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| Title: | Curt Valentin Papers | |
| Inclusive Dates: | 1908-1956 | |
| Quantity: | 57 linear feet | |
| Abstract: | The Curt Valentin Papers document the New York-based Buchholz Gallery (1937-1951) and the Curt Valentin Gallery (1951-1955), owned and operated by Curt Valentin, a world-renowned German-Jewish art dealer and gallerist. This collection comprises business records, exhibition documentation, personal correspondence, and artwork photography providing a comprehensive record of Valentin's career, and details his dedication to modernist artists, such as Max Beckmann, Jean Arp, E.L. Kirchner, Pablo Picasso, and others. | |
Gallerist Curt Valentin was a leading purveyor of modern art and a major supplier of European modern painting and sculpture to American collectors. Valentin was born in 1902 in Hamburg, Germany. At the age of 21, he began his career by training with the legendary art dealer Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler, one of the first champions of Cubism. Kahnweiler was also a friend of noted gallerist of modern art Alfred Flechtheim. In 1927, Valentin began working at Flechtheim's Galerie Simon in Paris, and subsequently became a director at Flechtheim's gallery in Berlin. During his time at these galleries, Valentin was exposed to some of the best modern art in Europe, including works from the Fauvism, Cubism, and Expressionism movements. The economic depredations of 1920s Germany forced Flechtheim to close several of his galleries, and in 1933, the Berlin site was shuttered to forestall bankruptcy.
In 1934, Valentin went to work for Karl Buchholz at the Buchholz Gallery in Berlin. He worked there until 1936, when Nuremberg Race Laws imposed by the Nazi government made it impossible for Valentin, a Jew, to remain employed. Valentin emigrated to New York City where he opened the Buchholz Gallery, New York, at 3 West 46th Street, his first exhibition opening on March 18th, 1937. In May 1938, the gallery moved to 32 East 57th Street. In the 1940's, Valentin exhibited a great number of artists, but most prominently Lyonel Feininger, Juan Gris, Max Beckmann, Pablo Picasso, Paul Klee, and Jacques Lipchitz. In 1951, Valentin changed the name of his gallery from Buchholz Gallery to Curt Valentin Gallery. Along with the change in name, he also began to represent a more diverse group of artists, such as Jean Arp, Alexander Calder, Marino Marini, Marc Chagall, and Wilhelm Lehmbruck. Valentin operated his gallery successfully until 1954, when he died unexpectedly of a heart attack on August 19th during a visit to Marino Marini in Forte de Marmi, Italy. The gallery remained open under the direction of Valentin's longtime assistant Jane Wade until 1955, when it closed for good. The last exhibition ended on September 1st, 1955. Valentin's estate was liquidated, and the remaining stock at his gallery was sold at the Parke-Bernet auction house in November 1955. During the 18 years the gallery was in operation, Valentin staged a total of 185 exhibitions.
Curt Valentin is regarded as one of the foremost promoters and purveyors of modernism in America, particularly of those works branded "degenerate" art by Germany's Nazi government which had been purged from state collections and confiscated from Jewish collectors. Karl Buchholz was one of the German art dealers appointed by the Nazi Propaganda Ministry to oversee the dispersal and sale of these works. Valentin received some of his stock from Buchholz to sell at his New York gallery until 1941 when the United States entered World War II.
Valentin, aside from being a successful art dealer and gallerist, also began to foster close friendships with the artists he worked with. Christmas cards, correspondence with doodles, and photographs of Valentin with artists are often found in his papers. He routinely spent Christmas with Henry Moore and his wife, and would frequently visit Marino Marini and his wife in Tuscany for the summer. Valentin first encountered art book publishing while working at the Buchholz Gallery, which was located above Karl Buchholz's bookstore, Buchhandlung Karl Buchholz. In New York, he tried his hand at publishing limited edition books such as Guernica, Pablo Picasso (folder I.160), Juan Gris (folder I.70), and The Drawings of Georges Seurat (folder I.192). Additionally, Valentin published original catalogues for each exhibition held. They were typically small stapled booklets with reproductions of works in the show alongside a full checklist.
The Curt Valentin Papers detail the operation of the Buchholz Gallery and the Curt Valentin Gallery, located in New York City from the years 1937-1954. The collection comprises exhibition documentation, loan and sale records, extensive correspondence, personal papers, and photographs. The records provide an in-depth look into the art world during a pivotal time in the spread of modern artworks to American collections, including The Museum of Modern Art. The material is especially rich in artist correspondence, detailed in Series III, and object photography, which can be found in Series IV and Series VIII.
Series I contains exhibition catalogues and documents relating to the exhibitions held at the Buchholz and Curt Valentin Gallery. Alongside the exhibition catalogues, this series also includes loan correspondence, artist correspondence, checklists, and receipts. It is organized by exhibition title, or artist name when an exhibition title isn't available. All folders contain an exhibition catalogue unless otherwise stated. Series II contains records relating to Valentin's foray into graphic prints. He published a small series of lithographs by Pablo Picasso between the years 1945 and 1948. This series also contains a catalogue for a public auction held in November 1955 titled Important Paintings by Modern Masters.
The bulk of this collection's correspondence can be found in Series III. It is divided into four subseries according to the type of correspondent, all arranged alphabetically by last name or institution name. Subseries III.A contains correspondence with artists. The series of folders titled "Beckmann Notebooks" refer to individual binders dedicated to strictly Max Beckmann correspondence. Subseries III.B contains correspondence with individual collectors and publishers. The third, fourth, and fifth subseries contain overlapping groups of correspondence. Subseries III.C contains correspondence largely with individual dealers and some galleries. Subseries III.D contains correspondence largely with museums, but also includes some dealers and galleries as well. Finally, subseries III.E contains correspondence primarily with academic institutions, but also includes some files of correspondence with museums, galleries, and individuals associated with universities.
Series IV is a set of photographs previously filed among the paper records – rather than with the photo albums and images that form Series VIII – and they have been kept in this position here. The files contain photographs of artworks and individuals and are arranged alphabetically by artist. Some are loose photographs and some are mounted to boards, similar to those in Series VIII which were previously housed in 3-ring binders. Series V contains newspaper clippings, with subseries V.A including those previously bound in albums, and subseries V.B loose clippings. Series VI concerns the liquidation of the Curt Valentin Gallery's assets. One folder of correspondence and other general business records can be found in VI.A, and in VI.B is one folder containing an inventory of Valentin's graphic arts holdings, which can also be found in Series II. Series VII holds the bulk of Valentin's business records. The first subseries, VII.A, contains correspondence. The second subseries, VII.B, contains documents concerning artworks "on approval," or on loan. This primarily includes correspondence and loan receipts. The third subseries, VII.C, contains artist's account statements, and the fourth subseries, VII.D, contains bills, receipts, and checks concerning the physical gallery space. The final subseries, VII.E, includes an accountant's report.
Series VIII is a new addition to this collection. It had been kept with the Photographic Archive at The Museum of Modern Art, part of the former Department of Rights and Reproductions, before it was transferred to the Archives department in 2004. This series contains a vast collection of object photography kept by Valentin, formerly housed in three ring binders. All photographs have been mounted on board and often contain adhesive labels with the artwork's details. The first subseries contains three folders of installation photography. While far from being a comprehensive documentation of all Valentin's exhibitions, these files document a significant number of shows. Installation photography can also be found in subseries VIII.B and is noted in the folder description when applicable. Subseries VIII.B contains photographs of artworks specifically exhibited by Valentin in his gallery, arranged by artist. The final subseries, VIII.C, contains a more general collection of work not specifically exhibited by Valentin but by artists he admired or worked with.
The records are open for research and contain no restricted materials.
Index Terms |
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| This collection is indexed under the following headings in the library catalog of The Museum of Modern Art. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings. | ||
| Subjects: | ||
| Arp, Jean, 1887-1966 -- Correspondence | ||
| Art -- Germany -- History -- 20th century -- Sources | ||
| Art, Modern -- 20th century | ||
| Beckmann, Max, 1884-1950 -- Correspondence | ||
| Buchholz Gallery (New York, N.Y.) -- Archives | ||
| Calder, Alexander, 1898-1976 -- Correspondence | ||
| Curt Valentin Gallery (New York, N.Y.) -- Archives | ||
| Kandinsky, Wassily, 1866-1944 -- Correspondence | ||
| Kirchner, Ernst Ludwig, 1880-1938 -- Correspondence | ||
| Klee, Paul, 1879-1940 -- Correspondence | ||
| Léger, Fernand, 1881-1955 -- Correspondence | ||
| Marini, Marino, 1901-1980 -- Correspondence | ||
| Matisse, Henri, 1869-1954 -- Archives | ||
| Picasso, Pablo, 1881-1973 -- Correspondence | ||
| Valentin, Curt, 1902-1954 -- Archives | ||
| World War, 1939-1945 -- Art and the war -- Exhibitions -- Sources | ||
Within The Museum of Modern Art Archives, correspondence and records concerning Curt Valentin can be found primarily in the Alfred H. Barr, Jr. Papers. For information on artists associated with Curt Valentin and his gallery, numerous materials can be found across the Archives holdings and in the MoMA Library.
The exhibition catalogues for the Buchholz Gallery and the Curt Valentin Gallery may also be found in the Museum Library. Neither the collection of catalogues in the Archives nor the Library are complete, but rather complement each other. The library contains some catalogues not represented in this collection, and this collection contains some catalogues not represented in the library.
Holdings of related and associated correspondence and documents may also be accessed at the following repositories:
Jane Wade Papers Regarding Curt Valentin, Archives of American Art [Papers of Valentin's longtime assistant]
Lois Dailey Orswell letters from Curt Valentin and Richard Stankiewicz, Archives of American Art [Curt Valentin correspondence with art collector, Lois Dailey Orswell]
Curt Valentin Gallery Records, Zentralarchiv des Internationalen Kunsthandels (ZADIK), University of Cologne, Cologne.
The Curt Valentin Papers and the collection of Valentin's photo albums were a promised gift given to The Museum of Modern Art Library in 1956 by the executor of Valentin's will, Ralph Colin. The two collections were separated, the papers staying with the Library and the photo albums going to the former Department of Rights and Reproductions to be a part of the Photographic Archive. The Museum of Modern Art Archives was officially founded in 1989, and the papers were transferred from the Library to the Archives in 1998. When the Department of Rights and Reproductions (then known as the Department of Photographic Services and Permissions) was disbanded in 2003, the Photographic Archive, including the Curt Valentin photograph albums, was also transferred to the MoMA Archives. In 2020, the Archives received funding to reprocess and describe the Curt Valentin Papers and to officially incorporate the photo albums into the collection.
Published citations should take the following form:
Long version: Curt Valentin Papers, [series.folder]. The Museum of Modern Art Archives, New York.
Short version: Valentin, [series.folder]. MoMA Archives, NY.
Upon the sudden death of Curt Valentin in 1954, and his gallery's subsequent closure in 1955, his paper records and photo albums were put in the possession of Ralph Colin, the executor of Valentin's estate and a close personal friend. In 1956, the papers were given to The Museum of Modern Art Library to house, and Colin would regularly correspond with the MoMA Library to grant permission for researcher access to the papers. Upon Colin's death in 1985, the Curt Valentin Papers became an official part of the MoMA Library.
Some of the paper records have been removed from binders and plastic sleeves while processing. All information on the binder's spines has been recorded. While most of the materials are in good condition, some more fragile documents have been interleaved with acid-free paper or placed in Mylar sleeves as appropriate. Photographs mounted on board previously housed in 3-ring photo albums have been removed from the binders and all information on the binder's spine has been recorded. All staples, paperclips, and binder clips have been removed.
