its first
exhibition of modern architecture and what was to become its first traveling exhibition,
The International Exhibition of Modern Architecture. The trustees assumed responsibility for half of the cost of the show, on the condition that the balance could be raised
among other participating institutions. An illustrated pamphlet outlining the plan and the importance of the exhibition was
sent to museums throughout the country and eleven institutions subscribed. During 1931 the Museum had assembled sixty color
reproductions with commentary by Museum director Alfred H. Barr, Jr. for a group of New York secondary schools. This exhibition,
A Brief Survey of Modern Painting, was so well received during the first year of the tour which began in October 1932 that a duplicate show was prepared, which
traveled for nine years.
These two exhibitions prepared the way for the Department of Circulating Exhibitions, officially established in 1933, which
supplied exhibitions of modern art to other institutions. Elodie Courter, a member of the Museum staff, became Secretary of
Circulating Exhibitions in November 1935 and played an active role in the development of that department. She was named director
in 1939, a position she held until 1947. During that period, the number and variety of the Museum's traveling exhibitions
increased, until the roster of circulating exhibitions encompassed all the fields included in the Museum itself: industrial
design, the graphic arts, theater arts, photography, and film, in addition to painting, sculpture, and architecture.
Among the most widely-seen exhibitions circulated by the department in its first five years were
Machine Art, 1934-38;
Paintings, Watercolors and Drawings by van Gogh, 1936; and
Portrait of the Artist's Mother" by James Abbott McNeill Whistler, 1933-34. In addition, the department adapted and circulated during its first decade Museum exhibitions such as
American Folk Art, 1932-33;
Cubism and Abstract Art, 1936-37;
Fantastic Art, Dada and Surrealism, 1937;
Photography: 1839-1937, 1937-38;
Six Modern Sculptors, 1936-38; and, in the 1940s,
Ancestral Sources of Modern Painting, 1941-46;
Latin American Contemporary Art, 1942-43;
Modern Architecture for the Modern School, 1942-46; and
Picasso: Forty Years of His Art, 1940-43.
In 1939 a grant was obtained from the Rockefeller Foundation to enable the Museum to expand its program of exhibitions specially
prepared for smaller educational institutions. During the next four years, a large number of inexpensive exhibitions, including
original works as well as color reproductions, was assembled and offered at nominal fees to the exhibitors. High-quality color
reproductions enabled the Museum to introduce to the public works that would otherwise have been too costly to pack and ship
or perhaps impossible to obtain on loan; exhibitions such as these proved ideal for educational institutions. Among the most
widely-circulated of these exhibitions were
A Brief Survey of Modern Painting, 1931-39;
How Modern Artists Paint People, 1943-48;
Paintings and Drawings by Vincent van Gogh, 1935-42; and
What Is Modern Painting?, 1944-54.
When, in 1943, the Rockefeller Foundation grant was exhausted, the Department of Circulating Exhibitions and the Museum's
Educational Program, under the direction of Victor d'Amico, combined facilities to provide further material for use in secondary
and elementary schools. This program was later modified to include multiple exhibitions consisting of lightweight panels on
which color reproductions, photographs or diagrams were mounted; teaching portfolios, which were designed for classroom use
and offered to educational institutions at a special reduction; and slide talks, which included both color and black-and-white
slides as well as an accompanying text. These materials also played an important part in the continuation of the Museum's
exhibitions program during World War II, when the circulation of large-scale exhibitions was necessarily curtailed. Many of
the exhibitions that were prepared for circulation during the war period focused on topics that were an adjunct to the war
itself, for example,
Camouflage for Civilian Defense, 1942-44;
Road to Victory, prepared in multiple editions for circulation in 1943-44;
The Arts in Therapy, 1943-46;
War Posters Today, 1942-44;
"Yank" Illustrates the War, 1943-44; and the large-scale exhibition
Airways to Peace, which was circulated in 1943-44. Exhibitions were also prepared in cooperation with the Office of War Information (OWI) for
purchase and circulation abroad.
In 1952, a grant from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund made possible a five-year project, the International Circulating Exhibitions
Program, expanding the scope of the Museum's traveling exhibitions to include Europe and Latin America. Porter A. McCray,
then director of the Department of Circulating Exhibitions, was appointed director of the newly formed International Program.
Twenty-two of the first twenty-five exhibitions prepared under this project were circulated outside the United States; the
remaining three, devoted to arts of other countries, circulated in the United States. In 1969, the administration of exhibitions
presented in New York and of those circulated by the Department of Circulating Exhibitions were consolidated into one department,
the Exhibition Program. This new department was directed by Wilder Green. From 1972 to 1996 Richard Palmer was director of
the Museum's Department of Exhibition Program.
The processed papers of the the Department of Circulating Exhibitions include 147 linear feet of correspondence, research
notes, published materials, lists, large-format scrapbook albums, photograph albums, photographs, photographic panels, record
album, display book, and ephemera pertaining to departmental administration and the organization and circulation of exhibitions.
73 linear feet of records are stored in 20 10.25x12.5x15.5" storage boxes; 102 5" document boxes; 17 2.5" document boxes;
1 3x5x12" and 2 4.5x6x8" index card boxes. The remaining 74 linear feet include 49 16x13x4" large-format albums containing
press clippings, photographs, promotional and other materials pertaining to individual exhibitions circulated by the department;
1 10x12" photograph album; 57 8.5x11" photograph albums; 2 bundles (32x43.5"; 20x25") of photographic panels; 1 12" acetate
record album; and 1 21x23.5x5" particle-board display book.
During processing, we discovered records of exhibitions that traveled but that were not listed in the Museum's files; working
folders for exhibitions that had been proposed but were ultimately cancelled; exhibitions listed in Museum records for which
no documentary material exists; records for international circulating exhibitions containing foreign artwork that were circulated
nationally and to Canada, or that were transferred from the Department of Circulating Exhibitions for international circulation;
and Educational Program projects that were transferred to the department for circulation. The inclusive dates for these records
is 1931 through 1969. This predates the official establishment of the Department in 1933 and ends with the reorganization
of the Department of Circulating Exhibitions into the Exhibition Program in 1969.
The Department of Circulating Exhibitions collaborated with all curatorial departments within the Museum in order to insure
a diverse program of exhibitions covering a wide range of media - painting, sculpture, prints, photography, graphic and industrial
design and architecture. As a result, the records include correspondence from staff important to the early history of The
Museum of Modern Art, including Alfred H. Barr, Jr., René d'Harnoncourt, Dorothy C. Miller, James Johnson Sweeney, James Thrall
Soby and Monroe S. Wheeler, among others. Also included are the administrative records of the first director of the department,
Elodie Courter.
These papers reveal the Museum's role as a promulgator of modern art in this country, both through its innovative program
of circulating exhibitions to other institutions, as well as its role in educating several generations of art students, as
well as the general public, through its collaborations with the Museum's Educational Program. They also reflect the Museum's
support of U.S. interests abroad during and immediately following World War II. For example, the Department of Circulating
Exhibitions prepared numerous exhibitions for the United States Office of War Information for European tour during the 1940s,
including the survey exhibitions
America Builds and
Modern American Architecture Additionally, during this period, more than two dozen exhibitions of photographs and government war posters were prepared
for national tour that focused on such timely issues as wartime housing, internment of Japanese-Americans and the cultural
impact of the war. Similarly, the department was instrumental in establishing a program of cultural exchange with Latin America
through its collaboration with the Office of the Coordinator for Inter-American Affairs in Washington, D.C., for which it
organized exhibitions of Latin American art for circulation in this country as well as exhibitions of American art and architecture
for tour in Latin America. This later served as the model for the Museum's International Program which began in 1953.
These papers are also an important source of general art historical information. For instance, the pioneering Museum of Modern
Art exhibition
Cubism and Abstract Art, which was held at the Museum in Spring 1936, was circulated nationally in 1936-37; the files contain, for example, autographed
letters to Alfred H. Barr, Jr. from Alexander Calder, Robert and Sonia Delaunay, Marcel Duchamp, Alberto Giacometti, Jacques
Lipchitz and Piet Mondrian, as well as other artists whose work was included in the exhibition. Other original documentation
includes lecture notes by the art critic Meyer Schapiro, which were prepared for the retrospective exhibition
Picasso: Forty Years of His Art, circulated in the early 1940s; and László Moholy-Nagy's panel sketches for the 1942 exhibition
How to Make a Photogram.
The records are open for research and contain no restricted materials.
The Department of Circulating Exhibitions Records are the physical property of The Museum of Modern Art. Literary rights,
including copyright belong to the authors or their legal heirs and assigns. Rights to work produced during the normal course
of Museum business resides with The Museum of Modern Art. For further information, and to obtain permission to publish or
reproduce, contact the Museum Archivist
For related material concerning exhibitions that circulated internationally see the International Circulating Exhibitions
Records and for information related to exhibitions held at the Museum see the Registrar and Curatorial Exhibition Files in
the Museum Archives. For newspaper and magazine clippings concerning both exhibitions held at the Museum and those that circulated
see the Public Information Scrapbooks. For information about specific circulating exhibitions see Museum History: Administrative
Records. See also, the papers of former Museum staff members who organized the Museum exhibitions on which some circulating
exhibitions were based; these include Alfred H. Barr, Jr., René d'Harnoncourt, William S. Lieberman, Dorothy C. Miller, Frank
O'Hara, and James Thrall Soby.
Exhibition catalogs are available in the Library.
The papers were transferred to the Archives from four separate sources: a storage area above the Library (transferred from
the Exhibition Program Department, Summer 1985); a records warehouse; and the departments of the Registrar and of Public Information.
Before processing began, a complete list of circulating exhibitions did not exist. A preliminary list of approximately 700
exhibitions was compiled by cross-referencing existing aids: the Registrar card index, the album card index and a list maintained
by a former member of the Circulating Exhibitions staff. This list, which formed the basis for the finding aid, was supplemented
by a thorough reading of the papers during processing as well as research conducted in the International Circulating Exhibitions
records, the Library, and in the offices of the Registrar and the International Program
Series III, Albums 1931-1952 are available in digital format (PDF/JPEG2000) and on microfilm at the Museum Archives.
I.23.12.1 is also available in digital format (PDF/JPEG2000) and microfilm at the Museum Archives.
Department of Circulating Exhibiions Records, [series.folder]. The Museum of Modern Art Archives, New York
Due to their brittle and deteriorating state, the scrapbook albums of Series III were cleaned, rehoused, and microfilmed in
2007. Digital scans were made from the microfilm at the same time. The purpose of the conservation and reformatting project
was to treat the original objects for long-term storage and to provide greater access to information. In a temporary, in-house
conservation lab, each album was disassembled and placed in custom-made archival folders and boxes. Each page was brushed
to remove excess dust and debris, and items were detached from support pages to make visible information obstructed by glue
or other adhesives. All album covers were kept as part of the collection.
During the conservation process, the albums were given a sequential number order following the original arrangement. Exhibitions
within the albums were also given a sequential number order. Further, more accurate data about the material in the albums
was gathered. Previously unlisted exhibitions and albums have been added to the finding aid. Date ranges were referenced against
exhibition itineraries and the Exhibition History List. Exhibition titles were confirmed against information in the albums,
exhibition files and the Exhibition History List. The type of document (itinerary, checklist, press release, etc.) was identified
for research purposes and is included in the description of each exhibition below. This information, as well as the exhibition
title and date, is also included as metadata in the digital files.
All material in the albums has been captured with the exception of MoMA publications as they are readily available elsewhere.
Full image of oversize items can be found on microfilm reel 27. All binding tools and hardcovers for Albums 21, 22, 34 and
46 have been kept for reassembly.
Microfilm and digital scanning was produced by Hudsonmicroimaging, Inc in accordance with standards set by ANSI, AIIM, Library
of Congress and the RLG Guidelines for Microfilming to Support Digitization.
| Series I. Administrative Matters
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332 folders stored in 25 5" document boxes, four 2.5" document boxes; one 4.5x6x8" index card box and one 21x23.5x5" bundle;
14 linear feet
Administrative Matters, arranged into twenty-four series, includes departmental records from 1932 through the 1960s. Significant
chronological gaps exist, most notably, in the areas of program proposals and status reports, finance and exhibitor correspondence.
Other record types include annual calendars and catalogs of exhibitions available for rental or purchase; published material
on the department's activities; a visual card file of color reproductions of works of art; correspondence regarding the preparation
of exhibitions for the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) and the Office of War Information (OWI); memoranda concerning
the International Exhibitions Program; loan and exhibition statistics; exhibitor questionnaires; and promotional materials.
Much of this material dates from the mid 1930s and 1940s and highlights the Museum's active support of the United States Government
as well as European art and artists during World War II. For related exhibition materials, see Series II.1: Exhibitions, 1931-69.
Due to the complexity of the collection and the historical organization of the material, folders in this series have been
numbered in the following manner: [Series].[Subseries].[Box].[Folder]
Some folders were later split into two or more folders and their numbering is as follows: [Series].[Subseries].[Box].[Folder].[Sub-folder]
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| I.1 Artist/Gallery Affiliation List
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1 folder, 0.5"
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| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.1.1.1 |
Artist/Gallery Affiliation List List of artists, alphabetically arranged, with corresponding gallery affiliation; list of gallery addresses
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n.d. [?1960s] |
| I.2 Budget: Income and Expenses
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5 folders, 10.5"
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| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.2.1.2 |
"Budget - Summary of Costs and Income, 1932-1950 (Projection)" |
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| I.2.1.3 |
"Report to Carnegie Corporation" Incl. funding application, incl. typed mss (draft)
2 TLS Paul J. Sachs-AHB (1935)
1 TLS -ARB (1934)
1 TLS Ruth Boothby-AHB (1935)
1 TLS Robert Lester (Carnegie)-Sachs (1935)
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1935 |
| I.2.1.4 |
Expenses |
ca. 1944 |
| I.2.1.5 |
"Response to 25% Increase [in rental fees]" Incl. 1 TLS Jere Abbott (Smith College Museum of Art)-EC (1945)
Gordon B. Washburn-EC (1945)
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1945 |
| I.2.1.6 |
"Cost Estimates (Typical)" |
1948 |
| I.3 "Bulletins on C/E Program 1940 & 1954"
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2 folders, 0.5"
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| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.3.1.7 |
Published Bulletins "Art for the Nation"
The Bulletin of The Museum of Modern Art VII (5): 1940 Sept.
"The Museum of Modern Art Circulating Exhibitions 1931-1954"
The Museum of Modern Art Bulletin XXI (3-4): 1945 Summer
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| I.3.1.8 |
Photographs, Incl. photographs featured in the
Bulletin re: packing of artworks
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1940, n.d |
| I.4 Catalogs and Calendars
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Published and unpublished catalogs and calendars listing circulating exhibitions available for rent and/or purchase
Folders arranged chronologically by exhibition season
No published catalog for the following seasons:
1955-56
1956-57
1957-58
1958-59
1959-60
1960-61
1964-65
1965-66
1969-70 (verified in file).
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| Folder |
Title |
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| I.4.2.1 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1935-36" Incl. catalog
Announcement of an"Exhibition of Modern Sculpture," to be circulated 1936
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| I.4.2.2 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1936-37" Incl. catalog
Announcement for
New Horizons in American Art
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| I.4.2.3 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1937-38" Incl. catalog
Advance announcement of four new circulating exhibitions for 1937/38 season (posted 3/9/1937)
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| I.4.2.4 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1938-39" Incl. catalog
Listings of exhibitions for chairman of Museum Out-of-Town Committees (1938)
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| I.4.2.5 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1939-40" Incl. catalog
Announcement of new circulating exhibitions for 1939/40 season (posted 2/9/1939)
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| I.4.2.6 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1940-41" Incl. catalog
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| I.4.2.7 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1941-42" Incl. catalog
Tentative listing of circulating exhibitions for 1941/42 season
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| I.4.2.8 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1942-43" Incl. catalog
Listing of wartime circulating exhibitions (9/8/1942)
1 memo EC-John Abbott (6/8/1942) re: budget for 1942-43
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| I.4.2.9 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1943-44" Incl. catalog
1 memo Emay Buck-M. Armstrong (2/10/1947) re: updated circulating exhibitions list
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| I.4.2.10 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1944-45" Incl. catalog
Announcements for group memberships and school memberships to the Museum
Listing of available Slide Talks
Listing of circulating exhibitions for 1944/45 season
Announcements for the multiple-copy exhibitions
Look at Your Neighborhood and
What is Modern Painting?
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| I.4.2.11 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1945-46" Incl. catalog
Worksheet of income received from 1945/46 rental season
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| I.4.2.12 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1946-47" Incl. catalog
1 memo EC-Muriel Armstrong (1/11/1946) re: 1946-47 catalog
Typed mss. (3 sheets),"Statistics and Information on Circulating Exhibitions - Museum of Modern Art" (12/20/1947)
Announcement of exhibition,
Designed for Children; form letter and exhibition panel description for the multiple-copy exhibition
Look at Your Neighborhood
Announcement of proposed Teaching Portfolios, filmstrips and slide packages to be produced by the Museum and questionnaire
form for art teachers, 1947 April
Memo Beaumont Newhall-EC (11/17/1945) re: postponement of photography exhibition
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| I.4.2.13 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1947-48" Incl. catalog
Supplement to catalog
Announcement of exhibition,
Art and the Experimental Film
Listing of itineraries for 1947/48 season
Listing of exhibitors
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| I.4.2.14 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1948-49" Incl. catalog
Preliminary catalog; mail order form for teaching portfolios
Brochure for MoMA Exh. #393,
Timeless Aspects of Modern Art, 11/16 1948-1/23 1949, the first in a series of exhibitions marking the 20th anniversary of Museum
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| I.4.3.1 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1949-50" Incl. catalog
Schedule for preparation of exhibitions for 1949-50, 1949 May
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| I.4.3.2 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1950-51" Incl. catalog: exhibition request form
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| I.4.3.3 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1951-52" Incl. catalog
Announcement of discounted multiple-copy exhibitions
Worksheet of income received from 1951/52 rental season
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| I.4.3.4 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1952-53" Incl. catalog
Announcement of new exhibitions for 1952/53 season
Questionnaire form to heads of art history departments re: slide reproductions
Questionnaire form to accounts receivable departments
See also, Series I.19: Questionnaires
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| I.4.3.5 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1953-54" Incl. catalog
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| I.4.3.6 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1954-55" Incl. catalog
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| I.4.3.7 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Calendar - 1954" Incl. 1954 Nov., Dec. calendars
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| I.4.3.8 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Calendars - 1955" Monthly announcements of exhibitions initiated the previous season. Folder incl. calendars for January-March, May-July and
September-December
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| I.4.3.9 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Calendars - 1956" Incl. calendars for January-April, June and November-December
Announcement for the exhibition
Young American Painters
General information sheet for prospective exhibition subscribers
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| I.4.3.10 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Calendars - 1957" Incl. calendars for January-April and October
Questionnaire form and cover letter to exhibition subscribers
List of circulating exhibitions for 1957/58 season
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| I.4.3.11 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1961-62 [and"Mailings - 1961"]" 1961/62 season subsidized by the Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) Foundation, Inc. and an anonymous donor
Originally maintained as two folders; incl. catalog; advance listing of available exhibitions
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| I.4.3.12 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1962-63" Incl. catalog
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| I.4.3.13 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1963-64" Incl. catalog
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| I.4.3.14 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Calendars - 1962; '63; '64; '65" Incl. calendars for:
January-June 1962
November 1962-April 1963
September 1964-February 1965
March-October 1965
advance listing available exhibitions for 1963/64 season
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| I.4.3.15 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1966-67" Incl. catalog
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| I.4.3.16 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1967-68" Incl. catalog
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| I.4.3.17 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Listings - 1965; '66-'67; '67-'68" Incl. advance listings of available exhibitions by season
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| I.4.3.18 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Catalog - 1968-69" Incl. catalog
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| I.4.3.19 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Program - 1969-70" No published catalog
Incl. listing of available exhibitions for 1969/70 season
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| I.5 "Color Reproductions [of Works of Art]"
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2 folders, 1 index card box, and 1 ledger
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| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.5.3.20 |
"Lists" Lists of reproductions owned by the DCE
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1945-46 |
| I.5.3.21 |
"Reproductions" Incl. suppliers' catalogs and lists of available color reproductions
Some corresp. and memoranda re: color reproductions owned by the Museum
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1943-57 |
| I.5.4.1 |
Reproduction Record Cards ["Formerly in Visual File"] 4.5"x6x8" index card box
Cards contain cataloging information for the original work and cost and source of reproduction
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ca. 1930s-1940s |
| I.5.5.1 |
Color Reproductions Ledger Book 2.5" document box
8.5" x15x1" ledger book listing reproductions by assigned number
Incl. the following information: artist, title of work, acquisition source, cost, insurance value, insurance policy number,
title of exhibition in which the reproduction was shown, etc
NOTE: ledger binding and covering is fragile
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ca. 1940s |
| I.6 Correspondence
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5 folders, 1". Includes corresp. with Agnes Rindge and James Thrall Soby as well as general form letters.
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| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.6.6.1 |
D'Harnoncourt, René: Memos Folder labeled"Circulating Exhibitions- Porter McCray"
Incl. TL carbons mainly from RDH related to DCE
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1947-50 |
| I.6.6.2 |
Agnes Rindge: Memos |
1944 |
| I.6.6.3 |
James Thrall Soby: Memos |
1944 |
| I.6.6.4 |
"Interoffice Correspondence 1941" Incl. meeting notices, weekly schedules, loan arrangements and returns, procedures, season schedules, photography, publicity,
general museum procedures
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| I.6.6.5 |
"Form Letters - General" |
ca. 1932, 1935, n.d |
| I.7 Departmental Office Information
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2 folders,0.5"
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| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.7.6.6 |
"Miscellaneous" Incl. memos re: insurance, transportation and shipping, storage, loans, loan returns, season schedules, proposed exhibitions,
status reports
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ca. 1942-59 |
| I.7.6.7 |
Manager's Book Incl. warehouse inventory and exhibition storage; customs procedures
Catalog sales;"miscellaneous" incl. office procedures, notes taken at Metropolitan Museum Print Department, vendor information,
exhibition list, catalog sales, transparencies, transportation, sale of works
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ca. 1942, 1944-49, 1954, n.d |
| I.8 Germany: "Resolution on Paintings from Germany (That Should be Returned)" [Paintings Removed to the U.S. During World
War II]
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1 folder, 0.25"
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| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.8.6.8 |
Germany: "Resolution on Paintings from Germany (that should be returned)" Paintings removed to the U.S. during World War II
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1946 |
| I.9 Insurance for Circulating Exhibitions
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8 folders, 5"
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| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.9.7.1 |
"Insurance - Monthly Report" |
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| I.9.7.2 |
"Insurance" |
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| I.9.7.3 |
"Insurance Reports - 1960" |
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| I.9.7.4 |
"Insurance Reports - 1961" |
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| I.9.7.5 |
"Insurance Reports - Fiscal 1962-63" |
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| I.9.7.6 |
"Insurance Reports - Fiscal 1963-64" |
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| I.9.7.7 |
"Insurance Reports - Fiscal 1964-65" |
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| I.9.7.8 |
Monthly Insurance Reports |
1966-69 |
| I.10"International Exhibitions Program"
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1 folder; 0.25"
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| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.10.8.1 |
"International Exhibitions Program" Incl. 1 ALS (1 sheet) Dore Ashton-Peter Selz (9/2/1962)
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ca. 1952-62 |
| I.11 Loans of Works of Art for Circulating Exhibitions
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9 folders, 3"
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| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.11.8.2 |
"Requests for Loans from Museum Collections for 1952-53" |
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| I.11.8.3 |
"Requests for Loans from Museum Collections for 1953-54" |
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| I.11.8.4 |
"Requests for Loans from Museum Collections for 1954-55" |
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| I.11.8.5 |
"Requests for Loans from Museum Collections for 1955-56" |
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| I.11.8.6 |
"Requests for Loans from Museum Collections for 1956-57" |
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| I.11.8.7 |
"Requests for Loans from Museum Collections for 1957-58" |
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| I.11.8.8 |
"Loans Outgoing from M[useum] C[ollections] & E[xhibition] L[oans] (C/E)" |
1966-68 |
| I.11.9.1 |
"C/E and ICE-F Loans Statistics" |
1953-57 |
| I.11.9.2 |
"ICE-F and C/E Loan Reports" Analysis of loan sources for works of art
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1957 |
| I.12 Membership
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1 folder, 0.25"
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| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.12.9.3 |
Membership |
1944 |
| I.13 Multiple-Copy Exhibitions
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1 folder, 0.5"
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| Folder |
Title |
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| I.13.9.4 |
Multiple-Copy Exhibitions Folder labeled
"Statistics - Multiple Exhibitions: Cost, Inventory, Etc"
Statistics incl. prices, sales and comments/reactions re: "Teaching Portfolios" Slide Talk inventories
Multiple-copy exhibitions are inventoried in Series II.1, see II.1.10.8.1 for published portfolios
See also Series I.22 Slide Talks for related materials
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| I.14 New York State Council on the Arts [NYSCA]
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1 folder, 0.25"
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| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.14.9.5 |
New York State Council on the Arts [NYSCA] Incl. memos, notes and corresp. re: preparation of circulating exhibitions for NYSCA
Exhibitions proposed for circulation under the sponsorship of the NYSCA:
Abstract Expressionism: The Formative Years (NYSCA-2-67; the alternate exhibition
Fifteen Americans was also proposed)
Elements of Modern Painting (NYSCA-3-67)
Elements of Modern Architecture (NYSCA-4-67)
See also, II.2.14.2.7 for related NYSCA exhibition materials
|
1966 |
| I.15 "O.W.I" [Office of War Information] Exhibition Preparation
|
|
1 folder, 1 item
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.15.9.6 |
"O.W.I" [Office of War Information] Exhibition Preparation Incl. 1 memo re: exhibitions for the OWI
See also, Series I.20 and I.24.30.8 for related materials
|
1945 |
| I.16 "Print Exhibitions"
|
|
1 folder, 0.25"
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.16.9.7 |
"Print Exhibitions" Incl. memos and corresp. related to various DCE print shows
|
1953, 1957 |
| I.17 Program Proposals and Status Reports
|
|
14 folders, 3" Material on departmental structure and policy, exhibition planning and progress reports.
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.17.9.8 |
"History, Organization" Incl. press release; Museum administration organizational chart and notes on reorganization of Museum (1946)
DCE organizational chart
Departmental budget; memo re: merging of DCE and the Educational Program (1943)
Description of Museum docent program (1943)
|
n.d. |
| I.17.9.9 |
"C/E - Reports '41-46" Incl. memos, lists
|
1941-47 |
| I.17.9.10 |
"Annual Report - 1944-45" Incl. questionnaire form for art teachers re: visual materials; corresp. and announcement of the Slide Talk
What Is Modern Painting?,
Incl. criticism of slide selection by Maria Chabot and 1 TL (carbon) EC-Abby Aldrich Rockefeller (Mrs. John D., Jr.) commenting
on Miss Chabot's letter
Typed (draft) report to Board of Trustees
|
|
| I.17.9.11 |
"Policy Committee [of the Museum]" Incl. 1 TLS RDH (Department of the Interior, Indian Arts and Crafts Board)-Luis Zulueta, Jr. (1944)
2 TLS Grace McCann Morley (San Francisco Museum of Art)-EC (1946)
Memos re: policy decisions
|
1944-46 |
| I.17.9.12 |
"Special Report to the Trustees, Feb. 1945" Incl. report re: permanent collection
|
|
| I.17.9.13 |
"Reports - 1945-1949 (not inclusive)" Incl. minutes of Coordination Committee meeting (February 1949) re: the DCE; 1 TLS EC-PAM (1948)
|
|
| I.17.9.14 |
"Special Report to the Coordinating Committee, from Director of C/E-Re:
Revised Program, C/E, dated Feb. 17, 1948" Incl. 1947-48 catalog
|
|
| I.17.9.15 |
"Reports - 1948, 1954, 1955" Incl. memos re: departmental administration and program changes
|
|
| I.17.9.16 |
"Proposed C/E Program 1953-54" |
|
| I.17.9.17 |
Confidential Report from Mr. McCray to Mr. d'Harnoncourt, on
Present Status of C/E, as of April 11, 1957" 1 item
|
|
| I.17.9.18 |
"Report C/E Program 1959" "Report on The Activities of The Department of Circulating Exhibitions Presented at the Annual Meeting of The Corporation
of The Museum of Modern Art, November 12, 1959"
|
|
| I.17.9.19 |
"C/E Project Proposals - Master Set" Incl. status report on 1961/62 program
Memo re: proposed exhibitions for presentation to the Board of Trustees (2/8/1962)
Five-year plan (1960-65) by curatorial department: Painting and Sculpture, Prints and Drawings, Architecture and Design, Photography
and Theatre Arts
|
1960-62 |
| I.17.9.20 |
"Report from Miss Frost to Mr. d'Harnoncourt, dated May 27, 1965" 2 items
Incl. confidential memo Marie Frost-RDH (5/17/1965) re: C/E program
1 memo RDH-Frost (5/27/1965)
|
|
| I.17.9.21 |
"Report from Inez Garson to Bates Lowry Re: "Firm Bookings for New 1968-69 Cir[ulating] Exhib[itions] (National Program)"
Incl. 1 memo Inez Garson-Bates Lowry re: bookings for 1968/69 season
|
August 29, 1968 |
| I.18 Publicity and Promotion
|
|
9 folders, 5"
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.18.10.1 |
"Promotion" Incl. listings of available exhibitions; questionnaire forms re: Museum activities during World War II
1 memo Victor D'Amico-John Abbott (1943) re: formation of new department
|
|
| I.18.10.2 |
Publicity Reports Comments from exhibitors and press on specific exhibitions and in general
|
ca. 1933-43, 1946, 1952 |
| I.18.10.3 |
News Clippings, General |
1940-58 |
| I.18.10.3.1 |
News Clippings, General |
1940-44, n.d |
| I.18.10.3.2 |
News Clippings, General Incl. general articles on the DCE
On EC's resignation (8/1947)
"Art on the March,"
Tracks 3.0(3.):40-43: May 1945
See also, I.24.22.10
|
1945-49 |
| I.18.10.3.3 |
News Clippings, General |
1950-51 |
| I.18.10.3.4 |
News Clippings, General |
1952-54 |
| I.18.10.3.5 |
News Clippings, General |
1955-70 |
| I.18.10.4 |
"[Publicity] Reports on Shows Circulated Throughout U.S. and Canada" Publicity reports have been removed and integrated with individual exhibition records
|
1960-69 |
| I.18.10.5 |
Press Releases and Exhibition Checklists These duplicate releases and checklists are found in individual exhibition folders and therefore have been discarded
|
ca. 1960s |
| I.19 Questionnaires
|
|
3 folders, 2"
See also, I.4.2.12, I.4.3.4, I.4.3.10, I.17.9.10, and I.18.10.1 for additional questionnaires circulated to exhibitors.
|
| Folder |
Title |
|
| I.19.11.1 |
"Questionnaire 1942-43 (Sample)" Incl. questionnaire announcement and form re: visual materials prepared by the Museum
Questionnaire announcements (several vers.); forms; analysis of results and comments re: Museum activities and their usefulness
during World War II
|
|
| I.19.11.2 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Questionnaire Replies 1942" |
|
| I.19.11.3 |
"Circulating Exhibitions Questionnaire [Replies] 1944" Incl. questionnaire (3 versions can be found among corresp.) concerns the expensive nature of exhibiting original artworks
Board of Trustees proposes its elimination in favor of small shows of reproductions
|
|
| I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad
|
|
1 folder, 0.5"
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.20.11.4 |
Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad Incl. single sheets with the sale/rental price, date, and name of purchaser/renter of exhibition alphabetically arranged by
exhibition or purchaser for the following:
American Painting, I; Ancestral Sources of Modern Painting (rental)
Brazil Builds; Built in U.S.A.; A Century of Photography, II; Creative Photography; Dance in America; Elements of Design;
Furniture Design Today; History of the American Movies (rental)
How Modern Artists Paints People, II; In and Out of Focus; Integrated Building; David Jones Gallery, Sydney (see show listing)
Robert Edmond Jones;"Leading Photographers" series (rental)
Look at Your Neighborhood; Masterpieces of Louis Sullivan; Mies van der [UNK]; Modern Architecture in England; Modern Architecture
for the Modern School (Slide Talk)
Modern Chair Design; A New American Architecture (rental)
Nineteenth Century Leaders of Modern Painting; On Being a Cartoonist; Painters of America (Slide Talk)
Paintings by French Children (rental)
Picasso, [UNK], [UNK], Rouault; Post-War Building; A Survey of American Sculpture II (rental)
Survey of Housing in Europe and America (
Housing: Recent Developments in Europe and America; rental)
This is the U.S.A (section I of
Creative Achievements in the U.S.; sold 1950)
Three Modern Styles (rental)
Three Post-War Houses; Toward Better Housing (The Lesson of War Housing); Twentieth-Century Master Movements (series; rental)
Winnipeg Art Gallery (see show listing)
Understanding the Child Through Art (Slide Talk)
Unit Furniture; University of Manitoba, Winnipeg (sale and rental)
What is Modern Painting?; What is Modern Sculpture?; World of Illusion I: Elements of Stage Design (rental)
Houses by Frank Lloyd Wright
Folder also incl. catalog compiled by the Inter-American Office, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., of exhibitions
of Latin American art prepared for domestic circulation in 1946
Catalog compiled by the Exhibitions and Arts, British Division, Office of War Information (OWI) of traveling exhibitions from
America for circulation in Great Britain, 1945-46 (see Series I.15"O.W.I" and I.24.30.8 for related materials)
|
ca. 1940-52 |
| I.21 "Schedule of Special Exhibitions Not Regularly Scheduled"
|
|
1 folder, 0.25"
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.21.11.5 |
"Schedule of Special Exhibitions Not Regularly Scheduled" |
ca. 1943-57 |
| I.22 Slide Talks [Lectures]
|
|
2 folders, 1"; See also, Series I.13 Multiple-Copy Exhibitions for slide talk inventories
Slide Talks are inventoried in Series II.1
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.22.11.6 |
"Slide Talks (General) - Budget, Orders, Estimates" |
ca. 1944 |
| I.22.11.7 |
"Slide Talks" Incl. text and slide lists for various lectures organized by the DCE
|
ca. 1944 |
| I.23 Statistics
|
|
4 folders and 1 oversized display book. See also, Series I.11: Loans for loan statistics.]