Series I: Buchholz and Curt Valentin Galleries Exhibition Records 1937-1956 |
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Series I contains documents and catalogues relating to all exhibitions held at the Buchholz Gallery and the Curt Valentin Gallery. This includes such record types as loan correspondence, correspondence with artists and venues, receipts, and press releases. Alongside Valentin's own exhibitions, some folders also concern exhibitions Valentin loaned works to and books he published. This series is arranged alphabetically by exhibition title or by artist's last name. All known exhibition titles are italicized, and all folders with unknown exhibition titles are identified by the artist's name. All folders contain exhibition catalogues unless otherwise stated in the folder description. Some exhibition catalogues not represented in this collection can be found in the MoMA Library. |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| I.1 | American Sculpture of Today Includes sales receipts, newspaper clippings of exhibition announcements, and a press release. Exhibited artists: Alexander Archipenko, Oliver O'Connor Barrett, Doris P. Caesar, Alexander Calder, Jose de Creeft, Jean de Marco, Clara Fasano, Herbert Ferber, John Bernard Flannagan, Minna Harkavy, Henry Kreis, Simon Moselsio, Huge Robus, David Smith, Heinz Warneke, and Warren Wheelock. |
1940-1941 |
| I.2 | American Sculpture of Our Time Includes press release and loan correspondence. Exhibited artists: Alexander Archipenko, Saul Baizerman, O. O'Connor Barrett, John Begg, Sheila Burlingame, Doris Caeser, Alexander Calder, Jose de Creeft, Robert Cronbach, Charles Cutler, Adolph Dioda, Claara Fasano, Herbert Ferber, John B. Flannagan, Peter Grippe, Chaim Gross, Minna Harkavy, Alonzo Hauser, Toni Hughes, Henry Kreis, Goaston Lachaise, Robert Laurent, S. A. Lipton, Jean de Marco, Maria, George L. K. Morris, Waldemar Raemisch, Jose Ruiz de Rivera, Hugo Robus, Henry Rox, William Steig, David Smith, Heinz Warnecke, Monique Watson, Warren Wheelock, and William Zorach. |
1942-1943 |
| I.3 | Jean Arp Includes catalogues and press releases for two exhibitions of Jean Arp in 1949 and 1954. |
1949-1954 |
| I.4 | Ascher Panels by Henri Matisse and Henry Moore Same exhibition as I.110. |
1949 |
| I.5 | Aspects of Modern Drawing Includes loan letters. Exhibited artists: Ernst Barlach, Max Beckmann, Marc Chagall, André Derain, Charles Despiau, Max Ernst, Lyonel Feininger, John B. Flannagan, George Grosz, Juan Gris, Carl Hofer, Ernst Kirchner, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Georg Kolbe, Käthe Kollwitz, Fernand Léger, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Jacques Lipchitz, Aristide Maillol, August Macke, Gerhard Marcks, André Masson, Henri Matisse, Joan Miró, Henry Moore, Emil Nolde, Amedee Ozenfant, Jules Pascin, Pablo Picasso, Dunoyer de Segonzac, and Yves Tanguy. |
1942 |
| I.6 | Ernst Barlach 1870-1938 Includes loan letters. |
1938-1939 |
| I.7 | André Beaudin Includes press release. |
1949 |
| I.8 | Beaudin, Braque, Gris, Klee, Léger, Masson, Picasso Same exhibition as I.9. |
1941 |
| I.9 | Beaudin, Braque, Gris, Klee, Léger, Masson, Picasso Same exhibition as I.8. Includes press release. |
1940 |
| I.10 | Max Beckmann Two brochures, including one for Max Beckmann at 1020 Art Center, Chicago, March-April 1955. |
1939-1955 |
| I.11 | Max Beckmann Paintings 1936-1939 Includes press release. |
1939-1940 |
| I.12 | Max Beckmann Includes news clippings of exhibition announcements, press release, and pamphlet with transcript of lecture given by Beckmann at the New Burlington Galleries, London 1938. |
1941 |
| I.13 | Max Beckmann News clippings and brochures from Beckmann exhibition at the Arts Club of Chicago, January 2-January 27, 1942. |
1942 |
| I.14 | Max Beckmann: His Recent Works from 1939 to 1945 | 1946 |
| I.15 | "The Actors by Beckmann" | 1946 |
| I.16 | Max Beckmann | 1947 |
| I.17 | Max Beckmann, City Art Museum of St. Louis Contains materials on Beckmann book On My Painting, and a retrospective show at City Art Museum of St. Louis. Includes press release of 1941 Buchhholz exhibition, and certificate of copyright registration for the book On My Painting by Max Beckmann under the name Curt Valentin. |
1941-1950 |
| I.18 | Max Beckmann | 1949 |
| I.19 | Max Beckmann Memorial Munich Loan correspondence for exhibition in Munich from June to July, 1951. |
1951 |
| I.20 | Max Beckmann Includes transcript of Beckmann's lecture "My Theory of Painting" given at the New Burlington Galleries, July 21st, 1938. Also includes installation photographs, press release, and news clippings of exhibition announcements. |
1938-1951 |
| I.21 | Max Beckmann Includes correspondence from Valentin to various collectors and museums in an effort to locate Beckmann works. |
1954 |
| I.22 | Der Blaue Reiter Includes artwork photographs, press release, news clippings of exhibition announcements, and loan correspondence. Exhibited artists: Albert Bloch, David Burliuk, Heinrich Campendonk, Lyonel Feininger, Alexei von Jawlensky, Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee, Alfred Kubin, August Macke, Franz Marc, and Gabriele Muenter. |
1954-1955 |
| I.23 | "The Blue Four" Feininger, Jawlensky, Kandinsky, Paul Klee | 1944 |
| I.24 | Francisco Bores | 1939 |
| I.25 | Georges Braque No exhibition catalogue. Contains written exerpts from news clippings and correspondence with press. |
1938 |
| I.26 | Reg Butler Includes loan correspondence. |
1954-1955 |
| I.27 | Reg Butler, Bruno Cassinari, Jan Cox, Irving Kriesberg, Alton Pickens | 1953 |
| I.28 | Doris Caesar Exhibition ran in tandem with I.174. |
1943 |
| I.29 | Recent Work by Alexander Calder Includes press release. |
1944 |
| I.30 | Alexander Calder | 1945 |
| I.31 | Alexander Calder Includes catalogues for two exhibitions, Alexander Calder December 9-December 27, 1947, and Alexander Calder November 30-December 17, 1949. 1947 exhibition catalogue annotated with prices and artwork drawings. |
1947-1949 |
| I.32 | Alexander Calder Oversized material moved to I.33*. |
1950-1952 |
| I.33* | Alexander Calder Derrière le Miróir no.31, July 1950. Oversized material moved from I.32. |
1950 |
| I.34 | Alexander Calder | 1955 |
| I.35 | Sculpture by Mary Callery | 1944 |
| I.36 | Mary Callery Exhibition catalogues from four exhibitions: Mary Callery April 29-May 24, 1947, Mary Callery March 14-April 2, 1950, Mary Callery October 21-November 15, 1952, Mary Callery March 15-April 9, 1955. |
1947-1955 |
| I.37 | Carved In Stone: Some Examples of Contemporary Sculpture Includes loan correspondence, and loan receipt from MoMA. Exhibited artists: Ahron Ben-Shmuel, Mary Callery, Samuel Cashwan, Jose de Creeft, Charles Cutler, Adolph Dioda, John B. Flannagan, Henry Kreis, Gaston Lachaise, Henri Laurens, Robert Laurent, Jacques Lipchitz, Henry Moore, Georges L.K. Morris, Isamu Noguchi, and William Zorach. |
1946 |
| I.38 | Marc Chagall: Sculpture, Ceramics, Etchings for the Fables of La Fontaine | 1952 |
| I.39 | Closing Exhibition: Sculptures, Paintings and Drawings Exhibited artists: Jean Arp, Max Beckmann, Constantin Brâncuși, Georges Braque, Reg Butler, Mary Callery, Edgar Degas, Charles Despiau, James Ensor, Lyonel Feininger, John B. Flannagan, Paul Gauguin, Theodore Gericault, Juan Gris, Alexei von Jawlensky, Ernst L. Kirchner, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Henri Laurens, Fernand Léger, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Jacques Lipchitz, Aristide Maillol, Franz Marc, Garhard Marcks, Marino Marini, André Masson, Henri Matisse, Henry Moore, Giorgio Morandi, Pablo Picasso, John Piper, Auguste Renoir, Auguste Rodin, Kurt Roesch, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Graham Sutherland, and Fritz Winter. |
1955 |
| I.40 | Contemporary British Artists: Ivon Hitchens, Henry Moore, Paul Nash, John Piper, Ceri Richards, Graham Sutherland, John Tunnard Includes handwritten artist correspondence. |
1944-1945 |
| I.41 | Contemporary Drawings Exhibited artists: Jean Arp, Ernst Barlach, André Beaudin, Max Beckmann, Constantin Brâncuși, Alexander Calder, Mary Callery, Marc Chagall, Jan Cox, André Derain, Charles Despiau, James Ensor, Max Ernst, Lyonel Feininger, John B. Flannagan, Alberto Giacometti, Juan Gris, George Grosz, Barbara Hepworth, Ernst L. Kirchner, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Georg Kolbe, Käthe Kollwitz, Roger de la Fresnaye, Henri Laurens, Fernand Léger, Jacques Lipchitz, August Macke, Aristide Maillol, Franz Marc, Gerhard Marcks, Marino Marini, André Masson, Henri Matisse, Joan Miró, Amedeo Modigliani, Henry Moore, Emil Nolde, Pablo Picasso, Alton Pickens, John Piper, Kurt Roesch, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Graham Sutherland, and Tal Coat. |
1950 |
| I.42 | Contemporary European Painters and Sculptors Exhibition Exhibited artists: Max Beckmann, George Braque, Karl Hofer, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Fernand Léger, Franz Marc, Emil Nolde, Pablo Picasso, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Ernst Barlach, Charles Despiau, Georg Kolbe, Henri Laurens, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Aristide Maillol, Gerhard Marcks, Amedeo Modigliani, Auguste Renoir, and Renée Sintenis. |
1939 |
| I.43 | Contemporary European Painters and Sculpture Exhibition ran from June 4, 1940-June 28, 1940. Includes exhibition announcement and news clippings of exhibition announcements. |
1940 |
| I.44 | Contemporary European Painters and Sculpture Exhibition ran from September 23, 1940-October 5, 1940. Includes exhibition catalogue and news clippings of exhibition announcements. Exhibited artists: Max Beckmann, George Braque, André Derain, Lyonel Feininger, Juan Gris, Karl Hofer, Ernst L. Kirchner, Fernand Léger, Paul Klee, André Masson, Pablo Picasso, Ernst Barlach, Charles Despiau, Georg Kolbe, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Aristide Maillol, Gerhard Marcks, and Auguste Renoir. |
1940 |
| I.45 | Contemporary German Art Boston, MA News clippings of exhibition announcements and reviews for Contemporary German Art at the Institute of Modern Art in Boston, MA from November 2, 1939 to December 9, 1939. |
1939 |
| I.46 | Contemporary Paintings and Sculpture Exhibited artists: Jean Arp, Ernst Barlach, André Beaudin, Max Beckmann, Georges Braque, Alexander Calder, Mary Callery, Lyonel Feininger, Juan Gris, Ernst L. Kirchner, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Irving Kriesberg, Henri Laurens, Fernand Léger, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Jacques Lipchitz, Aristide Maillol, Gerhard Marcks, Marino Marini, André Masson, Henri Matisse, Amedeo Modigliani, Henry Moore, Giorgio Morandi, Pablo Picasso, Auguste Renoir, Auguste Rodin, Kurt Roesch, Georges Rouault, and Graham Sutherland. |
1952 |
| I.47 | Contemporary Paintings and Sculpture Includes exhibition catalogues for Cornelia Runyon at Santa Barbara Museum of Art from August 12-31, 1951, Nat Werner at ACA Gallery in New York City from January 30-February 18 in the early 1950's, and Wood Sculpture by Frederick Powell at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art from September 29-October 25, 1953, along with 11 photographs of Powell sculptures. Exhibited artists: Jean Arp, Max Beckmann, Reg Butler, Alexander Calder, Mary Callery, Jan Cox, Edgar Degas, Lyonel Feininger, Juan Gris, Ernst L. Kirchner, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Irving Kriesberg, Henri Laurens, Fernand Léger, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Jacques Lipchitz, Aristide Maillol, Gerhard Marcks, Marino Marini, André Masson, Henri Matisse, Henry Moore, Giorgio Morandi, Pablo Picasso, John Piper, Auguste Renoir, Auguste Rodin, Kurt Roesch, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, and Graham Sutherland. |
1953-1954 |
| I.48 | Contemporary Prints: Etchings, Lithographs, Woodcuts Includes price sheet and exhibition checklist. Exhibited artists: Max Beckmann, Georges Braque, Paul Cézanne, Marc Chagall, Giorgio de Chirico, André Derain, James Ensor, Lyonel Feininger, George Grosz, Wassily Kandinsky, Ernst L. Kirchner, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Käthe Kollwitz, Wilhelm Lehnbruck, Jacques Lipchitz, Aristide Maillol, Franz Marc, André Masson, Henri Matisse, Joan Miró, Otto Mueller, Edvard Munch, Emil Nolde, Jules Pascin, Pablo Picasso, Auguste Renoir, Georges Rouault, Josef Albers, Werner Drewes, Stanley William Hayter, Jan Hugo, Carlos Merida, Kurt Roesch, Louis Schanker, and Kurt Seligman. |
1943 |
| I.49 | Contemporary Prints Includes price list and exhibition catalogue. Also includes price list for Contemporary Prints December 10-December 26, 1946. Exhibited artists: Ernst Barlach, Max Beckmann, Georges Braque, Marc Chagall, Georgio de Chirico, André Derain, Raoul Dufy, James Ensor, Max Ernst, Juan Gris, Karl Hofer, Wassily Kandinsky, Ernst L. Kirchner, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Käthe Kollwitz, Henri Laurens, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Jacques Lipchitz, Aristide Maillol, Franz Marc, Gerhard Marcks, André Masson, Henri Matisse, Joan Miró, Edvard Munch, Emil Nolde, Jules Pascin, Pablo Picasso, Georges Rouault, Jacques Wilson, Josef Albers, Albert Beroia, Louise Bourgois, Werner Drewes, Lyonel Feininger, Georg Grosz, Stanley W. Hayter, J. Hecht, Ian Hugo, M. Lasansky, Bernard Raeder, André Racz, Kurt Roesch, Louis Schanker, Kurt Seligman, Albert Urban, and Roger Viellard. |
1945-1946 |
| I.50 | Lovis Corinth Includes exhibition research, travelling information, and loan correspondence. |
1950-1953 |
| I.51 | Cubism Includes exhibition preview invitation, and catalogue for Picasso, Braque, Gris: Cubism to 1918 at Perls Gallery from January 4-February 6, 1954. Exhibited artists: Georges Braque, Juan Gris, Henri Laurens, Fernand Léger, Jacques Lipchitz, and Pablo Picasso. |
1949-1954 |
| I.52 | Edgar Degas Includes press releases. |
1945 |
| I.53 | Charles Despiau: Sculpture Includes correspondence with press. |
1939 |