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.23.11.8 |
"Statistics, 1931-51" Incl. 1 memo PAM-Boldt (1949) re: C/E's foreign activities
Typed mss. (3 sheets) entitled"Statistics and Information on Circulating Exhibitions - Museum of Modern Art" (12/20/1947)
Statistics on exhibitions
List of institutions that paid rental fees over $200 for exhibitions in the period 1942-47
List of venues in United States, Hawaii, Canada, Cuba and Mexico that showed DCE exhibitions from 3/30/1932 to 6/30/1944
List of exhibitions that circulated in the period 3/1932-6/1941
Chart of venues by exhibition and by year
See also, I.23.1.2.1 for additional exhibition statistics, 1931-44
|
|
| I.23.11.9 |
"C/E Statistics 1946" Incl. statistics for the period 1932-48, compiled for book commemorating the Museum's fifteenth anniversary
|
1946-48 |
| I.23.11.10 |
"C/E Miscellaneous Statistics '47-51" Incl. statistics on exhibition bookings
itineraries
Schedules by state
|
1946-48 |
| I.23.11.11 |
"C/E Miscellaneous Statistics '47-51" Incl. statistics on exhibition bookings
itineraries
Schedules by state
|
1949-51 |
| I.23.12.1 |
Bundle 12: "270 Exhibitions Shown 2,665 Times in 397 Cities
Which Exhibitions Have Been Shown in Your City?"21x23.5x5" display book
29 particle-board pages
Arranged alphabetically by state and by city within each state
Also incl. venues in Hawaii, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Cuba, England, Mexico and Sweden; incl. installation photographs
This item has been microfilmed and digitized for preservation and user access purposes. Please see Archivist for viewing.
|
1931-1944 |
| I.24 Exhibitor Correspondence
|
|
221 folders contained in 19 5" document boxes; 8 linear feet
Correspondence was originally maintained alphabetically by city of origin as well as chronologically by year; e.g.,"1937 A,""1944
A," etc
The alphabetical organization has been maintained; however, papers have been integrated chronologically, eliminating the need
to consult numerous chronologically arranged files for correspondence from a single individual or institution. Chronological
gaps exist; records may have been discarded during the late 1970s and early 1980s when the Museum's building expansion program
necessitated the relocation of departmental staff.
Since correspondence is filed by city, the researcher must know the location of the institution or the individual correspondent's
city of residence (e.g., correspondence with Wesleyan University is filed under Middletown, CT); therefore, these records
are best used in conjunction with the exhibition files inventoried in Series II.1, which contain the names and locations of
all exhibitors on an exhibition's itinerary. Note that suburbs, boroughs and neighborhoods within the boroughs of New York
City - e.g., Bayside, Brooklyn, Floral Park, Forest Hills, Ft. Hamilton, Jamaica, Ozone Park, Ridgewood, Riverdale and Staten
Island - were frequently filed alphabetically by name as well as within the New York City correspondence files.
|
| "A" Correspondence
|
|
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.13.1 |
[UNK], MD - Akron, OH Aberdeen, MD
Abilene, TX
Akron, OH
|
1931-32, 1936, 1944 |
| I.24.13.2 |
Albany, NY |
1932-36 |
| I.24.13.3 |
Alberta, Canada - Ames, IA Alberta, Canada
Albion, MI
Albion, NY
Albuquerque, NM
Allentown, PA
Alliance, OH
Alpine, TX
Alton, IL
Altoona, PA
Ames, IA
|
1932-34, 1936, 1944 |
| I.24.13.4 |
Amherst, MA |
1934-36 |
| I.24.13.5 |
Amsterdam - Appleton, WI Amsterdam
1 TL re: MoMA Exh. #76a,
Three Centuries of American Art (1936)
1 ALS (draft telegram) AHB-Stedelijkmuseum (1936)
Anaheim, CA
Anderson, IN
Angwin, CA
Annandale-on-Hudson, NY
Ann Arbor, MI
1 TLS Emil Lorch (Director, College of Architecture, University of Michigan)-A. Conger Goodyear re: declines to join MoMA
2 TLS Lorch-Henry-Russell Hitchcock
7 TLS Lorch-ARB
Anniston, AL (USO)
Antwerp, Belgium
Appleton, WI
|
1932-34, 1934-36, 1944 |
| I.24.13.6 |
Andover, MA (Addison Gallery of American Art) Incl. 15 TLS Charles H. Sawyer-EC; 11 TLS Sawyer-ARB
|
1932-36 |
| I.24.13.7 |
Ardmore, OK - Athens, WV Ardmore, OK
Arlington, CA
Arlington, TX
Arlington, VA
Asbury Park, NJ
Asheville, NC
Ashland, OR
Ashland, VA
Athens, GA
Athens, WV
|
ca. 1933-36, 1944 |
| I.24.13.8 |
Atlanta, GA |
1932, 1934-36 |
| I.24.13.9 |
Atlantic City, NJ - Austin, TX Atlantic City, NJ (American Red Cross)
Attleboro, MA
Au Sable Forks, NY
Auburn, ME
Augusta, GA
Aurora, IL
Aurora-on-Cayuga, NY
Austin, TX
|
1932, 1934-36, 1944 |
| "B" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.14.1 |
Baltimore, MD (Baltimore Museum of Art) |
1931-36 |
| I.24.14.2 |
Baltimore, MD - Baton Rouge, LA Baltimore, MD
Baton Rouge, LA
|
ca. 1932, 1934-36 |
| I.24.14.3 |
Bayside, NY - Bolse, ID Bayside, NY
Beaumont, TX
Beloit, WI
Belton, TX
Bennington, VT
Berea, KY
Berkeley, CA
Bethlehem, PA
Binghamton, NY
Birmingham, AL
Birmingham, PA
Black Mountain, NC
1 TLS Josef Albers-EC (1936)
1 TLS Albers-AHB (1934)
3 TLS Albers-MoMA (1936)
Blairstown, NJ
Bloomfield Hills, MI
Bloomington, IL
Bloomington, IN
Boise, ID
|
ca. 1932-36 |
| I.24.14.4.1 |
Boston, MA (Museum of Fine Arts) Incl. 3 TLS G. H. Edgell (Director)-EC
3 TLS Edgell-AHB
1 TLS Edgell-Thomas Mabry
|
ca. 1936 |
| I.24.14.4.2 |
Boston, MA (Museum of Fine Arts) Incl. 4 TLS Edgell-AHB
2 TLS Edgell-EC
1 TLS Edgell-Mabry
5 TLS Edward J. Holmes (Director)-ARB
|
1933-35 |
| I.24.14.5 |
Boston, MA Incl. 2 TLS Beaumont Newhall-EC (1934)
See Stephen Crosby/Erskine School
|
1934-36 |
| I.24.14.6 |
Boulder, CO - Bryn Mawr, PA Boulder, CO
Bozeman, MT
Bronxville, NY
Brookings, SD
Brookline, MA
Brooklyn, NY
Brunswick, ME
Bryn Mawr, PA
|
ca. 1931-36 |
| I.24.14.7.1 |
Buffalo, NY (Albright Art Gallery) Incl. 9 TLS Gordon B. Washburn (Director)-EC; 4 TLS Washburn-AHB; 2 TLS Washburn-Thomas Mabry
|
ca. 1936, 1939 |
| I.24.14.7.2 |
Buffalo, NY (Albright Art Gallery) Incl. 1 TLS A. Conger Goodyear-AHB (1935 Dec. 7)
4 TLS Washburn-AHB
1 TLS Washburn-EC
5 TLS Washburn-ARB
|
1934-35 |
| I.24.14.7.3 |
Buffalo, NY (Albright Art Gallery) Incl. 2 TLS Washburn-AHB
7 TLS Washburn-ARB
1 TLS Washburn-Holger Cahill
3 TLS William H. Hekking-ARB
1 TLS Hekking-AHB
1 TLS Hekking-Jere Abbott
|
1931-33 |
| I.24.14.8 |
Buffalo, NY - Burlington, VT Buffalo, NY
Burlington, VT
|
1932, 1934-36 |
| "C" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.15.1 |
Cambridge, MA (Harvard University. Fogg Art Museum, Germanic Museum, Harvard University Library, Fine Arts Guild, Society
for Contemporary Art) Incl. 2 TLS Paul J. Sachs-EC (1936)
1 TLS Sachs-EC (1939)
1 TLS Sachs-ARB (1934)
1 TLS AHB-Sachs (1933), annotated and returned to AHB
|
1933-36, 1939 |
| I.24.15.2 |
Caldwell, ID - Chestnut Hill, MA Caldwell, ID
Canton, NY
Canyon, TX
Cedar Rapids, IA
Chambersburg, PA
Chapel Hill, NC
Charleston, SC
Charlotte, NC
Charlottesville, VA
Chattanooga, TN
Chester Co., PA
1 TLS Mrs. Robert M. Labaree (Mary Fleming, Vail Memorial Library)-AHB, 1935, acquaintance of Barr family
Chestertown, MD
Chestnut Hill, MA
|
1932-36, 1939 |
| I.24.15.3.1 |
Chicago, IL (Art Institute of Chicago) Incl. 1 TLS Daniel Catton Rich-AHB
5 TLS Rich-EC
2 TLS Rich-Emay Twining Buck
2 TLS Carl O. Schniewind-EC
|
1936, 1939, 1941, 1946 |
| I.24.15.3.2 |
Chicago, IL (Art Institute of Chicago) Incl. 3 TLS Rich-AHB
|
1934-35 |
| I.24.15.4 |
Chicago, IL (Chicago Arts Club) Incl. 1 ALS Frederick Clay Bartlett, Jr.-Ernestine Fantl re:
The Architecture of Henry Hobson Richardson (1935)
1 TLS Mrs. Charles B. (Bobsy) Goodspeed-MW (1938)
|
1931-32, 1934-36, 1938-39 |
| I.24.15.5 |
Chicago, IL |
1934, 1939 |
| I.24.15.6 |
Chicago, IL Incl. 1 TLS Kellogg Fairbanks, Jr.-Edward M.M. Warburg (1/17/1936) re: the exhibition
Paintings, Watercolors and Drawings by Vincent van Gogh
|
1932-34, 1936, 1939 |
| I.24.15.7 |
Chickasha, OK - Clearwater, FL Chickasha, OK
Cincinnati, OH
Claremont, CA
Clayton, MO
See I.24.26(6.)
Clearwater, FL
|
1934-36, 1939 |
| I.24.16.1.1 |
Cleveland, OH (Cleveland Museum of Art) Incl. 1 TLS Henry Sayles Francis-EC (1938)
1 TLS Francis-EC (1939)
|
1938-39 |
| I.24.16.1.2 |
Cleveland, OH (Cleveland Museum of Art) Incl. 1 TLS William M. Milliken-AHB
1 TLS A. Conger Goodyear-AHB
|
1936 |
| I.24.16.1.3 |
Cleveland, OH (Cleveland Museum of Art) Incl. 1 TLS Francis-EC; 1 TLS Francis-Thomas Mabry
|
1935 |
| I.24.16.1.4 |
Cleveland, OH (Cleveland Museum of Art) Incl. 1 TLS Francis-EC (1934)
|
1933-34 |
| I.24.16.2 |
Cleveland, OH - Chumberland, MD Cleveland, OH
Clifton Springs, NY
Clinton, NY
1 ALS Edward W. Root (Hamilton College)-AHB (1933)
1 ALS Root-JS (1949)
Cobalt, Ontario
Cody, WY
Colorado Springs, CO
Columbia, MO
Columbus, OH
Concord, MA
Cooperstown, NY
Corvallis, OR
Cumberland, MD
|
1932, 1933, 1934-36, 1939, 1949 |
| "D" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.16.3 |
Dallas, TX - Davenport, IA Dallas, TX
Davenport, IA
|
1933-36, 1938-39 |
| I.24.16.4 |
Dayton, OH - Des Moines, IA Dayton, OH
De Kalb, IL
Denton, TX
Denver, CO
Des Moines, IA
|
1932, 1934-36, 1938-39 |
| I.24.16.5 |
Detroit, MI Incl. Grosse Point, MI, corresp
1 TLS Edith Ferry (Detroit Institute of Art)-AHB (1936) re: invitation to deliver lecture
|
1933-36, 1939 |
| I.24.16.6 |
Dobbs Ferry, NY - Durham, NC Dobbs Ferry, NY
Du Bois, PA
Dubuque, IA
Duluth, MN
Durham, NH
Durham, NC
|
1932, 1933-36, 1944 |
| "E" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.17.1 |
Eagle Grove, IA - Elberton, GA Eagle Grove, IA
Eagle Pass, TX
East Alton, IL
East Detroit, MI
East Grand Rapids, MI
East Hampton, NY
East Lansing, MI
East Orange, NJ
East Stroudsburg, PA
East Williston, NY
Easthampton, MA
Easton, PA
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
EI Paso, TX
Elberton, GA
|
1932-36, 1944 |
| I.24.17.2 |
Elgin, IL - Ellensburg, WA Elgin, IL
Elizabeth, NJ
Elkhart, IN
Elkton, OR
Ellensburg, WA
|
1932 - 36, 1944 |
| I.24.17.3 |
Elmira, NY - Exeter, NH Elmira, NY
Elsab, IL
Elyria, OH
Emory, VA
Emporia, KS
Englewood, NJ
Erie, PA
Escanaba, MI
Escanola, MI
Eugene, OR
Evanston, IL
Evansville, IN
Exeter, NH
|
1933-36, 1944 |
| "F" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.17.4 |
Fargo, ND - Flora, IN Fargo, ND
Farmerville, LA
Farmington, CT
Farmington, ME
Fayette, MO
Fitchburg, MA
Flagstaff, AZ
Flint, MI
Flora, IN
|
1933-36, 1944 |
| I.24.17.5 |
Floral Park, NY - Fort Leonard Wood, St. Louis, MO Floral Park, NY
Fond du Lac, WI
Forest Glen Station, MD
Forest Grove, OR
Forest Hills, NY
Fort Dix, NJ
Fort Dodge, IA
Fort Eustis, VA
Fort Hamilton, Brooklyn, NY
Fort Hancock, NJ
Fort Monmouth, NJ
Fort Niagara, NY
Fort Smith, AR
Fort Totten, NY
Fort Wayne, IN
Fort Wayne, NJ
Fort Leonard Wood, St. Louis, MO
|
1934-35, 1944 |
| I.24.17.6 |
Fort Worth, TX - Framingham, MA Fort Worth, TX
Framingham, MA
|
1934-36, 1944 |
| I.24.17.7 |
Frederick, MD - Fulton, NY Frederick, MD
Freeport, IL
Fresno, CA
Fryeburg, ME
Fulton, NY
|
1933-36, 1944 |
| "G" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.17.8 |
Gaffney, SC - Garfield, NJ Gaffney, SC
Gainesville, FL
Galesburg, IL
Galveston, TX
Gambier, OH
Garden City, NY
Garfield, NJ
|
1932, 1934-36, 1944 |
| I.24.17.9 |
Gary, IN - Grand Rapids, MI Gary, IN
Gates Mills, OH
Geneva, NY
Germantown, PA
Glassboro, NJ
Glendale, CA
Glendora, CA
Glens Falls, NY
Glenville, WV
Glouster, MA
Gloversville, NY
Godfrey, IL
Gorham, ME
Goshen, IN
Grand Rapids, MI
|
1934, 1935-36, 1938-99, 1944 |
| I.24.17.10 |
Great Falls, MT - Greensboro, NC Great Falls, MT
Greeley, CO
Green Bay, WI
Greenbelt, MD
Greencastle, IN
Greensboro, NC
|
1932, 1934, 1935-36, 1944 |
| I.24.17.11 |
Greenvale, NY - Gulfport, MS Greenvale, NY
Greenville, MS
Greenway, VA
Greenwich, CT
1 TLS Mrs. Stanley Resor-ARB (1934)
Grinnell, IA
Grosse Pointe, MI
See also, 1.24.16.5
Gulfport, MS
|
1934-36, 1939, 1944 |
| "H" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.18.1 |
Hackensack, NJ - Hagerstown, MD Hackensack, NJ
Hackettstown, NJ
Haddon Heights, NJ
Hagerstown, MD (Washington County Museum of Fine Arts)
|
1932, 1933-34, 1936, 1939, 1944 |
| I.24.18.2 |
Halifax, Nova Scotia - Handley, TX Halifax, Nova Scotia
Hamden, CT
Hamilton, NY (Colgate University)
Hamilton, Ontario
Hamilton Field, CA
Hammond, IN
Hammond, LA
Hampton, VA
Handley, TX
|
1932, 1934, 1936, 1944 |
| I.24.18.3 |
Hanover, MA - Hanover, NH Hanover, MA
Hanover, NH (Dartmouth University)
2 TLS Artemas Packard-ARB (1933-34)
1 TLS Packard-Henry-Russell Hitchcock (MoMA)
|
1932-36, 1944 |
| I.24.18.4 |
Hartford, CT (Wadsworth Atheneum) Incl. 1 TLS A. Everett Austin, Jr.-Thomas Mabry (1936)
1 TLS Austin-EC (1936); 1 TLS Austin-AHB (1934)
1 TLS Austin-Philip Johnson (1932)
1 TLS Austin-Jere Abbott (1931)
1 TLS Austin-ARB (1931)
|
1931-32, 1934, 1936, 1939, 1944 |
| I.24.18.5 |
Harlingen, TX - Hinsdale, IL Harlingen, TX
Harrisburg, PA
Harrison, NY
Hartford, CT
Hartsville, SC
Havanna, Cuba
Hawthorne, NV
Hawthorne, NY
Hays, KS
Helena, MT
Highland Park, IL
Highland Park, MI
Highstown, NJ
Hinsdale, IL
|
1932, 1934, 1936, 1944 |
| I.24.18.6 |
Hiram, OH - Holy Cross, IN Hiram, OH
Hoboken, NJ
Holland, MI (Netherlands Museum and Information Bureau)
Hollins, VA
Hollywood, CA
Holy Cross, IN
|
1934-36, 1940-41, 1943-44 |
| I.24.18.7 |
Honolulu, HI (Honolulu Academy of Arts) Incl. 14 TLS Edgar C. Schenck-EC
|
1934-36, 1938-39, 1944 |
| I.24.18.8 |
Houston, DE - Huntington Park, CA Houston, DE
Houston, TX
Hudson, OH
Hunter Field, GA
Huntington, IN
Huntington, NY
Huntington, WV
Huntington Park, CA
|
1932, 1934, 1936, 1939, 1944 |
| "I" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.18.9 |
Imaculata, PA - Irvington, NY Imaculata, PA
Independence, MO
Indiana, PA
Indianapolis, IN (incl. Indianapolis Council of Camp Fire Girls)
Indianola, IA
Institute, WV
Iowa City, IA
Iowa Falls, IA
Irvington, NJ
Irvington, NY
|
1932-36, 1944 |
| I.24.18.10 |
Ithaca, NY Incl. primarily Cornell University corresp
|
1936, 1939, 1944 |
| "J" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.18.11 |
Jackson, MI - Junction City, KS Jackson, MI
Jackson, MS
Jackson, OH
Jacksonville, FL
Jacksonville, IL
Jamaica, NY
Jamestown, NY
Jefferson City, MO
Jenkintown, PA
Jersey City, NJ
Johannesburg, South Africa
Johnson, VT
Johnstown, PA
Joliet, IL
Junction City, KS
|
1932-36, 1939, 1943-44 |
| "K" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.19.1 |
Kalamazoo, MI - Kankakee, IL Kalamazoo, MI
Kankakee, IL
|
1933-34, 1936, 1939, 1944 |
| I.24.19.2 |
Kansas City, MO |
1932-36, 1939, 1944 |
| I.24.19.3 |
Kearny, NJ - Kutztown, PA Kearny, NJ
Keene, NH
Kenosha, WI
Kent, CT
Kent, OH
Kingston, Ontario
Kingston, RI
Klamath, Falls, OR
Knoxville, TN
Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) corresp
Kutztown, PA
|
|
| "L" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.19.4 |
La Crosse, WI - Lafayette, LA La Crosse, WI
La Grande, OR
La Grange, IL
La Jolla, CA
La Plume, PA
La Porte, IN
Lacey, WA
Lafayette, CA
Lafayette, IN
Lafayette, LA
|
1944 |
| I.24.19.5 |
Lake Forest, IL - Lamoni, IA Lake Forest, IL
Lake Placid, NY
Lakeland, FL
Lakeville, CT
Lakewood, OH
Lamoni, IA
|
1934, 1944 |
| I.24.19.6 |
Lancaster, PA - Larchmont, NY Lancaster, PA
Langley, VA
Lansing, MI
Laramie, WY
WPA corresp
Larchmont, NY
|
1936, 1944 |
| I.24.19.7 |
Laredo, TX - Lawrenceville, NJ Laredo, TX
Largo, FL
Las Vegas, NV
Laurel, DE
Laurel, MS
Lawrence, KS
Lawrenceville, IL
Lawrenceville, NJ
|
1932, 1934, 1935-1936, 1944 |
| I.24.19.8 |
Lemoyne, PA - Lincoln, MA Lemoyne, PA
1 ALS Gladys W. Green (cousin of AHB)-AHB (1936)
Lewisburg, PA
Lewisburg, WV
Lexington, GA
Lexington, KY
Lexington, VA
Liberty, MO
Lincoln, MA
|
1934, 1936, 1944 |
| I.24.19.9 |
Lincoln, NE - Long Branch, NJ Lincoln, NE
Little Falls, NJ
Little Rock, AR
Lock Haven, PA
Logansport, IN
London, England
Long Beach, CA
Long Branch, NJ
|
1932, 1934, 1936, 1939, 1944, 1948 |
| I.24.19.10 |
Los Angeles, CA |
1931-32, 1934-36, 1938-39, 1944 |
| I.24.19.11 |
Louisville, KY - Lynn, MA Louisville, KY
Lubbock, TX
United Service Organization (USO) corresp
Lynchburg, VA
Lynn, MA
1 TL"Assistant," DCE-Beaumont Newhall (1934), cover letter enclosing list of reproductions
|
1932, 1934-36, 1944 |
| "M" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.20.1 |
Macomb, IL - Madison, ME Macomb, IL
Macon, GA
Madison, ME
|
1932, 1934, 1944 |
| I.24.20.2 |
Madison, WI |
1932-36, 1939, 1944 |
| I.24.20.3 |
Mamaroneck, NY - Marshalltown, IA Mamaroneck, NY
Manchester, CT
Manchester, NH
Currier Gallery of Art corresp
Manchester, VT
Manhattan, KS
Manitowoc, WI
Mansfield, OR
Maplewood, NJ
Marathon, NY
Marion, OH
Marshall, TX
Marshalltown, IA
|
1932, 1934, 1935-1936, 1939, 1944 |
| I.24.20.4 |
Martinez, CA - McMinnville, OR Martinez, CA
Martinsburg, WV
Martinsville, VA
Marysville, CA
Massillon, OH
McCook, NE
McLean, VA
McMinnville, OR
|
1934, 1936, 1939, 1944 |
| I.24.20.5 |
Meadville, PA - Mexico, NY Meadville, PA
Melbourne, Australia
Mellville, NJ
Memphis, TN (Brooks Memorial Art Gallery)
Meridian, MS
Metuchen, NJ
Mexico
Mexico City
Mexico, NY
|
1934, 1936, 1944 |
| I.24.20.6 |
Miami, FL - Middlebury, VT Miami, FL
Miami Beach, FL
Middlebury, CT
Middlebury, VT
|
1936, 1944 |
| I.24.20.7 |
Middletown, CT - Milton, MA Middletown, CT (Wesleyan University)
1 TL (carbon) EC-Henry-Russell Hitchcock (1944) re: request for loan of drawing for circulating exhibition
1 ALS (postcard) Hitchcock-Ernestine Fantl (1932)
1 ALS Hitchcock-ARB (1932) re: exhibition of color reproductions
Middletown, NY
Milan
1 TLS II Podestá di Milano-AHB (1936) re: loans for proposed Futurist exhibition
Milford, CT
Millbrook, NY
Milledgeville, GA
Millersburg, PA
Milton, MA
|
1934-1936, 1944 |
| I.24.20.8 |
Milwaukee, WI (Milwaukee Art Institute) Incl. 11 TLS Alfred G. Pelikan-EC (1935-36, 1939)
4 TLS Pelikan-AHB
2 TLS Pelikan-ARB
1 TLS Pelikan-John Hay Whitney
Flyer for
Machine Art (1934)
|
1933-36, 1939, 1944 |
| I.24.20.9 |
Milwaukee, WI |
1936, 1944 |
| I.24.20.10 |
Minneapolis, MN (incl. Minneapolis Institute of Arts) |
1933-36, 1944 |
| I.24.20.11 |
Minneapolis, MN (Walker Art Center) |
1944, 1945 |
| I.24.20.12 |
Minneapolis, MN (University of Minnesota) |
1934-36, 1938-39, 1944 |
| I.24.21.1 |
Minot, ND - Montclair, NJ Minot, ND
Misenheimer, NC
Mishawaka, IN
Missoula, MT
Mitchel Field [Hempstead], NY
Mitchell, SD
Mobile, AL
Modesto, CA
Moline, IL
Monessen, PA
Monmouth, IL
Monroe, LA
Montclair, NJ
|
1934-36, 1944 |
| I.24.21.2 |
Monteagle, TN - Montpelier, VT Monteagle, TN
Montevallo, AL
Montgomery, AL
Montpelier, VT
|
1934-36, 1944 |
| I.24.21.3 |
Montreal, Canada - Muskogee, OK Montreal, Canada
Morganfield, KY
Morgantown, WV
Morristown, NJ
Moscow, ID
Mount Pleasant, MI
Mount Vernon, IA
Mount Vernon, NY
Murfreesboro, TN
Muskegon, MI
Muskogee, OK
|
1931-32, 1934, 1936, 1944 |
| "N" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.21.4 |
Nantucket, MA - Nashville, TN Nantucket, MA
Nashville, TN
|
1934-37, 1945 |
| I.24.21.5 |
Neenah, WI - New City, NY Neenah, WI
New Albany, IN
New Bedford, MA
New Brunswick, NJ
New Canaan, CT
New City, NY
|
1931-36, 1937, 1945 |
| I.24.21.6 |
New Haven, CT Incl. 2 TLS George Heard Hamilton (Yale University)-EC (1945)
1 TLS Theodore Sizer-EC (1945)
|
1936, 1944-45 |
| I.24.21.7 |
New Holstein, WI - New London, CT New Holstein, WI
New Iberia, LA
New London, CT (Lyman Allyn Museum)
|
1933-37, 1945 |
| I.24.21.8 |
New Orleans, LA Incl. Arts and Crafts Club and Art Association of New Orleans and Isaac Delgado Museum of Art corresp
|
1934-37, 1939, 1944-45 |
| I.24.21.9 |
New Orleans, LA - New Windsor, MD New Orleans, LA
New Paltz, NY
New Rochelle, NY
New Ulm, MN
New Wilmington, PA
New Windsor, MD
|
1934, 1936, 1945 |
| I.24.21.10 |
New York, NY: A Incl. 2 TLS Alexander Archipenko-EC (1945)
Corresp. with the Army Special Services Division
Associated Dry Goods RE: solicitation for exhibitions with fact or descriptive sheets (1934)
|
1934, 1938-39, 1945 |
| I.24.21.11 |
New York, NY: B Incl. 1 ALS Julius Held (Barnard College)-Muriel Armstrong (1945) re: request for exhibition
1 memo AHB-EC/Victor D'Amico (1945) re: Sgt. William C. Barr, cousin of AHB interested in information on circulating exhibitions
|
1937, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.21.12 |
New York, NY: C Incl. 1 ALS Mrs. Meric Callery-John Gordon (1945) re: loan
1 TLS Frank Crowninshield-EC (1945) re: approval of loan extension
1 TLS Stephen C. Clark-EC (1939) re: lender to a circulating exhibition
|
1936-37, 1939, 1945 |
| I.24.22.1 |
New York, NY: D - E |
1932, 1934, 1945 |
| I.24.22.2 |
New York, NY: F - G Incl. 1 TLS Philip L. Goodwin-EC (1945) re: lender to circulating exhibition
4 TL (carbons) EC-Goodwin (1945)
1 TL (copy) A. Conger Goodyear-EC (1939) re: refusal to lend work
1 TLS Hilla Rebay-EC (1939) re: refusal to lend work (See Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation)
|
1934, 1939, 1945 |
| I.24.22.3 |
New York, NY: H |
1934-36, 1944-45, 1949 |
| I.24.22.4 |
New York, NY: I - J Incl. Independent Citizens' Committee on the Arts, Sciences & Professions June conference program (? 1946), with Victor D'Amico
as one of speakers; I.L.G.W.U. corresp
|
1932, 1934, 1945 |
| I.24.22.5 |
New York, NY: K - L |
1935-36, 1939, 1945 |
| I.24.22.6 |
New York, NY: M Incl. 1 TLS Pierre Matisse-EC (1945); Metropolitan Museum of Art corresp
|
1934-36, 1937, 1939, 1945 |
| I.24.22.7 |
New York, NY: N - O |
1934-36, 1945 |
| I.24.22.8 |
New York, NY: P Incl. 1 ALS Walter Pach-EC (1939) re: loan refusal
|
1939, 1945 |
| I.24.22.9 |
New York, NY: R |
1932, 1934, 1937, 1945 |
| I.24.22.10 |
New York, NY: S - T Incl.
Tracks magazine corresp. re: feature on the DCE
See also, I.18/10(3.2) for related materials
|
1931-34, 1936-37, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.22.11 |
New York, NY: U - Z Incl. 2 TLS Julianna Force-AHB (1939)
Corresp. RE: 1939 New York World's Fair
1 TLS Force-AHB (1937)
1 TLS Edith Gregor Halpert (WPA)-EC (1936)
3 TLS Force (Whitney Museum of American Art)-AHB (1934)
|
1934-37, 1939, 1944-45 |
| I.24.23.1 |
Newark, DE (Women's College, University of Delaware) |
1934-37, 1939, 1945 |
| I.24.23.2 |
Newark, NJ - Newtonville, MA Newark, NJ
Newberg, OR
Newport, RI
Newport News, VA
Newton, IA
Newton, MA
Newtonville, MA
|
1931-32, 1934, 1935-36, 1937, 1939, 1945 |
| I.24.23.3 |
Niagara Falls, NY - Norman, OK Niagra Falls, NY
Norfolk, VA
Normal, IL
Norman, OK
|
1935-36, 1939, 1945 |
| I.24.23.4 |
Normandy, MO - Notre Dame, IN Normandy, MO
Norris, TN
North Canton, OH
North Evans, NY
North Fairfield, OH
North Library, MA
Northfield, MN
Northfield, VT
Northport, NY
Norton, MA
Norwalk, CT
Norwich, CT
Notre Dame, IN
|
1934, 1936, 1937, 1945 |
| I.24.23.5 |
Northhampton, MA (Smith College) Incl. 10 TLS Jere Abbott-EC
8 TLS Abbott-AHB
5 TLS Abbott-ARB
1 TLS Abbott-Philip Johnson
|
1933-36, 1937, 1938-39, 1944-45 |
| "O" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.23.6 |
Oak Ridge, TN - Oakland, MD Oak Ridge, TN
Oakland, CA (incl. Mills College)
Oakland, MD
|
1934-36, 1945 |
| I.24.23.7 |
Oberlin, OH - Olympia, WA Oberlin, OH
Ocean Grove, NJ
Ocean Park, VA
Ogden, UT
Ogontz, PA
Oklahoma City, OK
Olio, AR
Olivet, MI
Olympia, WA
|
1932-36, 1945 |
| I.24.23.8 |
Omaha, NE |
1934, 1936-37, 1945 |
| I.24.23.9 |
Oneonta, NY- Ozone Park, NY Oneonta, NY
Ontario, CA
Ontario, OR
Ontario, Canada
Orange, NJ
Orchard Park, NY
Orlando, FL
Orono, ME
Oshkosh, WI
Oswego, NY
Ottawa, Canada
Oxford, England
Oxford, IL
Oxford, MS
Oxford, OH
Ozone Park, NY
|
1933-34, 1936-37, 1945 |
| "P" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.23.10 |
Packanack Lake, NJ - Parlin, NJ Packanack Lake, NJ
Paducah, KY
Painesville, OH
Palisade, NJ
Palm Beach, FL
Palo Alto, CA (incl. Stanford University)
Palos Verdes Estates, CA
Paoli, PA
Parkdale, OR
Parkersburg, WV
Parlin, NJ
|
1932, 1934, 1936, 1945 |
| I.24.23.11 |
Pasadena, CA - Petersburg, VA Pasadena, CA
Paterson, NJ
Pawling, NY
Pecos, TX
Peekskill, NY
Pemberton, NJ
Pembroke, NC
Peoria, IL
Petersburg, VA
|
1934, 1935, 1937, 1945 |
| I.24.24.1 |
Philadelphia, PA, A - L |
1934, 1937, 1945 |
| I.24.24.2 |
Philadelphia, PA, M - Z |
1932-33, 1934, 1937, 1938-39, 1945 |
| I.24.24.3.1 |
Philadelphia, PA (Philadelphia Museum of Art) Incl. 2 TLS Henri Marceau-AHB
3 TLS Fiske Kimball-AHB
5 TLS Henry P. McIlhenny-AHB
|
1937, 1939, 1945 |
| I.24.24.3.2 |
Philadelphia, PA (Philadelphia Museum of Art) Incl. 2 TLS Marceau-AHB
7 TLS Marceau-EC
1 TLS Kimball-AHB
2 TLS McIlhenny-AHB
McIlhenny-EC.