| I.54 | Drawings by Contemporary Painters and Scupltors Exhibited artists: Ernst Barlach, Max Beckmann, Pierre Bonnard, Georges Braque, Alexander Calder, Marc Chagall, Lovis Corinth, André Derain, Charles Despiau, Lyonel Feininger, John B. Flannagan, Roger de la Fresnaye, Juan Gris, George Grosz, Stanley W. Hayter, Carl Hofer, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Käthe Kollwitz, Alfred Kubin, Henri Laurens, Fernand Léger, Gaston Lachaise, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Jacques Lipchitz, Auguste Macke, Aristide Maillol, Gerhard Marcks, André Masson, Henri Matisse, Matta (Matta Echaurren), Joan Miró, Amedeo Modigliani, Henry Moore, Emil Nolde, Amedee Ozenfant, Jules Pascin, Pablo Picasso, John Piper, Kurt Roesch, and Yves Tanguy. |
1947 |
| I.55 | Drawings by Contemporary Painters and Scupltors Exhibited artists: Jean Arp, André Beaudin, Max Beckmann, Ben-Zion, Georges Braque, Reg Butler, Alexander Calder, Marc Chagall, Lovis Corinth, Jan Cox, Charles Despiau, James Ensor, Lyonel Feininger, John B. Flannagan, Alberto Giacometti, Francoise Gilot, Juan Gris, George Grosz, Ernst L. Kirchner, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Käthe Kollwitz, Irving Kriesberg, Alfred Kubin, Roger de la Fresnaye, Henri Laurens, Fernand Léger, Jacques Lipchitz, August Macke, Aristide Maillol, Franz Marc, Marino Marini, André Masson, Henri Matisse, Joan Miró, Amedeo Modigliani, Henry Moore, Edvard Munch, Pablo Picasso, John Piper, André Racz, Auguste Rodin, Kurt Roesch, and Graham Sutherland. |
1952-1953 |
| I.56 | Early Work by Contemporary Artists Includes press release, and loan correspondence. Exhibited artists: Max Beckmann, Constantin Brâncuși, Georges Braque, Alexander Calder, Marc Chagall, Jose de Creeft, Stuart Davis, André Derain, Charles Despiau, Arthur G. Dove, Raoul Dufy, Jacob Epstein, Lyonel Feininger, John B. Flannagan, Albert Gleizes, Juan Gris, George Grosz, Marsden Hartley, Erich Heckel, Wassily Kandinsky, Ernst L. Kirchner, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Georg Kolbe, Käthe Kollwitz, Gaston Lachaise, Fernand Léger, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Jacques Lipchitz, Franz Marc, John Marin, André Masson, Henri Matisse, Alfred H. Maurer, Joan Miró, Piet Mondrian, Maximilian Mopp, Emil Nolde, Pablo Picasso, Man Ray, Abraham Walkowitz, Max Weber, Gino Severini, and William Zorach. |
1943 |
| I.57 | James Ensor Includes invitation for exhibition preview, clippings from Magazine of Art vol.36 no.7 November 1943, press releases, and loan correspondence, including from MoMA. |
1943-1944 |
| I.58 | Exhibition Exhibited artists: Max Beckmann, Carl Hofer, Ernst L. Kirchner, Paul Klee, August Macke, Ernst W. Nay, Emil Nolde, Werner Scholz, Ernst Barlach, Georg Kolbe, Garhard Marcks, and Renée Sintenis. |
1937 |
| I.59 | Lyonel Feininger Includes checklist, and exhibition research. |
1941 |
| I.60 | Lyonel Feininger: Recent Paintings and Watercolors Includes news clippings of exhibition announcements, and a press release. |
1943 |
| I.61 | Lyonel Feininger: Recent Watercolors and Drawings Includes exhibition checklist. |
1944 |
| I.62 | Lyonel Feininger: Recent Paintings, Watercolors Includes exhibition checklist with prices. |
1946 |
| I.63 | Lyonel Feininger: Recent Work 1945-1947 | 1948 |
| I.64 | Lyonel Feininger Includes press releases. |
1950 |
| I.65 | Lyonel Feininger Includes exhibition catalogues for Lyonel Feininger from March 18-April 12, 1952, Lyonel Feininger: Recent Paintings and Watercolors (1951-1954) March 30-April 24, 1954. |
1952-1954 |
| I.66 | John B. Flannagan Includes list of collectors, loan correspondence, and press release. |
1942 |
| I.67 | John B. Flannagan Casts Correspondence and quotes concerning casts of Flannagan's work. |
1941 |
| I.68 | Roger de la Fresnaye 1885-1925 Includes press release. |
1945 |
| I.69 | From Rodin to Brancusi: European Sculpture of the Twentieth Century Includes press release and news clippings of exhibition announcements. |
1941 |
| I.70 | Juan Gris Book Correspondence with publishers and customs. |
1945-1948 |
| I.71 | Juan Gris 1887-1927 Includes press release and loan correspondence, including from MoMA. |
1944 |
| I.72 | Juan Gris Includes press release and loan correspondence. |
1947 |
| I.73 | Juan Gris Includes press release. |
1950 |
| I.74 | Juan Gris Letters Quotes from book reviews, and typewritten letter from the artist. |
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| I.75 | Juan Gris List of Gris works in the US, press release, and illustrations from Juan Gris 1950. Concerns same exhibition as I.72. |
1950 |
| I.76 | Group Exhibition No exhibition catatlogue. Checklist and price sheet for untitled group show. |
1950 |
| I.77 | Group Exhibition No exhibition catalogue. Contains same checklist as I.76 for untitled and undated group show lacking specific dates likely around June 1950. |
1950 |
| I.78 | Group Exhibition Handmade booklet containing checklist with prices labelled June 1954. Exhibited artists: Jean Arp, André Beaudin, Ernst Barlach, Max Beckmann, Georges Braque, Alexander Calder, Edgar Degas, Lyonel Feininger, Alexei Jawlensky, Ernst L. Kirchner, Paul Klee, Irving Kreisberg, Roger de la Fresnaye, Henri Laurens, Fernand Léger, Jacques Lipchitz, Aristide Maillol, Gerhard Marcks, Marino Marini, André Masson, Henri Matisse, Amedeo Modigliani, Henry Moore, Giorgio Morandi, Pablo Picasso, John Piper, Auguste Renoir, Kurt Roesch, Auguste Rodin, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Graham Sutherland, and Fritz Winter. |
1954 |
| I.79 | Barbara Hepworth Exhibition Exhibition never came to fruition. Includes correspondence with potential lenders and potential tour locations. |
1954 |
| I.80 | The Heritage Auguste Rodin Includes press releases. |
1950-1951 |
| I.81 | Homage to Rodin: European Sculpture of Our Time Exhibited artists: Auguste Rodin, Emile Antoine Bourdelle, Edgar Degas, Paul Gauguin, Auguste Renoir, Ernst Barlach, Constantin Brâncuși, Charles Despiau, Raymond Duchamp-Villon, Jacob Epstein, Georg Kolbe, Käthe Kollwitz, Henri Laurens, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Jacques Lipchitz, Aristide Maillol, Manuel Manolo, Gerhard Marcks, André Masson, Henri Matisse, Henry Moore, Pablo Picasso, Renée Sintenis, and Ossip Zadkine. |
1942 |
| I.82 | In Memory of Curt Valentin Exhibited artists: Jean Arp, Max Beckmann, Alexander Calder, Mary Callery, Edgar Degas, Lyonel Feininger, John B. Flannagan, Juan Gris, Erich Heckel, Ernst L. Kirchner, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Jacques Lipchitz, Aristide Maillol, Franz Marc, Gerhard Marcks, Marino Marini, André Masson, Henri Matisse, Henry Moore, Pablo Picasso, John Piper, Auguste Renoir, Auguste Rodin, Kurt Roesch, and Graham Sutherland. |
1954 |
| I.83 | E.L. Kirchner Contains three copies of a single exhibition announcement mockup. Artist's name is mispelled "F.L. Kirchner-Davos." The final catalogue can be found in the Jane Wade Papers at the Archives of American Art, Box 2 Folder 2, and is scanned and available online. |
1937 |
| I.84 | Ernst Ludwig Kirchner | 1952 |
| I.85 | Paul Klee Includes handmade mockup of catalogue, correspondence with collectors, and drafts of meetings between Valentin and Klee. |
1938 |
| I.86 | Paul Klee Includes press correspondence and a written biography of Klee. |
1938 |
| I.87 | Paul Klee Retrospective No exhibition catalogue. Includes press correspondence, news clippings, and press release. |
1940 |
| I.88 | Paul Klee Retrospective Includes a list of collections in which Klee is present, and loan correspondence, including with MoMA. Concerns same exhibition as I.86. |
1940 |
| I.89 | Paul Klee Exhibition, Arts Club of Chicago Loan correspondence and news clippings of travelling exhibition. |
1940 |
| I.90 | Paul Klee Includes press releases. |
1948 |
| I.91 | Fifty Drawings by Paul Klee Includes press release. |
1948 |
| I.92 | Paul Klee | 1950 |
| I.93 | Paul Klee | 1953 |
| I.94 | Paul Klee Drawing Exhibition No exhibition catalogue. Two checklists of works with corresponding prices for unknown exhibition. |
1950 |
| I.95 | Paul Klee, André Masson and Some Aspects of Ancient and Primitive Sculpture Includes press release and loan correspondence and receipts. |
1943 |
| I.96 | Klee: Sixty Unknown Drawings | 1951 |
| I.97 | Sixty-Six Unknown Drawings by Paul Klee | 1955 |
| I.98 | Karl Knaths Includes loan correspondence, handwritten essay by Duncan Phillips about Knaths, catalogue drafts, and press releases. |
1942 |
| I.99 | Oskar Kokoschka Includes entry from College Art Journal vol.XII no.4 Summer 1953, and press releases. |
1941-1953 |
| I.100 | Oskar Kokoschka No exhibition catalogue. Includes news clipping of exhibition announcement, press release, and correspondence to press publications. |
1938 |
| I.101 | Oskar Kokoschka Held at the Chicago Arts Club. Includes news clippings of exhibition announcements, loan correspondence, and a checklist of prints owned by Dr. Otto Kallir, with insurance values. |
1940-1941 |
| I.102 | Käthe Kollwitz Includes checklist with prices, and news clippings of exhibition announcements. |
1937-1938 |
| I.103 | Käthe Kollwitz: Ten Lithographs Brochure for Kollwitz portfolio published by Valentin. Portfolio published in conjunction with exhibition Käthe Kollwitz: Drawings, Lithographs, Sculpture from September 29-October 11, 1941. |
1941 |
| I.104 | Irving Kriesberg | 1955 |
| I.105 | Landmarks in Modern German Art Includes news clippings of exhibition announcements, and press releases. Exhibited artists: Max Beckmann, Lyonel Feininger, Erich Heckel, Karl Hofer, Ernst L. Kirchner, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, August Macke, Franz Marc, Paula Modersohn-Becker, Otto Mueller, Emil Nolde, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Ernst Barlach, Georg Kolbe, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, and Gerhard Marcks. |
1939-1940 |
| I.106 | Henri Laurens: Stone, Bronze, Terracotta Includes press releases. |
1947 |
| I.107 | Henri Laurens Includes news clippings and typed essay by Maurice Raynal. |
1952-1954 |
| I.108 | Fernand Léger: Gouaches and Drawings Includes press releases. |
1942 |
| I.109 | Léger: Recent Paintings and 'Le Cirque' Includes exhibition announcement for Fernand Léger: Sculptures, Polychromes, et Lithographs at Galerie Louise Leiris, November 27-December 15, 1951. |
1950 |
| I.110 | Léger, Matisse, Miró, Moore: Panels and Sculpture, Recent Lithographs by Matisse Same exhibition as I.4. Includes booklet for Ascher Panels by Henri Matisse and Henry Moore. |
1949 |
| I.111 | Wilhelm Lehmbruck Exhibition News clippings for Lehmbruck exhibition at Marie Harriman Gallery. |
1939 |
| I.112 | Lehmbruck, Modigliani | 1937 |
| I.113 | Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Aristide Maillol Includes catalogue correspondence. |
1941 |
| I.114 | Lehmbruck and His Contemporaries | 1951 |
| I.115 | Jacques Lipchitz Includes essay drafts, loan correspondence, and press releases. |
1942 |
| I.116 | Jacques Lipchiptz at the Chicago Arts Club News clippings. |
1942 |
| I.117 | Exhibition of the Recent Work by Jacques Lipchitz Includes press releases. |
1943 |
| I.118 | Jacques Lipchitz Includes press releases. |
1946 |
| I.119 | Jacques Lipchitz Includes press releases. |
1948 |
| I.120 | Jacques Lipchitz Includes press release, and catalogue for Jacques Lipchitz 1914-1950 at Portland Art Museum from Fall 1950 to Spring 1951. |
1951 |
| I.121 | The Sculpture of Jacques Lipchitz Checklists, loan correspondence, and loan receipts from MoMA Exhibition #558. |
1953-1954 |
| I.122 | Jacques Lipchitz Portfolio Correspondence, receipts, and order form for Twelve Bronzes portfolio, a collection of sixteen collotype reproductions numbered and signed by the artist. |
1943 |
| I.123 | Jacques Lipchitz Letter Handwritten letter from Lipchitz. |
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| I.124 | Jacques Lipchitz Correspondence Handwritten correspondence, drawings by Lipchitz, research, and lists of Lipchitz works in US and owned by Valentin. |
1943 |
| I.125 | Jacques Lipchitz Sales Records, check, and receipts of sold Lipchitz works through the Valentin gallery. |
1948-1955 |
| I.126 | Aristide Maillol, Renée Sintenis | 1937 |
| I.127 | Aristide Maillol 1900-1938 Includes news clippings of exhibition announcements and reviews, invoices, and Pictures on Exhibition February 1940. |
1940 |
| I.128 | Artistide Maillol Arts Club of Chicago exhibition December 4-December 28, 1940. Includes checklists of works with prices, catalogue, and news clippings about the exhibition. |
1940 |
| I.129 | Aristide Maillol 1861-1944 Includes loan correspondence and press releases. |
1945 |
| I.130 | Artistide Maillol | 1951 |
| I.131 | Franz Marc: Paintings and Watercolor No exhibition catalogue. Includes loan receipts correspondence, notably to and from MoMA and Hilla Von Rebay, Guggenheim Museum. |
1940 |
| I.132 | Gerhard Marcks Bronzes No exhibition catalogue. Includes correspondence and checklist. Also includes news clippings for group exhibition of German and French prints at the Alger House in Detroit, Michigan from February 19-March 12, 1939. |
1939 |
| I.133 | Gerhard Marcks | 1951 |
| I.134 | Marino Marini Includes excerpt from Die Kunst und das schöne Heim on Marino Marini by Herbert List. |
1950 |
| I.135 | Marino Marini | 1953 |
| I.136 | André Masson, Baltimore Museum of Art Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings by André Masson held at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Includes checklist, correspondence, and invitation for a members' preview. |
1941 |
| I.137 | André Masson Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings by André Masson held at the Baltimore Museum of Art from May 22-June 13, 1942. Includes catalogue, news clippings, and biographical notes. |
1942 |
| I.138 | André Masson Includes press release and loan correspondence. |
1942 |
| I.139 | Drawings by André Masson Includes press release. Also includes catalogue for Recent Paintings by André́ Masson at Paul Rosenberg and Co from May 1-May 20, 1944. |
1944 |
| I.140 | André Masson Includes press releases and exhibition research. |
1945 |
| I.141 | André Masson: Examples of his Work from 1922-1945 Includes press releases. |
1947 |
| I.142 | Landscapes by André Masson Includes press releases. |
1949 |
| I.143 | André Masson: Recent Work and Earlier Paintings Includes catalogue for Masson Color Lithographs at the University Library of the University of Louisville Allen R. Hite Art Institute from October 26-November 21, 1953. |
1953 |
| I.144 | The Sculpture of Henri Matisse Includes checklist with prices, and list of Matisse bronzes sold in 1955. |
1953-1955 |
| I.145 | Alfred H. Maurer 1868-1932 Includes essay by Elizabeth McCausland and loan correspondence. |
1943 |
| I.146 | New Paintings by Carlos Merida; Sculpture by Henri Laurens Includes press releases, essay by John Anthony Thwaites, and list of Merida works in US and Mexico. |
1941 |
| I.147 | Drawings by Henry Moore No exhibition catalogue. Includes press release, exact dates of exhibition unknown. |
1943 |
| I.148 | Henry Moore Includes press release, a small drawing likely by Moore, a catalogue for New Bronzes by Henry Moore at The Leicester Galleries from February-March 1954, and a brochure in German for Henry Moore organized by the British Council presumably from 1953-1954. |
1951 |
| I.149 | Henry Moore | 1954 |
| I.150 | Edvard Munch 1863-1944: Etchings, Lithographs, Woodcuts Includes loan correspondence, including with the MoMA, a list of Munch print on view at the Art Institute of Chicago, a checklist for Edvard Munch: Exhibition of Selected Prints at The Brooklyn Museum from December 18, 1942-February 22, 1943. Also includes catalogue from Picasso at the Buchholz Gallery from February 27-March 17, 1945. |
1944 |
| I.151 | John S. Newberry, Jr. Collection Includes press release. |
1948 |
| I.152 | Emil Nolde Watercolors 1910-1934 Contains list of works and correspondence concerning exhibition opening. |
1939 |
| I.153 | Opening Exhibition Encapsulated exhibition catalogue. Exhibited artists: Ernst Barlach, Georg Kolbe, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Gerhard Marcks, Richard Scheibe, and Renée Sintenis. |
1937 |
| I.154 | Painting and Sculpture from Europe Includes press release. Exhibited artists: Max Beckmann, Georges Braque, Juan Gris, Paul Klee, Ernst L. Kirchner, Oskar Kokoschka, Henri Laurens, Fernand Léger, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Jacques Lipchitz, André Masson, Henri Matisse, Joan Miró, Henry Moore, Pablo Picasso, and Georges Rouault. |
1947 |
| I.155 | Contemporary European Art No exhibition catalogue. Correspondence concerning the exhibition's opening to press, news clippings of exhibition announcements, and two checklists. Exhibited artists: Ernst Barlach, Max Beckmann, Francisco Bores, Georges Braque, André Derain, Lyonel Feininger, Carl Hofer, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Georg Kolbe, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Aristide Maillol, Gerhard Marcks, Ewald Mataré, Paula Modersohn-Becker, André Masson, Otto Mueller, Emil Nolde, Pablo Picasso, and Renée Sintenis. |
1939 |
| I.156 | Painting and Sculpture from Europe Exhibited artists: Jean Arp, Ernst Barlach, André Beaudin, Max Beckmann, Georges Braque, Charles Despiau, Raymond Duchamp-Villion, Juan Gris, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Henri Laurens, Fernand Léger, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Jacques Lipchitz, Gerhard Marcks, Aristide Maillol, André Masson, Joan Miró, Henry Moore, Pablo Picasso, John Piper, Georges Rouault, and Graham Sutherland. |
1948 |
| I.157 | Paintings and Drawings by Braque, Gris, Klee–Sculpture by Laurens Presumed title of exhibition with uncertain exact dates. News clippings concering Paul Klee's 1938 Buchholz exhibition from Time dated April 11, 1938. Checklist organized by artist. |
1940 |
| I.158 | Paintings, Watercolors, and Sculpture by European Artists No exhibition catalogue. News clippings of exhibition announcements. |
1941 |
| I.159 | Picasso Books List of plates and book mockups for Pablo Picasso: Lithographs 1945-1957 and Guernica, Pablo Picasso both published by Valentin. |
1947-1948 |
| I.160 | Guernica, Pablo Picasso Press release and correspondence concerning book release. |
1947 |
| I.161 | Pablo Picasso: Drawings and Watercolors Includes checklists and news clippings. |
1940 |
| I.162 | Pablo Picasso: Paintings from a Private Collection Includes press releases. |
1945 |
| I.163 | Pablo Picasso: Lithographs 1945-1947 | 1947 |
| I.164 | Picasso: Twenty-Five Drawings Exact dates unknown. |
1947 |
| I.165 | Pablo Picasso: Recent Work Includes press releases. |
1949 |
| I.166 | Pablo Picasso Contains exhibition catalogues for: Picasso: Recent Lithographs May 29-June 23 1951, Pablo Picasso: Paintings, Sculpture, Drawings February 19-March 15 1952, Picasso 1920-1925 September 22-October 18 1952, with Picasso: Five Aquatints pamphlet. |
1951-1952 |
| I.167 | Pablo Picasso 1950-1953 Includes catalogue for Picasso at Galerie Louise Leiris from May 19-June 13, 1953, and list of Picasso Lithographs outstanding books. |
1953 |
| I.168 | John Piper Includes press releases. |
1948 |
| I.169 | John Piper Contains exhibition catalogues for: John Piper: Recent Work October 17-November 1950, and John Piper February 15-March 12 1955. |
1950-1955 |
| I.170 | John Piper Contains correspondence relating to the exhibition John Piper February 15-March 12 1955, including artwork sales, and a book to be published of Piper's work. Includes handwritten correspondence from the artist, official communication from the executor of the Curt Valentin Estate, and financial documents. |
1953-1955 |
| I.171 | Recent Graphic Work Exhibited artists: André Beaudin, Max Beckmann, Georges Braque, Stanley W. Hayter, Fernand Léger, Jacques Lipchitz, Gerhard Marcks, André Masson, Marino Marini, Henri Matisse, Joan Miró, Pablo Picasso, André Racz, and Georges Rouault. |
1948-1949 |
| I.172 | Recent Work by American Sculptors | 1945 |
| I.173 | Aug Rodin | 1946 |
| I.174 | Auguste Rodin Includes sales and travel correspondence and news clippings of exhibition announcements for the Santa Barbara Museum of Art. |
1954 |
| I.175 | Kurt Roesch: Recent Paintings. Ben-Zion: Drawings Exhibition ran in tandem with I.26, Sculpture by Doris Caesar. Includes loan correspondence and press release. |
1943 |
| I.176 | Kurt Roesch: Recent Paintings. Charles Cutler: Sculpture Includes handwritten artist correspondence and news clippings. |
1946 |
| I.177 | Kurt Roesch Includes press release with excerpts from René d'Harnoncourt and correspondence to press. |
1939 |
| I.178 | Kurt Roesch Paintings 1939-1940 Includes news clippings and drafts of press release. |
1941 |
| I.179 | Recent Paintings and Watercolors by Kurt Roesch Includes press release and a working checklist. |
1945 |
| I.180 | Kurt Roesch Includes press release and biographical research. |
1949 |
| I.181 | Kurt Roesch | 1953 |
| I.182 | Georges Rouault Correspondence between Valentin and artist about potential book publication. All correspondence is in French. |
1946 |
| I.183 | Georges Rouault: Lithographs and Etchings Includes lists of Rouault prints at the gallery, sales, and press release. |
1940-1945 |
| I.184 | Sculpture and Sculptures Drawings Exhibited artists: Jean Arp, Ernst Barlach, Georges Braque, Reg Butler, Alexander Calder, Mary Callery, Edgar Degas, Charles Despiau, John B. Flannagan, Paul Gauguin, Alberto Giacometti, Georg Kolbe, Henri Laurens, Fernand Léger, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Jacques Lipchitz, Aristide Maillol, Manolo, Gerhard Marcks, Marino Marini, Henri Matisse, Amedeo Modigliani, Henry Moore, Pablo Picasso, Auguste Renoir, and Auguste Rodin. |
1953-1954 |
| I.185 | Bronzes by Degas, Matisse, Renoir Includes loan correspondence and receipts, including from MoMA, and press release. |
1943 |
| I.186 | Sculpture by Painters Includes press release, a list of lenders, and exhibition travel documents. Exhibited artists: Honore Daumier, Edgar Degas, Paul Gauguin, Käthe Kollwitz, Henri Matisse, Amedeo Modigliani, Pablo Picasso, and Auguste Renoir. |
1939-1940 |
| I.187 | Sculpture by Painters Exhibited artists: André Beaudin, Max Beckmann, Georges Braque, Honoré Daumier, Edgar Degas, André Derain, Thomas Eakins, Max Ernst, Lyonel Feininger, Roger de la Fresnaye, Paul Gauguin, Theodore Gericault, Ernst L. Kirchner, Oskar Kokoschka, Käthe Kollwitz, Fernand Léger, André Masson, Henri Matisse, Joan Miró, Amedeo Modigliani, George L. K. Morris, Pablo Picasso, Auguste Renoir, and Max Weber. |
1951 |
| I.188 | Sculpture Exhibited artists: Jean Arp, Georges Braque, Edgar Degas, Charles Despiau, Henri Laurens, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Jacques Lipchitz, Aristide Maillol, Manolo, Gerhard Marcks, Marino Marini, Henri Matisse, Amedeo Modigliani, Henry Moore, Pablo Picasso, and Auguste Renoir. |
1948 |
| I.189 | Sculpture Includes press release. Exhibited artists: Jean Arp, Ernst Barlach, Max Beckmann, Constantin Brâncuși, Georges Braque, Alexander Calder, Mary Callery, Edgar Degas, André Derain, Charles Despiau, Raymond Duchamp-Villon, John B. Flannagan, Albert Giacometti, Barbara Hepworth, Georg Kolbe, Henri Laurens, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Jacques Lipchitz, Aristide Maillol, Gerhard Marcks, Marino Marini, Henri Matisse, Amedeo Modigliani, Henry Moore, Pablo Picasso, Auguste Renoir, and Renée Sintenis. |
1949 |
| I.190 | Sculpture Exhibited artists: Georg Kolbe, Ernst Barlach, Wilhelm Lehmbruch, and Gerhard Marcks. Includes news clippings. |
1939 |
| I.191 | Self-Portraits Exhibition Contains four index cards detailing the provenance, bibiliography, exhibitions, collections, and any reproductions of unknown works by Dwight William Tryon, Max Slevogt, Albert Pinkham Ryder, and Sir William Orpen. |
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| I.192 | The Drawings of Georges Seurat Book Contains correspondence concerning book reviews, sales receipts |
1946-1947 |
| I.193 | Seurat: His Drawings Includes loan correspondence, including with MoMA. |
1946-1947 |
| I.194 | Seventy-Five Selected Prints Exhibited artists: Ernst Barlach, Max Beckmann, Georges Braque, André Derain, James Ensor, Lyonel Feininger, Wassily Kandinsky, Ernst L. Kirchner, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Käthe Kollwitz, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Gerhard Marcks, Henri Matisse, Edvard Munch, Emil Nolde, Pablo Picasso, Georges Rouault, and Renée Sintenis. |
1940 |
| I.195 | Seventy-Five Selected Prints Exhibited artists: Ernst Barlach, Max Beckmann, Georges Braque, Marc Chagall, Giorgio de Chirico, André Derain, Lyonel Feininger, Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee, Ernst L. Kirchner, Oskar Kokoschka, Käthe Kollwitz, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Aristide Maillol, André Masson, Henri Matisse, Joan Miró, Edvard Munch, Emil Nolde, Pablo Picasso, Georges Rouault, Renee Sintenis, Werner Drewes, William Hayter, Carl Pickhardt, Kurt Roesch, Ralph Rosenborg, David Smith, Doris Caesar, John B. Flannagan, Jacques Lipchitz, Georg Kolbe, Gerhard Marcks, and Renée Sintenis. |
1941 |
| I.196 | Seventy-Five Selected Prints Includes press release. Exhibited artists: Max Beckmann, Georges Braque, Marc Chagall, Giorgio di Chirico, André Derain, Max Ernst, Lyonel Feininger, Juan Gris, Wassily Kandinsky, Ernst L. Kirchner, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Käthe Kollwitz, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Aristide Millol, Franz Marc, Gerhard Marcks, André Masson, Henri Matisse, Joan Miró, Edvard Munch, Emil Nolde, Pablo Picasso, Georges Rouault, Joseph Albers, Alexander Calder, Werner Drewes, William Hayter, Ian Hugo, Roderick Mead, Carl Pickhardt, Philip Platt, Kurt Roesch, Louis Schanker, and David Smith. |
1942 |
| I.197 | Renée Sintenis Correspondence Contains typed and handwritten correspondence between Renée Sintenis and Valentin. Most correspondence in German. |
1936-1950 |
| I.198 | Renée Sintenis Bronzes Contains two sheets with exhibition title stamped. Exhibition ran in tandem with Sculpture December 2-December 23, 1939. |
1939 |
| I.199 | The Sculpture of David Smith | 1946 |
| I.200 | Graham Sutherland Includes handwritten correspondence with the artist, and hand drawn diagrams of works. |
1946 |
| I.201 | Graham Sutherland Includes press release. |
1948 |
| I.202 | Graham Sutherland Includes press release. |
1953 |
| I.203 | Karl Zerbe Includes checklist, handwritten correspondence from the artist, and press releases. |
1941 |
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Series II: Picasso Lithograph Sales 1945-1955 |
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Series II contains records of sales of Pablo Picasso lithographs made between 1945 and 1948. Such records types include correspondence, sales records, and inventory lists. This series also contains an auction catalogue for a public auction held in November 1955 titled Important Paintings by Modern Masters, which included some of Valentin's lithographs. |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| II.1 | Picasso Lithograph Sales (Folder 1 of 2) Contains bound volume of handwritten sales records alongside photographs of works 1945-1948. |
1945-1948 |
| II.2 | Picasso Lithograph Sales (Folder 2 of 2) Contains bound volume of handwritten sales records alongside photographs of works, and checklists of gallery's inventory of Picasso lithographs. |
1949-1955 |
| II.3 | Auction Catalogue Important Paintings by Modern Masters public auction catalogue on November 9, 1955, catalogue number 1622. |
1955 |
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Series III: Correspondence 1935-1956 |
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Series III contains the bulk of Valentin's correspondence. The correspondence is broken down into four subseries: artists,
individual collectors and publishers, museums and galleries, and academic institutions. The artist correspondence is arranged
alphabetically by correspondent and includes gallery sales and invoices/checks, gallery and artist's inventories, account
statements, and loan information. Aside from individual artists, correspondents also include family members, press, institutions,
and occasionally potential buyers. The series of folders titled "Beckmann Notebooks" refer to individual binders dedicated
to strictly Max Beckmann correspondence. Because Valentin worked so closely with Beckmann there is significantly more records
compared to other artists in the collection, which presumably necessitated their own binders. Individual records have been
enumerated in red pencil on the lower left corner, presumably at the time they were put in binders. Any gaps in numbering
may indicate missing records or records that have been moved within the collection at the time of accession.