7 TLS Henry Clifford-EC
|
1937 |
| I.24.24.3.3 |
Philadelphia, PA (Philadelphia Museum of Art) Incl. 6 TLS Marceau-AHB
8 TLS Marceau-ARB
4 TLS Marceau-Philip Johnson
2 TLS Marceau-Ernestine Fantl
4 TLS Kimball-AHB
4 TLS Kimball-ARB
1 TLS Kimball-Johnson
1 TLS Kimball-Jere Abbott
|
1931-34 |
| I.24.24.4 |
Phillips, TX - Pittsburgh, PA Phillips, TX
Phoenix, AZ
Pierre, SD
Pipestone, MN
Pittsburgh, PA
|
1934, 1937, 1945 |
| I.24.24.5 |
Pittsburgh, PA Incl. 1 TLS Edgar Kaufmann, Jr.-EC (1939)
|
1932, 1934, 1937, 1939, 1945 |
| I.24.24.6.1 |
Pittsburgh, PA (Carnegie Institute) Incl. 9 TLS Homer Saint-Gaudens-AHB; 2 TLS Saint-Gaudens-EC; 1 TLS A. Conger Goodyear-AHB
|
1936-37, 1939, 1944-45 |
| I.24.24.6.2 |
Pittsburgh, PA (Carnegie Institute) Incl. 3 TLS Saint-Gaudens-ARB; 1 TLS Saint-Gaudens-AHB
|
1932-34 |
| I.24.24.7 |
Pittsfield, MA - Portland, ME Pittsfield, MA
Plainfield, NJ
Plattsburgh, NY
Port Arthur, TX
Port Deposit, MD
Port Huron, MI
Port Washington, NY
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Port-of-Spain, Trinidad
Portales, NM
Portland, ME
|
1934, 1937, 1945 |
| I.24.25.1 |
Portland, OR |
1934, 1937, 1939, 1945 |
| I.24.25.2 |
Portland, OR (Portland Art Museum) See also, I.24.25.1, Portland Art Association
|
1936-37, 1939, 1944-45 |
| I.24.25.3 |
Portsmouth, VA - Princess Anne, VA Portsmouth, VA
Potsdam, NY
Pottstown, PA
Poughkeepsie, NY (Vassar College)
Presque Isle, ME
Pretoria, South Africa
See also, I.24.28(7.), South Africa
Princess Anne, VA
|
1932, 1937, 1944-45 |
| I.24.25.4 |
Princeton, NJ |
1936-37, 1945 |
| I.24.25.5.1 |
Providence, RI (Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design) |
1939, 1944-45 |
| I.24.25.5.2 |
Providence, RI (Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design) |
1931-32, 1933-34, 1936-37 |
| I.24.25.6 |
Providence, RI - Pyote, TX Providence, RI
Brown University corresp
Pullman, WA
Putney, VT
Pyote, TX
|
1934, 1936, 1937, 1944-45 |
| "Q" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.25.7 |
Quakertown, PA - Quincy, IL Quakertown, PA
Quansit Point, RI
Quincy, IL
|
1945 |
| "R" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.25.8 |
Racine, WI - Ramsey, NJ Racine, WI
Radford, VA
Radnor, IN
Raleigh, NC
Ramsey, NJ
|
1934, 1945 |
| I.24.25.9 |
Reading, MA - Richmond, IN Reading, MA
Reading, PA
Redlands, CA
Reno, NV
Rhinebeck, NY
Richfield Springs, NY
Richmond, CA
Richmond, IN
|
1934, 1940-41, 1945 |
| I.24.25.10 |
Richmond, VA |
1934, 1937, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.25.11 |
Ridgefield, CT - Rivers, AZ Ridgefield, CT
Ridgefield Park, NJ
Ridgewood, NJ
Ridgewood, NY
Ringtown, PA
Rios Piedras, Puerto Rico
2 TLS Richard Neutra-Janet Henrich O'Connell (1945)
River Edge, NJ
River Falls, WI
River Forest, IL
Riverdale, NY
Rivers, AZ
|
1934, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.26.1 |
Rochester, MN - Rochester, NY Rochester, MN
Rochester, NY
|
1934, 1944-45 |
| I.24.26.2.1 |
Rochester, NY (Rochester Memorial Art Gallery) |
1941, 1945 |
| I.24.26.2.2 |
Rochester, NY (Rochester Memorial Art Gallery) |
1934-37, 1939 |
| I.24.26.3 |
Rock Hill, SC - Rome, NY Rock Hill, SC
Rock Island, IL
Rockford, IL
Rockville, MD
Rome, GA
Rome, NY
|
1945 |
| I.24.26.4 |
Roxbury, CT - Ruston, LA Roxbury, CT
Royal Oak, MI
Ruston, LA
|
1934, 1941, 1945 |
| "S" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.26.5 |
Sacramento, CA - Saint Joseph, MO Sacramento, CA
Safford, AZ
Saginaw, MI
Saint Albans, VT
Saint Bonaventure, NY
Saint Charles, MO
Saint Joseph, MO
|
1932, 1940-41, 1945 |
| I.24.26.6 |
Saint Louis, MO Incl. Clayton, MO, corresp
|
1936-37, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.26.7 |
Saint Louis, MO Incl. 1 TLS H. W. Janson (Washington University)-EC (1945) re: information on circulating exhibitions
|
1932-34, 1936-37, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.26.8.1 |
Saint Louis, MO (City Art Museum of Saint Louis) Incl. 2 TLS Charles Nagel (Acting Director)-EC (1945)
|
1944-45 |
| I.24.26.8.2 |
Saint Louis, MO (City Art Museum of Saint Louis) Incl. 14 TLS Perry T. Rathbone (Director)-EC (1941)
1 TLS J. Lionberger Davis (Chairman, Security National Bank)-Abby Aldrich Rockefeller (Mrs. John D., Jr.) (1941)
|
1941-42 |
| I.24.26.8.3 |
Saint Louis, MO (City Art Museum of Saint Louis) Incl. 7 TLS Rathbone-EC (1940)
7 TLS Meyric R. Rogers (Director)-EC (1938-39)
|
1938-40 |
| I.24.26.8.4 |
Saint Louis, MO (City Art Museum of Saint Louis) Incl. 9 TLS Rogers-ARB (1934)
1 TLS Rogers-AHB
2 TLS Rogers-EC
2 TLS Louis La Beaume-EC
1 TLS La Beaume-ARB
|
1933-34, 1937 |
| I.24.26.9 |
Saint Martin, OH - Saint Paul, MN Saint Martin, OH
1 item only
Saint Paul, MN
|
1932, 1934, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.26.10.1 |
Saint Paul, MN (The Saint Paul Gallery and School of Art) |
1945 |
| I.24.26.10.2 |
Saint Paul, MN (The Saint Paul Gallery and School of Art) |
1934, 1937, 1941 |
| I.24.27.1 |
Salem, MA - Salt Lake City, UT Salem, MA
Salina, KS
Salisbury, CT
Salisbury, MD
Salisbury, NC
Salt Lake City, UT
|
1934, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.27.2 |
San Antonio, TX - San Diego, CA San Antonio, TX
San Bernadino, CA
San Diego, CA
|
1934, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.27.3 |
San Francisco, CA |
1937, 1939, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.27.4.1 |
San Francisco, CA (California Palace of the Legion of Honor) |
1941, 1944-45 |
| I.24.27.4.2 |
San Francisco, CA (California Palace of the Legion of Honor) |
1933-34, 1936-37 |
| I.24.27.5.1 |
San Francisco, CA (San Francisco Museum of Art) Incl. 14 TLS Grace McCann Morley-EC
1 ALS Morley-EC
|
1941-42 |
| I.24.27.5.2 |
San Francisco, CA (San Francisco Museum of Art) Incl. 7 TLS Morley-EC
1 TLS Morley-AHB (1939) re: unable to attend Museum opening
|
1939, 1941 |
| I.24.27.5.3 |
San Francisco, CA (San Francisco Museum of Art) Incl. 6 TLS Morley-AHB
1 TLS A. Conger Goodyear-AHB
1 TLS Margaret Gise (Marie Harriman Gallery)-AHB re: Morley and the San Francisco Museum of Art
|
1937 |
| I.24.27.5.4 |
San Francisco, CA (San Francisco Museum of Art) Incl. 1 ALS postcard AHB-EC
|
1937 |
| I.24.27.5.5 |
San Francisco, CA (San Francisco Museum of Art) Incl. 5 TLS Morley-Ernestine Fantl
1 TLS Morley-Thomas Mabry
3 TLS Morley-EC
|
1936-37 |
| I.24.27.5.6 |
San Francisco, CA (San Francisco Museum of Art) Formerly San Francisco Art Association (1934)
Incl. 8 TLS Morley-EC
1 TLS Morley-AHB
|
1931-32, 1934, 1936 |
| I.24.27.6 |
San Jose, CA - Santa Ana, CA San Jose, CA
San Pablo, CA
San Rafael, CA
Sandy Hook, NJ
Santa Ana, CA
|
1933-45 |
| I.24.27.7 |
Santa Barbara, CA - Saranac Lake, NY Santa Barbara, CA
Santa Fe, NM
Santa Maria, CA
Santa Monica, CA
Santa Paula, CA
Saranac Lake, NY
|
1934, 1937, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.28.1.1 |
Saratoga Springs, NY (Skidmore College) |
1941, 1944-45 |
| I.24.28.1.2 |
Saratoga Springs, NY (Skidmore College) |
1933-37 |
| I.24.28.2 |
Sarnia, Ontario, Canada - Scranton, PA Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Savannah, GA
Scarsdale, NY
Schenectady, NY
Scotts Bluff, NE
Scranton, PA
|
1932, 1934, 1937, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.28.3 |
Seattle, WA Incl. corresp. with Seattle Art Museum; Seattle Symphony Orchestra flyer for Ballet Russe
|
1934, 1936-37, 1941, 1944-45 |
| I.24.28.4 |
Seattle, WA (University of Washington: Henry Art Gallery; Washington State Museum) |
1933-34, 1937, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.28.5 |
Seattle, WA (The Western Association of Art Museum Directors; Seattle Art Museum) |
1936-37, 1939, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.28.6 |
Sedro Woolley, WA - Simsbury, CT Sedro Woolley, WA
Sewannee, TN
Sewickley, PA
Sheboygan, WI
Sheperdstown, WV
Shreveport, LA
Simsbury, CT
|
1934, 1937, 1939, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.28.7 |
Sioux City, IA - South Africa Sioux City, IA
Sioux Falls, SD
Snyder, NY
South Africa (Pretoria)
|
1934, 1938-39, 1945 |
| I.24.28.8 |
South Bend, IN - Spooner, WI South Bend, IN
South Byfield, MA
South Gate, CA
South Hadley, MA (Mt. Holyoke College)
South Langhorne, PA
South Orange, NJ
South River, NJ
Southport, CT
Spartanburg, SC
Spokane, WA
Spooner, WI
|
1934, 1937, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.28.9 |
Springfield, IL - Springfield, OH Springfield, IL
Springfield, MA
Springfield, MA
Springfield, NJ
Springfield, OH
|
1934, 1936-37, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.28.10 |
Springfield, MA (Springfield Museum of Fine Arts) |
1933-34, 1936-37, 1939, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.28.11 |
Springfield, MA (The George Walter Vincent Smith Art Gallery) |
1936-37, 1939, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.28.12 |
Stamford, CT - State College, PA Stamford, CT
State College, NM
State College, PA
|
1935, 1937, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.29.1 |
Staten Island, NY - Stockton, CA Staten Island, NY
Statesboro, GA
Staunton, VA
Sterling, KS
Stillwater, OK
Stockton, CA
|
1934, 1937, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.29.2 |
Storm Lake, IA - Syracuse, NY Storm Lake, IA
Stratford, CT
Stroudsburg, PA
Summit, NJ
Superior, WI
Swarthmore, PA
Sweet Briar College, VA
Syracuse, NY
|
1932, 1934, 1937, 1941, 1945 |
| "T" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.29.3 |
Tacoma, WA - Taft, CA Tacoma, WA
Taft, CA
|
1934, 1937, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.29.4 |
Taftville, CT - Tenafly, NJ Taftville, CT
Tallahassee, FL
Tampa, FL
Tarkio, MO
Tarrytown, NY
Tempe, AZ
Tenafly, NJ
|
1934, 1937, 1944-45 |
| I.24.29.5 |
Terre Haute, IN - Toledo, OH Terre Haute, IN
Thomasville, GA
Thomson, IL
Toledo, OH
|
1932, 1934, 1944-45 |
| I.24.29.6.1 |
Toledo, OH (Toledo Museum of Art) |
1939, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.29.6.2 |
Toledo, OH (Toledo Museum of Art) |
1932-34, 1937, 1938 |
| I.24.29.7 |
Tooele, UT - Toronto, Canada Tooele, UT
Topeka, KS
Toronto, Canada
|
1934, 1941, 1944-45 |
| I.24.29.8.1 |
Toronto, Canada (Art Gallery of Toronto) |
1945 |
| I.24.29.8.2 |
Toronto, Canada (Art Gallery of Toronto) |
1944 |
| I.24.29.8.3 |
Toronto, Canada (Art Gallery of Toronto) |
1941 |
| I.24.29.8.4 |
Toronto, Canada (Art Gallery of Toronto) |
1931, 1934-39 |
| I.24.29.9 |
Trenton, NJ - Troy, NY Trenton, NJ
Troy, NY
|
1932, 1934, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.29.10 |
Tucson, AZ - Tuscaloosa, AL Tucson, AZ
Turners Falls, MA
Tuscaloosa, AL
|
1934, 1937, 1941, 1944, 1945 |
| I.24.29.11 |
Tulsa, OK |
1937, 1939-41, 1945 |
| "U" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.30.1 |
University, AL - University, MS University, AL
University, LA
University, MS
|
1933-34, 1940-41, 1945 |
| I.24.30.2 |
University, VA (University of Virginia Museum of Fine Arts) |
1941 |
| I.24.30.3 |
University City, MO - Urbana, IL University City, MO
Upper Darby, PA
Urbana, IL
|
1931-34, 1945 |
| I.24.30.4.1 |
Utica, NY (Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute) |
1945 |
| I.24.30.4.2 |
Utica, NY (Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute) |
1937, 1941, 1945 |
| "V" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.30.5 |
Valdosta, GA - Victoria, Australia Valdosta, GA
Valley City, ND
Valparaiso, IN
Van Wert, OH
Vancouver, Canada
Vermillion, SD
Vicksburg, MS
Victoria, Australia
|
1939, 1941, 1945 |
| "W" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.30.6 |
Washington, DC Incl. corresp. with:
The American Association of American Museums
American Association of University Women
American Federation of the Arts
|
1937, 1939, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.30.7 |
Washington, DC Incl. corresp. with:
The American Federation of Labor
William A.M. Burden (U.S. Chamber of Commerce)
Children's Art Center
Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs (CIAA)
Cuban Embassy
Division of Cultural Cooperation, Department of State
National Housing Agency, Federal Public Housing Authority
Federal Security Agency, U.S. Office of Education
Federal Works Agency, Works Projects Administration
Frederick Gutheim
The Hecht Company
Mrs. Alex I. Henderson
Annemarie Henle
Mission of Alliance of Red Cross and Red Crescent of the U.S.S.R. in the U.S.A
Mitchell Jamieson
Library of Congress
|
1935, 1937, 1939, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.30.8 |
Washington, DC Incl. corresp. with:
Mount Vernon Seminary
National Cathedral School
National Catholic Welfare Conference
National Collection of Fine Arts
National Gallery of Fine Arts, Smithsonian Institution
National Education Association
Division of Urban Studies, National Housing Authority
National League of Women Voters
National Office of the C.I.O
New Zealand Supply Mission
Office of Defense Transportation
Office of Information and Statistics, Civil Aeronautics and Administration- Department of Commerce
Office of Production Management
Office of War Information (OWI) (see also, SERIES I.15)
Pan American Union
Phillips Memorial Gallery
David Porter; Potomac School
Nelson A. Rockefeller (Council of National Defense, Coordinator of Commercial and Cultural Relations Between the American
Republics; incl. 5 TLS Nelson A. Rockefeller-EC, 1941)
George F. Rohrlich
|
1939, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.30.9 |
Washington, DC Incl. corresp. with:
Stuart Junior High School
Mrs. Morrison G. Tucker
United Service Organizations, Inc
Library of the U.S. Civil Service Commission
Office of Information, Department of Agriculture, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Indian Arts and Crafts Board, U.S. Department of the Interior (incl. 1 TLS RDH-EC, 1941; 1 TL RDH-Holger Cahill, 1941)
Smithsonian Institution, U.S. National Museum
U.S. Office of Education (See Henle)
Washington Workshop
Woodward & Lothrop
|
1934, 1945 |
| I.24.30.10 |
Waldport, OR - Waterville, ME Waldport, OR
Walla Walla, WA
Wallingford, CT
Wallington, NJ
Waltham, MA
Warsaw, IN
Waterbury, CT
Watertown, CT
Waterville, ME
|
1934, 1937, 1940-41, 1945 |
| I.24.30.11 |
Wellesley, MA (Wellesley College) |
1934, 1937, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.30.12 |
Waukesha, WI - West Palm Beach, FL Waukesha, WI
Wauwatosa, WI
Wayland, MA
Wayne, PA
Waynesboro, VA
Wayzata, MN
Weatherford, OK
Webster Groves, MO
Weehawken, NJ
West Bend, WI
West Cornwall, CT
West Hartford, CT
West Harwich, MA
West Liberty, WV
West Los Angeles, CA
West Nyack, NY
West Palm Beach, FL
|
1933, 1934, 1937, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.30.13 |
West Pittston, PA - Weston, MA West Pittston, PA
West Point, NY
West Reading, PA
West Redding, CT
1 TLS EC-Katherine Dreier (1945), returned annotated by Dreier re: loan refusal; 2 TLS Dreier-Margaret Miller (1941) re: loan
of
Head of Marcel Duchamp by Antoine Pevsner
Incl. annotated postscript on proper lighting for its display
1 TLS Dreier-Miller (1941) re: loan requests (1941-42) and request to contact JJS concerning a loan to the exhibition
Joan Miró
Westerville, OH
Westfield, MA
Westminster, MD
Westmount, P.Q., Canada
Weston, MA
|
1934, 1936-37, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.31.1 |
Westport, CT - White Sulphur Springs, WV Westport, CT
Wheeling, WV
White Plains, NY
White Sulphur Springs, WV
|
1941, 1945 |
| I.24.31.2 |
Wichita, KS - Williamsport, PA Wichita, KS
Wichita Falls, TX
Wilkes-Barre, PA
Wyoming Historical and Geological Society corresp
Williamsport, PA
|
1932-34, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.31.3 |
Williamsburg, VA (College of William and Mary) Incl. 1 ALS Leslie Cheek, Jr.-EC (1937)
|
1936-37, 1940-41, 1945 |
| I.24.31.4 |
Williamstown, MA (Williams College) |
1932, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.31.5 |
Wilmington, DE - Wilmington, VT Wilmington DE
Wilmington, NC
Wilmington, VT
|
1934, 1937, 1939, 1941-42, 1945 |
| I.24.31.6 |
Wilton, CT - Winston-Salem, NC Wilton, CT
Winchendon, MA
Windsor, CT
Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Winfield, KS
Winnetka, IL
Winnipeg, Canada (Univ. of Manitoba)
Winona, MN
Winston-Salem, NC
|
1932-34, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.31.7 |
Winter Park, FL - Woodstock, VT Winter Park, FL (Rollins College)
Wolfville, N.S. [Nova Scotia], Canada (Acadia Univ.)
Woodbury, CT
2 TL (carbon) EC-Mr. and Mrs. Yves Tanguy (1945)
Woodstock, VT
|
1933-34, 1937, 1945 |
| I.24.31.8 |
Wooster, OH - Worcester, MA Wooster, OH (College of Wooster)
Worcester, MA
|
1934-37, 1941, 1945 |
| I.24.31.9.1 |
Worcester, MA (Worcester Art Museum) Incl. 5 TLS Louisa Dresser (Acting Director)-EC
|
1945 |
| I.24.31.9.2 |
Worcester, MA (Worcester Art Museum) Incl. 19 TLS Charles H. Sawyer (Director)-EC
4 TLS Dresser-EC
1 TLS Sawyer-DCM
|
1941 |
| I.24.31.9.3 |
Worcester, MA (Worcester Art Museum) Incl. 1 TLS H. W. Janson-EC (1937)
1 TLS Janson-Beaumont Newhall (1937)
2 TLS Dresser (Associate Curator)-EC (1936)
1 TLS Dresser-EC (1937).
|
1936-37, 1939-40 |
| I.24.31.9.4 |
Worcester, MA (Worcester Art Museum) Incl. 4 TLS Francis Henry Taylor-ARB
|
1932-34 |
| "X","Y","Z" Correspondence
|
| Folder |
Title |
Date |
| I.24.31.10 |
Yakima, WA - Zanesville, OH Yakima, WA
Yellow Springs, OH (Antioch College)
Yokahama, Japan (Japan Foreign Trade Fair [1949])
York, PA
Youngstown, OH
Zanesville, OH (Art Institute)
|
1937, 1940-41, 1945, 1949 |
|
| Series II. Exhibitions
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This series includes records concerning the organization of circulating exhibitions from 1931-1990, is arranged chronologically
into two series: Series II.1, Exhibitions, 1931-58 and Series II.2, Exhibitions, 1959-69, Series II.3 Exhibitions 1964-1990.
In addition to the exhibition itinerary and checklist (included for all exhibitions cited unless otherwise noted), the records
may contain the following: press releases; box lists; packing/unpacking instructions; wall label texts; interoffice memoranda;
customs receipts; shipping and insurance documents; correspondence with participating institutions and lenders; publicity
reports; press clippings; photographs, including installation views; and undated material. Correspondence of art historical
significance or of particular relevance to the Museum's history is noted
Descriptive entries for each exhibition include the exhibition's title, as it appears in published materials; the predominating
media type of the works included in the exhibition; its dates of circulation and number of venues on the tour, as confirmed
by the itinerary and administrative records; and album reference, if any. The registrar number assigned to exhibitions proposed
for domestic circulation between 1959 and 1968 (Series II.2) is also indicated. The majority of the entries are annotated
to include information regarding an exhibition's origin, including variant title and installation dates of the Museum exhibition
on which it was based; previous or subsequent tours; alternate titles by which the exhibition was known; curator responsible
for exhibition; sponsorship; lenders; international circulation; and dispersal.
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| II.1 Exhibitions, 1931-1958
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|
797 folders stored in 77 5" document boxes, 13 2.5" document boxes; 13x5x12" and one 4.5x6x8" index card box; 2 bundles of
photographic panels (32x43.5"; 20x25"); 1 12" acetate record album; 51 large format scrapbook albums (16x13x4"); 1 photograph
album (10x12x2"); 102 linear feet
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|
Due to the complexity of the collection and the historical organization of the material, folders in this series have been
numbered in the following manner: [Series].[Subseries].[Box].[Folder]
Some folders were later split into two or more folders and their numbering is as follows: [Series].[Subseries].[Box].[Folder].[Sub-folder]
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| Folder |
Title |
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| II.1.32.1 |
Alvar Aalto: Architecture and Furniture [A, in photo/text panels, models]
Lge. version, 1938-39 [8]
Sm. version, 1940-41 [7]: album A2(5)
MoMA Exh. #75, 3/5-4/8 1938
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|
| II.1.32.2 |
Abstract Japanese Calligraphy [PR]; 1955-57 [6]
ICE-D-3-53
Small version of 12 prints organized specifically for Farnsworth Art Museum, Wellesley College, 3/3-3/27 1957
MoMA Exh. #561,
Modern Abstract Japanese Calligraphy, 6/22-9/19 1954
Organized by Arthur Drexler
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|
| II.1.32.3 |
Abstract Painting (S17); [CR]; 1941-50 [57]: album
Young People's Rotating Exhibition
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|
| II.1.32.4.1 |
Abstract Painting in America [P]; 1951-52 [6]: album [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #466,
Abstract Painting and Sculpture in America, 1/24-3/25, 1951
Folder incl.:
1 TLS Man Ray-Andrew C. Ritchie (1951)
1 ALS Max Weber-Ritchie (1951)
1 ALS J. B. Neumann-Ritchie (1951)
1 TLS Curt Valentin (Buchholz Gallery)-Ritchie (1951)
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|
| II.1.32.4.2 |
Abstract Painting in America |
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| II.1.32.5 |
Abstract Photography [PP]; 1939-41 [16]: album
Folder incl. notes for a second exhibition proposed ca. 1951 and later cancelled.
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| II.1.32.6 |
Action Photography [PP]; 1943-45 [12]: album
MoMA Exh. #240, 8/18-9/19 1943
Folder incl.:
1 TLS JTS-Alice Otis (1945)
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|
| II.1.33.1 |
Actors and Clowns [PR]; 1945-49 [29]: album
Venues incl. four special showings at educational institutions, 1948
Separate version of 13 color reproductions installed at New York University-Bellevue Medical Center, 9/20 1948-9/20 1951
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|
| II.1.33.2 |
Advertising Art in the United States [D]; 1948-50 [24]: album
Based upon larger exhibition circulated to Denmark under the auspices of the Danish Designers' Circle (DDC), ca. 1947
See II.1.34.2,
American Advertising Art, upon which the nationally circulated version was based. Exhibition also referred to in papers as"Contemporary Advertising"
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|
| II.1.33.3 |
Advertising and Editorial Art in the United States [D]; 1950-53 [16]
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|
| II.1.33.4.1 |
African Negro Art [S]; 1935-36 [7]: album [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #39, 3/18-5/19 1935
See also, II.1.91(7)
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|
| II.1.33.4.2 |
African Negro Art Folder 4.2 incl. corresp. (1934-36) with lenders, primarily institutions, from Germany and Belgium (some corresp. in German)
1 ALS (in French) Jacques Lipchitz-"Mademoiselle"/MoMA (1936)
1 TLS Jay Leyda-AHB (1933)
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|
| II.1.33.5.1 |
Airways to Peace [D, in PP, photo/text panels + maps]
1943-44 [5]: album [3 folders]
MoMA Exh. #236, 7/2-10/31 1943
Exhibition text by Wendell L. Wilkie.
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|
| II.1.33.5.2 |
Airways to Peace |
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| II.1.33.5.3 |
Airways to Peace Folder 5.1 incl. 8 TLS William A.M. Burden-MW (1943-44)
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| II.1.33.6 |
Anni Albers: Textiles [D]; 1949-53 [26]
MoMA Exh. #421, 9/14-11/6 1949
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| II.1.33.7 |
Always the Young Stranger [PP]; 1953-54 [2]
Excerpted from MoMA Exh. #532,
Always the Young Strangers, 2/26-4/1 1953
Venues incl. 1 booking not on itinerary: Indiana University, Bloomington, 10/11-11/1 1953
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|
| II.1.34.1.1 |
America Builds [A, in photographs, plans + diagrams]
Org. 1944 [2]: album [2 folders]
Organized by the DCE for the OWI for exhibition in Sweden
Divided into 4 sections:
H. H. Richardson, Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright
Planning in the U.S.A
U.S. Housing in War and Peace
Outstanding Buildings of the Last 10 years, a version of
Built in USA: 1932-44, II.1.42.5
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| II.1.34.1.2 |
America Builds Folder 1.2 incl. 1 TLS John Funk-EC (1943)
2 TLS Mrs. Casey W. W. Wurster-EC (1944)
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|
| II.1.34.2 |
American Advertising Art [D, in objects + photographic panels]
1948 [1]
Exhibition prepared for the Danish Designers' Circle for exhibition in Copenhagen
Possible subsequent showings in Europe arranged by the DDC
See also, II.1.33.2,
Advertising Art in the United States, the nationally circulated version of this exhibition
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|
| II.1.34.3 |
American Architecture (S41). [A, in photographs
Sects. A,B,C]
1942-46
A [10], B [13], C [15]: album
Young People's Rotating Exhibition
Organized in 3 sections, with some institutions exhibiting more than one section:
(A) Formal Architecture in the Colonies and Early Republic
(B) Pioneers of Modern Architecture
(C) Modern American Architecture
Circulated by the AFA, 1944-46
Dismantled 6/1947
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| II.1.34.4 |
The American Dance [T]; 1940-42 [6]: album
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| II.1.34.5 |
American Folk Art: The Art of the Common Man in America [P]; 1933-34 [6]: album
MoMA Exh. #22, 11.30 1932-1.14 1933
Directed by Holger Cahill
Folder incl. 8 TLS Pennsylvania Museum of Art-ARB (1933-34)
5 TLS Pennsylvania Museum of Art-Holger Cahill (1933-34)
6 TLS ARB-Abby Aldrich Rockefeller (Mrs. John D., Jr.) (1933-34)
No itinerary or checklist available
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|
| II.1.34.6 |
American Graphic Art [PR]; ca. 1944 [-] [proposed]
Exhibition proposed for the Jewish National Museum Bezalel, Jerusalem
Folder incl. 1 TLS Carl O. Schniewind (Art Institute of Chicago)-EC (1945)
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|
| II.1.34.7 |
American Painters (S49); [CR]; 1943-46 [23]: album
Young People's Rotating Exhibition
Formerly titled
Reproductions of American Paintings
See II.1.97.5
Reproductions published 1943 in folio titled
American Art Portfolio, Series I and subsequently shown at the Museum. Revised 1945 and circulated as
American Painting Before 1900
See II.1.34.10
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| II.1.34.8 |
American Painting (A13); [CR]; 1943-45 [18]: album
Educational Project
Folder incl. records for subsequent version proposed ca. 1946-47 under the title
American Painting Since 1900
See II.1.34.11
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related materials
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|
| II.1.34.9 |
American Painting, I-III [CR]; 3 copies]; 1945-49 [I, 34; II, 28; III, 28]: album
Copies I-III traveled simultaneously
At the close of their tours, the exhibitions were sold to institutions/individuals
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| II.1.34.10 |
American Painting Before 1900 (S49); [CR]; 1946-51 [38]
Young People's Rotating Exhibition
Later version of
American Painters (S49), see II.1.34.7
Designed to serve as a preamble to the exhibition
American Painting
See II.1.34.9
Exhibition incl. work of John James Audubon, John Singleton Copley, Asher Brown Durand, Thomas Eakins, Winslow Homer, George
Inness and James Abbott McNeill Whistler
Venues incl. 1 booking not on itinerary: Cartoonists & Illustrators School, New York, 1/14-1/28 1951
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| II.1.34.11 |
American Painting Since 1900 [CR]; ca. 1946-47 [-] [proposed]; [NF]
Subsequent version of
American Painting (A13), proposed ca. 1946-47
See II.1.34.8 for records concerning proposed exhibition
These records do not indicate that this version was circulated
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| II.1.34.12 |
American Photographs by Walker Evans [PP]; 1938-40 [10]: album
MoMA Exh. #78,
Walker Evans: American Photographs, 9/28-11/18 1938
Folder incl. exhibition contract for special venue not on itinerary: Woman's Department Club of Shrevesport, LA
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| II.1.34.13 |
American Prints [PR]; 1947-48 [7]: album
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| II.1.34.14 |
The American Scene [PR]; 1939-42 [14]: album
40 prints, majority from the collection of Abby Aldrich Rockefeller (Mrs. John D., Jr.)