The second subseries, collectors and publishers, is also organized alphabetically but with some inconsistencies. Some folders are arranged by the representative rather than the institution and the institution has its own separate file. In these cases, the institution is noted in brackets. The third subseries, museums and galleries, contains primarily loan correspondence and sales and acquisition correspondence. The fourth subseries, academic institutions, includes questions and requests from student, exhibition and loan correspondence, and some academic gallery sales correspondence. There exists some overlap between series III.C, III.D, and III.E is noted in the folder descriptions when applicable. |
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Subseries III.A: Artists 1937-1956 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| III.A.1 | Josef Albers | 1946-1947 |
| III.A.2 | Jean Arp | 1946-1950 |
| III.A.3 | Jean Arp | 1951-1953 |
| III.A.4 | Jean Arp | 1954-1955 |
| III.A.5 | Beckmann Notebook I: October 10, 1937-October 25, 1937 | 1937 |
| III.A.6 | Beckmann Notebook I: January 13, 1938-November 21, 1938 | 1938 |
| III.A.7 | Beckmann Notebook I: March 17, 1939-November 21, 1939 | 1939 |
| III.A.8 | Beckmann Notebook I: February 27, 1940-June 18, 1940 | 1940 |
| III.A.9 | Beckmann Notebook I: April 27, 1941 | 1941 |
| III.A.10 | Beckmann Notebook I: August 22, 1945-November 21, 1945 | 1945 |
| III.A.11 | Beckmann Notebook II: November 14, 1945-December 25, 1945 Includes translation of Beckmann lecture given at the New Burlington Galleries, July 21, 1938. |
1945 |
| III.A.12 | Beckmann Notebook II: January 10, 1946-January 14, 1946 | 1946 |
| III.A.13 | Beckmann Notebook II: February 9, 1946-February 28, 1946 | 1946 |
| III.A.14 | Beckmann Notebook II: April 1, 1946-April 28, 1946 Includes forms from the American Consular Service concerning international shipping of artworks. |
1946 |
| III.A.15 | Beckmann Notebook II: May 3, 1946-May 15, 1946 | 1946 |
| III.A.16 | Beckmann Notebook II: July 30, 1946 Single handwritten letter from Beckmann to Valentin in German. |
1946 |
| III.A.17 | Beckmann Notebook II: September 5, 1946-September 10, 1946 | 1946 |
| III.A.18 | Beckmann Notebook II: March 7, 1946-March 19, 1946 | 1946 |
| III.A.19 | Beckmann Notebook III: August 12, 1946-August 17, 1946 | 1946 |
| III.A.20 | Beckmann Notebook III: October 11, 1946-October 29, 1946 | 1946 |
| III.A.21 | Beckmann Notebook III: November 9, 1946-December 7, 1946 | 1946 |
| III.A.22 | Beckmann Notebook III: December 14, 1946 | 1946 |
| III.A.23 | Beckmann Notebook III: January 7, 1947-January 27, 1947 | 1947 |
| III.A.24 | Beckmann Notebook III: February 14, 1947- February 28, 1947 | 1947 |
| III.A.25 | Beckmann Notebook III: March 10, 1947-March 24, 1947 | 1947 |
| III.A.26 | Beckmann Notebook III: April 1, 1947-May 6, 1947 | 1947 |
| III.A.27 | Beckmann Notebook III: September 18, 1947-September 27, 1947 | 1947 |
| III.A.28 | Beckmann Notebook III: October 19, 1947-November 5, 1947 | 1947 |
| III.A.29 | Beckmann Notebook III: November 22, 1947-December 23, 1947 | 1947 |
| III.A.30 | Beckmann Notebook III: February 9, 1948-May 2, 1948 | 1948 |
| III.A.31 | Beckmann Notebook III: March 5, 1948-September 12, 1948 | 1948 |
| III.A.32 | Beckmann Notebook IV: October 27, 1948-December 21, 1948 Includes handwritten list of prices from artist. |
1948 |
| III.A.33 | Beckmann Notebook IV: January 24, 1949-November 15, 1949 Includes list of works, prices, and owners. Some letters include small drawings. Some correspondence in German. |
1949 |
| III.A.34 | Beckmann Notebook IV: January 24, 1950-February 26, 1950 Includes possible final letter from Max Beckmann to William Valentiner dated December 25, 1950. |
1950 |
| III.A.35 | Beckmann Notebook IV: "Beckmann's Diary 1950" Notes and exerpts from Beckmann's diary concerning Falling Man, and The Argonauts in both English and German. |
1949-1950 |
| III.A.36 | Beckmann Notebook V: "Beckmann Inventory" List of artworks with prices and owners, and an accounting statement for years 1946-1948. |
1938-1948 |
| III.A.37 | Beckmann Notebook V: Beckmann Statements June 1, 1938-June 2, 1948 Some statements incorrectly labelled June 1, 1938. All statements are from 1946-1948. |
1948 |
| III.A.38 | Beckmann Notebook V: May 14, 1950-December 29, 1950 Some correspondence in French and German. |
1950 |
| III.A.39 | Beckmann Notebook V: January 1, 1951-September 18, 1951 Includes receipts from MoMA for Portrait of Curt Valentin 1951. |
1951 |
| III.A.40 | Beckmann Notebook V: December 1951-April 29, 1953 Includes handwritten correspondence from Quappi Beckmann. Some correspondence in German. |
1951-1953 |
| III.A.41 | Mathilde Beckmann Includes lists of paintings and owners by Max Beckmann. |
1954-1955 |
| III.A.42 | Ahron Ben–Shmuel | 1945-1946 |
| III.A.43 | Ben–Zion | 1944-1955 |
| III.A.44 | Francisco Bores Includes catalogue with prices from Francisco Bores October 9, 1939-October 28, 1939. |
1943 |
| III.A.45 | Georges Braque | 1949 |
| III.A.46 | Reg Butler Includes booklet for Young British Sculptors 1955-1956 at the Arts Club of Chicago, and catalogue lists and prices from Valentin exhibitions. |
1952-1955 |
| III.A.47 | Doris Caesar Includes letter to Valentin from Harry Caesar concerning the Fischer auction in Luzerne on June 30, 1939. |
1939-1955 |
| III.A.48 | Alexander Calder Contains handwritten correspondence with drawings in the margins. |
1946 |
| III.A.49 | Alexander Calder Contains handwritten correspondence with drawings in the margins. |
1947-1948 |
| III.A.50 | Alexander Calder Contains handwritten correspondence with drawings in the margins, and draft of poem L'Atelier d'Alexander Calder by André Masson. |
1948-1949 |
| III.A.51 | Alexander Calder | 1950-1951 |
| III.A.52 | Alexander Calder Includes catalogue for [Gabriel] Laurin at Galerie Mai from November 16 to December 3, 1951. |
1951-1952 |
| III.A.53 | Alexander Calder | 1952 |
| III.A.54 | Alexander Calder | 1952-1953 |
| III.A.55 | Alexander Calder Includes correspondence with MoMA concerning loans, and photograph of Tower-Orange Band 1951. |
1953-1955 |
| III.A.56 | Mary Callery | 1953-1955 |
| III.A.57 | Mary Callery | 1938-1952 |
| III.A.58 | Marc Chagall Includes correspondence with Margaret Barr and Helena Rubenstein regarding Chagall's 1941 trip to US, and handwritten correspondence from the artist. Some correspondence in German. |
1939-1948 |
| III.A.59 | Jan Cox Some correspondence in French. |
1951-1954 |
| III.A.60 | Charles Cutler Includes photograph of Mermaid. |
1943-1947 |
| III.A.61 | Charles Despiau Contains one article on Despiau. |
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| III.A.62 | Adolph Dioda | 1945-1947 |
| III.A.63 | Lyonel Feininger Some correspondence contains small woodcut stamps. Includes list of works with prices, and gallery contract between Valentin and Fieninger. |
1940-1941 |
| III.A.64 | Lyonel Feininger Some correspondence contains small woodcut stamps. Includes list of works with prices written by Feininger, and correspondence with Dorothy C. Miller from MoMA. Also includes inventation to Watercolors by Lyonel Feininger at Robert Carlen Gallery in Philadelphia, PA from December 8-31st 1945. |
1942-1944 |
| III.A.65 | Lyonel Feininger Includes checklist for Lyonel Feininger: Recent Paintings, Watercolors January 29-February 23, 1946, and list of works at the Buchholz Gallery as of June 1948. |
1945-1949 |
| III.A.66 | Lyonel Feininger Some correspondence contains small woodcut stamps. |
1949-1953 |
| III.A.67 | Lyonel Feininger Some correspondence contains small pen drawings and woodcut stamps. Includes checklist for Lyonel Feininger March 18-April 12, 1952. |
1951-1953 |
| III.A.68 | Lyonel Feininger | 1954-1955 |
| III.A.69 | John Flannagan Includes a list of owners of Flannagan works from museums and private collectors. |
1940-1955 |
| III.A.70 | Juan Gris | 1955 |
| III.A.71 | Lee Gatch Contains one piece of handwritten correspondence from Gatch to Valentin. |
1954 |
| III.A.72 | Walter Gropius | 1954 |
| III.A.73 | George Grosz | 1939 |
| III.A.74 | Stanley Hayter | 1945-1955 |
| III.A.75 | Barbara Hepworth | 1948-1949 |
| III.A.76 | Barbara Hepworth | 1949-1955 |
| III.A.77 | Carl Hofer | 1948 |
| III.A.78 | E.L. Kirchner Includes shipping document from New York to Antwerp in 1937, short biography on Kirchner written by Alfred H. Barr, and price list. Some correspondence in German. Illustrated letter from Kirchner to Valentin dated January 14, 1937 removed and put into folder III.A.79. |
1937-1939 |
| III.A.79 | E.L. Kirchner Illustrated letter from Kirchner to Valentin dated January 14, 1937 removed from folder III.A.78. Document originally discovered in William Leiberman Papers at the MET, transferred to MoMA 2019. |
1937 |
| III.A.80 | Paul Klee Includes photocopies of Valentin letters to Klee, 1934-1939. Originals in Paul Klee Foundation, Kunstmuseum, Bern. Also includes price lists of artworks on consignment at the Buchholz Gallery from Rolf Bürgi. Most correspondence in German. |
1934-1953 |
| III.A.81 | Lily Klee Includes correspondence with Felix Klee. Most correspondence in German. |
1937-1949 |
| III.A.82 | Felix Klee Most correspondence in German. |
1953-1954 |
| III.A.83 | Karl Knaths Includes some illustrated correspondence from Knaths. |
1941-1953 |
| III.A.84 | Oskar Kokoschka Includes biography written by Kokoschka in 1935, small woodcut print, a list of Kokoschka works in America and their locations. Some correspondence in German. |
1938-1955 |
| III.A.85 | Georg Kolbe Includes two exhibition catalogues for Georg Kolbe: Sculpture and Drawings February 14-March 12, one annotated with prices. Also includes press clippings from The Christian Science Monitor and The Indianapolis Sunday Star from 1938. Some correspondence in German. |
1937-1947 |
| III.A.86 | Käthe Kollwitz Contains correspondence with press concerning a change of address of the Buchholz Gallery, and a list of Kollwitz prints presumably housed at the gallery. |
1938 |
| III.A.87 | Irving Kriesberg Includes correspondence from Valentin outlining conditions of gallery representation. |
1951-1955 |
| III.A.88 | Gaston Lachaise Correspondence with Lachaise's wife, Isabel Dutaud Nagle Lachaise. |
1940-1946 |
| III.A.89 | Henri Laurens Contains draft of an essay titled Henri Laurens, The Silent Sculptor. |
1946-1947 |
| III.A.90 | Fernand Léger Includes a piece of illustrated correspondence. Some correspondence in French. |
1943-1948 |