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| II.1.35.1 |
The American Snapshot [PP]; 1944-46 [13]: album
MoMA Exh. #254, 3/1-5/10 1944
Sponsored by Eastman Kodak
Exhibition incl. enlargements of 200 amateur photographs dating from 1888 to 1944
Prefabricated installation designed by architect Bernard Rudofsky
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| II.1.35.2 |
American Watercolors (S31); [CR]; 1941 [1]: album
Young People's Rotating Exhibition
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| II.1.35.3 |
The American Woodcut Today [PR]; 1953 [1]; [NF]
See ICE-F-7-53 (I, 1953) and ICE-F-18-53 (1956-60)
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| II.1.35.4 |
Americans 1942: 18 Artists from 9 States [P]; 1942-43 [8]: album
MoMA Exh. #168, 1/28-3/8 1942
100 works selected by DCM, the first in a series of exhibitions directed by her focusing on contemporary American art
See also, II.1.35.5, II.1.53.6, and II.2.133.7
Americans 1945, proposed for circulation ca. 1946, was never realized
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| II.1.35.5 |
Americans 1943: Realists and Magic Realists [P]; 1943-44 [5]: album
MoMA Exh. #217, 2/10-3/21 1943
Folder incl. 1 ALS Andrew Wyeth-DCM (1944)
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| II.1.35.6 |
Ancestral Sources of Modern Painting [CR]; 1941-45 [42, incl. Canadian tour]: album
Organized by the DCE but rented to the OWI for circulation in England, 1946
Exhibition sold, 1947. Exhibition (no. 39) also circulated to secondary schools as part of the Educational Program
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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| II.1.35.7 |
Ancient Arts of the Andes [S]; 1954 [2]
MoMA Exh. #550, 1/26-3/21 1954
Installed by RDH
Exhibition incl. sculpture, ornaments and textiles in collection of Nelson A. Rockefeller
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| II.1.35.8 |
The Animal Kingdom in Modern Art [P+S]; 1942-43 [7]: album
|
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| II.1.35.9 |
Animals in Art (S14, rev.); [CR]; 1943-47 [32]
Revision of Young People's Rotating Exhibition no. 37, 1941-42
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| II.1.35.10.1 |
The Architecture of the City Plan [A, in photo/text panels]
1950-55 [30] [2 folders]
|
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| II.1.35.10.2 |
The Architecture of the City Plan |
|
| II.1.36.1.1 |
The Architecture of Japan [A, in photo/text panels, drawings + plans]
1953-58 [27] [4 folders]
ICE-D-2-53
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| II.1.36.1.2 |
The Architecture of Japan |
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| II.1.36.1.3 |
The Architecture of Japan |
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| II.1.36.1.4 |
The Architecture of Japan |
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| II.1.36.2 |
The Architecture of Eric Mendelsohn [A, in photographs, plans + sketches]
1942 [2]: album
MoMA Exh. #159,
Architecture of Eric Mendelsohn, 1914-1940, 11/26 1941-1/4 1942
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| II.1.36.3 |
The Architecture of Henry Hobson Richardson [A, in photographs, plans + drawings]
1936-40 [14]: album
MoMA Exh. #45b, 1/14-2/16 1936
Assembled by Professor Henry-Russell Hitchcock and arranged by the Department of Architecture and Industrial Art
Exhibition incl. renderings, working drawings, plans, perspectives and photographs of projects designed by Richardson (1838-1886)
See also, I.24.15.4 for additional exhibitor corresp
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| II.1.37.1.1 |
Are Clothes Modern? [D, + photographs]
1944-46 [10]: album [3 folders]
Derived from MoMA Exh. #269, 11/28 1948-3/4 1945
Directed by architect Bernard Rudofsky
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| II.1.37.1.2 |
Are Clothes Modern? |
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| II.1.37.1.3 |
Are Clothes Modern? |
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| II.1.37.2 |
Art and the Experimental Film [F, in stills + text]; ca. 1947-48 [-] [cancelled]
Organized by the DCE
Shown at the Museum, 10/14 1947-1/4 1948 (unnumbered MoMA Exh.), but plans to circulate the exhibition were cancelled
Two series of film programs accompanied the exhibition, incl. films by Maya Deren, Hans Richter and Christopher Young
See also, I.4.2.13 for additional promotional material
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| II.1.37.3 |
Art Education in Wartime [PP]; 1943-45 [9]: album
Exhibition organized as part of the Educational Program
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| II.1.37.4 |
Art from Fighting China [P]; 1942-44 [13]: album
MoMA Exh. #205, 11/11-11/27 1942
Exhibition contents offered for sale to benefit United China Relief
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| II.1.37.5 |
Ar in Architecture [A]; ca. 1946 [-] [proposed
2 items
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| II.1.38.1.1 |
Art of Australia [P]; 1941-45 [29]: album [6 folders]
Organized under the auspices of the Carnegie Foundation, New York
Assembled and with catalog by Theodore Sizer, Director, Yale University Gallery of Fine Arts, New Haven, CT. Revised 1944
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| II.1.38.1.2 |
Art of Australia |
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| II.1.38.1.3 |
Art of Australia |
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| II.1.38.1.4 |
Art of Australia |
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| II.1.38.1.5 |
Art of Australia |
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| II.1.38.1.6 |
Art of Australia |
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| II.1.38.2.1 |
The Artist and the Decorative Arts [D]; 1950-53 [19] [4 folders]
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| II.1.38.2.2 |
The Artist and the Decorative Arts |
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| II.1.38.2.3 |
The Artist and the Decorative Arts |
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| II.1.38.2.4 |
The Artist and the Decorative Arts |
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| II.1.39.1 |
The Artist as Reporter [DR]
1940-42 [11]: album
MoMA Exh. #105,
PM Competition: The Artist as Reporter, 5/15-9/30 1940
Entries from competition sponsored by the newly founded New York City daily newspaper, PM
Folder incl. 1 TLS Philip Guston-EC and 1 TLS (postcard) Guston-EC (1941)
1 TLS Chet La More-EC (1941)
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| II.1.39.2 |
The Artist in Advertising [D]; 1943-44 [9]: album
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| II.1.39.3.1 |
The Artist's Family [P]; 1952-54 [15] [2 folders]
Organized by Suzette Blum
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| II.1.39.3.2 |
The Artist's Family |
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| II.1.39.4 |
The Artist's Poster [D]; 1952-56 [28]
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| II.1.39.5 |
An Artist's Zoo [PR]; 1946-49 [23]: album
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| II.1.39.6 |
The Arts in Therapy, I, II Sm. version
[D, + photo/text panels]
I, 1943-45 [14], II, 1943 [21]: II, album
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| II.1.39.7 |
The Arts in Therapy Lge. version
[D, + photo/text panels]
1943 [7]: album
MoMA Exh. #216, 2/3-3/7 1943
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| II.1.40.1.1 |
Arts of the South Seas [S]; 1946-47 [1]: album [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #306, 1/29-3/19 1946
Formerly titled
Folk Art Organized by the DCE for the Worcester Art Museum, Worcester, MA, 10/2-11/17 1946
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| II.1.40.1.2 |
Arts of the South Seas |
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| II.1.40.2 |
Bali: Background to War [P+S, D, DR, PP]; 1943-45 [11]: album
MoMA Exh. #239,
Bali, Background for War: The Human Problems of Relocation, 8/11-9/19 1943
Assembled by anthropologist Gregory Bateson
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| II.1.40.3 |
The Ballet: History, Art and Practice [DR, PP, PR]; 1940-42 [13]: album
MoMA Exh. #116,
The Ballet Today, 11/26 1940-3/6 1941
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| II.1.40.4 |
The Bauhaus: How It Worked [A+D]; 1939-40 [10]: album
Exhibition contains much of the same material as the larger show
Bauhaus: 1919-1928
See II.1.40.5 but organized in a more concentrated form
Largely photographs, with examples of graphic design, textiles and glass objects. This smaller exhibition assembled primarily
for circulation to colleges.
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| II.1.40.5.1 |
The Bauhaus: 1919-1928 [A+D]; 1938-40 [4]: album [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #82, 12/7 1938-1/30 1939
Assembled by Herbert Bayer under the supervision of Walter Gropius, Professor of Design, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
Exhibition illustrated the full range of the Bauhaus program, incl. examples of photography, books, posters, textiles, paintings,
drawings, stage and costume designs, typography and architectural design
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| II.1.40.5.2 |
The Bauhaus: 1919-1928 |
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| II.1.41.1 |
Rainey Bennett: Watercolors of Venezuela [P]; I, 1940-42 [14]
II, 1943 [3]: album
Watercolors of Venezuela commissioned by the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
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| II.1.41.2 |
Bookbindings by Ignatz Wiemeler [D]; 1935 [3]: album
MoMA Exh. #426,
Ignatz Wiemeler: Modern Bookbinder, 9/30-10/24 1935
See album.
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| II.1.41.3 |
Matthew Brady Photographs [PP]; 1954 [1]
Special exhibition organized for Corning Glass Center, Corning, NY. Also referred to as "20 Brady Photographs."
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| II.1.41.4 |
Georges Braque: Painter-Printmaker [PR]; 1954-57 [20]
Assembled by WSL
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| II.1.41.5.1 |
Brazil Builds Lge. version
[A, in photo/text panels]
1942-45 [16]: album [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #213, 1/13-2/28 1943
Based on the book by Philip L. Goodwin
Photographs by George E. Kidder-Smith of 85 buildings by 26 architects. Circulated to Brazil and Mexico under the auspices
of the CIAA
Mexican tour supervised by John McAndrew
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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| II.1.41.5.2 |
Brazil Builds |
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| II.1.41.6 |
Brazil Builds Sm. version
[A, in photo/text panels]; 1943-46 [17]
album
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| II.1.41.7 |
Brazil Builds [Slide Talk]; 1943-47, 1952 [13]
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| II.1.41.8.1 |
Marcel Breuer: Architect and Designer [A, in photo/text panels + plans]
1948-52 [22]: album [2 folders]
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| II.1.41.8.2 |
Marcel Breuer: Architect and Designer |
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| II.1.42.1.1 |
Bridges [A, in photographs]
1948-53 [19] [2 folders]
Exhibition based on the book The Architecture of Bridges (New York: The Museum of Modern Art, 1950) by Elizabeth Mock
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| II.1.42.1.2 |
Bridges |
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| II.1.42.2 |
A Brief Survey of Modern Painting in Color Reproductions, I, II [CR]; I, 1931-39 [55], II, 1931-37 [31]: album
MoMA Exh. #18, 7/20-10/5 1932
Organized by AHB in four sections:
Painting Fifty Years Ago: French and American
Cézanne and the Post-Impressionists
20th Century Painting [part I]
20th Century Painting [part II]
DCE version circulated variously as
A Brief Survey of Modern Painting in Color Reproductions and
A Brief Survey of Modern Art
Folder 2.2 incl. AHB exhibition notes (1927)
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| II.1.42.3 |
A Brief Survey of Photography from 1839-1937 [PP]; 1937-38 [12]: album
Smaller version of MoMA Exh. #60,
Photography 1839-1937, 3/17-4/18 1937
See II.1.91.9
Organized by Beaumont Newhall. Circulated primarily to schools. Folder contains itinerary only
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| II.1.42.4 |
Britain at War 1941-44 [20]: album
MoMA Exh. #130, 5/22-9/2 1941
Selected by Sir Kenneth Clark, Director, National Gallery, London. Comprehensive exhibition documenting the war through art
Exhibition incl. paintings, posters, architectural models, cartoons and caricatures, photographs, films and a section on camouflage
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| II.1.42.5 |
Built in U.S.A. 1932-44 [A, in models, plans + photo/text panels]
1944-46, 1948 [16]: album
MoMA Exh. #258c,
Built in U.S.A., 5/24-10/22 1944
Section C of
Art in Progress: 15th Anniversary Exhibition, directed by Elizabeth Mock
See also, II.1.50.6, II.1.86.2
Sold to the U.S. Army for use in Germany, 1949
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
A version of this exhibition was incl. in the four-part exhibition
America Builds
See II.1.34.1
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| II.1.43.1.1 |
Built in U.S.A.: Post-War Architecture [A, in photo/text panels, plans + stereoscopic slides]
1953-57 [20] [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #528, 1/20-3/15 1953
Organized by Henry-Russell Hitchcock and Arthur Drexler. 16 venues, 1953-57, incl. stereoscopic slides
4 venues, 1953-54, did not. Venues incl. 1 booking not on itinerary: Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, 10/1-11/1 1953
See also, ICE-F-12-53 (Portuguese version)
Adapted from MoMA Exh. #528 as part of U.S. representation in II Bienal do Museu de Arte Moderna, Sao Paulo, 12/12 1953-2/28
1954, and shown Rio de Janeiro, 4/22-5/7 1954 (see ICE-F-19-53)
Exhibition returned to New York 1954
Text panels converted into Spanish for Latin American tour, 1956-58 [6]
Dispersed 1958 (see ICE-F-27-55)
See also, ICE-F-10-53
European tour, 1954-58 [9]
See also, SP-ICE-9-55 (Italian version)
Commissioned by USIA
Tour, 1956-57 [7]
Presented to University of Warsaw at end of tour
See also, SP-ICE-20-57 (Copy 2, Romanian version)
Commissioned by USIA
Tour, 1958-60 [7]
Dispersed 1960
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| II.1.43.1.1 |
Built in U.S.A.: Post-War Architecture |
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| II.1.43.2 |
By the Sea [P]; 1949-51 [15]: album
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| II.1.43.3 |
By the Sea [CR]; 1952-57 [29
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| II.1.43.4 |
The California Group [PP]; 1940-41 [3]: album
Exhibition incl. photographs by Edward Weston and members of the"
F64"
Group: Ansel Adams, Imogen Cunningham, Dorothea Lange, Cedric Wright
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| II.1.43.5.1 |
Calligraphic and Geometric: Two Linear Tendencies in Recent American Painting [P]; 1950-54 [27] [3 folders]
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| II.1.43.5.2 |
Calligraphic and Geometric: Two Linear Tendencies in Recent American Painting |
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| II.1.43.5.3 |
Calligraphic and Geometric: Two Linear Tendencies in Recent American Painting |
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| II.1.43.6 |
Camouflage for Civilian Defense, I Sm. version. [D, in photo/text panels + models]
1942-44 [19]: album
MoMA Exh. #190, 8/12-9/13 1942
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| II.1.44.1.1 |
Camouflage for Civilian Defense, II Lge. version). [D, in photo/text panels + models]
1942-44 [16]: album [3 folders
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| II.1.44.1.2 |
Camouflage for Civilian Defense, II |
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| II.1.44.1.3 |
Camouflage for Civilian Defense, II |
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| II.1.44.2 |
Camouflage for Civilian Defense [Slide Talk]; 1942-44 [10
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| II.1.44.3 |
Henri Cartier-Bresson [PP]; 1947-49 [12]: album
MoMA Exh. #343,
The Photographs of Henri Cartier-Bresson, 2/4-4/6 1947
ca. 70 photographs produced especially for this exhibition
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| II.1.44.4.1 |
Carvers - Modelers - Welders: A Selection of Recent American Sculpture [S]; 1950-53 [19] [3 folders]
MoMA Exh. #455, 8/1-9/10 1950
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| II.1.44.4.2 |
Carvers - Modelers - Welders: A Selection of Recent American Sculpture Folder 4.2 incl. 1 TLS, 1 ALS Theodore J. Roszak-JS
1 ALS David Smith-JS
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| II.1.44.4.3 |
Carvers - Modelers - Welders: A Selection of Recent American Sculpture |
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| II.1.45.1 |
The Cat in Prints [PR]; 1955-57 [12
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| II.1.45.2 |
A Century of Photography, I, II [PP]; I, 1944-47 [34], II, 1944-48 [23]: album
Copy II, sold 1948
Copy I was circulated abroad, 1949, and sold at the conclusion of its tour. C/E catalogs indicate an Educational Project
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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| II.1.45.3 |
A Century of Photography [Slide Talk]; 1944-54 [43]: album
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| II.1.45.4 |
Marc Chagall [P, PR, DR]; ca. 1946 [-]
Planned in conjunction with The Art Institute of Chicago
Never circulated
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| II.1.45.5 |
Chagall's Etchings for the "Fables of La Fontaine" [PR]; 1953-55 [13]
Exhibition incl. 50 etchings accompanied by selections from Marianne Moore's translation of the Fables from the French
Title also appears in documentary material as "Chagall Etchings" and "Chagall's Etchings"
Folder incl. 1 TLS Moore-PAM
1 TLS Curt Valentin-PAM
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| II.1.45.6 |
Child Development Through Art, I, II [Slide Talk] 2 copies]
I, 1945-48, 1952-53 [53]
II, 1945-55 [46]
Copy I sent to EC
Returned to New York, 4.1952
See also, II.1.50.10, II.1.115.7 and II.1.115.8 for related exhibitions
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| II.1.45.7 |
Children in England Paint [P]; 1942-43 [14]: album
MoMA Exh. #156, 11/6-11/30 1941
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| II.1.45.8 |
Chinese Children's War Pictures [P]; 1944-46 [19]: album
MoMA Exh. #257, 4/5-5/4 1944
Shown in Young People's Gallery
Pictures brought to U.S. by the American Friends Service Committee
Exhibition also referred to in papers as "Chinese Children Picture the War"
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| II.1.46.1.1 |
The City [P]; 1951-54 [24] [2 folders]
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| II.1.46.1.2 |
The City Folder 1.2 incl. 1 TLS Lyonel Feininger-Libby Tannenbaum (1952)
1 TLS Edith Gregor Halpert-Tannenbaum (1952)
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| II.1.46.2 |
City Children at Play: Photographs by Helen Levitt [PP]; 1943-44 [1]
MoMA Exh. #221,
Helen Levitt: Photographs of Children, 3/10-4/10 1943
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| II.1.46.3 |
Civil War and Frontier Photographs [PP]; 1942-43 [4]: album
MoMA Exh. #172,
Photographs of the Civil War and the American Frontier, 3/3-4/5 1942
45 photographs by Matthew Brady, Alexander Gardner, William Henry Jackson, Timothy H. O'Sullivan
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| II.1.46.4.1 |
Classic and Romantic Traditions in Abstract Painting [P]; 1939-40 [6]: album [3 folders]
Exhibition codirected by DCM and JTS
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| II.1.46.4.2 |
Classic and Romantic Traditions in Abstract Painting |
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| II.1.46.4.3 |
Classic and Romantic Traditions in Abstract Painting Folder 3.3 incl. 1 TLS W. Chapler-AHB (1939)
2 ALS Balcomb Greene-EC
3 ALS Vaclav Vytlacil-EC (1939)
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| II.1.46.5 |
The Classical Motif [P+PR]; 1953-55 [20]
Folder incl. 2 ALS Theodoros Stamos-Geraldine Pelles:
1 TLS Stamos-Pelles
1 TLS Mrs. A. Conger Goodyear-Pelles (1953)
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| II.1.47.1.1 |
Clowns [P]; 1953-55 [14] [2 folders]
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| II.1.47.1.2 |
Clowns |
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| II.1.47.2 |
Competition for a Festival Theatre in Williamsburg, VA [A, in diagrams, photographs + model]
1939-41 [10]: album
MoMA Exh. #84,
Williamsburg Competition, 2/28-3/15 1939. Competition held by The American National Theatre and Academy, New York, and The Architectural Record
1st prize awarded to Eero Saarinen and his associates, Ralph Rapson and Frederic James
Philip L. Goodwin and Edward Durrell Stone received second and third prizes, respectively
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| II.1.47.3 |
Competition for a New Smithsonian Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C [A, in original designs]
1939-40 [4]: album
MoMA Exh. #95,
Smithsonian Competition, 1/12-3/3 1940
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| II.1.47.4 |
Competition for Printed Fabrics [D]; 1947-49 [7]: album
MoMA Exh. #345,
Printed Textiles for the Home, 3/11-6/15 1947
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| II.1.47.5 |
Competition for Sculpture in Plexiglas [S]; ca. 1939 [-] [proposed]
Assembled
Never circulated
Winning sculpture by Alexander Calder exhibited at 1939 World's Fair
Exhibition also referred to in papers as "Competition for Plexiglas Sculpture"
No itinerary to indicate national circulation
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| II.1.47.6 |
Competition for Wheaton College Art Center [A, in plans + drawings]
1939-41 [17]: album
MoMA Exh. #77,
Wheaton College Competition, 6/28-9/12 1938
Competition sponsored by the Museum and The Architectural Forum
Exhibition incl. 46 designs, incl. plans and elevations, by Marcel Breuer, Walter Gropius, George Howe, Richard Neutra, Eero
Saarinen, others
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| II.1.47.7 |
Contemporary British Lithographs [PR]; 1951-53 [8]
Expanded version of MoMA Exh. #457,
Drawings from the Museum Collection. Recent Acquisitions: British Color Lithographs, 9/12 1950-1/1 1951
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| II.1.47.8 |
Contrasts in Painting [P]; n.d. [-] [proposed]
Exhibition proposed for the Educational Program
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| II.1.47.9 |
Contrasts in Pictorial Representation [P]; 1941 [1]: album
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| II.1.47.10 |
Costume Carnival: Modern Stage Costumes and Their Sources [T, in photographs, drawings + paper sculptures]; 1945-48 [19]: album
MoMA Exh. #296,
Costume Carnival, 8/29-9/23 1945
Organized by the Department of Dance and Theatre Design.8
Venues incl. 1 booking not on itinerary: the Brearley School, New York, 10/21-11/11 1948
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| II.1.48.1 |
Creative Achievements of the U.S [PP]; Organized ca. 1944 [-]
Six exhibits of 10 photopanels each, prepared for the OWI and the CIAA for circulation in Latin America:
This Is the U.S.A
A Culture Grows
Land and the People
Men and Machines
A Healthy Mind in a Healthy Body
Citizens in a Democracy
Texts in French, Spanish, Portuguese
Photographers incl. Berenice Abbott, Alfred Eisenstaedt, Ewing Galloway, Frederic Lewis and Brett Weston
Folder 1.5 incl. Farm Security Administration photographs
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for material related to the exhibit
This Is the U.S.A
. No itinerary available
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| II.1.48.2 |
Creative Art by American Children, I, II [P]; [2 copies]
I, 1945-46 [14]
II, 1946-47 [13]
Exhibition organized as part of the Educational Program
Based on an exhibition organized in response to the exhibition
Soviet Children's Art
See II.1.102.6
Works selected by jury made up of representatives of the Art Committee of the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship:
Mervin Jules, Max Weber, Raphael Soyer, Victor D'Amico
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| II.1.49.1 |
Creative Photography [CR]; Organized ca. 1945 [-]
MoMA Exh. #280, 3/6-3/25 1945
Andreas Feininger provided technical assistance. One of a series of exhibitions produced in multiple copies for purchase
See also, II.1.54.1,
Elements of Design, II.1.72.2,
Look at Your Neighborhood and II.1.120.1,
What Is Modern Painting?
12 panels of photographs
Spanish and Portuguese editions were prepared by the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., Inter-American Office, for
Latin American tour, 1945-46
Circulated in Australia, 1945
Folder 1.2 incl.
1 ALS (in French) Henri Cartier-Bresson- "Mademoiselle "/MoMA (1945)
1 ALS Edward Weston-Alice Otis
1 ALS Cedric Wright-Otis
1 TLS/ALS Ralph Steiner-Otis
Panel photographs
12 29x40" panels and 1 43.5x32" panel from the exhibition exist
See Bundle #124
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
C/E catalogs suggest earlier tour, ca. 1943-44, under the title
Creative Photography: From Its Beginning to the Present
16 CR panels, circulated by the Educational Program.
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| II.1.49.2 |
Crow Island School Model [A]; 1947-48 [2]; [NF]
Special exhibition
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| II.1.49.3 |
Cuban Painting Today [P]; 1944-46 [12]: album
MoMA Exh. #255,
Modern Cuban Painters, 3/17-5/7 1944
Selected by Cuban art critic José Gómez Sicre and AHB and partially sponsored by the Inter-American Office of the National
Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C
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| II.1.49.4.1 |
Cubism and Abstract Art [P+S]; 1936-37 [7]: album [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #46, 3/2-4/19 1936
Assembled by AHB
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| II.1.49.4.2 |
Cubism and Abstract Art Folder 4.2 incl:
1 ALS Jean (Hans) Arp-AHB (1936)
1 ALS Giacomo Balla-AHB (1936)
1 ALS Alexander Calder-AHB (1936)
1 ALS (postcard) Calder-AHB (1936)
1 ALS Calder-Miss Mallette (1938)
1 TLS Frank Crowninshield-AHB (1936)
1 ALS Sonia and Robert Delaunay-AHB (1936)
1 TLS Katherine Dreier-AHB (1936)
1 ALS Marcel Duchamp-AHB (1936)
1 ALS Alberto Giacometti-AHB (1936)
1 TLS Frederick J. Kiesler-John McAndrew (1937)
1 TLS Kiesler-EC (1937)
1 ALS Frank Kupka-AHB (1936)
1 TLS Julien Levy-AHB (1936)
1 ALS Jacques Lipchitz-AHB (1936)
3 ALS Piet Mondrian-AHB (1937)
1 ALS Henry Moore-AHB (1936)
1 TLS J. B. Neumann-AHB (1936)
1 ALS Ben Nicholson-AHB (1936)
2 TLS JJS-AHB (1937, 1936)
1 TLS Georges Vantongerloo-AHB (1936)
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| II.1.50.1 |
Salvador Dali [P]; 1941-43 [8]: album
MoMA Exh. #158, 11/19 1941-1/11 1942
Assembled by JTS
Size of exhibition reduced in 1943
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| II.1.50.2 |
Dance in America [T, in photographs]; 1945-46 [14]: album
50 enlargements of photographs by Gjon Mili, George Platt-Lynes, André Kertész, others
1947-49 bookings cancelled by MoMA for circulation in Germany
Exhibition sold to the U.S. State Department for this purpose, 1950
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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| II.1.50.3 |
Charles Demuth [P]; 1950-51 [6]: album
MoMA Exh. #439, 3/7-6/11 1950
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| II.1.50.4 |
Design and the Modern Poster [PR, photo/text panels + diagrams]; 1947-49 [17]
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| II.1.50.5 |
Design for Learning [Film cycle]; 1944-46
Album
Shown in conjunction with the exhibition
Modern Architecture for the Modern School
See II.1.75.1
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| II.1.50.6 |
Design for Use [D]; Organized ca. 1944 [-]
MoMA Exh. #258b, 5/24-10/22 1944
Section B of
Art in Progress: 15th Anniversary Exhibition
Directed by Elizabeth Mock (See also, II.1.42.5, II.1.86.2)
2 additional boxes of related exhibition materials exist:
Box 51 12x5x3" contains notes on objects in the exhibition on 5x3" index cards, arranged alphabetically by manufacturer, designer
or distributor
Box 52, 8x6x4.5" contains fabric samples
No itinerary available
Tour unconfirmed
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| II.1.50.7 |
Designed for Children [D, PR, PP]; 1946-48 [9]
MoMA Exh. #320, 6/11-10/6 1946
Prepared by Victor D'Amico
See also, I.4.2.12, for additional promotional material
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| II.1.50.8 |
Designing a Stage Setting (S28); [T, in photographic panels + model]; 1941-44 [9]: album
Young People's Rotating Exhibition
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| II.1.50.9.1 |
De Stijl [P+S, A+D, PP]; 1952-53 [1] [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #527, 12/16 1952-2/15 1953
Circulated in the U.S. by the Dutch Government
Exhibition incl. paintings, sculpture, models and photographic panels of buildings, furniture, interiors and typography by
Piet Mondrian, Theo van Doesburg, Georges Vantongerloo, J.J.P. Oud, Gerrit Rietveld, Cornelis van Esteren
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| II.1.50.9.2 |
De Stijl |
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| II.1.50.10 |
Development in Children's Art [P]; 1945-48 [27]
MoMA Exh. #281, 3/14-5/13 1945
Assembled from children's art produced in classes sponsored by the Educational Program
See also, II.1.45.6, II.1.115.7 and II.1.115.8 for related exhibitions
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| II.1.50.11 |
Development of Abstract Art [P]; ca. 1953 [-]
Folder incl. clippings only
Tour unconfirmed
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| II.1.50.12 |
Diogenes with a Camera II [PP]; 1953 [1]
MoMA Exh. #525, 11/25 1952-3/8 1953
One of five exhibitions in a series, organized by Edward Steichen. Shown Detroit Institute of Arts, 11/1-11/30 1953
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| II.1.50.13 |
Documents of America: The Rural Scene [PP]; 1939-40 [12]: album
Farm Security Administration photographs by Walker Evans, Ben Shahn, Arthur Rothstein, Russell Lee, Dorothea Lange, Theodor
Jung
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| II.1.50.14 |
Drawings and Prints from the Permanent Collection [DR, PR]; 1936-37 [6]; [NF]
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| II.1.50.15 |
Drawings by Matisse, Seurat, Renoir and van Gogh [CR]; 1941-48 [43]: album
Exhibition revised 1945-46
Separate exhibition of reproductions (no. 25) circ. 1941-44 (8 venues) album
C/E catalogs indicate organization by the Educational Program
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| II.1.51.1 |
Design for Use [D]; Organized ca. 1944 [-]
index card file of objects exhibited
Ancillary material to
Design for Use
See II.1.50.6
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| II.1.52.1 |
Design for Use [D]; Organized ca. 1944 [-]
Fabric samples
Ancillary material to
Design for Use
See II.1.50.6
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| II.1.53.1 |
Early Modern Architecture [A, in photographs + models]
1933-36 [6]: album
MoMA Exh. #23,
Early Modern Architecture: Chicago 1870-1910, 1/18-2/23 1933
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| II.1.53.2.1 |
Early Works by Modern Masters [P]; 1953-56 [19] [3 folders]
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| II.1.53.2.2 |
Early Works by Modern Masters |
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| II.1.53.2.3 |
Early Works by Modern Masters |
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| II.1.53.3.1 |
The Eight [P]; 1943-44 [7]: album [2 folders]
Exhibition assembled and circulated in cooperation with the Brooklyn Museum, where it was initially shown, 11/24 1943-1/16
1944
Organized by John I.H. Baur, Curator of Paintings, Brooklyn Museum
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| II.1.53.4 |
Eight Paintings for Children (A7). [CR]; 1943-46 [30]: album
Educational Project
Venues incl. 1 booking not on the itinerary: the Brearley School, New York, 2.11-2.25 1947
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| II.1.53.5 |
Eight Sculptors and Their Drawings [S+DR]
1943 [4]: album
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| II.1.53.6 |
Eighteen Artists from Nine States [P]; 1942-43 [7]: album
35 works selected from the larger exhibition
Americans 1942
See II.1.35.4
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| II.1.54.1 |
Elements of Design [D, in photographic panels + CR]
Organized ca. 1945 [-]
MoMA Exh. #299, 10/24-11/18 1945
Planned and designed by Robert J. Wolff in collaboration with EC, Victor D'Amico and Alice Otis. One of a series of exhibitions
produced in multiple copies for purchase; see note, II.1.49.1
Australian tour, 1945:
Folder incl. 1 TLS Wolff-EC (1945)
installation photographs
Two sets of 24 20x25" panels from the exhibition exist
See Bundle #125
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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| II.1.54.2.1 |
The Embellished Surface: Exploration with the Medium [P]; 1953-55 [8] [2 folders]
Folder 2.1 incl. 1 ALS Herbert Ferber-Waldo Rasmussen (6/1955)
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| II.1.54.2.2 |
The Embellished Surface: Exploration with the Medium Folder 2.2 incl. 1 ALS Theodore J. Roszak-JS (7/1953), 1 ALS Boris Margo-JS (7/1953)
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| II.1.55.1 |
Emotional Design in Modern Painting [CR]; 1940-46 [43]: album
Prepared in collaboration with the Phillips Memorial Art Gallery, Washington, D.C
C/E catalogs suggest exhibition organized for circulation to secondary schools as part of the Educational Program
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| II.1.55.2 |
English Color Lithographs [PR]; 1941-42 [8]: album
Young People's Rotating Exhibition
Exhibition title changed to
English Color Lithographs for Schools (S52) as indicated in 1942-43 C/E catalog
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| II.1.55.3 |
James Ensor: Prints [PR]; 1951-53 [5]
Title on itinerary given as "James Ensor: Prints and Drawings"
Title elsewhere as above
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| II.1.55.4 |
Etchings by Matisse [PR]; 1955-57 [13]
MoMA Exh. #578, 5/4-5/31 1955
Itinerary states that exhibition was "shown as part of a larger print show,"
Prints from Europe and Japan
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| II.1.55.5.1 |
Europe - The New Generation: French, Italian and British Painters [P]; 1952-54 [15] [3 folders]
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| II.1.55.5.2 |
Europe - The New Generation: French, Italian and British Painters |
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| II.1.55.5.3 |
Europe - The New Generation: French, Italian and British Painters |
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| II.1.55.6 |
European and American Paintings [P]; 1942-44 [17]: album
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| II.1.56.1 |
European Artists in the United States [P]; 1945-46 [7]: album
Exhibition directed by JJS
Folder incl. 3 ALS Fernand Léger-EC/AHB (1945-46)
1 ALS Yves Tanguy-EC (1945)
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| II.1.56.2 |
European Commercial Printing of Today [D]; 1935-36 [8]: album
MoMA Exh. #40, 5/22-6/1 1935
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| II.1.56.3 |
The Evolution of the Skyscraper [A, in photographs]
1939-44 [17]: album
Circulated in Great Britain under OWI auspices, 1946
16mm film of the same title was also available for rental
C/E catalogs indicate an Educational Project
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| II.1.56.4 |
The Exact Instant: Events and Faces in 100 Years of News Photography [PP]; 1949-51 [11]: album
MoMA Exh. #399, 2/8-5/1 1949
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| II.1.56.5 |
Experimental Printmaking in Europe [PR]; ca. 1947-48 [1]
Selected by Stanley William Hayter. No itinerary available
Corresp. indicates only 1 showing, the California Palace of the Legion of Honor, San Francisco
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| II.1.56.6 |
Exposition of Contemporary North American Painting [P]; 1941 [10]
Exhibition organized by the Brooklyn Museum, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Museum of Modern Art, Whitney Museum of American
Art, and American Museum of Natural History in cooperation with the CIAA
Circulated by The Museum of Modern Art. The paintings were divided into three sections that circulated simultaneously throughout
Latin America
Prior to shipment, it was shown at the Metropolitan under the title,
Contemporary Painting in the United States, 4/19-4/27 1941
Folder incl. 1 report only
See also, Early Museum History: Administrative Records, Latin-American Program Series
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| II.1.56.7 |
Expressionism in Prints [PR]; 1946-48 [11]: album
Exhibition reduced in size when offered for circulation in 1947/48
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| II.1.56.8 |
Fabrics: Good Design 1952 [D]; 1952-55 [17]
Selected from MoMA Exh. #520,
Good Design, 9/23-11/30 1952
See also, II.1.62.5
Edgar Kaufmann, Jr., responsible for exhibition
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| II.1.56.9 |
The Face of America [P]; 1940-43 [26]: album
Works drawn from the Museum Collection and the WPA Federal Art Project
One of four circulating exhibitions installed at the Museum under the collective title
Four American Travelling Exhibitions (MoMA Exh. #99, 4/3-4/28 1940)
Installed by DCM
In addition to
The Face of America, the exhibitions incl.