| III.A.91 | Guido Lehmbruck Some correspondence in German. |
1951-1952 |
| III.A.92 | Jacques Lipchitz Includes lists of purchasers and prices, a transcript of TV-Radio Workshop at MoMA on April 26, 1953, a sketch of Lipchitz sculpture Flûtiste Arelequin, and correspondence from Alfred H. Barr. Some correspondence in French. |
1941-1955 |
| III.A.93 | Dora Maar Correspondence concerning the sale of Picasso etching titled Minotauramachy. |
1953-1955 |
| III.A.94 | Lucien Maillol Some correspondence in French. |
1949-1952 |
| III.A.95 | Lucien Maillol Some correspondence in French. |
1952-1953 |
| III.A.96 | Giacomo Manzu | 1953 |
| III.A.97 | Gerhard Marcks Includes news clipping in German from February 4, 1949. Some correspondence in German. |
1937-1949 |
| III.A.98 | Gerhard Marcks Some correspondence includes illustrations and woodcut stamps. Includes Marcks' writing on Social Consciousness sculpture in German and English. Some correspondence in German. |
1949-1954 |
| III.A.99 | Gerhard Marcks Correspondence includes illustrations and woodcut stamps. Some correspondence in German. |
1953-1955 |
| III.A.100 | Marino Marini Includes drawings of works by Marini. Some correspondence in French. |
1948-1951 |
| III.A.101 | Marino Marini Some correspondence in French. |
1950-1951 |
| III.A.102 | Marino Marini Includes photograph of Marini in his studio. Numbered pages missing 194 and 195. Some correspondence in French. |
1951-1952 |
| III.A.103 | Marino Marini Includes drawings of works by Marini. Some correspondence in French. |
1952-1954 |
| III.A.104 | Marino Marini Includes list of works sold and the buyer, sales records mentioning MoMA, photograph of Dancer, and a draft of an essay on Marini by Sinagra originally found in Marino : sei tavole a colori by Marino Marini. |
1954-1955 |
| III.A.105 | André Masson Some correspondence in French. |
1941-1949 |
| III.A.106 | André Masson Includes catalogue for André Masson: Oeuvres Récentes at Galerie Louise Leiris in Paris from April 22-May 10, 1952, a 7-page essay titled Notes About Painting written by Masson, handwritten inventories of Masson lithographs at Buchholz Gallery, a short essay titled Towards Boundlessness written by Masson, a French essay on Masson written by Daniel Henry Wahnkeiler, and invitations and catalogue for André Masson: Oeuvres Rapportées D'Amérique 1941-1945 at Galerie Louise Leiris from December 11-29, 1945. |
1949-1953 |
| III.A.107 | André Masson Contains mostly handwritten correspondence from Masson. |
1953-1954 |
| III.A.108 | Henri Matisse Some correspondence in French. |
1948 |
| III.A.109 | Carlos Merida Some correspondence is illustrated by Merida. |
1939-1943 |
| III.A.110 | Walter Midener | 1953-1955 |
| III.A.111 | David Milne | 1941-1943 |
| III.A.112 | Joan Miró | 1947-1954 |
| III.A.113 | Henry Moore Includes shipping documents, and an essay titled The Development of Henry Moore by A.D.B. Sylvester. |
1947-1949 |
| III.A.114 | Henry Moore Includes customs documents, correspondence from Alfred H. Barr, Jr., and an essay titled Henry Moore's "Family Group " from a biography by Sir Kenneth Clark. |
1943-1951 |
| III.A.115 | Henry Moore Includes customs documents, a photograph of The Head of the Virgin, a news clipping of an exhibition in London at the Institute of Contemporary Art on Dover Street. |
1951-1954 |
| III.A.116 | Henry Moore Includes list of of sold Moore works. |
1953-1956 |
| III.A.117 | Giorgio Morandi Some correspondence in Italian. |
1950-1954 |
| III.A.118 | Ben Nicholson Includes customs declaration card. |
1946-1954 |
| III.A.119 | Isamu Noguchi Contains two pieces of correspondence. |
1953 |
| III.A.120 | Georgia O'Keeffe Contains three pieces of correspondence. |
1945 |
| III.A.121 | Robert Osborn Most correspondence is illustrated, and some correspondence from Elodie Courter Osborn. Oversized material removed to folder III.A.122*. |
1946 |
| III.A.122* | Robert Osborn Correspondence contains watercolor illustrations and mixed media. Oversized material moved from III.A.121. |
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| III.A.123 | Amédée Ozenfant Contains one postcard. |
1953 |
| III.A.124 | Fritz Picard Contains mostly statements of book orders. |
1954 |
| III.A.125 | Alton Pickens | 1943-1949 |
| III.A.126 | Alton Pickens | 1949-1953 |
| III.A.127 | Alton Pickens | 1955 |
| III.A.128 | Carl Pickhardt | 1942-1955 |
| III.A.129 | John Piper Includes documents from the American Consular Service. One piece of correspondence contains an original etching. |
1946-1949 |
| III.A.130 | John Piper Includes catalogue for a John Piper exhibition titled Stones and Flowers at the Leicester Galleries in London in November 1951. |
1949-1953 |
| III.A.131 | Andre Racz | 1952-1955 |
| III.A.132 | Kurt Roesch | 1938-1949 |
| III.A.133 | Kurt Roesch Includes poem titled The Painter by Robert Fitzgerald. |
1950-1952 |
| III.A.134 | Kurt Roesch | 1953-1955 |
| III.A.135 | Karl Schmidt-Rottluff Some correspondence in German. |
1938-1953 |
| III.A.136 | Karl Schrag Contains two pieces of correspondence. |
1955 |
| III.A.137 | Ben Shahn Contains two pieces of correspondence. |
1954 |
| III.A.138 | Graham Sutherland | 1944-1946 |
| III.A.139 | Graham Sutherland Includes customs documents. |
1947-1949 |
| III.A.140 | Graham Sutherland Includes customs documents. |
1949-1952 |
| III.A.141 | Graham Sutherland Includes transcript of Thoughts on Paintings, a talk made by Sutherland on the Third Programme of the BBC on September 1952, and an article of the same title from The Listener on September 6, 1951. |
1952-1953 |
| III.A.142 | Graham Sutherland Includes loan correspondence with MoMA. |
1953-1955 |
| III.A.143 | Graham Sutherland Folder titled "Accounts". Contains lists of works with prices and dimensions. |
1948-1953 |
| III.A.144 | John Tunnard Includes correspondence with MoMA concerning Tunnard's immigration to the US. |
1945-1949 |
| III.A.145 | Albert Urban Some correspondence in German. |
1940-1948 |
| III.A.146 | Fritz Winter Some correspondence in German. |
1953-1955 |
| III.A.147 | Karl Zerbe | 1939-1942 |
Subseries III.B: Individual Collectors and Publishers 1935-1955 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| III.B.1 | Alverthorpe Gallery | 1946-1951 |
| III.B.2 | Alverthorpe Gallery | 1952-1954 |
| III.B.3 | American British Art Center | 1946 |
| III.B.4 | Beverly Storage Includes warehouse receipts primarily for books and portfolios. |
1947-1950 |
| III.B.5 | Bibliothèque Royale de Belgique Contains two pieces of correspondence. |
1955 |
| III.B.6 | Karl Buchholz Contains two pieces of correspondence from Valentin. |
1953 |
| III.B.7 | Buchholz Gallery, Madrid | 1948-1955 |
| III.B.8 | Budworth, W.S. Includes correspondence concerning payment to MoMA of a Lipchitz sculpture. |
1953-1955 |
| III.B.9 | Carroll-Knight Gallery, St. Louis | 1947-1949 |
| III.B.10 | Ca-Ci Correspondents: Cahiers d'Art [Zervos], Marcelle Cahn, Pierre Cailler, William Calfee, La Capitale, Carlebach Gallery, Elsie Carliner, Galerie Louis Carré, Rhoda C. Cary, Bruno Cassinari, Florencio Cesneros, Ida Chagall-Meyer, Ludwig Charell, Hyman Charney, Ruth Chase, Chicago Review, Alan Chidsey, Childs Gallery, Mieczyslaw Choynowski, Walter Chrysler, and Michael Ciavarella. Some correspondence in French. |
1954-1955 |
| III.B.11 | Cl-Co Correspondents: Fred Clark, George Clark, Ledyard Cogswell, Louis Cohen, Erich Cohn, Andrew Cole, Coleman Art Gallery, Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, Galerie Commeter, John D. Constable, Paul Coonradt, Corinth Company, John Coultis, John Cowles, Jan Cox, and Oscar Cox. Includes consignment contracts from Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center and Curt Valentin Gallery. Some correspondence in German. |
1953-1955 |
| III.B.12 | Douglas Cooper | 1949-1952 |
| III.B.13 | Douglas Cooper | 1953-1955 |
| III.B.14 | Gerald Cramer Includes three prints of Klee works and account statements, and a catalogue for Marino Marini at Galerie Gerald Cramer from March 10-April 1, 1954. |
1954-1955 |
| III.B.15 | Cr-Cz Correspondents: Duval Cravens, Clarence Crawford, W.W. Crocker, Ethel Croisset, Cudahy Packing Company, Lawrence C. Cumbinner, Roberta Cummings, M.F. Cunliffe, Currier Gallery, Clifford Curzon, Heyward Cutting, Marie Cuttolli, and Galerie Czwiklitzer. |
1954-1955 |
| III.B.16 | Lois Dailey | 1953-1954 |
| III.B.17 | D Correspondents: William Dameshek, Rudolph S. Dane, M.S. Danforth, Danske Boghandleres Bogimport, Pierre d'Argout, E.J. Davies, Dayton Company, Lajos D'Ebneth, Peter Deitsch, Frederick Deknatel, Jeff Dickson, G.F. Wingfield Digby [Victoria and Albert Museum], Henry Dispirito, Downtown Gallery, Werner Drewes, Berta Drews-George, Du, Drumcondra, Dublin [James White], J.P. Durand, and Georges Duthuit. Includes draft of an essay in French titled Quick and Well by Georges Duthuit. |
1945-1955 |
| III.B.18 | E-F Correspondents: Otto Ebner, Hans Eckert, Joseph M. Edinburg, Philip Eiseman, Garland Ellis, A.D. Emil, Frank Eyerly, Faber + Faber Ltd., Fequet and Baudier, Harold Field, Edward Fischer, Max Fischer, Lawrence A. Fleischman, Lillian Florsheim, Kerstin Folkow, Charles Henri Ford, James Fosburgh, Herbert Frank, Helen Frankenthaler, Alfred Frankfurter, Reuben L. Freemen, B.H. Friedman, Roy Friedman, Paul Fromm, W.M. Fuller, and Funken & Saurenmann. |
1953-1955 |
| III.B.19 | G Correspondents: Howard J. Gallagher, Victor Ganz, C.B. Genther, Philip Gersh [Jaffe Agency], Gerald Gidwitz, Leslie Gill, Erich Goeritz, Bertrand Goldberg, Golden Eagle Press, Harris Goldstein, Vladimir Golschmann, Stanley Goodman, A.C. Goodyear, Erhard Gopel, K.O. Gotz, J.H. Grand, Greenwich House Inc., and Maurice Gutman. |
1953-1955 |
| III.B.20 | Will Grohmann Includes draft of the preface from Paul Klee Drawings, a German and English translation of Paul Klee's unpublished "Journals", and three photos of the Grohmann family. Some correspondence in German. |
1935-1955 |
| III.B.21 | H Correspondents: Walter A. Haas, Werner Haftmann, Charles Hagedorn, Harcourt-Brace and Co., Harper and Brothers, Frederick Hartt [Washington University], Ira Haupt, Robert Heilbroner, Fred V. Hein, William Heller, Marion Hendrie, Hensell, Ernest Hepburn, H.L. Herring, Lilo Hess, Tekla Hess, Alfred Hetkin, David M. Heyman, Hillman Periodicals, Fannie Hillsmith, Herta Hirschland, Joseph Hirshorn, Barnet Hodes, Hoepli [Ilrico Hoepli], Terence Holliday, Judith Holzmeister, Clara Hoover, F.B. Hubachek, Jaquelin H. Hume, and Librarie Galerie La Hune. Includes photograph of Lilac in a Meissen Vase 1919 by Lovis Corinth. |