Mystery and Sentiment, II.1.84.7,
Prints by Jennie C. Lewis, II.1.95.9, and
35 Under 35, II.1.109.6
See also, MoMA press release #40402-22
Exhibition reduced in 1942 to 20 paintings so that it could be accommodated by schools and small galleries
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| II.1.56.10 |
Faces and Figures [P+S]; 1945-47 [15]: album
Exhibition incl. works by European modernists as well as the young American artist Emma Lu Davis
Folder incl. 1 ALS Alexander Calder-JS (1945)
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| II.1.56.11 |
Faces and Places in Brazil: Photographs by Genevieve Naylor [PP]; 1943-44 [7]: album
MoMA Exh. #215, 1/27-2/28 1943
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| II.1.56.12 |
The Faces of Korea [PP]; 1951 [5]
Based on MoMA Exh. #470,
Korea: The Impact of War in Photographs, 2/13-4/22 1951
Photographs of wartime Korea, curated by Edward Steichen
25 photographers
DCE version originally proposed under the title
Korea: The Impact of War
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| II.1.56.13 |
Familiar Places (A15). [CR]; 1943-45 [16]: album
Educational Project
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| II.1.57.1.1 |
The Family of Man, I, II [PP; 2 copies]
1955-58 [33] [3 folders]
75 photographic panels excerpted from MoMA Exh. #569, 1/24-5/8 1955
Organized by Edward Steichen as part of the Museum's 25th Anniversary Program (See also, II.1.69.1 for related material)
U.S. tour 1955-56; see also, SP-ICE-10-55
503 photographic panels, 50 text panels
Commissioned by the USIA for circulation in Europe
Four copies:
I, 1955-62 [18]
II, 1955-63 [27]
III, 1957-65 [24]
IV, 1957-62 [12]
Copy III presented to the Government of Luxembourg, 1965, at Steichen's request; remaining copies dispersed
See also, SP-ICE-18-57 (revised)
U.S. tour, 1957-58
Acquired by USIA at conclusion of national tour for circ. abroad [3 venues], dispersed, 1958
See also, SP-ICE-24-59
Refurbishment of Copy I for presentation at American National Exhibition in Moscow, Jan. 24-May 8, 1959
See also, ICE-F-14-53
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| II.1.57.1.2 |
The Family of Man, I, II |
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| II.1.57.1.3 |
The Family of Man, I, II |
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| II.1.58.1 |
The Family of Man, I, II See II.1.57.1
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| II.1.58.2 |
The Family of Man, I, II See II.1.57.1
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| II.1.58.3 |
The Family of Man, I, II See II.1.57.1
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| II.1.58.4 |
The Family of Man, I, II See II.1.57.1
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| II.1.58.5 |
The Family of Man, I, II See II.1.57.1
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| II.1.58.6 |
The Family of Man, I, II See II.1.57.1
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| II.1.58.7 |
The Family of Man, I, II See II.1.57.1
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| II.1.58.8 |
The Family of Man, I, II See II.1.57.1
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| II.1.59.1 |
Fantastic Art, Dada and Surrealism [P]; 1938 [6]: album
MoMA Exh. #55, 12/7 1936-1/17 1937
Organized by AHB
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| II.1.59.2 |
Fantastic Art, Past and Present [P]; 1938 [10]: album
Selected from the larger exhibition
Fantastic Art, Dada and Surrealism
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| II.1.59.3.1 |
Fantastic Landscapes [P]; 1954-56 [13] [2 folders]
Assembled by Jermayne McAgy (California Palace of the Legion of Honor, San Francisco) for the DCE
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| II.1.59.3.2 |
Fantastic Landscapes Folder 3.2 incl. 1 TLS JTS-PAM (9/21/54)
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| II.1.59.4.1 |
Lyonel Feininger [P]; 1944-46 [9]: album [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #264, 10/24 1944-1/14 1945
Directed by DCM
Folder incl. 1 TLS Lyonel Feininger-John Gordon (1945) regarding Rail Viaduct
1 ALS Feininger-Margaret Jarden (10/26/45)
1 TLS Julia and L. Feininger-EC (12/26/44)
2 TLS Eric Mendelsohn-EC
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| II.1.59.4.2 |
Lyonel Feininger |
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| II.1.59.5 |
Fifteen American Sculptors [S]; 1941-43 [12]: album
[folder incl. 2 TLS Louis Slobodkin-DCM (1941)
1 ALS Nat Werner-DCM (1941)
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| II.1.59.6 |
Fifteen Latin American Painters Revised). [P]; 1944-46 [19]: album
Designed for colleges and schools unable to accommodate the larger exhibition
Paintings from Latin America in The Museum of Modern Art Collection
See II.1.90.8
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| II.1.59.7 |
Fifteen Modern Watercolors [CR]; 1945-53 [59]
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| II.1.60.1.1 |
Fifty Great Photographs [PP]; 1948-58 [53] [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #382,
50 Photographs by 50 Photographers, 7/27-9/26 1948
Organized by Edward Steichen. Revised 1956
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| II.1.60.1.2 |
Fifty Great Photographs |
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| II.1.60.2 |
Fifty-three Prints [PR] 1949 [1]; [NF]
Special exhibition prepared for the California Palace of the Legion of Honor, San Francisco, 3/1-4/1 1949
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| II.1.60.3 |
Figures and Faces [DR]; 1954-57 [15]
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| II.1.60.4 |
Figures in Bronze [S]; 1939-41 [13]: album
[folder incl. 2 TLS Alexander Archipenko-EC (1940, 1941)
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| II.1.60.5 |
Fine Prints in Color [PR]; 1944-46 [22]: album
Organized as part of the Educational Program
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| II.1.60.6 |
Five French Photographers [PP]; 1952-56 [21]
MoMA Exh. #497, 12/18 1951-2/24 1952
Exhibition incl. photographs by Brassa, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Robert Doisneau, Willy Ronis and Izis Bidermanas, selected
by Edward Steichen
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|
| II.1.60.7 |
John B. Flannagan: A Retrospective Exhibition [S]; 1942-43 [4]: album
MoMA Exh. #204,
The Sculpture of John B. Flannagan, 10/28-11/29 1942
Selected by DCM
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|
| II.1.60.8 |
Forty Drawings from the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art [DR]
1947-49 [11]: album
Excerpted from MoMA Exh. #347,
Drawings in the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art, 4/15-6/1 1947
DCM involved with selection
Folder incl. lists for
Hundred Drawings from the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art, from which the smaller exhibition was drawn
See II.1.65.2
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| II.1.60.9 |
Forty Large Prints by Modern Artists [PR] 1939-41 1[12]: album
Part of
Art in Our Time: 10th Anniversary Exhibition
See also, II.1.74.3,
Georges Méliès: Magician and Film Pioneer and II.1.100.6,
Seven American Photographers
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| II.1.60.10 |
Forty-five Drawings from the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art [DR]
1951-55 [30]
DCM involved with selection
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| II.1.61.1 |
Four American Graphic Designers [D]; 1954-56 [18]
MoMA Exh. #551, 2/9-4/4 1954
Artists incl. Leo Lionni, Noel Martin, Herbert Matter and Ben Shahn
Folder incl. 1 ALS, 1 TLS Shahn-PAM (1956)
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| II.1.61.2 |
Four American Watercolorists: Sargent, Homer, Burchfield, Dehn [P]; 1943-44 [7]: album
Assembled in collaboration with the Brooklyn Museum
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|
| II.1.61.3 |
Four Modern Painters Teaching Portfolio). [CR]; 1943-45 [13]: album
See note, II.1.107.2, Teaching Portfolios.
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| II.1.61.4.1 |
Fourteen Americans [P]; 1946-47 [5]: album [4 folders]
MoMA Exh. #329, 9/10-12/8 1946
Directed by DCM.
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| II.1.61.4.2 |
Fourteen Americans |
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| II.1.61.4.3 |
Fourteen Americans Folder 4.3 incl. 1 TLS Peggy Guggenheim-DCM (1946)
1 ALS Theodore J. Roszak-Virginia Pearson (1946)
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| II.1.61.4.4 |
Fourteen Americans |
|
| II.1.61.5.1 |
From Sketch to Sculpture [DR+S]; 1952-54 [11] [2 folders]
Assembled by JS
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| II.1.61.5.1 |
From Sketch to Sculpture |
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| II.1.62.1 |
From Sketch to Stage [T, in photographs + drawings]; 1945-48 [22]
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|
| II.1.62.2 |
Functions of the Camera (S50); [PP]; 1939-44 [27]: album
Young People's Rotating Exhibition
Organized for circulation by Beaumont Newhall
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|
| II.1.62.3 |
Furniture Design Today [D, + photo/text panels]
1941-45 [25, incl. Canadian tour]: album
Based on MoMA Exh. #148,
Organic Design in Home Furnishings (Inter-American Competition), 9/24-11/9 1941
Competition was held at the Museum, 9/30 1940-1/11 1941
Overseen by Eliot Noyes, it was the first major activity of the Museum's new Department of Industrial Design
See also, II.1.73.5 and II.1.88.2 for related exhibitions
Prepared as an independent exhibition by the DCE for circulation to secondary schools
Purchased by exhibitor, 1947
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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| II.1.62.4 |
Julio Gonzalez [P+S, DR]; 1956 [2]
MoMA Exh. #597,
Julio Gonzalez Retrospective, 2/8-4/18 1956
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| II.1.62.5 |
Good Design [A+D]; 1950, 1951 [2]
First (1950) and second (1951) exhibitions in a series of annuals cosponsored by The Merchandise Mart, Chicago
1950 exhibition opened in Chicago before traveling to New York (MoMA Exh. #463, 11/22 1950-1/28 1951)
Directed by Edgar Kaufmann, Jr., installed at the Museum by Charles and Ray Eames
1951 exhibition also opened in Chicago before traveling to New York (MoMA Exh. #494, 11.27 1951-1.27 1952)
Installed in Chicago by Finn Juhl
Other exhibitions in the series were MoMA Exh. #520, 9/23-11/30 1952
Exh. #542, 9/22-11/29 1953
Exh. #570, 2/8-3/20 1955 (5th anniversary exhibition)
See also, II.1.56.8
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| II.1.62.6 |
Government Posters [D]; 1938-39 [3]: album
MoMA Exh. #65,
Spanish and U.S. Government Posters, 11/15-11/26 1937
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| II.1.62.7 |
Graphic Arts (S29); [PR]; 1941-43 [7]: album
Young People's Rotating Exhibition
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| II.1.62.8 |
The Graphic Arts (A3); [PR]; 1943-47 [3]: album
Educational Project
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|
| II.1.62.9 |
Graphic Arts and Their Processes [PR]; ca. 1943-44 [-]
Young People's Rotating Exhibition (no. 8). No itinerary available
Papers suggest this exhibition may have been a later version of
Graphic Arts (S29), or perhaps a continuation of that exhibition's tour
See II.1.62.7
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| II.1.62.10 |
Graphic Arts of Mexico and Argentina [PR]; 1943-46 [21]: album
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| II.1.62.11.1 |
The Graphic Work of Edvard Munch [PR]; 1957-58 [8] [3 folders]
ICE-D-11-56
Organized in collaboration with the Norwegian Government and brought to the United States under the auspices of the International
Program
See also, MoMA Exh. #614, 2/6-3/3 1957
DCE version reduced in 1958
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| II.1.62.11.2 |
The Graphic Work of Edvard Munch |
|
| II.1.62.11.3 |
The Graphic Work of Edvard Munch |
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| II.1.62.12 |
D. W. Griffith: American Film Master [F, in photographs + documents]
1941-42 [2]: album
MoMA Exh. #115, 11/13 1940-1/5 1941
Exhibition sold to exhibitor, 1947
|
|
| II.1.63.1 |
George Grosz [P]; 1940-42 [11]: album
MoMA Exh. #150, 10/8-11/2 1941
Organized by Lenore Browning and EC
|
|
| II.1.63.2.1 |
A Half Century of Picasso [PR]; 1952-57 [30] [2 folders]
Excerpted from from MoMA Exh. #501,
Picasso: His Graphic Art, 2/13-4/20 1952
Selected by WSL
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| II.1.63.2.2 |
A Half Century of Picasso |
|
| II.1.64.1 |
Marsden Hartley [P]; 1945-46 [8]: album
Excerpted from MoMA Exh. #263, 10/24 1944-1/14 1945
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|
| II.1.64.2 |
A History of American Movies [F, in photo/text panels + stills]
1940-43 [12]: album
MoMA Exh. #133, 6/5-10/3 1941
Exhibition purchased by the OWI for circulation in Great Britain, Spring 1944
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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|
| II.1.64.3 |
A History of the Modern Poster [D]; 1940-45 [30]: album
MoMA Exh. #134, 6/11-6/26 1941
Folder incl. draft mss. annotated by AHB
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| II.1.64.4 |
Houses and Architecture [Slide Talk]; ca. 1946 [-] [proposed]
|
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| II.1.64.5 |
Houses and Housing [A, in photographs, plans + diagrams]
1939-40 [7]: album
Adapted from MoMA Exh. #87-88,
Houses and Housing: Industrial Arts, 5/10-9/30 1939
Part of
Art in Our Time: 10th Anniversary Exhibition
See note, II.1.60.9
Folder incl. 1 TLS Oscar Stonorov-Elizabeth (Betty) Mock (1939) re: installation of exhibition in Philadelphia
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| II.1.64.6 |
Houses by Frank Lloyd Wright [A, in photographs + plans]
1946-49 [20]: album
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| II.1.64.7 |
Housing: Recent Developments in Europe and America (S40); [A, in photographs]
1940-44 [21]: album
Young People's Rotating Exhibition
Assembled by Elizabeth Mock
An adaptation of this exhibition,
Survey of Housing, circulated nationally 1943-45
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
A second version (20 panels, 20 enlarged photographs) circulated to Sydney, Australia, 1945, under the title
A Survey of Housing in Europe and America
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|
| II.1.64.8 |
How Children Paint [P+PP]
1945-48 [29]
Works drawn from the Children's Holiday Circus of Modern Art
Educational Project
Purchased by exhibitor, 1948
|
|
| II.1.64.9 |
How Modern Artists Paint People, I, II A14). [CR]; 2 copies]
1943-45 [15].
How Modern Artists Paint People, I, II (rev.). [CR]; 1945-48, I [30]. II [23]: album
MoMA Exh. #196, 9/22-10/13 1942
Educational Projects
Copies I and II were sold to exhibitors, 1948.49
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for material related to Copy II
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|
| II.1.64.10 |
How the Modern Artist Works [P]; 1947-49 [14]: album
Original paintings, preliminary sketches and statements by Mervin Jules, Loren MacIver, I. Rice Pereira, Kurt Seligmann
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|
| II.1.65.1 |
How to Make a Photogram [PP]; 1941-47 [12]: album
MoMA Exh. #195, 9/16-11/2 1942
Prepared by László Moholy-Nagy. Venues incl. 1 booking not on itinerary: New Trier High School, Winnetka, IL, 12.1-12.15 1943
Folder incl. 1 TLS Moholy-Nagy-EC (1941)
Original sketches for exhibition panels
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| II.1.65.2 |
Hundred Drawings from the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art [DR]
1947-48 [5]: album
Comprehensive survey exhibition of twentieth-century drawings
Over forty artists represented
See also, II.1.60.8,
Forty Drawings from the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art
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| II.1.65.3.1 |
If You Want to Build a House, I, II, III [A, in photographs + drawings]
I, 1946-47 [11]
II, 1946-48 [17]
III, 1946-49 [23]: album [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #304, 1/8-1/30 1946
Based on the book of the same title by Elizabeth Mock (New York: The Museum of Modern Art, 1946)
See also, II.1.74.10
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| II.1.65.3.2 |
If You Want to Build a House, I, II, III |
|
| II.1.65.4.1 |
Illustrations for Children's Books, I, II [PR]; 1946-49 [26] [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #317,
Original Illustrations for Children's Books, 4/16-6/2 1946
Organized as part of the Educational Program
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| II.1.65.4.2 |
Illustrations for Children's Books, I, II |
|
| II.1.65.5 |
Images of Freedom [PP]; 1942-45 [14]: album
MoMA Exh. #155, 10/29 1941-2/1 1942
Photography competition.
|
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| II.1.66.1.1 |
In and Out of Focus [PP]; 1949-50 [9]: album [3 folders]
MoMA Exh. #373,
In and Out of Focus: A Survey of Today's Photography, 4/6-7/11 1948
Organized by Edward Steichen
Smaller version of exhibition selected by the DCE circulated to Germany
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| II.1.66.1.2 |
In and Out of Focus Folder 1.2 incl. TLS, ALS from Ansel Adams, Alfred Eisenstadt, Lotte Jacobi
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad, for related material
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| II.1.66.1.3 |
In and Out of Focus |
|
| II.1.66.2 |
Index of Modern Design [D]; ca. 1946 [-] [proposed]; [NF]
Proposed exhibition, to include mass-proposed objects selected for their excellence of design, "as demonstrated by fitness
for intended use, intelligent use of materials, reasonable adaptation to the manufacturing process, and a contemporary esthetic
solution"
All designs to appear in the annual publication
The Index of Modern Design
Exhibition to be held at the Museum before beginning national tour. Intended to expand the basic idea of the annual
Useful Objects exhibition
See II.1.116.6
Possibly MoMA Exh. #336,
Useful Objects, 11/26 1946-1/26 1947
See II.1.116.4
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|
| II.1.66.3 |
Indian Art of the United States [S,D,CR]
1941-42 [7]: album
Adapted from MoMA Exh. #123, 1/22-4/27 1941
Circulated to Germany and Austria under the auspices of the U.S. War Department (n.d.)
Works dated from the prehistoric to the modern era
Folder incl. 1 TLS RDH (U.S. Department of the Interior)-EC (1942)
No itinerary available
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|
| II.1.66.4 |
Influential Teachers in the U.S.A [P]; ca. 1953 [1]
Folder incl. 1 TL indicating 1 venue
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| II.1.66.5 |
Integrated Building: Planning Kitchen, Bathroom and Storage Space [A, in photographs + drawings]
1945-48 [19]: album
MoMA Exh. #278, 2/21-5/13 1945
Assembled by Susanne Wasson-Tucker. Purchased by the University of Manitoba, 1948
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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| II.1.66.6 |
International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design [D, in drawings, models + photographs]
1950-52 [9]
MoMA Exh. #446,
Prize Designs for Modern Furniture from the International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design, 5/16-7/16 1950
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|
| II.1.66.7.1 |
International Exhibition of Modern Architecture [A, in models, plans + photographs]
1932-33 [14]: album [3 folders]
MoMA Exh. #15,
Modern Architecture: International Exhibition, 2/15-3/23 1932
See also, II.1.91.3
Folder 7.1 incl. 3 TLS Paul J. Sachs-AHB (1931)
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| II.1.66.7.2 |
International Exhibition of Modern Architecture |
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| II.1.66.7.3 |
International Exhibition of Modern Architecture |
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| II.1.66.8 |
International Exhibition of Theatre Art [T]; 1934-35 [10]: album
MoMA Exh. #33, 1/15-2/25 1934
Material collected by Lee Simonson of the New York Theatre Guild
See also, II.1.91.4
Folder incl. corresp. (1933-35) for lenders and requests for information only
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|
| II.1.67.1 |
International Travel Posters [D]; ca. 1957 [-] [cancelled]
MoMA Exh. #616,
Travel Posters, 3/6-4/7 1957
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| II.1.67.2.1 |
The Intimate View [CR]; 1951-57 [32] [2 folders]
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| II.1.67.2.1 |
The Intimate View |
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| II.1.67.3 |
An Introduction to Modern Painting (S42); [CR]; 1940-45 [34]: album
An Introduction to Modern Painting, I, II, III (A12, rev.); [CR]:
I, 1943-46 [30]
II, 1943-45 [17]
III, 1943-44 [6], album
Young People's Rotating Exhibition
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| II.1.67.4 |
Introduction to Modern Sculpture (S54); [S, in photographs]; 1942-47 [35]: album
Young People's Rotating Exhibition
Purchased by exhibitor, 1947
A second version of the exhibition circulated 1943-47 under the title
An Introduction to Modern Sculpture (A16)
See album 9.1
Folder incl. 1 TLS Ansel Adams-Alice Otis (1942)
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| II.1.67.5 |
Robert Edmond Jones [T, in photographs, set designs + film-sequence sketches]
1948-50 [12]
MoMA Exh. #285,
Stage Design by Robert Edmond Jones, 4/11-6/24 1945
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad, for related material
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| II.1.68.1 |
Josephine Joy: Romantic Painter [P]; ca. 1942-43 [-]
MoMA Exh. #185, 6/12-10/7 1942
No indication in papers that exhibition circulated
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| II.1.68.2 |
Joan Junyer [T]; ca. 1945 [-] [cancelled]
MoMA Exh. #292,
Stage Designs by Joan Junyer, 7/10-9/17 1945
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| II.1.68.3 |
Paul Klee [P]; 1941 [7]: album
MoMA Exh. #135, 6/30-7/27 1941
Memorial exhibition
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| II.1.68.4 |
Paul Klee: Drawings, 1908-1940 [DR]; 1952-53 [8]
45 previously unexhibited drawings from the collection of Curt Valentin. Dispersed 1953
See II.1.68.7
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| II.1.68.5.1 |
Paul Klee Foundation [P]; 1949-50 [6]: album [4 folders]
MoMA Exh. #433, 12/20 1949-2/19 1950
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| II.1.68.5.2 |
Paul Klee Foundation |
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| II.1.68.5.3 |
Paul Klee Foundation |
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| II.1.68.5.4 |
Paul Klee Foundation |
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| II.1.68.6 |
Paul Klee: Paintings and Prints [P, PR]; 1949-51 [8]: album
Exhibition of works from the Paul Klee Foundation, Berne
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| II.1.68.7 |
Paul Klee: Prints and Drawings [DR, PR]; 1953-54 [9]
Works drawn from the Museum Collection
Tour immediately subsequent to that of
Paul Klee: Drawings, 1908-1940, which was dispersed
See II.1.68.4
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| II.1.68.8 |
Lamp Design Competition [D]; ca. 1951 [-]
MoMA Exh. #473,
New Lamps, 3/27-6/3 1951
Prepared by the DCE for The Heifetz Company. No itinerary available
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|
| II.1.68.9.1 |
Landscapes: Real and Imaginary [P]; 1946-47 [8]: album [2 folders]
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| II.1.68.9.2 |
Landscapes: Real and Imaginary |
|
| II.1.69.1.1 |
Latin American Architecture Since 1945 [A, in photo/text panels, plans + stereoptic slides]
1956-58 [3] [5 folders]
ICE-D-6-54
A special survey exhibition of Central and Latin American architecture, commissioned by the International Program for the
Museum's 25th anniversary and organized by Henry-Russell Hitchcock and Mrs. Rosalie Thorne McKenna. Initially shown at the
Museum (MoMA Exh. #590), 11/23 1955-2/19 1956
3 showings in 2 states and Canada arranged by the DCE. For other exhibitions organized as part of the 25th Anniversary Program,
See II.1.57.1
See also, ICE-F-33-57 (panel version)
Latin American tour: 1957-59, dispersed 1959 and ICE-D-10-56, II.1.69.2
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| II.1.69.1.2 |
Latin American Architecture Since 1945 |
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| II.1.69.1.3 |
Latin American Architecture Since 1945 |
|
| II.1.69.1.4 |
Latin American Architecture Since 1945 |
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| II.1.69.1.5 |
Latin American Architecture Since 1945 |
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| II.1.69.2 |
Latin American Architecture Since 1945 Panel version). [A, in photo/text panels]
1956-61 [14]
ICE-D-10-56, smaller, nationally circulated version of II.1.69.1
C/E 56-11 cancelled
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|
| II.1.70.1.1 |
Latin American Art, I, II, III [P+S, D, DR]; [3 sects.]
I, II, 1941-43 [37] album
III (rev.), 1942-44 [9], album [6 folders]
Exhibition sponsored by the CIAA
Copies I and II were circulated by the Museum, Copy III by the San Francisco Museum of Art
Exhibition was divided into three sections:
A) Pre-Columbian
B) Colonial Art
C) Contemporary Art
Sections A and B organized and installed by the Brooklyn Museum
Section C organized by Grace McCann Morley of the San Francisco Museum
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| II.1.70.1.2 |
Latin American Art, I, II, III |
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| II.1.70.1.3 |
Latin American Art, I, II, III |
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| II.1.70.1.4 |
Latin American Art, I, II, III |
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| II.1.70.1.5 |
Latin American Art, I, II, III |
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| II.1.70.1.6 |
Latin American Art, I, II, III |
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| II.1.70.2 |
Leaders in Photography: Ansel Adams [PP]; 1946-58 [39]
Exhibition series title changed in 1947 to "Leading Photographers"
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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| II.1.70.3 |
Leaders in Photography: Eugène Atget [PP]; 1946-58 [41]
See note, II.1.70.2
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| II.1.70.4 |
Leaders in Photography: Matthew Brady [PP]; 1946-56 [29]
See note, II.1.70.2
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| II.1.70.5 |
Leaders in Photography: Walker Evans [PP]; 1946-58 [32]
Shown Hamilton, Bermuda, 1948, under the title
Leading Photographers: Walker Evans
See note, II.1.70.2
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| II.1.70.6 |
Leaders in Photography: Eliot Porter [PP]; 1946-50 [10]
See note, II.1.70.2
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| II.1.70.7 |
Leaders in Photography: Cedric Wright [PP]; 1946-48 [9]
See note, II.1.70.2
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| II.1.70.8 |
Leading Photographers: Berenice Abbott [PP]; 1950-57 [13]
See note, II.1.70.2
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| II.1.70.9 |
Leading Photographers: Bill Brandt [PP]; 1949-56 [14]
See note, II.1.70.2
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|
| II.1.70.10 |
Leading Photographers: Harry Callahan [PP]; 1951-58 [20]
See note, II.1.70.2
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| II.1.70.11 |
Leading Photographers: Henri Cartier-Bresson [PP]; 1949-52 [10]
See note, II.1.70.2
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|
| II.1.71.1 |
Leading Photographers: Man Ray [PP]; 1948-57 [26]
See note, II.1.70.2
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| II.1.71.2 |
Leading Photographers: Lisette Model [PP]; 1949-51 [3]
See note, II.1.70.2
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| II.1.71.3 |
Leading Photographers: Irving Penn [PP]; 1949-54 [14]
See note, II.1.70.2
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| II.1.71.4 |
Leading Photographers: Photogravures of Alfred Stieglitz [PP]; 1952-57 [17]
See note, II.1.70.2
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| II.1.71.5 |
Leading Photographers: Edward Weston [PP]; 1948-58 [47]
See note, II.1.70.2
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| II.1.71.6 |
"Le Cirque" - A Book by Fernand Léger [PR]; 1951-55 [23]
Folder incl. material re: the special exhibitions
Léger's "Le Cirque" and
Drawings by Hiroshi Nishida, the latter lent by Isamu Noguchi. Records indicate one venue for both exhibitions, 1950-51
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| II.1.71.7 |
Le Corbusier [A, in plans, photographs + model]
1935-38 [14]: album
MoMA Exh. #43,
The Recent Work of Le Corbusier, 10/24-10/31 1935
Directed by Henry-Russell Hitchcock
Folder incl. 1935 lecture series schedule
No itinerary available
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|
| II.1.71.8.1 |
The Lesson of War Housing [A]; 1945-48 [13]: album [4 folders]
MoMA Exh. #274, 1/16-3/4 1945
Organized by Mary Cooke
Duplicate of the internationally circulated exhibition
U.S. Housing in War and Peace, which was prepared at the request of the Royal Institute of British Architects and circulated in Great Britain for the OWI
The exhibition was renamed
Toward Better Housing, 1947 and sold to the OWI for use in Germany, 1949
Two editions were also prepared for the OWI for exhibition in Australia, South Africa and the USSR
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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|
| II.1.71.8.2 |
The Lesson of War Housing |
|
| II.1.71.8.3 |
The Lesson of War Housing |
|
| II.1.71.8.4 |
The Lesson of War Housing |
|
| II.1.71.9.1 |
"Jacques Lipchitz's "Birth of the Muses [CR]; 1953-57 [8] [2 folders]
Exhibition incl. 3 bronze states, 26 drawings and photographs of plaster version
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|
| II.1.71.9.2 |
"Jacques Lipchitz's "Birth of the Muses |
|
| II.1.71.10.1 |
Lipchitz: Prometheus - The Evolution of a Sculpture [S]; 1946-48 [11] [2 folders]
Folder 10.1 incl. a statement by the artist and explanatory wall texts written by John Rewald
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| II.1.71.10.2 |
Lipchitz: Prometheus - The Evolution of a Sculpture |
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| II.1.72.1.1 |
C/E 56-3 [2 folders]
Lithographs by Toulouse-Lautrec[PR]; 1956-58 [14]
MoMA Exh. #598,
Toulouse-Lautrec, 3/21-5/6 1956
Collection Ludwig Charell
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|
| II.1.72.1.2 |
C/E 56-3 [2 folders]
Lithographs by Toulouse-Lautrec |
|
| II.1.72.2.1 |
Look at Your Neighborhood [CR]; [18 copies]; 1944-50 [249]: album [3 folders]
MoMA Exh. #256, 3/29-6/25 1944, subtitled
Principles of Neighborhood Planning
Designed by Rudolf Mock
17 copies circulated + 1 copy prepared for the Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford, 10.7-10.28 1946, + 6 unmounted copies
Exhibition prepared in multiple copies for purchase; see note, II.1.49.1
Folders incl. installation and panel photographs; see also, I.4.2.10, I.4.2.12, and Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies
of Exhibitions Abroad for related materials
C/E catalogs suggest exhibition was circulated to secondary schools as part of the Educational Program
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|
| II.1.72.2.2 |
Look at Your Neighborhood |
|
| II.1.72.2.3 |
Look at Your Neighborhood |
|
| II.1.72.3.1 |
Machine Art [D]; 1934-38 [19]
Version 2 (S24), 1941-44 [6]: album [5 folders]
MoMA Exh. #34, 3/5-4/29 1934
Organized by Philip Johnson. Exhibition judged by Amelia Earhart, John Dewey and Charles R. Richards
Public invited to vote for most beautiful object. Version 2 circulated as a Young People's Rotating Exhibition
See also, I.24.20.8 for additional corresp
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|
| II.1.72.3.2 |
Machine Art |
|
| II.1.72.3.3 |
Machine Art |
|
| II.1.72.3.4 |
Machine Art |
|
| II.1.72.3.5 |
Machine Art |
|
| II.1.73.1 |
Loren MacIver [P]; 1941 [3]: album
Exhibition shown at Pierre Matisse Gallery, New York, 11-12.1940
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|
| II.1.73.2 |
Robert Maillart: Engineer [A, in photo/text panels + technical drawings]
1946-52 [28]: album
MoMA Exh. #353, 6/24-10/13 1947. C/E version sold to exhibitor, ca. 1952
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|
| II.1.73.3 |
Maillol, Lachaise, and Laurens [S+PP]; ca. 1954 [-] [cancelled]
Sudden death of Laurens made it difficult to secure loans, leading to cancellation of exhibition
|
|
| II.1.73.4 |
The Making of a Contemporary Film: "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" [F, in drawings, costumes + set models]
1938-47 [21]: album
MoMA Exh. #67, 12/21 1937-3/1 1938
Venues incl. 1 booking not on itinerary: State Teachers College, Oswego, NY, 10/15-10/29 1947
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|
| II.1.73.5 |
Manufacturing Modern Furniture [D]; 1942-44 [7]: album
Section C of MoMA Exh. #148,
Organic Design in Home Furnishings (Inter-American Competition), 9/24-11/9 1941
See also, II.1.62.3 and II.1.88.2 for related exhibitions and further information on the Inter-American Competition
Prepared as an independent exhibition by the DCE
Also shown Sidney, Australia, 1945
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|
| II.1.73.6 |
Manzaanar: Photographs by Ansel Adams of Loyal Japanese-Americans at War Relocation Center, Inyo County, California [PP]; ca. 1944-45 [-] [cancelled]
MoMA Exh. #265, 11/10-12/24 1944
Plans to circulate the exhibition were cancelled
Folder incl. 2 TLS Ansel Adams-EC (1945)
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|
| II.1.73.7 |
Marines Under Fire [PP]; 1944 [7]: album
MoMA Exh. #245, 11/10 1943-1/9 1944
|
|
| II.1.73.8 |
Masterpieces of Louis Sullivan [A, in photo/text panels]
1948-57 [33]
MoMA Exh. #378,
Louis Sullivan: 1856-1924, 5/25-7/25 1948
Prepared in consultation with Henry-Russell Hitchcock and circulated abroad, 1950
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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|
| II.1.73.9 |
Masters of Photography [PP]; 1943-46 [30]: album
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|
| II.1.73.10 |
Masters of Popular Painting: Modern Primitives of Europe and America [P]; 1938-39 [7]: album
MoMA Exh. #76, 4/27-7/24 1938. European section organized by M. Andry-Farcy, Director, Museum of Grenoble
American section assembled by DCM with AHB and Holger Cahill as advisors
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|
| II.1.73.11 |
Masters of the School of Paris [PR]; 1940-41 [10]: album
|
|
| II.1.74.1 |
Henri Matisse [P]; 1951-52 [4]
MoMA Exh. #492, 11/13 1951-1/13 1952. No itinerary or checklist available
C/E catalogs suggest travel to Chicago, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Portland (OR) and San Francisco
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|
| II.1.74.2 |
Matisse's "Jazz" [DR]
1949-51 [10]: album
|
|
| II.1.74.3 |
Georges Méliès: Magician and Film Pioneer [F, in stills, drawings + historical documents]
1941 [1]: album
MoMA Exh. #89,
Georges Méliès: A Film Pioneer, 5/10-9/30 1939, part of
Art in Our Time: 10th Anniversary Exhibition
See note, II.1.60.9
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|
| II.1.74.4 |
Mies van der Rohe [A, in photographs + model]
1948-51 [13]: album
30 enlarged photographs selected from MoMA Exh. #356, 9/16 1947-1/25 1948
Organized by Philip Johnson
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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|
| II.1.74.5 |
The Migration of the Negro: Paintings by Jacob Lawrence [P]; 1942-44 [14]: album
MoMA Exh. #262,
Paintings by Jacob Lawrence, 10/10-11/5 1944
Cycle of 60 paintings, 30 lent by the Phillips Memorial Art Gallery, Washington, D.C., and 30 from the Museum Collection
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|
| II.1.74.6 |
Gjon Mili: Dance in Movement [PP]; 1942-43 [6]: album
MoMA Exh. #167,
Dancers in Movement: Photographs by Gjon Mili, 1/13-4/9 1942
|
|
| II.1.74.7 |
Joan Miró [P]; 1942 [4]: album
MoMA Exh. #157, 11/19 1941-1/11 1942
Assembled by JJS
Folder incl. 1 ALS Saidie May-EC (1941) regarding loan refusal
See also, I.24.30.13 for additional exhibition corresp.