1953-1955 |
| III.B.22 | I Correspondents: Sturgis Ingersoll, I.D. Booksellers, and Insel-Verlag. Includes checks from Irving Trust Company. Includes description of Valentin's funeral. |
1953-1955 |
| III.B.23 | J Correspondents: Emanuel Jacobson, Daniel Jacomet, Jaffe Agency [Philip Gersh], William B. Jaffe, Lea Jaray-Bondi, Alfred Jaretzki, Buffie Johnson, Eunice Johnson, Philip Johnson, W.H. Johnstone, Curtis Jones, and A.A. Juviller. Includes wallpaper samples. |
1953-1955 |
| III.B.24 | Hans Juda | 1951-1955 |
| III.B.25 | K Correspondents: Benjamin R. Katz, Estella Katzenellenbogen, Edgar Kaufmann [The Museum of Modern Art], I.S. Keeler, H.E. Kellenberger, Gyorgy Kepes, Lincoln Kirstein, Anita Klang, Woldemar Klein Verlag, Richard Kollmar, W. Stanleigh Krewson, Katherine Kuh, and Sigmund Kunstadter. |
1953-1955 |
| III.B.26 | Roman Norbert Ketterer | 1953-1955 |
| III.B.27 | La-Le Correspondents: L.A. Center, F.J. La Rosa, Francois Lechenal, Stephan Lackner, Herbert Lang, Albert D. Lasker, Reverend Ronald Lane Latimer, Anthony Lauck, Frank Laurens, Henri Laurens, Benjamin Lawless, Anne Lawrence, Mildred S. Lee, Lefevre Gallery, Lehigh University, Julius Lehman, Louis H. Leiter, Arthur Lejwa, Eleanor Lemaire, Isadore Levin, S.J. Levin, Thedore Levin, Gertrude Lenart [Gertrude Bernoudy], and M. de Leonardi. |
1953-1955 |
| III.B.28 | Ll-Lu Correspondents: Gates Lloyd and Wright Ludington. |
1951-1954 |
| III.B.29 | Lund Humpheries & Co. (E.C. Gregory) Includes invoices, shipping documents, paper and fabric samples, and drafts of The Letters of Juan Gris pamphlet. Also includes announcement for Fifty Drawings by Paul Klee: Collection of Curt Valentin, New York at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London from November 10-December 30, 1953. |
1953-1955 |
| III.B.30 | Ma Correspondents: John Henry Macdonell, Charlotte Mack, Macmillan Company, Marchbanks Press, Edward Marcus, Stanley Marcus, Arnold H. Maremont, Samuel A. Marx, Samuel H. Maslon, Match, Edward J. Mathews, Morton May, Herbert Mayer, and Leonard Mazziott. |
1953-1955 |
| III.B.31 | Mc-Mo Correspondents: John McAndrew, M.L. McBride, Henry P. McIlhenny, William McKim, James L. McLane, P.D. McMillian, Charles B. Meech, Peter Mehlich, Eleanor Mellon, Gertrude Mellon, Donald J. Meyer, Mies van der Rohe, Frank Milan, Jeanne Miles, Edizioni del Milione, Charles W. Millard, Edgar B. Miller, Jan Mitchell, Alma Morgenthau, Herbert C. Morris, Hugo Moser, W.T. Mosman, and A.L. Moss. Includes photograph of Still Life by W. M. Harnett. Includes proposal and themes for sculpture commission at the Diagnostic Clinic Building at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. |
1953-1955 |
| III.B.32 | N,O Correspondents: Karl Nathan, Morton G. Neumann, Alfred Neumeyer, John S. Newberry, Newsweek, Robert L. Nickerson, Dorothy Norman, Norton Publishing Company, Martha Nothmann, Clifford Odets, Gabrielle Oppenheim, and Lois Orswell. Includes photograph of early Picasso drawing from the Gertrude Stein Estate, and a list of paintings by Paul Klee in the Clifford Odets Collection. |
1953-1955 |
| III.B.33 | P,Q Correspondents: Walker Pach, Howard M. Pack, Pantheon Books [Kurt Wolff], Frank Papp, Henry Pearlman, Penguin Books, Lee Pflaum, Pioneer Trust Company, Prestel Verlag, K.W. Putnam, Editions des Quatre Chemins, and Dale W. Querfeld. |
1951-1955 |
| III.B.34 | Piper and Co. | 1951-1954 |
| III.B.35 | Joseph Pulitzer | 1953-1955 |
| III.B.36 | R Correspondents: William C. Raiser, Elvine R. Rankine [V.V. Rankine], Herbert Read, G.F. Reber, John J. Reiss, Verlag Rembrandt, Stanley Resor, John Rewald, Frederick Rice, Marcus Rice, Pat Rinehart, Philip Ringer, Andrew C. Ritchie, John R. Roberts, Mark Robson, John D. Rockefeller, Laurence S. Rockefeller, Nelson A. Rockefeller, Richard Rodgers, H. Kelley Rollings, Allen Roos, Israel Rosen, Saul Rosen, Joseph Rosenberg, Robert Alan Rosenthal, Willam Rubin, Glady Rubinstein, and Rush Company. |
1953-1955 |
| III.B.37 | S Correspondents: Frederick C. Schang, Meyer Schapiro, Pauline Scheneeker, Charles Schnee, Lillie von Schnitzler, M. Schoeller, Dorothy Schramm, Henri Schultz, M. Schupf, Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation, Schwan and Boger, Margaret Schwartzkopff, Heinrich Schwarz, Vincent Scully [Yale University], Fred S. Seacrest, See, Peter Selz, John L. Senior, Frederick Serger, Jose Luis Sert, Ogden K. Shannon, Alan Sheldon, Sydney Shoenberg, Georges Siemonn, Abris Silberman, Oscar Silverman, Edgar Sinton, A.K. Soloman, Otto Spaeth, M.J. Spiegel, Louise Stadler, Frank Stanton, Frederic A. Stern, Gustav Stern, Louise E. Stern, Rufus Stillman, Harold E. Strauss, Jon Streep, Hanns Swarzenski, James Johnson Sweeney, and David Sylvester. Includes two catalogues for Paul Klee from the Collection of F.C. Schang, June 1, 1953 and January 1, 1955. |
1952-1955 |
| III.B.38 | Albert Skira Contains two pieces of correspondence. One item is in French. |
1953 |
| III.B.39 | James Thrall Soby Contains two pieces of correspondence. |
1953 |
| III.B.40 | Robert Tannahill | 1949-1954 |
| III.B.41 | Herbert Tannebaum Includes photograph of Pierrot by Juan Gris. |
1945-1955 |
| III.B.42 | Ta-Te Correspondents: Yves Tanguy, Jack Tarcher, Tate Gallery, Vernon Taylor, Pavel Tchelitchew, Arthur P. Teele, A.H. Temple, John Temple, E. Teriade [Verve], Joseph Ternbach, Terry Art Institute, and Texas Fine Arts Association. |
1951-1955 |
| III.B.43 | G. David Thompson Includes handwritten sales receipts. Contains photographs of works from G. David Thompson Collection by artists Paul Klee, Henri Laurens, André Masson, Pablo Picasso, John Flannagan, Max Beckmann, Alexander Calder, Jean Arp, Ernst Barlach, Henry Moore, Fernand Léger, and Jacques Lipchitz. |
1953-1955 |
| III.B.44 | Th-Tu Correspondents: Justin K. Thannhauser, Amelia Thomas, Lin Thompson, Thorn's Transfer Inc., Sue M. Thurman, Rolf Tietgens, Paul Tishman, Joe Tompkins, Harold Tovish, Franciska Tramer, B.G. Tremaine, Sumner E. Trent, Eduard Trier, E. Gunter Troche, Truzzi, Jan Tschichold, Richard Tuengel, Tulsa [Philbrook Art Center], Penelope Turle, Turler & Co., and Murray Turnbull. Some correspondence in German. |
1951-1955 |
| III.B.45 | U Correspondents: Paul Ucker, Hans Uhlmann, Jacques Ulmann, Otto Umbehr, Union des Artistes Modernes, United Jewish Appeal of Greater New York, UNESCO, University of Alabama, University Prints, and Albert Urban. |
1951-1955 |
| III.B.46 | U.S. Government Includes various forms and invoices from US Customs concerning importing of artworks. |
1937-1948 |
| III.B.47 | Va-Ve Correspondents: Vail-Ballou Press Inc, William Valentiner, Jean Vallery-Radot, Valsuani, Ninfa Valvo, Van Abbe Museum, M. van Buren, Harold van Doran, Kunstzaal van Lier, H.A. van Nierop, N. van der Schyff, A.F. van der Wolf, Vassar College, Vaughn, Venice Bienniale, Leionello Venturi, Arthur Vershbow, and Verve [E. Teriade]. |
1951-1955 |
| III.B.48 | Vi-Vo Correspondents: Robert C. Vickers, Victoria and Albert Museum, Andres Vidau, Roger Wiellard, Galeri Vierny, Vigeveno Galleries, Viking Press, Villa Mirabello, Village Art Center, Jacques Willon, Editions Vineta, Viviano Gallery, Margaret Vogel, Mildred Vogel, Vogue, Edwin Vomel, Victor von Hagen, Karl von Schlieder, [name illegible, former employee], Vordemberge-Gildewart, Robert C. Vose Galleries, and Katheryn Votaw [Ted Weiner]. Includes list of Klee collectors from the Buchholz Gallery as of 1952. |
1952-1955 |
| III.B.49 | Valentin Family Correspondents: Albert Valentin, Anja Valentin, Fritz Valentin, Heinz Valtin, and Rolf Valtin. Includes photographs of two works by Seff Weidl, a painting titled Heads and a bronze sculpture titled The Eternal Triangle. |
1951-1955 |
| III.B.50 | Alex Voemel Includes photograph of Arabischer Friedhof by Kandinsky. Some correspondence in German. |
1948-1955 |
| III.B.51 | Hudson Walker | 1945-1955 |
| III.B.52 | Wa Correspondents: John Henry Waddell, Wadsworth Atheneum, Philip Wagley, Jan Wahl, Walden School, A. Stuart Walker, Marguerite Walker, Maynard Walker, John G. Wallace, Walters Art Gallery, Thomas B. Walton, Walton Walk Galleries, Edward M.M. Warburg, Keith Warner, Katherine Warren, Washington University, Wasmuth Antiquariat, Jeanne L. Wasserman, L.A. Watkins, Benjamin P. Watson, Peter Watson, and Wayne Univeristy. |
1949-1955 |
| III.B.53 | E. Weyhe | 1950-1955 |
| III.B.54 | We Correspondents: Webb and Knapp, Inc., Achille Weber, Max Weber, Carl Weeks, Christian Wegner, Charlotte Weidler, Andre Weil, Nite Marquis Weil, Richard Weil, Ted Weiner, Max Weinstein, Willian Weintraub, Weiss and Geller, Inc., Benjamin Weiss, Felix Weiss, Walter Weiss, Cady Wells, Stuart Wells [Dayton], Weltkunst, Werk, Bruno Werner, Theodor Werner, Wesleyan University, Western-Sinclair, Paul Westheim, Westminster Press, Harold Weston, Gebruder Wetsch, and George Wexler. Includes photograph of a Gustave Courbet painting titled Grotte an der Loue. |
1951-1955 |
| III.B.55 | Wittenborn | 1948-1955 |
| III.B.56 | Wh-Wu Correspondents: Marcus Whiffen, Olivia Whitaker, James White [Dublin], White Museum of Art, Whyte Gallery, V. Wicht, University of Wichita, Agnes Widlund, Eva Wiegelmesser, Wiegman, Paul Lester Wiener, Samuel G. Wiener, Arthur Wiessenberger, Philip Wigg, Brayton Wilbur, Richard Wilbur, Franz Wildenhain, Wildenstein & Co., Billy Wilder, Elisabeth Wilhelms, Barbara Wilk, Willard Gallery, Williams College, Wilmington Society of Fine Art, Marie Wilner, Robert Windfohr, Wing Window Cleaning Co., Winnipeg Art Gallery, Harry Winston, E. Winter, Fritz Winter, L. Winters, C.W. Wion, James W. Wise, Karl With, Stanley Wolf, Kurt Wolff [Pantheon Books], M. Wongtschowski, Clement B. Wood, William Woolfenden, Worcester Art Museum, S.E. Worms, and Alan Wurtzberger. |
1951 |
| III.B.57 | Y Correspondents: Yale University, Year, York Art Gallery, You Interiors, Austin Young, B.B. Young, and Stanley Young. |
1951-1955 |
| III.B.58 | Z Correspondents: S.J. Zacks, Charles Zadok, Mabel Zahn, Richard S. Zeisler, Zeit-Verlag, Wilma Zelck, Ernest Ziegfeld, Ziegler & Co., Edward J.P. Zimmerman, Frederick Zimmerman, Kurt Zimmerman, Paul K. Zimmerman, Richard Zinser, William Zinsser, Jerry Zipkin, Walter Zivi, Zurich Kunsthause, and M.H. Zuschlag. |
1953-1955 |
| III.B.59 | Christian Zervos Includes two page essay by Zervos on Picasso and the creation of Guernica. |
1949-1955 |
| III.B.60 | Carl Zigrosser Contains two pieces of correspondence. |
1949 |