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|
| II.1.74.8 |
Mobile Design [Slide Talk]; 1948-51 [5]
Prepared by Sue Fuller, instructor of the mobile design class sponsored by the Educational Program
|
|
| II.1.74.9 |
Modern American Architecture [A, in photo/text panels]; ca. 1944 [1]
Prepared for the OWI for travel to Cairo, Egypt
No indication of subsequent tour
|
|
| II.1.74.10.1 |
Modern American Houses, I, II [A, in photo/text panels + cartoons]
1946-49 [I, 27; II, 23] [2 folders]
Condensed version of
If You Want to Build a House
See II.1.65.3
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|
| II.1.74.10.2 |
Modern American Houses, I, II |
|
| II.1.74.11.1 |
Modern American Painting: Movements and Countermovements [P]; 1949-52 [19]: album [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #396,
American Painting from the Museum Collection, 12/21 1948-3/13 1949
Directed by DCM
Exhibition organized in 3 sections:
•
The Early Modern Movement
•
Countermovements 1920-1940
•
The Younger Painters of the 1940s
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|
| II.1.74.11.2 |
Modern American Painting: Movements and Countermovements Folder 11.2 incl. TLS Willem de Kooning-Virginia Pearson (1953)
|
|
| II.1.75.1.1 |
Modern Architecture for the Modern School [A, in photographs + plans]; 1942-46 [28]: album [4 folders]
MoMA Exh. #194, 9/16-9/30 1942
Designed by Elizabeth Mock and shown in conjunction with the film cycle
Design for Learning
See II.1.50.5
Folder 1.3 incl. TLS Walter Gropius-Mock (1942)
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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|
| II.1.75.1.2 |
Modern Architecture for the Modern School |
|
| II.1.75.1.3 |
Modern Architecture for the Modern School Folder 1.3 incl. TLS Walter Gropius-Mock (1942)
|
|
| II.1.75.1.4 |
Modern Architecture for the Modern School Folder 1.4 incl. 1 TLS Eero Saarinen-Mock (1942)
1 TLS Richard Neutra-Mock (1942)
|
|
| II.1.75.2 |
Modern Architecture for the Modern School, I, II [Slide Talk]; I, 1945-52 [34]
II, 1944-52 [41]
See note, II.1.75.1
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|
| II.1.75.3 |
Modern Architecture in California [A, in photographs + plans]
1935-39 [20]: album
MoMA Exh. #42c,
Contemporary Architecture in California, 9/30-10/24 1935
Exhibition incl. designs by Albert Frey and A. Lawrence Kocher, Cedric Gibbons, Richard Neutra, R. M. Schindler, William Wilson
Wurster, A. C. Zimmerman
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|
| II.1.75.4 |
Modern Architecture in England [A, in photographs + plans]
1937-39 [10]: album
MoMA Exh. #58, 2/10-3/7 1937
Organized by Henry-Russell Hitchcock and Catherine Bauer. Incl. designs by Marcel Breuer, Wells Coates, Walter Gropius, Maxwell
Fry, William Lescaze, others
Film by László Moholy-Nagy accompanied the exhibition
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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|
| II.1.75.5 |
Modern Belgian Painting [P]; ca. 1950 [-] [proposed
2 items
|
|
| II.1.75.6 |
Modern Bible Illustration [PR]; 1951-55 [26]
MoMA Exh. #484, 7/18-9/19 1951
|
|
| II.1.76.1.1 |
Modern Buildings for Schools and Colleges, I, II, III [A, in photo/text panels + plans]
I, 1947-51 [23]
II, 1947-51 [10]
III, 1952 [3] [4 folders]
|
|
| II.1.76.1.2 |
Modern Buildings for Schools and Colleges, I, II, III |
|
| II.1.76.1.3 |
Modern Buildings for Schools and Colleges, I, II, III Folder 1.3 incl. 3 TLS Walter Gropius-Ruth Bookman (1947)
1 TLS Eric Mendelsohn-Bookman (1947)
1 TLS Albert Frey-Bookman (1947)
1 TLS Frank Lloyd Wright-Philip Johnson (1947)
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|
| II.1.76.1.4 |
Modern Buildings for Schools and Colleges, I, II, III |
|
| II.1.76.2.1 |
The Modern Chair [D, in photo/text panels]
1950-54 [19] [2 folders]
Assembled by Peter Blake
|
|
| II.1.76.2.2 |
The Modern Chair |
|
| II.1.76.3 |
Modern Chair Design [D, in photo/text panels]
1946-47 [11]
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
|
|
| II.1.77.1.1 |
C/E 56-12:
Modern Church Architecture [A, in photo/text panels]
1957-62 [36]
Directed by William Alex.
|
|
| II.1.77.1.2 |
C/E 56-12:
Modern Church Architecture |
|
| II.1.77.1.3 |
C/E 56-12:
Modern Church Architecture |
|
| II.1.77.1.4 |
C/E 56-12:
Modern Church Architecture Folder 1.4 incl. 1 TLS Aline Saarinen-Alex (1956)
|
|
| II.1.77.1.5 |
C/E 56-12:
Modern Church Architecture |
|
| II.1.77.1.6 |
C/E 56-12:
Modern Church Architecture |
|
| II.1.78.1.1 |
Modern Church Art [P]; 1948-50 [13]: album [7 folders]
Exhibition focused on St. Matthew's Church, Northampton, England, for which Henry Moore and Graham Sutherland were commissioned
to replace works damaged during WWII and Assy Chapel, Assy, France, a newly built church to which Pierre Bonnard, Georges
Braque, Fernand Léger, Jacques Lipchitz, Jean Lurat, Georges Rouault, and others contributed paintings, sculpture, mosaics,
tapestries and windows
|
|
| II.1.78.1.2 |
Modern Church Art |
|
| II.1.78.1.3 |
Modern Church Art |
|
| II.1.78.1.4 |
Modern Church Art |
|
| II.1.78.1.5 |
Modern Church Art Folder 1.5 incl.:
1 TL (translation) Mary Batsell-John Rewald (?1948)
4 ALS Léger-JS (1948) [3]
1949 [1])
1 ALS Lipchitz-PAM (1950)
1 ALS Lipchitz-JS (1948)
1 ALS, 1 TLS Moore-JS (1948)
1 ALS Lurat-JS (1948)
1 TLS JTS-JS (1948)
2 ALS Sutherland-JS (1948)
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|
| II.1.78.1.6 |
Modern Church Art |
|
| II.1.78.1.7 |
Modern Church Art |
|
| II.1.78.2 |
Modern Design in Furniture, I [Teaching Portfolio] 1943-46 [25]
II, [CR], 1943-44 [2]: album
See note, II.1.107(2), Teaching Portfolios.
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| II.1.78.3.1 |
Modern Drawings [DR]; 1944-45 [8]: album [3 folders]
Condensed version of MoMA Exh. #252, 2/16-5/10 1944
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| II.1.78.3.2 |
Modern Drawings Folder 3.2 incl.:
1 ALS Marc Chagall-Marjorie Woodruff (ca. 1944)
1 TLS Frank Crowninshield (Condé Nast)-MoMA (1945)
1 TLS Agnes Mongan (Fogg Art Museum)-EC (1945)
1 TLS A. Conger Goodyear-EC (1944)
2 TLS Paul J. Sachs (Harvard University)-EC (1944-45)
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| II.1.78.3.3 |
Modern Drawings Folder 3.3 incl. 1 ALS Henry-Russell Hitchcock-EC (1944)
1 TLS Pierre Matisse-EC (1944)
1 TLS JJS-EC (1944)
1 AL Edward Steichen-EC (1944)
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| II.1.79.1 |
Modern Exposition Architecture [A, in photographs]; 1937 [1]: album
MoMA Exh. #49, 6/8-9/2 1936
Assembled by Ernestine Fantl in response to interest in the 1939 New York World's Fair
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| II.1.79.2 |
Modern Houses in America [A, in photographs, plans + diagrams]
1938-41 [24]: album
Organized by Elizabeth Mock
Folder incl. 1 TLS Edward Durrell Stone-Mock (1938)
1 TLS Walter Gropius-Mock (1938)
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| II.1.79.3 |
Modern Interiors (S23); [D, in photo/text panels, diagrams + model]
1941-43 [10]: album
Young People's Rotating Exhibition
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| II.1.79.4 |
Modern Japanese Prints [PR]; ca. 1954 [-] [cancelled]
ICE-D-7-54
Planned to accompany MoMA Exh. #561,
Modern Abstract Japanese Calligraphy, 6/22-9/19 1954, also proposed for circulation
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| II.1.79.5.1 |
Modern Jewelry Design [D]; 1946-48 [15]: album [7 folders]
MoMA Exh. #330,
Modern Handmade Jewelry, 9/17-11/10 1946
Incl. designs by Harry Bertoia, Alexander Calder, Jacques Lipchitz, Richard Pousette-Dart, others
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| II.1.79.5.2 |
Modern Jewelry Design |
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| II.1.79.5.3 |
Modern Jewelry Design |
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| II.1.79.5.4 |
Modern Jewelry Design Folder 5.4 incl. 1 TLS Anni Albers-JS (1948), 1 ALS Albers-JS (1947)
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| II.1.79.5.5 |
Modern Jewelry Design Folder 5.5 incl. postcard drawing, Calder-JS (1/17/47)
1 ALS José de Rivera-JS (1946)
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| II.1.80.1 |
Modern Lettering and Arrangement in Poster Design (S16); [D]; 1941-44 [10]: album
Young People's Rotating Exhibition. No checklist or itinerary available
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| II.1.80.2 |
The Modern Masterpiece: Klee [P]; 1952-54 [6]
Assembled by JS. One in a series of small exhibitions containing works from the Museum Collection
Focus on Demon Above the Ships, 1916, and Slavery, 1925
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| II.1.80.3 |
The Modern Masterpiece: Modigliani [P]; ca. 1951 [-] [cancelled]
See note, II.1.80.2
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| II.1.80.4 |
The Modern Masterpiece: Picasso [P]; 1951-54 [12]
See note, II.1.80.2
Focus on
The Seated Woman, 1926-27
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| II.1.80.5 |
Modern Mexican Art [P]; 1940-41 [4]: album
Works from 1821-1940 drawn from MoMA Exh. #106,
Twenty Centuries of Mexican Art, 5/15-9/30 1940
Contemporary Mexican painting section selected by Miguel Covarrubias
Pre-Columbian art by Alfonso Caso
Colonial Mexican art by Manuel Touaint
Folk art by Roberto Montenegro (later director of the Museum of Folk Art, Mexico City)
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| II.1.81.1.1 |
The Modern Movement in Italy: Architecture and Design [A+D, in photographs]
1953-58 [26] [5 folders]
ICE-D-1-53
Assembled by Ada Louise Huxtable. MoMA Exh. #565, 8/18-9/6 1954
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| II.1.81.1.2 |
The Modern Movement in Italy: Architecture and Design |
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| II.1.81.1.3 |
The Modern Movement in Italy: Architecture and Design |
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| II.1.81.1.4 |
The Modern Movement in Italy: Architecture and Design |
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| II.1.81.1.5 |
The Modern Movement in Italy: Architecture and Design |
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| II.1.82.1 |
Modern Painters and Sculptors as Illustrators [DR, P, PR]; 1936-37 [9]: album
MoMA Exh. #47, 4/27-9/2 1936
Assembled by MW
Folder incl. 2 TLS MW (Harrison of Paris)-EC (1937)
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| II.1.82.2 |
Modern Painters of Brazil [P]; 1944 [8]: album
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| II.1.82.3 |
Modern Pictorial Posters (S15); [D]; 1942 [3]: album
Young People's Rotating Exhibition. No checklist available
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| II.1.82.4 |
Modern Portraits [P+S]; 1955-57 [16]
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| II.1.82.5 |
Modern Poster Design [D]; 1943-47 [26]: album
[D]; 1941-44 [8]: album
Modern Poster Design was originally titled
Modern Posters (Educational Project A10)
Revised 1944 (Educational Project A11)
Revised 1945 and retitled
Modern Poster Design
The Modern Poster (S4) was a Young People's Rotating Exhibition
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| II.1.82.6.1 |
The Modern Relief [S, + photographic panels]
1951-53 [19] [4 folders]
MoMA Exh. #479, 6/20-7/15 1951
Arranged by JS
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| II.1.82.6.2 |
The Modern Relief Folder 6.2 incl. 1 TLS Naum Gabo-JS (1951)
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| II.1.82.6.3 |
The Modern Relief |
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| II.1.82.6.4 |
The Modern Relief |
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| II.1.82.7 |
Modern Rooms of the Last Fifty Years [A+D, in photo/text panels]
1947-49 [20]: album
MoMA Exh. #337, 11/26 1946-1/26 1947
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| II.1.82.8 |
Modern Stage Design (A53); [T]
1941-44 [4]: album
Educational Project
Initial version titled
The Modern Theatre - Stage Designs (Young People's Rotating Exhibition (S11)
Records for this version incorporated with those for version 2, which circulated as
Modern Stage Design
Exhibition dispersed 1944, with models transferred to the Fieldston School, New York, along with portfolios intended for circulation
to New York City schools under Victor D'Amico's direction
Records do not confirm that portfolios were circulated
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| II.1.83.1.1 |
Modern Textile Design [D]; 1945-49 [28]: album [3 folders]
MoMA Exh. #295,
Textile Design, 8/29-9/23 1945
Exhibition revised 1947
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| II.1.83.1.2 |
Modern Textile Design |
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| II.1.83.1.3 |
Modern Textile Design |
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| II.1.83.2.1 |
Modern Textiles and Ornamental Arts of India [D]; 1955-58 [18] [5 folders]
ICE-D-5-54
Organized by Edgar Kaufmann, Jr. and Alexander Girard. MoMA Exh. #576,
Textiles and Ornamental Arts of India, 4/11-9/25 1955
Directed by MW, selected by Kaufmann and installed by Girard
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| II.1.83.2.2 |
Modern Textiles and Ornamental Arts of India |
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| II.1.83.2.3 |
Modern Textiles and Ornamental Arts of India |
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| II.1.83.2.4 |
Modern Textiles and Ornamental Arts of India |
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| II.1.83.2.5 |
Modern Textiles and Ornamental Arts of India |
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| II.1.83.3 |
Henry Moore of Great Britain [S, PR]; 1947 [?2+] [1 item]
MoMA Exh. #339, 12/17 1946-3/16 1947
Retrospective exhibition. Catalog by JJS
Folder incl. San Francisco Museum of Art press release only, confirming showing 6/18-9/7 1947
Previous showing at the Art Institute of Chicago, 4/17-5/18 1947
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| II.1.84.1 |
Murals and Photo-Murals by American Painters and Photographers [P+PP]; 1932-34 [5]: album
MoMA Exh. #16,
Murals by American Painters and Photographers, 5/3-5/31 1932
Folder incl. 1 ALS William H. Littlefield- "Director "(1934)
1 ALS Littlefield-EC (1934)
1 TLS Nelson A. Rockefeller-A. Conger Goodyear (1932)
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| II.1.84.2 |
Murals by Candido Portinari [P+DR]; 1941 [6]: album
Murals executed for Brazil's representation at the 1939 New York World's Fair
See also, MoMA Exh. #108,
Portinari of Brazil, 10/9-11/17 1940
Folder incl. corresp. with the Brazilian embassy
1 ALS Maria Portinari-EC (1941)
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| II.1.84.3 |
Museum Menagerie [PR]; 1950-53 [19]
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| II.1.84.4 |
Museum Prints [CR]; 1951, 1952 [5]
Exhibition also referred to in papers as "Reproductions of Museum of Modern Art Prints - Aluminum Mounts"
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| II.1.84.5 |
Music and Musicians: Work by Six Photographers [PP]; 1948-49 [5]: album
MoMA Exh. #364, 12/16 1947-2/23 1948. The photographers: Philippe Halsman, Yousuf Karsh, Gjon Mili, Fred Plant, Adrian Siegel,
W. Eugene Smith
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| II.1.84.6.1 |
Musical Themes [P+S]; 1952-54 [14] [3 folders]
Assembled by Libby Tannenbaum with curatorial advice from Andrew C. Ritchie
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| II.1.84.6.2 |
Musical Themes |
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| II.1.84.6.3 |
Musical Themes |
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| II.1.84.7 |
Mystery and Sentiment [P]; 1940-41 [4]: album
Organized in cooperation with the WPA Federal Art Project
Featured paintings by young Americans
See note, II.1.56.9
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| II.1.84.8 |
Mystery in Paint [P]; 1944-46 [12]: album
Assembled by JTS, then chairman of the Committee on the Museum Collections, who also wrote the wall texts
Incl. work of Surrealist painters
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| II.1.85.1 |
Elie Nadelman [D,S]; 1948-49 [?2]
MoMA Exh. #388, 10/5-11/28 1948. No itinerary available
Administrative records confirm bookings at The Baltimore Museum of Art, 12/19 1948-2/15 1949, and at the Boston Institute
of Contemporary Art, 3/1-4/19 1949
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| II.1.85.2.1 |
A New American Architecture [A, in photographs]; 1944-48 [27] [3 folders]
Based on research for
Built in U.S.A. 1932-44
See II.1.42.5
Represents American architecture since 1932
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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| II.1.85.2.2 |
A New American Architecture |
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| II.1.85.2.3 |
A New American Architecture |
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| II.1.85.3 |
New American Houses [A, in photographs + plans]; 1952-57 [30]
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| II.1.85.4 |
New American Painters [P]; 1948-50 [14]: album
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| II.1.85.5.1 |
The New Decade [P+S]; 1955-56 [4] [2 folders]
No itinerary available
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| II.1.85.5.2 |
The New Decade |
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| II.1.86.1 |
New Design Trends [D, in photo/text panels]; 1953-57 [27]
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| II.1.86.2.1 |
New Directions in Gravure: Hayter and Studio 17 [PR]; 1944-46 [11]: album [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #259,
Hayter and Studio 17: New Directions in Gravure, 6/28-10/8 1944
Shown concurrently with
Art in Progress: 15th Anniversary Exhibition
See also, II.1.42.5, II.1.50.6
Smaller version of 50 prints toured Latin America under the auspices of the National Gallery of Art, Inter-American Office,
Washington, D.C., 1944-45
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| II.1.86.2.2 |
New Directions in Gravure: Hayter and Studio 17 Folder 2.2 incl. corresp. from Stanley William Hayter, André Raez
Draft of "Techniques of Gravure", by JJS
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| II.1.86.3 |
New Horizons in American Art [P]; 1937-38 [8]: album
MoMA Exh. #52, 9/14-10/12 1936
Directed by DCM and Holger Cahill
Exhibition incl. work commissioned by the WPA, works by children and work done by artists on the Index of American Design
See also, I.4.2.2 for additional promotional material
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| II.1.86.4 |
A New House by Frank Lloyd Wright [A, in photographic panels + plans]; 1938-40 [18]: album
MoMA Exh. #70, 1/25-3/6 1938
The "New house "(Fallingwater) was commissioned to be built at Bear Run, Pennsylvania
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| II.1.86.5 |
New Photographers, I, II [PP; 2 copies]; 1946-48 [13]: album
Folder incl.:
1 bio (TL) Harry Callahan (1945)
1 TLS Howard Dearstyne-Nancy Newhall (1946)
1 bio (TL) Godfrey B. Frankel (1945)
1 bio (AL) Rosalie Gwathmey (n.d.)
1 bio (TL) Robert Janssen (1945)
1 TL Gyorgy Kepis (1945)
1 TLS Homer Page-Newhall (1945)
1 ALS Aaron Siskine-Newhall (1945)
1 bio Frederick Sommer (n.d.)
1 TLS Todd Webb-Newhall (1945)
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| II.1.86.6 |
New Pictures for Children, I [PR]; 1946-48 [17]
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| II.1.86.7 |
New Pictures for Children, II [PR]; 1946-48 [14]
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| II.1.86.8 |
New Silk-Screen Prints, I, II [PR]; I, 1941-44 [16]: album
II, 1942-46 [18]: album
Copy I circulated abroad, 1944
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| II.1.86.9 |
New Watercolors and Gouaches [P]; 1946-48 [14]: album
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| II.1.86.10.1 |
Nineteenth-Century Leaders of Modern Painting, I, II [CR]; I, 1945-51 [42]
II, 1945-49 [21] [2 folders]
Copy I circulated internationally
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
Twentieth-Century European Painters was designed as a sequel to this exhibition
See II.1.113.3
C/E catalogs indicate an Educational Project
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| II.1.86.10.2 |
Nineteenth-Century Leaders of Modern Painting, I, II |
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| II.1.87.1 |
Objects as Subjects [P]; 1945-47 [15]: album
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| II.1.87.2 |
Olivetti: Design in Industry [D, in original designs + photographic panels]; 1953-55 [13]
MoMA Exh. #523, 10/21-11/30 1952
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| II.1.87.3 |
On Being a Cartoonist, I, II [CR]; I, 1946-49 [I, 17
II, 15]: album
MoMA Exh. #333, 10/15-11/24 1946
Directed by Robert C. Osborn. Circulated internationally, 1949
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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| II.1.87.4.1 |
One Hundred Years of Portrait Photography [PP]; 1944 [6]: album [2 folders]
42 photographs selected from MoMA Exh. #244,
Portraits, 11/10 1943-1/9 1944
Version with 40 original photographs shown in Mexico City, 1944
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| II.1.87.4.2 |
One Hundred Years of Portrait Photography Folder 4.2 incl. 3 TLS László Moholy-Nagy (The New Bauhaus, Chicago)-EC (1937/38)
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| II.1.87.5.1 |
One Picture Exhibitions [P]; 1934-35 [see below]; album [2 folders]
Three exhibitions that traveled as part of the series titled One Picture Exhibitions of The Museum of Modern Art: Paul Cézanne:
Portrait of Mme. Cézanne [15]
Paul Gauguin,Tahitian Idyll [16]
Auguste Renoir,
Le Moulin de la Galette [16]
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| II.1.87.5.2 |
One Picture Exhibitions Folder 5.2 incl. 1 TLS AHB-ARB
1 TLS A. Conger Goodyear-AHB (1935)
1 TLS Goodyear-John Hay Whitney (1935)
1 TLS Whitney-Goodyear (1934)
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| II.1.87.6 |
One Picture Picasso Exhibition [P]; 1939-40 [13]: album
Featured the painting La Coiffure
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| II.1.88.1.1 |
Open and Closed Form: Modern Sculpture [S]; 1948-50 [13]
Open and Closed Form: Modern Sculpture [S, in photographs]. 1950-53 [16] [3 folders]
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| II.1.88.1.2 |
Open and Closed Form: Modern Sculpture Folder 1.2 incl. 2 ALS Alexander Calder-JS (3/1951)
1 TLS Naum Gabo-JS (1948)
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| II.1.88.1.3 |
Open and Closed Form: Modern Sculpture |
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| II.1.88.2 |
Organic Design in Home Furnishings [D, in original designs + photo/text panels]; 1941-42 [3]: album
Excerpted from MoMA Exh. #148,
Organic Design in Home Furnishings (Inter-American Competition), 9/24-11/9 1941
Prepared as an independent exhibition by the DCE
Incl. winning designs from the competition overseen by Eliot Noyes
For related exhibitions and further information on the Inter-American Competition, see II.1.62.3 and II.1.73.5
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| II.1.88.3 |
Original Costume Designs [A](20); [T]; 1942, 1944 [4]: album
Original Costume Designs for the Modern Theatre (S12)
[T, in photographs]; 1941-42 [*5]: album; Educational Project
Exhibition S12 circulated as a Young People's Rotating Exhibition
No checklists available
Venues for S12 unconfirmed
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| II.1.88.4.1 |
Original Drawings for Book Illustrations [PR]; 1953-54 [6] [2 folders]
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| II.1.88.4.2 |
Original Drawings for Book Illustrations Folder 4.2 incl. 3 TLS Henry Moore-JS (1953)
6 ALS Robert C. Osborn-JS (n.d.)
1 TLS Kurt Seligmann-JS (1953)
1 TLS Ben Shahn-JS (1953)
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| II.1.88.5 |
Our Leading Watercolorists [P]; 1942-43 [8]: album
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| II.1.89.1 |
The Painter Looks at People [P]; 1947-49 [12]: album
Exhibition incl. original works by Edward Hopper, Fernand Léger, Rufino Tamayo, Max Weber, others
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| II.1.89.2 |
Painters as Ballet Designers [T, in original costume + set designs]; 1941-42 [3]: album
Exhibition incl. designs by André Bauchant, Eugene Berman, Georges Braque, Giorgio de Chirico, Max Ernst, Jean Lurat, André
Masson, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Diego Rivera, Georges Rouault, Pavel Tchelitchew
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| II.1.89.3 |
Painters from the West [P]; ca. 1946-47 [-] [proposed]
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| II.1.89.4 |
Painters of America, I-IV [Slide Talk]; 1945-55
I, 31
II, 18
III, 15
IV, 1
Exhibition also referred to in papers as "Painters of America, 1670-1945"
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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| II.1.89.5 |
Painting and Sculpture by Children [P+S]; 1938-39 [4]: album
MoMA Exh. #75a,
Children's Work, 4/4-4/22 1938
Exhibition of works submitted to the WPA Federal Arts Project
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| II.1.89.6.1 |
Painting and Sculpture in Architecture [A, in photographs]; 1949-53 [21] [3 folders]
MoMA Exh. #419, 8/3-10/2 1949
Survey of collaboration among architects, painters and sculptors
See also, II.1.110.3
The exhibition
Post-War Building was organized to replace this exhibition, which was destroyed by fire during tour
See II.1.94.7
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| II.1.89.6.2 |
Painting and Sculpture in Architecture Folder 5.2 incl. 2 ALS Alexander Calder-PAM (1949)
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| II.1.89.6.3 |
Painting and Sculpture in Architecture |
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| II.1.89.7 |
Painting in the Twentieth Century [CR]; 1941-42 [1]
Folder incl. history of exhibitions of color reproductions from 1932-46
See also, I.19.11.3 for related material
No itinerary or checklist available
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| II.1.89.8 |
Paintings by Children [P]; 1943-46 [18]: album
Exhibition also referred to in papers as "Children's Painting Done at the Children's Festival of Modern Art "Transferred to
the Educational Program, 9/12/1945
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| II.1.89.9 |
Paintings by French Children [P]; 1948-50 [20]: album
MoMA Exh. #366, 1/13-3/21 1948
Selected by Victor D'Amico from the collection of the French color manufacturing firm J. M. Paillard
Exhibition returned to France 7/1950
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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| II.1.90.1 |
Paintings by Italian Children [P]; 1955-56 [7]; ICE-D-9-54
21 paintings by children from the Mazzon School, Milan, selected from MoMA Exh. #571, 2/16-3/20 1955
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| II.1.90.2 |
C/E 56-9
Paintings by Nigerian Schoolboys [P]; 1957-58 [10]
Paintings and linoleum cuts done by students of Kiffi Secondary School
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| II.1.90.3 |
Paintings by Swedish Children [P]; 1951-53 [15]
MoMA Exh. #472,
Art Work by Swedish Children, 3/13-5/20 1951
Works presented to the Museum by the Swedish Government
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| II.1.90.4 |
Paintings by Turkish Children [P]; 1954-57 [11]; ICE-D-4-54
Selected by Elsa Schmidt from an exhibition of children's paintings held in Istanbul in 1953 in commemoration of the 500th
anniversary of the conquest of Constantinople
Subsequently retitled
The Conquest of Istanbul as See n in Paintings by Turkish Children
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| II.1.90.5 |
Paintings by Twelve Americans [P]; 1935-37 [12]; album
Paintings donated to the Museum by Abby Aldrich Rockefeller (Mrs. John D., Jr.)
Exhibition also referred to in papers as "Paintings by Twelve Americans from the Permanent Collection "Papers also indicate
second tour proposed ca. 1940, under the title
Twelve American Paintings
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| II.1.90.6 |
Paintings Expelled from Germany [P]; ca. 1940-41 [-] [proposed]
Works by artists labeled "Degenerate "by the German Government, drawn from the Museum's collections as well as private American
collections
Exhibition incl. paintings by Georges Braque, André Derain, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Henri Matisse,
Emil Nolde
Folder incl. 1 loan contract and loan requests
No itinerary or checklist available
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| II.1.90.7 |
Paintings from the Belgian Congo [P]; 1951-52 [9]
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| II.1.90.8.1 |
Paintings from Latin America in The Museum of Modern Art Collection [P]; 1943-46 [18]: album [3 folders]
Based upon MoMA Exh. #224,
The Latin-American Collection of The Museum of Modern Art, 3/31-6/6 1943
Exhibition of newly acquired works purchased with the 1942 Inter-American Fund
Recommended for purchase by AHB and Lincoln Kirstein
Revised exhibition circulated 1946-47
See album
Smaller version designed specifically for schools circulated 1944-46
See
Fifteen Latin American Painters, II.1.59.6
See also, II.1.90.10 for related exhibition
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| II.1.90.8.2 |
Paintings from Latin America in The Museum of Modern Art Collection |
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| II.1.90.8.3 |
Paintings from Latin America in The Museum of Modern Art Collection |
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| II.1.90.9 |
Paintings from the Permanent Collection of The Museum of Modern Art [P]; 1946 [1]
Special exhibition arranged for a single showing at the Baltimore Museum of Art, 3.15-4.15 1946
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| II.1.90.10 |
Paintings from Ten Latin-American Republics [P]; 1943-44 [9]: album
Exhibition of new acquisitions organized for smaller exhibition spaces that could not accommodate
Paintings from Latin America in The Museum of Modern Art Collection
See II.1.90.8
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| II.1.91.1 |
Paintings, Watercolors and Drawings by van Gogh [P+DR]; 1936 [9]: album
MoMA Exh. #44,
Vincent van Gogh, 11/4 1935-1/5 1936
Works lent from the collection of the Krller-Müller Foundation
See also, I.24.15.6 for additional corresp
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| II.1.91.2 |
Anna Pavlova [T]; 1941 [2]: album
MoMA Exh. #122,
Pavlova Memorial Exhibition, 1/7-3/6 1941
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| II.1.91.3 |
Photographic Exhibition of Modern Architecture [PP]; 1932-33 [?10]
Based upon MoMA Exh. #15,
Modern Architecture: International Exhibition, 2/9-3/3 1932
See II.1.66.7
Itineraries suggest the possibility of 12 venues
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| II.1.91.4 |
Photographic Exhibition of Theatre Art [PP]; 1935-37 [17]: album
Adapted from MoMA Exh. #33,
International Exhibition of Theatre Art, 1/15-2/25 1934
See II.1.66.8
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| II.1.91.5 |
Photographs by David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson from the Collection of Heinrich Schwarz [PP]; 1941-42 [1]: album
Adapted from MoMA Exh. #145,
Photographs by David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson, 9/9-10/19 1941
No itinerary available
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| II.1.91.6 |
Photographs from the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art [PP]; ca. 1941 [-]
No itinerary available
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| II.1.91.7 |
Photographs of African Negro Art by Walker Evans [PP]; 1935-37 [16]: album
See also, II.1.33.4
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| II.1.91.8 |
Photographs of 19th-Century Houses by Walker Evans [PP]; 1934-36, 1940 [14]: album
MoMA Exh. #30b,
Walker Evans: Photographs of 19th Century Houses, 11/16-12/8 1933
Works drawn from the Museum Collection, gift of Lincoln Kirstein
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| II.1.91.9 |
Photography 1839-1937, I [PP]; 1937-38 [10]: album
MoMA Exh. #60, 3/17-4/18 1937
Directed by Beaumont Newhall
Copy II, which circulated under the title
A Brief Survey of Photography from 1839-1937, was the smaller of the two versions
See II.1.42.3
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| II.1.91.10.1 |
Picasso: Forty Years of His Art, I, II, III, IV [P, PR, DR] [4 editions]
I, 1940 [1]
II, 1940-41 [5]
III, 1941-42 [7]
IV, 1942-43 [6]: album [6 folders]
MoMA Exh. #91, 11/15 1939-1/7 1940
Edition titles:
• I, II,
Picasso: Forty Years of His Art
• III,
Picasso: Epochs in His Art
• IV,
Picasso 1942-43
In addition to Editions I-IV, there were two special loans of the
Guernica mural and 59 studies, 1941-42
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| II.1.91.10.2 |
Picasso: Forty Years of His Art, I, II, III, IV |
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| II.1.91.10.3 |
Picasso: Forty Years of His Art, I, II, III, IV Folder 10.3 incl. Meyer Schapiro's Picasso lecture notes (ca. 1940)
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| II.1.91.10.4 |
Picasso: Forty Years of His Art, I, II, III, IV |
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| II.1.91.10.5 |
Picasso: Forty Years of His Art, I, II, III, IV |
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| II.1.91.10.6 |
Picasso: Forty Years of His Art, I, II, III, IV |
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| II.1.92.1.1 |
Picasso, Matisse, Klee, Rouault, I, II [CR]; I, 1945-49 [28]
II, 1945-48 [18] [2 folders]
Copy I circulated internationally, 1949
Sold 1949. Copy II sold 1948
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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| II.1.92.1.2 |
Picasso, Matisse, Klee, Rouault, I, II |
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| II.1.92.2 |
Picasso's "Minotauromachia" [PR]; ca. 1951 [-] [cancelled]; [NF]
See II.1.96.2
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| II.1.92.3 |
Picasso's "Antipolis" [DR]; 1949-51 [9]: album
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| II.1.92.4 |
Picasso's "Seated Man," 1911: A Visual Analysis of a Cubist Painting [CR]; 1940-43 [15]: album
Based upon MoMA Exh. #93a, 1/1-1/30 1940: prepared by Sidney Janis and Frederick J. Kiesler for the Museum's Advisory Committee
Title appears variously as "An Analysis of Picasso's Seated Man" ; An Analysis of a Painting - The Seated Man by Picasso"
C/E catalogs suggest circulation to secondary schools by the Educational Program
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| II.1.92.5 |
Pictures for Children, I, II (S51); [PR]; I, 1942-43 [12], album
II, 1942-46 [37, incl. Canadian tour], album
Copy II was an Educational Project
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| II.1.92.6 |
The Plan of a Painting [P]; 1941-43 [18]: album
Exhibition prepared by the Addison Gallery of American Art, Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass
Analyzed Manhattan Bridge Loop, 1928, by Edward Hopper, in the Addison's collection
C/E catalogs suggest circulation to secondary schools by the Educational Program
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| II.1.92.7 |
Planning the Modern House, I ; A5.2, II [A, in plans, photographs + model]
I, 1943-47 [34]
II, 1943-46 [21]: album
Educational Project. Exhibition focused on California house designed by John Funk
Directed by Elizabeth Mock
Copy I sold, 1947
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| II.1.92.8 |
Polio Posters [D]; 1950 [2]
MoMA Exh. #427,
Polio Poster Competition, 10/31-11/20 1949
Directed by Mildred Constantine and organized in cooperation with the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
Herbert Matter received first prize
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| II.1.92.9 |
Polio Posters [Slide Talk]; ca. 1950 [-]; [NF]
See Bundle #126 and see note, II.1.92(8)
33.5 "r.p.m. (12 ") acetate record album, slide checklist, and typed mss. of talk, "The Story of Polio Posters--an Experiment
in Designing a Poster "Recording is narrated by artist(s) and planners of exhibition
No itinerary available
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| II.1.92.10 |
The Popular Art of Mexico [S+D]; 1941-42 [9]: album
Assembled from MoMA Exh. #106,
Twenty Centuries of Mexican Art, 5/15-9/30 1940
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| II.1.93.1 |
Portrait of the Artist's Mother by James Abbott McNeill Whistler [P]; 1933-34 [11]: album
MoMA Exh. #34a, 5/15-5/18 1934
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| II.1.93.2.1 |
Portraits in Prints [PR]; 1948-50 [10]: album [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #379, 6/1-9/6 1948
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| II.1.93.2.2 |
Portraits in Prints |
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| II.1.93.3.1 |
Postage Stamp Design [D]; 1949 [22] [6 folders]
MoMA Exh. #420, 8/3-10/7 1949
See also, II.1.110.3
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| II.1.93.3.2 |
Postage Stamp Design |
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| II.1.93.3.3 |
Postage Stamp Design |
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| II.1.93.3.4 |
Postage Stamp Design |
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| II.1.93.3.5 |
Postage Stamp Design |
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| II.1.93.3.6 |
Postage Stamp Design |
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| II.1.94.1 |
Poster Design in Holland, Germany and Switzerland [D]; 1953-57 [24]
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| II.1.94.2 |
Posters by A. Mouron Cassandre [D]; 1936-38 [19]: album
MoMA Exh. #45a, 1/14-2/16 1936
Assembled by Ernestine Fantl
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| II.1.94.3 |
Posters by E. McKnight Kauffer [D]; 1937-39 [21]: album
MoMA Exh. #59, 2/10-3/7 1937
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| II.1.94.4 |
Posters for National Defense, I, II [D]; I, 1941-43 [17], album
II, 1941-42 [5], album
MoMA Exh. #139,
National Defense Poster Competition, 7/16-9/7 1941
Copy I incl. original works
Copy II, black-and-white reproductions of the originals
Retitled
Posters for Defense, 1942
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| II.1.94.5 |
Posters from England [D]; 1943-44 [3]: album
MoMA Exh. #193,
New Posters from England, 9/4-10/18 1942
Assembled by Ernestine Carter, London Ministry of Information
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| II.1.94.6 |
Posters 1945-1949 [D]; 1949-52 [18]
MoMA Exh. #424,
New Posters from 16 Countries, 10/11-11/20 1949
Organized by Mildred Constantine
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| II.1.94.7.1 |
Post-War Building [A, in photo/text panels]; 1949-53 [14] [2 folders]
Exhibition organized to replace
Painting and Sculpture in Architecture, which was destroyed by fire during tour
See II.1.89.6
See also, II.1.1103,
Three Circulating Exhibitions and Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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| II.1.94.7.2 |
Post-War Building |
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| II.1.94.8 |
Postwar European Photography [PP]; 1954-56 [7]
MoMA Exh. #537, 5/26-8/23 1953
Directed by Edward Steichen
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| II.1.95.1.1 |
Power in the Pacific: Battle Photographs of Our Navy in Action on the Sea and in the Sky Lge. version; [PP]; 1945-46 [10]: album [5 folders]
MoMA Exh. #275, 1/23-3/20 1945
Assembled and directed by Captain Edward Steichen for the U.S. Navy
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| II.1.95.1.2 |
Power in the Pacific: Battle Photographs of Our Navy in Action on the Sea and in the Sky |
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| II.1.95.1.3 |
Power in the Pacific: Battle Photographs of Our Navy in Action on the Sea and in the Sky |
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| II.1.95.1.4 |
Power in the Pacific: Battle Photographs of Our Navy in Action on the Sea and in the Sky |
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| II.1.95.1.5 |
Power in the Pacific: Battle Photographs of Our Navy in Action on the Sea and in the Sky |
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| II.1.95.2 |
Power in the Pacific Sm. version; [PP]; 1945-46 [9]: album
See note, II.1.95.1
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| II.1.95.3 |
Prehistoric Rock Pictures: Comparative Styles in Europe and Africa Sm. version). [CR]; 1937-39 [13]: album
39 watercolor facsimiles and 7 photographs drawn from II.1.95.4
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| II.1.95.4 |
Prehistoric Rock Pictures from the Frobenius Collection Lge. version; [PP + facsimiles]; 1937-39 [16]: album
135 panels of watercolor facsimiles and photographs
Adapted from MoMA Exh. #61,
Prehistoric Rock Pictures in Europe and Africa, 4/28-5/30 1937
Directed by Dr. Leo Frobenius and Douglas Fox
See also, II.1.95.3
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| II.1.95.5 |
The Preliminary Course of the Bauhaus (S26); [A, in photo/text panels]; 1941-44 [12]: album
MoMA Exh. #141, 7/29-8/11 1941
Exhibition also referred to in the illustrated checklist as "The Bauhaus: Preliminary Course "Circulated as an Educational
Project, 1942
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| II.1.95.6 |
Prints by Max Beckmann [PR]; 1951-57 [26]
MoMA Exh. #489, 9/18-10/24 1951
Memorial exhibition arranged by WSL
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| II.1.95.7 |
Prints by Kirchner and Nolde [PR]; 1956-57 [8]
MoMA Exh. #589, 11/8 1955-1/8 1956
Assembled by WSL
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| II.1.95.8 |
Prints by Paul Klee [PR]; 1945-47 [14]: album
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| II.1.95.9 |
Prints by Jennie C. Lewis [PR]; ca. 1940 [-] [proposed]; [NF]
16 prints by contemporary San Francisco-based printmaker
See note, II.1.56.9
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| II.1.96.1 |
C/E 56-10:
Prints by Matisse [PR]; 1956-58 [11]
Selected from MoMA Exh. #605,
Prints of Henri Matisse, 6/27-10/14 1956
Selected and assembled by WSL
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| II.1.96.2 |
Prints by Picasso [PR]; 1952 [1]
Special exhibition prepared to replace cancelled exhibition
Picasso's "Minotauromachia"
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| II.1.96.3 |
Prints by Georges Rouault [PR]; 1953-56 [20]
MoMA Exh. #535,
Georges Rouault, 3/31-5/31 1953
Retrospective exhibition co organized with the Cleveland Museum of Art
WSL assembled print section
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| II.1.96.4 |
Prints by Georges Rouault Lge. version; [PR]; 1939-42 [23]: album
MoMA Exh. #79,
The Prints of Georges Rouault, 9/28-11/18 1938
See also, II.1.96.5
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| II.1.96.5 |
Prints by Georges Rouault Sm. version; [PR]; 1941-42 [6]: album
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| II.1.96.6 |
The Prints of Paul Klee [PR]; 1955-57 [13]
MoMA Exh. #564, 7/7-9/19 1954
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| II.1.96.7 |
Recent American Woodcuts [PR]; 1953-55 [10]
MoMA Exh. #519,
Recent American Woodcuts and Prints, by Marin, Hopper and Weber, 9/9-11/16 1952
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| II.1.96.8 |
Recent Drawings U.S.A [PR]; ca. 1956 [-] [cancelled]
MoMA Exh. #601, 4/25-8/5 1956
Selected by WSL and sponsored by the Junior Council
No itinerary available
The lack of positive responses to letters soliciting institutional exhibitors indicates the exhibition did not circulate
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| II.1.96.9 |
Recent European Paintings [CR]; 1955 [1]; [NF]
Special exhibition prepared for the Library of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County, NC, 1/19-2/9 1955
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| II.1.96.10 |
Recent Lithographs by Picasso [PR] 1947-48 [6]: album
See also, MoMA Exh. #342,
46 Recent Lithographs by Picasso, 1/28-4/6 1947
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| II.1.96.11 |
Recent Prints by European Painters [PR]; 1948-51 [18]: album
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| II.1.97.1.1 |
Recent Work by Young Americans [P]; 1954-56 [12] [2 folders]
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| II.1.97.1.2 |
Recent Work by Young Americans |
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| II.1.97.2 |
Odilon Redon Lithographs [PR]; 1953-54 [8]
Excerpted from MoMA Exh. #502,
Odilon Redon: Drawings and Lithographs, 2/13-4/20 1952
Organized by WSL
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| II.1.97.3 |
Refugee Art [P]; ca. 1940 [1]
special loan to Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY
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| II.1.97.4.1 |
Regional Building in the United States [A, in photo/text panels]
Version 1, 1941-44 [17]
Version 2, 1946-47 [9]: album [2 folders]
Version titled
Regional Building in America (60 panels) prepared for the OWI 1946
Circulated to Great Britain under the auspices of the OWI, 1946-47
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| II.1.97.4.2 |
Regional Building in the United States |
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| II.1.97.5 |
Reproductions of American Paintings [CR]; 1936-42 [30]: album
Educational Project. Subsequently retitled
American Painters
See II.1.34.7
No itinerary or checklist available
Folder incl. exhibitors' contracts, 1940-41
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| II.1.97.6 |
Reproductions of Mexican Frescoes by Diego Rivera [CR]; 1932-39 [26]: album
MoMA Exh. #24a,
Color Reproductions of Mexican Frescoes by Diego Rivera, 2/20-3/12 1933
No itinerary available
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| II.1.97.7 |
Reproductions of Modern Watercolors and Pastels [CR]; 1934-40 [45]: album
MoMA Exh. #34f,
Color Reproductions: Modern Watercolors and Pastels, 8/13-9/21 1934
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|
| II.1.97.8 |
Reproductions of Paintings and Drawings by Vincent van Gogh [CR]; 1935-42 [60]: album
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| II.1.97.9 |
Reproductions of Paintings, Watercolors and Drawings by Paul Cézanne [CR]; 1937-42 [25]: album
Adapted from MoMA Exh. #61b,
Color Reproductions of Paintings by Cézanne, 4/28-5/30 1937
Organized for circulation and shown at the Museum in conjunction with MoMA Exh. #61a,
Paintings by Paul Cézanne from the Museum
Venues incl. 2 Educational Project venues
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| II.1.97.10 |
Diego Rivera [P]; 1932 [?1]
MoMA Exh. #14, 12/22 1931-1/27.1932
Folder incl. 1 TLS Beaumont Newhall-AHB (1932)
1 TLS Newhall-Jere Abbott (1932)
No itinerary available
Possibility exists of more than one booking
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| II.1.97.11 |
Rivera, Orozco, Siqueiros [P,DR,PR]; 1942-45 [22]: album
See also, II.1.110.4 for a related exhibition
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| II.1.98.1.1 |
Road to Victory: A Procession of Photographs of the Nation at War Lge. version; [PP]; 1943 [5]: album [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #182, 5/21-10/4 1942
Organized by Lt. Cmdr. Edward Steichen, text by Carl Sandburg
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| II.1.98.1.2 |
Road to Victory: A Procession of Photographs of the Nation at War |
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| II.1.98.2.1 |
Road to Victory Sm. version; (4 copies); [PP]; 1943-44 [13]: album [3 folders]
Three copies were circulated to Great Britain and Uruguay under the auspices of the OWI, 1943-45
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| II.1.98.2.2 |
Road to Victory |
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| II.1.98.2.3 |
Road to Victory |
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| II.1.99.1.1 |
Romantic Painting in America [P+PP]; 1944-45 [8]: album [5 folders]
MoMA Exh. #246, 11/17 1943-2/6 1944
Works from 1740 to 1940s, directed by DCM with catalog essay by JTS
Because of the difficulty of wartime transit, circulating exhibition consisted largely of photographs
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| II.1.99.1.2 |
Romantic Painting in America Folder 1.2 incl.:
2 TLS Stephen C. Clark-EC (1944/45)
2 TLS Philip L. Goodwin-EC (1944)
1 TLS Goodwin-JTS (1944)
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| II.1.99.1.3 |
Romantic Painting in America |
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| II.1.99.1.4 |
Romantic Painting in America |
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| II.1.99.1.5 |
Romantic Painting in America |
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| II.1.99.2 |
Rouault: The Great Printmaker [PR]; 1946-48 [13]: album
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| II.1.99.3 |
Henri Rousseau [P]; 1942-43 [6]: album
20 paintings drawn from MoMA Exh. #175, 3/18-5/3 1942
Organized in collaboration with The Art Institute of Chicago under the direction of Daniel Catton Rich
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| II.1.99.4 |
Rugs by American Artists [D]; 1942-43 [7]: album
MoMA Exh. #188,
New Rugs by American Artists, 6/30-8/9 1942
Exhibition incl. rugs designed by Marguerite Zorach, Loren MacIver, Stuart Davis, John Femen, A. E. Gallatin, Arshile Gorky,
Charles Howard, E. McKnight Kauffer, George L.K. Morris, I. Rice Pereira
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| II.1.99.5 |
Rugs by Modern Artists [D+CR]; 1941 [3]: album
Exhibition incl. rugs designed by Jean (Hans) Arp, Donald Deskey, Morris Kantor, Fernand Léger, Louis Marcoussis, Joan Miró,
Pablo Picasso, Henry Varnum Poor and Kurt Seligmann, plus 8 mounted reproductions and 1 poster
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| II.1.100.1 |
Scenic Art in Modern Ballet: SettingsScenic Art in Modern Ballet: Costumes [Slide Talks]; 1946-50 [3; 6]
Scenic Art in Modern Ballet: Settings cancelled after 3 venues
Scenic Art in Modern Ballet: Costumes, offered in conjunction with the first Slide Talk, remained in circulation
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| II.1.100.2 |
The Sculptor Explores: Paintings, Watercolors, Collages, Prints [P+PR]; 1954-55 [6]
[folder incl. corresp. with David Smith, Naum Gabo
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| II.1.100.3.1 |
Sculpture by Painters [P+S, PP]; 1949-51 [12]: album [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #418, 8/3-10/5 1949
Works incl. Picasso bronze loaned by Mies van der Rohe
Exhibition revised slightly in 1950
See also, II.1.110.3
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| II.1.100.3.2 |
Sculpture by Painters Folder 3.2 incl. sketches in letter by Pietro Lazzari
Corresp. with Daniel-Henri Kahnweiler
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| II.1.100.4 |
The Sculpture of Jacques Lipchitz [S]; 1954-55 [2]
MoMA Exh. #558, 5/18-8/1 1954. No itinerary available
Corresp. indicates 2 showings, at the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, and the Cleveland Art Museum
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| II.1.100.5 |
Seven American Painters [P]; 1944-45 [5]: album
Assembled by JTS, then Director of Painting and Sculpture
Exhibition incl. Milton Avery paintings from the collection of Joseph Hirshhorn
Second in a series of traveling exhibitions designed to introduce painters at mid career to a broader national audience
See also, II.1.112.8
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| II.1.100.6 |
Seven American Photographers [PP]; 1939-41 [17]: album
MoMA Exh. #86, 5/10-9/30 1939
Part of
Art in Our Time: 10th Anniversary Exhibition
See note, II.1.60.9
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| II.1.100.7 |
Seven Color Reproductions [CR]; 1947-48 [1]; [NF]
Special exhibition
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| II.1.100.8 |
17 Prints, Watercolors and Drawings by Modern European Artists [PR, DR]; ca. 1934 [1]
Special exhibition organized for the New Jersey College for Women, New Brunswick, at the behest of Nelson A. Rockefeller
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| II.1.100.9.1 |
Ben Shahn [P, PR, D, PP]; 1947-49 [8]: album [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #538, 9/30 1947-1/4 1948
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| II.1.100.9.2 |
Ben Shahn |
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| II.1.101.1 |
Shaker Art ca. 1953 [-] [proposed]
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| II.1.101.2 |
The Shapes of Things, I, II A6, sm. version; [D, in photographs]; 1943-45 [I,15; II,18]: album
Educational Project
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| II.1.101.3 |
The Shapes of Things S32, Lge. version; [D, in photographs]; 1941-44 [21]: album
Young People's Rotating Exhibition.
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| II.1.101.4 |
Charles Sheeler [?CR]; ca. 1941 [?1]
Exhibition possibly based on MoMA Exh. #90, 10/2-11/1 1939
Directed by DCM
Folder incl. 1 contract scheduling exhibition from 1/10-1/24 1941
No itinerary or checklist available
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|
| II.1.101.5 |
Silk Screen Prints, I, II [PR]; I, 1941-45, [16]
II, 1942-45 [16]
No itineraries available
|
|
| II.1.101.6 |
A Single Sculpture: "The Singing Man ", by Ernst Barlach [S]; 1940-42 [11]: album
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| II.1.101.7.1 |
Six Artist-Teachers in America [P]; 1953-56 [16] [2 folders]
Exhibition incl. works by László Moholy-Nagy, Josef Albers, Stanley William Hayter, Hans Hofmann, Amédée Ozenfant, Karl Zerbe
Folder 7.1 incl. 1 ALS Albers-JS (1955)
2 ALS Albers-JS (1954)
1 TLS Hayter-Virginia Pearson (1956)
1 TLS Hayter-JS (1953)
1 TLS Hofmann-JS (1953)
1 TLS H. W. Janson-JS (1953)
1 TLS (photocopy) Sibyl (Mrs. Laszlo) Moholy-Nagy--AHB (1963)
1 TLS Moholy-Nagy--JS (1953)
2 ALS Zerbe-JS (ca. 1953)
2 ALS Zerbe-JS (1953)
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|
| II.1.101.7.2 |
Six Artist-Teachers in America |
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| II.1.101.8 |
Six Interpretations in Bronze [S]; 1946-48 [13]
Exhibition incl. works by Aristide Maillol, Georg Kolbe, Gaston Lachaise, Charles Despiau, Henri Laurens, Jacques Lipchitz
Folder incl. 1 ALS Isabel Lachaise-JS (1946)
1 TLS Stephen C. Clark-EC (1946)
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|
| II.1.101.9 |
Six Modern Sculptors [S+DR]; 1936-38 [24]: album
Exhibition also referred to as "Bronzes and Drawings by Six Modern Sculptors"
Folder incl. 1 TLS Walter P. Chrysler, Jr.-AHB (1935)
1 TLS Chrysler-EC (1936)
1 TLS Frank Crowninshield-EC (1936)
4 TLS A. Conger Goodyear-EC (1935-38)
1 TLS Goodyear-AHB (1937)
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|
| II.1.102.1 |
The Skyscraper [A, in plans, photographic enlargements, texts]; 1953-59 [30]
See also, ICE-F-9-53,
The Skyscraper, U.S.A
Copy 1
20 text panels, English/French texts
international tour: 15 venues, 1954-57
Donated to Zionist Organization of America House, Tel Aviv, 1958
See also, ICE-F-25-54 (Spanish version)
Latin American tour: 9 venues, 1957-58, dispersed 1958
Venues incl. 1 booking not on itinerary: University of Puerto Rico, 12.1954
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| II.1.102.2 |
Small Paintings by Modern Artists [P]; 1939-41 [21]: album
Retitled
Twelve French Painters, 1940
Folder incl. 1 ALS Saidie May-EC (1939)
|
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| II.1.102.3 |
South American Paintings and Drawings, [P] and
South American Cartoons and Caricatures, [DR] ca. 1942 [-] [proposed]
Material does not confirm whether two separate exhibitions or a single exhibition to incl. paintings, drawings, cartoons and
caricatures was actually proposed
Folder incl. 1 TL (carbon) EC-lender (2.17.1942)
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| II.1.102.4 |
South American Textiles [D]; 1951-53 [7
|
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| II.1.102.5.1 |
Chaim Soutine [P]; 1951-52 [10] [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #462, 10/31 1950-1/7 1945
Cosponsored by the Cleveland Museum of Art and directed by MW
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| II.1.102.5.2 |
Chaim Soutine |
|
| II.1.102.6 |
Soviet Children's Art [P]; 1945-47 [25]
MoMA Exh. #260, 9/19-11/19 1944. Exhibition shown in collaboration with the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship,
Inc. (NCASF)
Returned to the NCASF 8.4.1947
See also, II.1.48.2
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|
| II.1.102.7.1 |
Niles Spencer: A Retrospective Exhibition of His Work [P]; 1954 [4] [3 folders]
MoMA Exh. #560,
Niles Spencer, 6/22-8/15 1954
C/E assembled by DCM
|
|
| II.1.102.7.2 |
Niles Spencer: A Retrospective Exhibition of His Work |
|
| II.1.102.7.3 |
Niles Spencer: A Retrospective Exhibition of His Work |
|
| II.1.103.1.1 |
States of Mind [P]; 1953-56 [16] [2 folders]
Exhibition assembled by Geraldine Pelles
Exhibition incl. works by over 30 artists
|
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| II.1.103.1.2 |
States of Mind Folder 1.2 incl. 1 ALS Mrs. W. Murray Crane-Pelles (1953)
2 ALS Theodoros Stamos-JS (1956)
|
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| II.1.103.2 |
Steichen's Navy Photographs [PP]; 1944 [1]; [NF]
Special exhibition
|
|
| II.1.103.3 |
Florine Stettheimer [P]; 1947 [2]
MoMA Exh. #332, 10/1-11/17 1946
|
|
| II.1.104.1 |
Still Life [P]; ca. 1945-46 [-] [proposed]
Folder incl. memo JTS-EC (7.31.1944)
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| II.1.104.2 |
Still Life: 20th Century [CR]; 1954-56 [15]
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| II.1.104.3 |
Still Life: 20th Century [P]; 1951-53 [16]
Folder incl. 1 ALS Marcel Duchamp-JS (1951)
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| II.1.104.4 |
Stockholm Builds [A, in photographs]; 1940-46 [23]: album
MoMA Exh. #142, 8/4-9/8 1941
Organized by Elizabeth Mock. Photographs by G. E. Kidder-Smith
C/E sold to American Swedish News Exchange, Inc., New York, 1/7/1947
Venues incl. special showing at the Society of Liberal Arts, Joslyn Memorial Art Museum, Omaha, 7-8/1946
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| II.1.104.5 |
Paul Strand: Photographs 1915-1945 [PP]; 1946-47 [7]
MoMA Exh. #286, 4/25-6/10 1945
Retrospective exhibition directed by Nancy Newhall
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| II.1.105.1 |
C/E 54-33:
Structure and Space in Contemporary Architecture [A, in photo/text panels]; 1954-59 [31]: album, I/C/E-1
Exhibition also referred to in promotional materials as "Structure and Space in Contemporary Engineering"
Divided into 5 sections:
Arch-rib system
Thin-shell construction
Cantilever construction
Reticulated structures
Suspended construction
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| II.1.105.2 |
Studies for "Guernica" [DR+PP]; 1952-56 [22]
Series of 50 sketches by Picasso divided into 3 groups:
• preparatory studies
• photographs of mural in progress
• sketches executed after mural installation
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| II.1.106.1 |
A Survey of the American Film [F, in stills]; 1938-41 [23]
Based upon MoMA Exh. #62,
A Brief Survey of the American Film, 1/24-6/23 1937
Survey of American cinema from 1893 to 1937
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| II.1.106.2 |
Survey of American Painting, I, II [PP]; I, II, 1947-48 [9] [1 item]
Folder incl. itinerary only
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| II.1.106.3.1 |
A Survey of American Sculpture, I, II [CR]; I, 1948-50 [16]
II, 1948-49 [7]: album [2 folders]
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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| II.1.106.3.2 |
A Survey of American Sculpture, I, II |
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| II.1.106.4 |
Swiss Posters [D]; ca. 1943-44 [-] [proposed]
Exhibition also referred to in papers as "Modern Swiss Posters"
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| II.1.106.5.1 |
Symbolism in Painting [P]; 1947-48 [14]: album [3 folders]
Exhibition incl. works by Max Beckmann, Eugene Berman, Arnold Bcklin, Marc Chagall, Giorgio de Chirico, Salvador Dali, Max
Ernst, James Ensor, Morris Graves, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Loren MacIver, André Masson, Matta (Sebastian Antonio Matta
Echaurren), Joan Miró, Adolphe Monticelli, Gustave Moreau, Odilon Redon, Graham Sutherland, Pavel Tchelitchew, Mark Tobey,
others
Folder 3.2 incl. 1 ALS Georgia O'Keeffe-JS (1947)
1 TLS Edward M.M. Warburg-JS (1947)
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| II.1.106.5.2 |
Symbolism in Painting |
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| II.1.106.5.3 |
Symbolism in Painting |
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| II.1.107.1 |
Pavel Tchelitchew [P]; 1943 [1]
Special loan exhibition to Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, New York
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| II.1.107.2.1 |
Teaching Portfolios, I, II, III, IV ca. 1950 [6 folders]
Series of reproduction kits purchased for use in classrooms and studios
See Box 108 for copies of the portfolios
See also, II.1.61.3, II.1.78.2, II.1.108.1
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| II.1.107.2.2 |
Teaching Portfolios, I, II, III, IV |
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| II.1.107.2.3 |
Teaching Portfolios, I, II, III, IV |
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| II.1.107.2.4 |
Teaching Portfolios, I, II, III, IV |
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| II.1.107.2.5 |
Teaching Portfolios, I, II, III, IV |
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| II.1.107.2.6 |
Teaching Portfolios, I, II, III, IV |
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| II.1.108.1 |
Teaching Portfolios, I, II, III, IV ca. 1950
Incl. published portfolios:
• I,
Modern Sculpture
• II,
Texture and Pattern
• III,
Modern Art - Old and New (incl. pamphlet with text by RDH)
•IV,
Useful Objects Today
See note, II.1.107.2
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| II.1.109.1 |
Ten Paintings from The Museum of Modern Art Collection [?P]; 1949 [1]; [NF]
Special exhibition organized for the Society of the Four Arts, Palm Beach, 1.9-2.2 1949
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| II.1.109.2 |
Ten Posters by Cassandre and Kauffer [D]; 1938-40 [18]: album
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| II.1.109.3 |
T.V.A. Architecture and Design [A, in photographs + models]; 1941-42 [7]: album
MoMA Exh. #125, 4/30-6/7 1941
Prepared in collaboration with the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) and accompanied by the film TVA
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| II.1.109.4 |
Thirty European and American Paintings [P]; 1943-44 [9]: album
Exhibition selected from the permanent collection
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| II.1.109.5 |
Thirty-Five Serigraphs [DR]; 1945-47 [14]
Exhibition of serigraphs lent by members of the National Serigraph Society (formerly The Silk Screen Group) and WPA Art Program
artists
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| II.1.109.6 |
35 Under 35 [P]; 1940-41 [8]: album
Exhibition directed by DCM
Exhibition incl. 5 paintings from the permanent collection and 30 paintings produced by artists working in the WPA Art Program
See note, II.1.56.9
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| II.1.109.7 |
C/E 1952-53:
Thirty-four Paintings from the Whitney Museum of American Art [P]; 1952-53 [8]
Selected by Hermon More, Director, Whitney Museum of American Art, New York
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| II.1.109.8 |
Thonet Chair [D]; ca. 1953-54 [-] [proposed]
Proposed C/E version of MoMA Exh. #539,
Thonet Furniture, 8/11-10/4 1953
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| II.1.110.1 |
Three Bronze Portraits: Despiau, Lachaise, Maillol [S]; 1939-40 [5]: album
Exhibition also referred to in papers as "Three Bronzes "No checklist available
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| II.1.110.2 |
Three Centuries of American Architecture [A, in models, plans, photographs + diagrams]; 1939-41 [12]: album
Based on architecture section, organized by John McAndrew, of MoMA Exh. #76a,
Three Centuries of American Art, installed Musée du Jeu de Paume, Paris, under the auspices of the French Government, Summer 1938
installed at the Museum 2/15-3/15 1939 (MoMA Exh. #83)
See also, I.24.13.5 for corresp. relevant to MoMA Exh. #76a
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| II.1.110.3 |
Three Circulating Exhibitions ca. 1949-53
Three exhibitions shown simultaneously at the Museum, 8-10/1949, before beginning national tours:
•MoMA Exh. #418,
Sculpture by Painters, see II.1.100.3
•MoMA Exh. #419,
Painting and Sculpture in Architecture, see II.1.89.6
•MoMA Exh. #420,
Postage Stamp Design, see II.1.93.3
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| II.1.110.4 |
Three Mexican Artists: Rivera, Orozco, Siqueiros [P]; 1938-39 [10]: album
See also, II.1.97.11 for a related exhibition
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| II.1.110.5.1 |
Three Modern Painters: Feininger, Hartley, Beckmann [P&S]; 1955-57 [12] [2 folders]
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| II.1.110.5.2 |
Three Modern Painters: Feininger, Hartley, Beckmann Folder 5.2 incl. 1 ALS Jacques Lipchitz-JS (1955)
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| II.1.111.1.1 |
Three Modern Styles [P]; 1949-52 [20] [6 folders]
MoMA Exh. #452, 7/11-9/5 1950
Folder 1.4 incl. 1 ALS Margaret S. Barr-Libby Tannenbaum (1949)
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| II.1.111.1.2 |
Three Modern Styles |
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| II.1.111.1.3 |
Three Modern Styles |
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| II.1.111.1.4 |
Three Modern Styles |
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| II.1.111.1.5 |
Three Modern Styles |
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| II.1.111.1.6 |
Three Modern Styles Folder 1.6 incl. 2 TLS JTS-Tannenbaum (1951)
1 TLS JTS-Virginia Pearson (1952)
4 ALS Kay Sage Tanguy-Tannenbaum (1949)
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad and II.1.111.2 for related material
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| II.1.111.2.1 |
Three Modern Styles [PP, CR + photographic panels]; 1952-55 [15] [2 folders]
Excerpted from II.1.111.1
Incl. photographic panels from original exhibition, with color reproductions and photographs substituted for the original
works
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| II.1.111.2.2 |
Three Modern Styles |
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| II.1.111.3 |
Three-Picture Exhibition: Matisse, Derain, Rouault [P]; 1935-36 [12]: album
Exhibition incl. Henri Matisse, Interior with a Violin Case, 1918-19)
André Derain, Still Life, ca. 1910
Georges Rouault, The Spectacled Man (Man with Spectacles), 1917
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| II.1.112.1 |
Three Post-War Houses [A, in photographs + plans]; 1948-51 [17]: album
Exhibition examined three houses built by Marcel Breuer, John van der Meulen, Ralph Rapson and Hugh Stubbins, Jr
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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| II.1.112.2 |
Three Young Photographers [PP]; 1948 [1]
MoMA Exh. #359, 9/30-1/7 1947
34 prints by Leonard McCombe, Wayne Miller and Homer Page, arranged by Edward Steichen
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| II.1.112.3 |
Tomorrow's Small House [A]; ca. 1945 [-] [proposed]
MoMA Exh. #289, 5/29-9/30 1945
Folder incl. corresp. with Ladies Home Journal regarding possible circulation of exhibition
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| II.1.112.4 |
Tricks in Movie-making (S35); [F, in photographs + text]; ca. 1941-42 [-]
Young People's Rotating Exhibition. No itinerary or checklist available
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| II.1.112.5 |
Tunisian Triumph [PP]; 1943-44 [11]: album
MoMA Exh. #233,
Tunisian Triumph: War Photographs by Eliot Elisofon, 6/17-7/25 1943
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| II.1.112.6 |
Twelve American Paintings [P]; ca. 1940 [-]; [NF]
See II.1.90.5
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| II.1.112.7 |
Twelve Americans of Our Time (A17). [CR]; 1943-45 [18]: album
Educational Project
Exhibition incl. works by Jean Charlot, Ernest Fiene, William Gropper, George O "Pop ", Hart, Marsden Hartley, Edward Hopper,
Mervin Jules, Morris Kantor, Jules Pascin, Diego Rivera, John Sloan, Grant Wood
Previous version, titled
Four Americans of Our Time, featured Charlot, Gropper, Hopper, Wood
Folder incl.:
1 ALS Hartley-Victor D'Amico (1942)
1 TLS Hopper-D'Amico (1942)
1 ALS Kantor-D'Amico (n.d.)
1 ALS Jules-D'Amico (n.d.)
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| II.1.112.8 |
Twelve Contemporary Painters [P]; 1944-45 [12]: album
First in a series of exhibitions intended to introduce artists at mid career to a broader national audience
See also, II.1.100.5
Exhibition incl. works by Darrel Austin, Francisco Christofanetti, Matta (Sebastian Antonio Matta Echaurren), John Ferren,
Morris Graves, Arshile Gorky, Jacob Lawrence, Loren MacIver, Jackson Pollock, I. Rice Pereira, Walter Steumpfig, Andrew Wyeth
Folder incl. 1 TLS JTS-EC (n.d.)
1 TLS Agnes Magruder Gorky-EC (1945)
1 TLS Peggy Guggenheim-EC (1944)
1 ALS Mrs. John Ferren-EC (1944)
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| II.1.112.9 |
Twelve Masterpieces of Modern Painting [CR]; ca. 1940-41 [-]
No itinerary or checklist
Folder incl. exhibitors' contracts
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| II.1.112.10 |
Twelve Sculptors of the 20th Century [S]; 1954-56 [16]
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| II.1.113.1 |
Twelve Small Pictures [P]; 1941-42 [11]: album
Exhibition also referred to in papers as "Twelve French Painters: Small Pictures by Leading Artists "Folder incl. 2 ALS Pierre
Matisse-EC (1941)
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| II.1.113.2.1 |
Twentieth-Century Drawings [DR]; 1944-46 [15]: album [2 folders]
Based upon MoMA Exh. #252,
Modern Drawings, 2/16-5/10 1944
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| II.1.113.2.2 |
Twentieth-Century Drawings Folder 2.2 incl. 1 TLS Lyonel Feininger-John Gordon (1945)
1 postcard JTS-EC (1944)
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| II.1.113.3 |
Twentieth-Century European Painters [CR]; 1947-54 [39]
Sequel to
Nineteenth-Century Leaders of Modern Painting
See II.1.86.10
Venues incl. 1 booking not on itinerary: Antioch College, Yellow Springs, OH, 4.5-4.19 1954
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| II.1.113.4.1 |
Twentieth-Century Master Movements: Cubism [P]; 1950-54 [22] [2 folders]
Assembled by Libby Tannenbaum, with AHB as curatorial advisor
Majority of works selected from the permanent collection
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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| II.1.113.4.2 |
Twentieth-Century Master Movements: Cubism |
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| II.1.113.5 |
Twentieth-Century Master Movements: Fauvism [P]; ca. 1950 [-] [proposed]
Folder incl. 1 TLS John Hay Whitney-JS (1950)
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| II.1.113.6.1 |
Twentieth-Century Master Movements: Futurism [P]; 1950-52 [11] [2 folders]
Assembled by Libby Tannenbaum, with AHB as curatorial advisor
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| II.1.113.6.2 |
Twentieth-Century Master Movements: Futurism Folder 6.2 incl. 1 TLS A. Conger Goodyear-Tannenbaum (1950)
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| II.1.114.1.1 |
Twentieth-Century Master Movements: German Expressionism [P]; 1951-53 [11] [2 folders]
Exhibition incl. works by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Erich Heckel, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Emil Nolde, Otto Mueller, Max Pechstein
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| II.1.114.1.2 |
Twentieth-Century Master Movements: German Expressionism |
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| II.1.114.2 |
Twentieth-Century Paintings [P]; 1941-42 [3]: album
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| II.1.114.3 |
Twentieth-Century Paintings [P]; 1936 [1]
Exhibition organized by the Museum as one of the first exhibitions at The Society of the Four Arts, Palm Beach, FL
Exhibition incl. works from the Museum Collection as well as paintings loaned by members of the society
No itinerary or checklist available
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| II.1.114.4.1 |
Twentieth-Century Portraits [P]; 1943-44 [9] [4 folders]
MoMA Exh. #209, 12/9 1942-1/24 1943
Assembled by MW
Exhibition revised 10/1943
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| II.1.114.4.2 |
Twentieth-Century Portraits |
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| II.1.114.4.3 |
Twentieth-Century Portraits |
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| II.1.114.4.4 |
Twentieth-Century Portraits |
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| II.1.114.5 |
Twentieth-Century Sculpture and Constructions [S, + photographic panels]; 1941-43 [6]: album
MoMA Exh. #199, 10/2-10/26 1942
Wall label texts prepared by Margaret Miller
Folder incl. 4 ALS Alexander Calder-EC (1941)
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| II.1.114.6 |
Twenty Lithographs A4); [DR]; 1943-47 [36]: album
Educational Project
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| II.1.114.7 |
Twenty Twentieth-Century Paintings [P]; 1940-41 [13]: album
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| II.1.114.8 |
Twenty-five Paintings from the Lillie P. Bliss Collection [P]; 1935 [4]: album
MoMA Exh. #34a,
The Lillie P. Bliss Collection, 5/14-9/12 1934
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| II.1.115.1 |
Twenty-five Watercolors by Six Americans from the Permanent Collection [P]; 1935-37 [14]: album
Twenty-five Watercolors by American Artists :
[P]; 1938-40 [14]
album
First exhibition also referred to in papers as "Twenty-five American Watercolors from the Permanent Collection "Second exhibition
cited is a later version of the first
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| II.1.115.2 |
Twenty-nine Reproductions from the Museum [CR]; 1954-55 [1]; [NF]
Special exhibition organized for the Spence School, New York, 10.20 1954-10.20 1955
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| II.1.115.3 |
Twenty-six Drawings from the Permanent Collection [DR, PR]; 1936-39 [17]: album
Works were gifts of Abby Aldrich Rockefeller (Mrs. John D., Jr.)
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| II.1.115.4.1 |
Two Cities: Planning in North and South America [A, in photographs, models + drawings]; 1947-49 [7] [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #352, 6/24-9/21 1947
Directed by Susanne Wasson-Tucker
Exhibition focused on the Cidade dos Motores, Brazil, designed by Paul Lester and José Sert and the Michael Reese Hospital
Project, Chicago, Walter Gropius, architectural consultant
Small version circulated to Lima, Peru, 1947, under the 6th Pan-American Congress of Architects
Exhibition also referred to as "Two New Cities"
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| II.1.115.4.2 |
Two Cities: Planning in North and South America |
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| II.1.115.5 |
Two Years of War in England [PP]; 1942-43 [6]: album
MoMA Exh. #177,
Two Years of War in England: Photographs by William Vandivert, 4/15-6/10 1942
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| II.1.115.6.1 |
Understanding African Negro Sculpture [S+PP]; 1952-55 [16] [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #515, 7/1-10/5 1952
Designed and installed by Carlus Dyer
32 photographs of sculpture taken by Eliot Elisofon, life magazine photographer, and 7 original sculptures
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| II.1.115.6.2 |
Understanding African Negro Sculpture |
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| II.1.115.7 |
Understanding the Child Through Art, I, II [DR, P, PP]; I, 1944-48 [36], album
II, 1944-47 [29], album
MoMA Exh. #253, 2/25-4/2 1944
Prepared by the Educational Program in cooperation with the Committee on Art in American Education and Society
See also, II.1.45.6, II.1.50.10 and II.1.115.8 for related exhibitions, and Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions
Abroad for related material
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| II.1.115.8 |
Understanding the Child Through Art, I, II [Slide Talk]; I, 1944-55 [73]
II, 1945-54 [51]
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| II.1.115.9 |
Unit Furniture [D, in photo/text panels]; 1946-48 [14]: album
Exhibition sold to exhibitor, 1948
See also, Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related material
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| II.1.115.10 |
United Hemisphere Poster Competition Lge. version; [D]; 1943-44 [8]: album
MoMA Exh. #201, 10/21-11/24 1942
Selection of winning posters from over 800 entries in a competition sponsored by the Museum in 1942 on the theme of the united
front in the Western Hemisphere during WWII
Exhibition also referred to in papers as "United Hemisphere Competition Posters"
See also, II.1.115.11 and II.1.115.12
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| II.1.115.11 |
United Hemisphere Posters Competition Sm. version; [D] [Nonwinners]; 1942-43 [6]: album
See note, II.1.115(10
Selection of nonwinning posters
Exhibition also referred to in papers as "United Hemisphere Competition Posters"
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| II.1.115.12 |
United Hemisphere Posters A18); [D]; 1943-44 [4]: album
Educational Project
Exhibition contents later given to Educational Program director Victor D'Amico
See note, II.1.115.10
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| II.1.115.13 |
U.S. Army Illustrators of Fort Custer, Michigan [P+DR]; 1942-43 [15]: album
MoMA Exh. #170, 2/4-3/10 1942
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| II.1.116.1 |
U.S. Government War Posters [D]; 1942-44 [7]: album
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| II.1.116.2 |
United States Stage Designs [T]; ca. 1950 [-] [proposed]
Proposed for the Department of the Army, Office of the Under Secretary, Reorientation Branch, for exhibition in Osaka, Japan.
Exhibition also referred to in papers as "United States Stage and Costume Designs"
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| II.1.116.3 |
U.S. War Posters (A9); [D]; 1943-44 [7]
Educational Project
Exhibition also referred to in papers as "United States Wartime Posters "Folder incl. itinerary and checklist only
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| II.1.116.4 |
Useful Objects [D]; 1946-47 [-] [cancelled]
MoMA Exh. #336, 11/26 1946-1/26 1947
See also, II.1.66.2
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| II.1.116.5.1 |
Useful Objects of American Design Under $10 [D]; 1941-42 [5]: album [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #117, 11/26-12/24 1940
Papers suggest exhibition was organized by Eliot Noyes, Director, Department of Industrial Design
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| II.1.116.5.2 |
Useful Objects of American Design Under $10 |
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| II.1.116.6 |
Useful Objects Under $5 [D]; 1938-39 [7]: album
MoMA Exh. #80,
Useful Household Objects Under $5.00, 9/28-10/28 1938
First in a series of annual exhibitions intended to illustrate the aesthetic value of contemporary mass-produced objects
See also, II.1.66.2
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| II.1.116.7 |
Useful Objects Under $5 S21); [D]; 1941-43 [9]: album
Young People's Rotating Exhibition. Records indicate exhibition may have been based on II.1.116.5
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| II.1.116.8.1 |
Useful Objects Under $10 [D]; 1941-44 [10]: album [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #93,
Useful Objects of American Design Under $10, 12/7 1939-1/7 1940
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| II.1.116.8.2 |
Useful Objects Under $10 |
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| II.1.117.1.1 |
Variety in Abstraction [P]; 1944-46 [11]: album [2 folders]
Directed by JJS
Exhibition focused on two major trends in abstract art and incl. works by Jean (Hans) Arp, Georges Braque, Marcel Duchamp,
Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee, Fernand Léger, Kasimir Malevich, André Masson, Matta (Sebastian Antonio Matta Echaurren), Joan
Miró, Piet Mondrian, Pablo Picasso
Exhibition revised 1945
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| II.1.117.1.2 |
Variety in Abstraction Folder 1.2 incl. 1 ALS László Moholy-Nagy-EC (1944)
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| II.1.117.2.1 |
The Versatile Medium [P]; 1952-56 [29] [2 folders]
Exhibition incl. 40 watercolors and gouaches from the Museum Collection
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| II.1.117.2.2 |
The Versatile Medium |
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| II.1.117.3 |
Jacques Villon Print Show [PR]; ca. 1954-55 [-] [proposed]
Exhibition also referred to as "Prints by Jacques Villon "No itinerary available
Records indicate proposed venues in Detroit, Ottawa and Toronto
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| II.1.117.4 |
War Cartoons by Hoffmeister and Peel [DR]; 1943-44 [4*]: album
MoMA Exh. #228,
War Caricatures by Hoffmeister and Peel, 5/12-6/13 1943
Featured the work of Czechoslovakian artists Adolf Hoffmeister and Antoine T. Peel
Itinerary incl
Educational Project venues
Under the single New England School Group booking, exhibition travelled to 9 venues
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| II.1.117.5 |
War Comes to the People, I, II [PP]; I, 1941 [5]
II, 1941-42 [2]: album
MoMA Exh. #119,
War Comes to the People: A Story Written with the Lens, 12/10 1940-1/5 1941
Exhibition of photographs by Therese Bonney
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| II.1.117.6 |
War Etchings by Goya and Dix [DR]; 1938-40 [15]: album
50 etchings selected from Francisco Goya's Desastros de la Guerra (Disasters of War) series and Otto Dix's Der Krieg portfolio
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| II.1.117.7 |
War in Spain: Pen and Ink Drawings by Luis Quintanilla [DR]; 1938-39 [3]: album
MoMA Exh. #74,
Luis Quintanilla: An Exhibition of Drawings of the War in Spain, 3/15-4/18 1938
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| II.1.117.8 |
War Memorials [A]; ca. 1945 [-] [proposed]
Exhibition proposed by Philip Johnson
Never assembled
See also,
Percival Goodman War Memorial Model (MoMA Exh. #434, 1/17-2/22 1950) for a related exhibition
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| II.1.117.9 |
War Planes - Airbrush Paintings by Jerome Biederman [P]; ca. 1943-44 [-]
No itinerary available
Corresp. with artists indicates that the exhibition made a tour of naval airstations, incl. those at Greencastle and Bunker
Hill, IN
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| II.1.117.10 |
War Posters [D]; 1944-45 [8]: album
Assembled from the dismantled exhibitions
War Posters Today, I, II, and
War Posters and Cartoons of the USSR
See II.1.118.2 and II.1.117.11, respectively
Exhibition incl. posters from Russia, China, the Netherlands, England, Canada, France, Czechoslovakia, the United States
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| II.1.117.11 |
War Posters and Cartoons of the USSR [D+DR]; 1943-44 [6]: album
Posters lent to the Museum by Lt. J. D. Stamm, U.S.N.R., and the Soviet Embassy, Washington, D.C. Slide exhibition shown 1.1944
See also, II.1.117.10
Expository materials suggest a Slide Talk entitled
Russian War Posters was offered for rental ca. 1943-46, as a supplement to the exhibition
Posters by the Kukryniksi Trio (the Soviet artists Kuprianov, Krilov and Sokolov, who used the pen name Kukryniksi), which was organized in association
with the Art Committee of the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship
No evidence of circulation
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| II.1.117.12 |
War Posters of the United Nations [D]; 1942-44 [18]: album
Copy II of
War Posters Today
See note, II.1.118.2
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| II.1.118.1 |
War Posters of World War II [Slide Talk]; 1944-45 [4]: album
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| II.1.118.2.1 |
War Posters Today, I, II [D]; I, 1942-44 [21] album
II, [18]: album [2 folders]
Copy II circulated under the title
War Posters of the United Nations
See II.1.117.12
Exhibition
War Posters assembled from contents of Copies I and II, and from
War Posters and Cartoons of the USSR
See II.1.117.10 and II.1.117.11, respectively. Copy II was retitled
War Posters of the United Nations
See also, II.1.117.12 for itinerary and other related materials
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| II.1.118.2.2 |
War Posters Today, I, II |
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| II.1.118.3 |
Wartime Furniture [D]; ca. 1942 [-] [proposed]
Exhibition proposal originated from
Wartime Housing exhibition
See II.1.118.4
Folder incl. memo Edgar Kaufmann, Jr.-EC (5.1.1942)
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| II.1.118.4.1 |
Wartime Housing [A, in photo/text panels]; 1942-43 [8]: album [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #178, 4/22-6/21 1942
Designed and assembled by Eliot Noyes and based on the OWI exhibition
U.S. Housing in War and Peace
See notes, II.1.718 and II.1.118.3
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| II.1.118.4.2 |
Wartime Housing |
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| II.1.118.5 |
Wartime Posters, I, II (S53); [D] [2 copies]; 1942-44 [I, 12], [II, 14]: album
Young People's Rotating Exhibition
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| II.1.118.6 |
Wartime Posters of the Allied Nations A8); [D]; 1943-45 [15]: album
Exhibition transferred from the Educational Program to the DCE
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| II.1.118.7 |
Watercolors and Drawings by Six Cuban Painters [P]; 1944-46 [16]: album
Drawn from MoMA Exh. #255,
Modern Cuban Painters, 3/17-5/7 1944
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| II.1.118.8 |
Watercolors, Drawings and Prints by French Artists [P, DR, PR]; n.d. [-]
Selected from the Museum Collection. No itinerary or checklist available
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| II.1.118.9 |
Edward Weston [PP]; 1946-47 [9]
Drawn from MoMA Exh. #311,
The Photographs of Edward Weston, 2/11-3/31 1946
Retrospective directed by Nancy Newhall.
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| II.1.119.1.1 |
What Is Good Design? [D]; 1942-45 [17]: album [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #160,
Useful Objects Under $10, 12/2 1941-1/4 1942
Exhibition of household objects. Exhibition revised 1944-45
Exhibition also referred to in papers as "What Is Good Design in Useful Objects?"
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| II.1.119.1.2 |
What Is Good Design? |
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| II.1.119.2 |
What Is Good Poster Design? [D]; ca. 1942 [-]
No itinerary or checklist available
However, administrative records indicate circulation to colleges
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| II.1.119.3.1 |
What Is Modern Architecture?, I, II [A, in photographic panels]
I, 1938-41 [23]
II, 1939-42 [26]: album [2 folders]
Last three venues listed for Copy II on exhibition itinerary are identical to those listed for II.1.119(4), and refer to exhibition
sections A and B
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| II.1.119.3.2 |
What Is Modern Architecture?, I, II |
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| II.1.119.4 |
What Is Modern Architecture? (S22, sects. A&B); [A, in photographic panels]; 1941-45
A [8], B [14], A/B [15]
Young People's Rotating Exhibition
Sold to exhibitor, 1946
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| II.1.119.5 |
What Is Modern Architecture? [Slide Talk]; ca. 1940 [-] [proposed]
Folder incl. outline and typescript
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| II.1.120.1.1 |
What Is Modern Painting? [CR]; 18 mounted copies, 2 unmounted
1944-56 [422]: album [7 folders]
MoMA Exh. #280, 3/6-3/25 1945
Wall texts written by AHB
One of a series of exhibitions produced in multiple copies for purchase
See note, II.1.49.1
Australian tour, 1945
Folders incl. installation photographs
See also, II.1.121.1, I.4.2.10, I.17.9.10, and Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related materials
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| II.1.120.1.2 |
What Is Modern Painting? |
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| II.1.120.1.3 |
What Is Modern Painting? |
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| II.1.120.1.4 |
What Is Modern Painting? |
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| II.1.120.1.5 |
What Is Modern Painting? |
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| II.1.120.1.6 |
What Is Modern Painting? |
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| II.1.120.1.7 |
What Is Modern Painting? |
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| II.1.121.1.1 |
What Is Modern Painting? [Slide Talk; 8 copies]; 1944-55 [235] [2 folders]
See also, II.1.120.1
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| II.1.121.1.2 |
What Is Modern Painting? |
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| II.1.121.2 |
What Is Modern Sculpture? I, II [Slide Talks]
I [2 copies], 1944-53 [38]
II [2 copies], 1945-53 [24]
Copy I consisted of small-scale slides, Copy II of large-format slides
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| II.1.121.3 |
Whitney Museum of American Art 1950 Annual Exhibition of Contemporary Artists ca. 1951 [-] [proposed]
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| II.1.121.4 |
Wood Block Prints in Color [PR]; 1944-47 [23]
Exhibition incl. prints by Werner Drewes, Louis Schanker, Charles Smith
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| II.1.121.5.1 |
The Wooden House in America [A, in photo/text panels, plans + model]; 1940-44 [22]: album [2 folders]
MoMA Exh. #146, 9/9-9/30 1941
Exhibition sent on extended loan to National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, 1944
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| II.1.121.5.2 |
The Wooden House in America Folder 5.2 incl. 2 TLS Marcel Breuer-EC (1940)
2 TLS Gregory Ain-Elizabeth Mock (1940)
7 TLS, 1 ALS John Funk-Mock (1940)
2 TLS George Howe-AHB (1941)
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| II.1.121.6 |
W.P.A. Industrial War Posters [D]; ca. 1942 [-] [?proposed]
No itinerary available
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| II.1.121.7 |
World of Illusion I: Elements of Stage Design [T, in photo/text panels + set models]; 1947-50 [18]: album
MoMA Exh. #360, 10/14 1947-1/4 1948
Directed by George Amberg
Exhibition incl. designs by Adolphe Appia, Robert Edmond Jones, Isamu Noguchi, Georges Braque, Fernand Léger, Edward Burrá
Exibitions I and II sold to exhibitor, 1950
See also, II.1.122.1 and Series I.20 Sales and Rentals of Copies of Exhibitions Abroad for related materials
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| II.1.122.1 |
World of Illusion II: Movement and Gesture [T, in photo/text panels]; 1948-53 [21]
See note, II.1.121.7
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| II.1.122.2 |
Yank "Illustrates the War [PP]; 1943-44 [16]: album
MoMA Exh. #222, 3/17-4/18 1943
Assembled by JTS
Folder incl. original drawings, sketches, cartoons, illustrations and photographs from the U.S. Army magazine
Yank
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| II.1.122.3 |
C/E 56-7:
Young American Painters [P]; 1956-58 [15]
See also, I.4.3.9 for additional promotional material
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| II.1.123.1 |
Young American Printmakers [PR]; 1950-53 [16]
Assembled by JS
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| II.1.123.2.1 |
Young American Printmakers [PR]; 1954-57 [15]: album, I/C/E-1 [7 folders]
MoMA Exh. #547, 11/25 1953-1/24 1954, sponsored by the Junior Council with WSL as curatorial advisor. Expanded version (70
prints) of ICE-F-1-52, selected by WSL
U.S. representation at the Internationale Graphik, Salzburg, 1952, and circulated throughout Austria and to the Federal Republic
of Germany, 1952-53 (6 venues in all)
Dispersed 1953
See also: ICE-F-16-53 (sm. version)
Latin American tour, 1958-59
Destroyed in warehouse fire in Guatemala, 7.15 1959. ICE-F-31-57
Transferred from domestic circulation for tour of Norway under the auspices of the Rijksgalleriet, Oslo, 1957-58 (12 venues)
Returned to New York and dispersed, 1958
Administrative records indicate special showing of "international copy" at Brandeis University, Waltham, MA, 5/20-6/20 1954
(not incl. in domestic venue total)
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| II.1.123.2.2 |
Young American Printmakers |
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| II.1.123.2.3 |
Young American Printmakers |
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| II.1.123.2.4 |
Young American Printmakers |
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| II.1.123.2.5 |
Young American Printmakers |
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| II.1.123.2.6 |
Young American Printmakers |
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| II.1.123.2.7 |
Young American Printmakers |
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| Bundle 124 |
Creative Photography Exhibition panels
32x43.5"
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| Bundle 125 |
Elements of Design Exhibition panels
20x25"
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| Bundle 126 |
Polio Posters Slide Talk
Record album
12x12"
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| II.2 Exhibitions, 1959-1969
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485 Folders stored in 20 10.25 "x12.5x15.5 "storage boxes; 57 8.5 "x11 "photograph albums; 31 linear feet
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Due to the complexity of the collection and the historical organization of the material, folders in this series have been
numbered in the following manner: [Series].[Subseries].[Box].[Folder]
Some folders were later split into two or more folders and their numbering is as follows: [Series].[Subseries].[Box].[Folder].[Sub-folder]
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| II.2.127.1.1 |
C/E 59-1
Architecture Worth Saving, Work Folder [A]; 1958-61 [15]
MoMA Exh. #634, 10/8-12/15 1958
installed by Wilder Green, Assistant Director, Architecture and Design. Organized in collaboration with the National Trust
for Historic Preservation and The Architectural Forum
incl. important buildings "recently destroyed, doomed, or delivered"
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| II.2.127.1.2 |
C/E 59-1:
Architecture Worth Saving, Photographs |
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| II.2.127.2.1 |
C/E 59-2:
Made in New York State--Drawings and Watercolors from The Museum of Modern Art, Work Folder [DR]; 1959-60 [10]
Works selected from the permanent collection by DCM; initially shown at the New York State Fair, Syracuse, 9/4-9/12 1959
Incl. report from Barbara Clayton Rex (Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum)
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| II.2.127.2.2 |
C/E 59-2:
Made in New York State--Drawings and Watercolors from The Museum of Modern Art, Registrar |
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| II.2.127.2.3 |
C/E 59-2:
Made in New York State--Drawings and Watercolors from The Museum of Modern Art, Photgraphs |
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| II.2.127.3.1 |
C/E 59-3:
The New Spanish Painting and Sculpture, "Work Folder" [P&S]; 1960-62 [9]: album
MoMA Exh. #668, 7/20-9/28 1960
50 paintings and sculptures by 16 artists, selected by FOH
Folders labeled "Young Spanish Painters"
Incl. corresp.: Martin Chilino, Francesco (Ricart) Farreras, Richard Hodgson, Lucio Munoz, S. J. Zacks
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| II.2.127.3.2 |
C/E 59-3:
The New Spanish Painting and Sculpture, "Correspondence" Mrs. Melvin B. Black, Rafael Canogar, Eduardo Chillida, Chilino, Modest Cuixart, Carlton Lake (Atlantic Monthly), Manolo Millares,
FOH, Manuel Rivera, Antonio Saura, Emily Staempfli, Antoni Tàpies, Joan Josep Tharrats
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| II.2.127.3.3 |
C/E 59-3:
The New Spanish Painting and Sculpture, Loans and Lenders Incl. corresp.: Starke Anderson (Gres Gallery), J. R. Arnaud (Galerie Arnaud), Chilino, Farreras, Walter Goodhue, Paul L.
Joachim, Daniel Lelong (Galerie Maeght), Alexander Lowenthal, Munoz, Morton Neumann, Beatrice Perry, Rivera, Saura, Pablo
Serrano, Tharrats, Manuel Viola, Evangeline Zalstem-Zalessky
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| II.2.127.3.4 |
C/E 59-3:
The New Spanish Painting and Sculpture, Publicity: General and Catalogue Incl. Wilson Burdett (Elizabeth Arden) corresp
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| II.2.127.3.5 |
C/E 59-3:
The New Spanish Painting and Sculpture, Photographs |
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| II.2.127.4.1 |
C/E 59-4:
Fifteen Polish Painters, "Work Folder [1]" [P]; 1961 [6]
MoMA Exh. #690, 8/1-10/3 1961 (west galleries), 8/1-10/1 1961 (east galleries)
60 works selected by Peter Selz
Two works in poor condition were removed from the exhibition before it was shown at the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa,
11/26/1961, under the title
Thirteen Polish Painters
Folders labeled "Young Polish Painters."
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| II.2.127.4.2 |
C/E 59-4:
Fifteen Polish Painters, "Work Folder [2]" |
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| II.2.127.4.3 |
C/E 59-4:
Fifteen Polish Painters, "Loan & Lenders" Incl. Joseph Alsop corresp
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| II.2.127.4.4 |
C/E 59-4:
Fifteen Polish Painters, "Loan & Lenders" Incl. Piotr Potworowski corresp
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| II.2.127.4.5 |
C/E 59-4:
Fifteen Polish Painters, Interoffice Memoranda "Correspondence"
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| II.2.127.4.6 |
C/E 59-4:
Fifteen Polish Painters, "Import/Export" |
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| II.2.127.4.7 |
C/E 59-4:
Fifteen Polish Painters, Photographs |
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| II.2.127.5.1 |
C/E 59-5:
Haniwa, "Work Folder" [S]; 1959-60 [5]
Exhibition from the Tokyo National Museum lent by the Japanese Government
Circulated by the International Program for the Asia Society, Asia House, New York
PAM was a member of the Asia Society Gallery committee
Incl. John D. Rockefeller, 3rd (Asia Society) corresp
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| II.2.127.5.2 |
C/E 59-5:
Haniwa, "Publicity" |
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| II.2.127.6 |
C/E 59-6
Recent American Painting: 17 Abstract Expressionists [PP]; 1959 [1]
Exhibition arranged through Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller and shown at the Albany Institute of History and Art, 9/25-10/25
1959
Works selected by DCM from ICE-F-36-57,
The New American Painting, Organized for European tour
installed at the Museum 5/28-9/8 1959 (MoMA Exh. #645),
Dispersed 1959.x
See also, ICE Archive.
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| II.2.128.1.1 |
C/E 59-7:
The Drawings of Joseph Stella, "Work Folder" [D]; 1960-62 [14]
MoMA Exh. #675, 10/26-11/13 1960; selected by James Schuyler and Elaine Johnson.
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| II.2.128.1.2 |
C/E 59-7:
The Drawings of Joseph Stella, "Loan & Lenders" Incl. autobiographical notes (typescript); Edith Gregor Halpert (Downtown Gallery) corresp
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| II.2.128.1.3 |
C/E 59-7:
The Drawings of Joseph Stella, Photographic Material Incl. photostats of works by artist; 1 image of artist
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| II.2.128.1.4 |
C/E 59-7:
The Drawings of Joseph Stella, General |
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| II.2.128.2.1 |
C/E 59-8:
The Artist in His Studio, "Work Folder" [PP]; 1960-64 [29]
MoMA Exh. #653,
The Artist in His Studio--Photographs by Alexander Liberman, 10/29 1959-1/13 1960; selected by WSL. SP-ICE-27-61; European tour: 17 venues, 1961-66,
Dispersed 1966
Incl. installation photographs
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| II.2.128.2.2 |
C/E 59-8:
The Artist in His Studio, Interoffice Correspondence |
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| II.2.128.3.1 |
C/E 59-9:
Art Lending Service Retrospective, "Work Folder" [P&S]; 1960-61 [8]
MoMA Exh. #657, 1/27-3/20 1960
Incl. Mrs. Bliss Parkinson corresp
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| II.2.128.3.2 |
C/E 59-9:
Art Lending Service Retrospective, "Loans & Lenders" Incl. corresp.: RDH, WSL, Eliot Noyes.
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| II.2.128.4 |
C/E 60-1:
The Sense of Abstraction [cancelled]; [PP]; ca. 1960 [-]
MoMA Exh. #659,
The Sense of Abstraction in Contemporary Photography, 2/17-4/10 1960
codirected by Grace Mayer and Kathleen Haven.
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| II.2.128.5.1 |
C/E 60-2:
Drawings by Philip Guston, Work Folder [cancelled]; [DR]; ca. 1960 [-]
Exhibition cancelled because artist felt that best work, which wa |