| III.B.61 | Anthony Zwemmer Includes customs documents. Correspondence also concerns the publishing of Valentin's books. |
1945-1955 |
Subseries III.C: Dealers/Galleries 1949-1956 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| III.C.1 | Heinz Berggruen Includes correspondence with watercolor drawings. |
1953-1955 |
| III.C.2 | Christoph Bernouilli Includes correspondence with watercolor drawings. Some correspondence in German. |
1953-1955 |
| III.C.3 | Margaret Brown Gallery | 1952-1954 |
| III.C.4 | Rolf Bürgi Includes folder of sales made between Burgi and Valentin from 1948-1953. |
1949-1954 |
| III.C.5 | Richard S. Davis | 1953-1955 |
| III.C.6 | Henry Kleeman (Kleeman Gallery) Some correspondence in German. |
1949-1955 |
| III.C.7 | D.H. Kahnweiler (Galerie Louise Leiris) (Folder 1 of 2) | 1953-1955 |
| III.C.8 | D.H. Kahnweiler (Galerie Louise Leiris) (Folder 2 of 2) Contains extensive account statements and negotiations. |
1956 |
Subseries III.D: Collectors, Museums, and Galleries 1944-1955 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| III.D.1 | Albright Art Gallery | 1953-1955 |
| III.D.2 | Allen Memorial Art Museum Includes loan receipt. |
1951-1955 |
| III.D.3 | American University | 1947-1948 |
| III.D.4 | Art Gallery of Toronto Includes memorandum from the Art Gallery of Toronto for their 50th anniversary exhibition on June 28, 1949. |
1946-1955 |
| III.D.5 | Art Institute of Chicago | 1950-1955 |
| III.D.6 | Arts Club of Chicago Contains two pieces of correspondence. |
1953 |
| III.D.7 | Busch-Reisinger (Harvard) | 1951-1955 |
| III.D.8 | California Palace of Legion of Honor | 1951-1954 |
| III.D.9 | Carnegie Institute Includes purchase receipts for artworks. |
1952-1955 |
| III.D.10 | Cincinnati Art Museum | 1953-1955 |
| III.D.11 | City Art Museum of St. Louis | 1951-1955 |
| III.D.12 | Cleveland Museum | 1955 |
| III.D.13 | Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts | 1953-1955 |
| III.D.14 | Contemporary Arts Association (Houston) | 1951-1955 |
| III.D.15 | Corcoran Gallery | 1947-1955 |
| III.D.16 | Cornell University | 1954 |
| III.D.17 | Dallas Museum of Fine Arts | 1951-1955 |
| III.D.18 | Delgado Museum of Art (New Orleans) | 1955 |
| III.D.19 | Denver Art Museum | 1953-1955 |
| III.D.20 | Detroit Institute of Art Includes correspondence with Irving Kriesberg. |
1951-1955 |
| III.D.21 | Des Moines Art Center | 1952-1955 |
| III.D.22 | DeYoung Memorial Museum | 1945-1951 |
| III.D.23 | Flint Institute of Arts | 1945-1950 |
| III.D.24 | Fogg Art Museum Includes photograph of Jockey on Horseback by Edgar Degas, and deed of gift of De Podenas by Honoré Daumier from Valentin to the Fogg Art Museum. |
1951-1955 |
| III.D.25 | Fort Worth Art Association Includes shipping documents. |
1946-1954 |
| III.D.26 | Grand Rapids Art Gallery | 1945-1955 |
| III.D.27 | Institute of Contemporary Art (Boston) | 1953-1954 |
| III.D.28 | Mills College | 1945-1953 |
| III.D.29 | Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute | 1944-1954 |
| III.D.30 | Museum of Fine Arts (Boston) | 1953-1955 |
| III.D.31 | Museum of Fine Arts (Richmond) | 1954 |
| III.D.32 | The Museum of Modern Art Includes letter from Alfred H. Barr, Jr. to Pablo Picasso. |
1952-1955 |
| III.D.33 | National Collection of Fine Arts (American Art Museum) | 1953-1955 |
| III.D.34 | National Gallery of Art | 1945-1946 |
| III.D.35 | Norton Gallery and School | 1951-1954 |
| III.D.36 | Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts | 1953 |
| III.D.37 | Philadelphia Museum of Art | 1953-1955 |
| III.D.38 | Phillips Memorial Gallery | 1949-1955 |
| III.D.39 | Portland Museum | 1953-1955 |
| III.D.40 | Print Club (Philadelphia) | 1953-1955 |
| III.D.41 | Renaissance Society (University of Chicago) | 1944-1950 |
| III.D.42 | Ringling Museum | 1948-1949 |
| III.D.43 | St. Paul Gallery | 1946-1948 |
| III.D.44 | San Francisco Museum of Art | 1953-1955 |
| III.D.45 | Santa Barbara Museum of Art | 1945-1955 |
| III.D.46 | Seattle Art Museum | 1946-1954 |
| III.D.47 | The George Walter Vincent Smith Art Museum | 1946 |
| III.D.48 | Society of the Four Arts | 1950-1953 |
| III.D.49 | Springfield Art Museum | 1947-1948 |
| III.D.50 | Syracuse University | 1946-1947 |
| III.D.51 | Toledo Museum of Art Includes photograph of The Harbor near St. Marks, also referred to as Le Bassin de St. Marcs, by André Masson. |
1950-1955 |
| III.D.52 | University of Illinois | 1951-1954 |
| III.D.53 | Wadsworth Atheneum | 1951-1955 |
| III.D.54 | Washington University | 1953 |
| III.D.55 | Wellesley College | 1948-1955 |
| III.D.56 | Wichita Board of Parks Commission | 1946-1947 |
| III.D.57 | Worcester Art Museum | 1945-1955 |
Subseries III.E: Academic Institutions 1944-1956 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| III.E.1 | Addison Gallery (Andover MA) | 1946 |
| III.E.2 | Addison Gallery (Andover MA) | 1951-1955 |
| III.E.3 | Albright Art Gallery (Buffalo) | 1946-1953 |
| III.E.4 | Allen Memorial Art Museum (Oberlin College) | 1946-1951 |
| III.E.5 | Art Institute of Chicago | 1945-1953 |
| III.E.6 | Art Institute of Chicago | 1946-1951 |
| III.E.7 | Arts Club (Chicago) Includes loan forms. |
1951-1953 |
| III.E.8 | Baltimore Museum of Art | 1946-1951 |
| III.E.9 | Baltimore Museum of Art Includes a receipt of gift. |
1951-1956 |
| III.E.10 | Bennington College | 1945-1946 |
| III.E.11 | Brooklyn Museum | 1946-1949 |
| III.E.12 | Brooklyn Museum Includes a receipt of gift. |
1949-1955 |
| III.E.13 | Busch-Reisinger (Harvard University) | 1950-1953 |
| III.E.14 | California Palace of the Legion of Honor | 1945-1950 |
| III.E.15 | Carnegie Institute (Pittsburgh) | 1946-1951 |
| III.E.16 | Cincinnati Modern Art Society Includes correspondence with Alexander Calder. |
1946-1949 |
| III.E.17 | Cincinnati Modern Art Society | 1949-1953 |
| III.E.18 | Cincinnati Museum of Art | 1949-1951 |
| III.E.19 | Cincinnati Museum of Art Includes pamphlet intoducing the Second International Biennial of Contemporary Color Lithography in 1952. |
1951-1953 |
| III.E.20 | City Art Museum of Saint Louis (Folder 1 of 2) Includes short biography of Max Beckmann by Perry T. Rathbone, and correspondence with MoMA Registrar. |
1947-1948 |
| III.E.21 | City Art Museum of Saint Louis (Folder 2 of 2) | 1949-1951 |
| III.E.22 | City Art Museum of Saint Louis | 1951-1953 |
| III.E.23 | Cleveland Museum of Art | 1946-1951 |
| III.E.24 | Cleveland Museum of Art | 1951-1953 |
| III.E.25 | Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts | 1946-1951 |
| III.E.26 | Contemporary Arts Association (Houston) | 1948-1951 |
| III.E.27 | Cranbrook Academy of Art Includes pamphlet for Modern Sculpture from the Museum of Cranbrook Academy of Art October 14-November 27, 1950. |
1946-1951 |
| III.E.28 | Cranbrook Academy of Art | 1951-1955 |
| III.E.29 | Dallas Museum of Fine Arts | 1946-1948 |
| III.E.30 | Denver Art Museum | 1946-1949 |
| III.E.31 | Denver Art Museum | 1950-1953 |
| III.E.32 | Detroit Institute of Arts | 1946-1951 |
| III.E.33 | Fogg Art Museum (Harvard) Includes deed of gift. |
1946-1953 |
| III.E.34 | Herron Art Institute (Indianapolis) | 1945-1951 |
| III.E.35 | Herron Art Institute (Indianapolis) | 1951-1954 |
| III.E.36 | Indiana University (Bloomington) | 1945-1951 |
| III.E.37 | Indiana University (Bloomington) | 1951-1953 |
| III.E.38 | Indiana University (Bloomington) | 1953-1955 |
| III.E.39 | Institute of Contemporary Art (Boston) | 1946-1951 |
| III.E.40 | Institute of Contemporary Art (Boston) | 1951-1953 |
| III.E.41 | Los Angeles County Museum | 1946-1951 |
| III.E.42 | Los Angeles County Museum | 1951-1954 |
| III.E.43 | Metropolitan Museum of Art (NY) | 1944-1954 |
| III.E.44 | Milwaukee Art Institute | 1947-1954 |
| III.E.45 | Minneapolis Institute of Arts | 1946-1951 |
| III.E.46 | Minneapolis Institute of Arts | 1951-1953 |
| III.E.47 | Minneapolis Institute of Arts | 1953-1955 |
| III.E.48 | Modern Institute of Art (Beverly Hills, CA) | 1948 |
| III.E.49 | Museum of Fine Arts (Boston) | 1946-1953 |
| III.E.50 | Museum of Fine Arts (Houston) | 1953-1955 |
| III.E.51 | Museum of Fine Arts (Richmond VA) | 1949-1953 |
| III.E.52 | The Museum of Modern Art (NY) Includes deed of gift to library, receipt of gifts to Valentin, and loan receipts. |
1946-1951 |
| III.E.53 | The Museum of Modern Art (NY) Includes loan receipts, checklist for Young American Printmakers at the Galerie Kunst Der Gegenwart in Salzburg, Austria from July 27-August 31 1952, and the Secession Gallery in Vienna, Austria from October 10-November 15, 1952, and individual consignment agreements. |
1948-1953 |
| III.E.54 | The Museum of Modern Art (NY) Includes loan agreement forms and loan receipts. |
1948-1955 |
| III.E.55 | Nelson Gallery of Art (Kansas City) | 1953-1955 |
| III.E.56 | Norton Gallery and School of Art (West Palm Beach, FL) | 1944-1951 |
| III.E.57 | Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts | 1946-1951 |
| III.E.58 | Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts | 1951-1953 |
| III.E.59 | Pennsylvania Art Alliance | 1946-1951 |
| III.E.60 | Philadelphia Art Museum Includes transcript of Report of the Committee on the Ellen Phillips Samuel Memorial in February 1934, a contract for the Bronze Group Series, and deeds of gift. |
1946-1951 |
| III.E.61 | Philadelphia Art Museum | 1951-1953 |
| III.E.62 | Phillips Memorial Gallery | 1946-1949 |
| III.E.63 | Portland Art Museum (Portland, OR) | 1946-1951 |
| III.E.64 | Portland Art Museum (Portland, OR) | 1951-1953 |
| III.E.65 | Print Club (Philadelphia) | 1946-1951 |
| III.E.66 | Print Club (Philadelphia) | 1951-1952 |
| III.E.67 | Rhode Island School of Design | 1945-1951 |
| III.E.68 | Rhode Island School of Design Includes brochure and loan checklist for Sculpture by Painters at the Museum of Art from April 30-May 25, 1952. |
1951-1952 |
| III.E.69 | San Francisco Museum of Art | 1946-1951 |
| III.E.70 | San Francisco Museum of Art | 1951-1952 |
| III.E.71 | Smith College Museum | 1946-1951 |
| III.E.72 | Smith College Museum | 1951-1955 |
| III.E.73 | Society of the Four Arts (West Palm Beach, FL) Includes checklist for Rodin to Brancusi. |
1947-1949 |
| III.E.74 | Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Includes correspondence with Hilla von Rebay and James Johnson Sweeny. |
1945-1955 |
| III.E.75 | State University of Iowa | 1945-1953 |
| III.E.76 | State University of Iowa | 1951-1954 |
| III.E.77 | Stephens College (Columbia, Missouri) | 1954 |
| III.E.78 | Toledo Museum of Art | 1945-1949 |
| III.E.79 | University of Colorado (Boulder) | 1951-1954 |
| III.E.80 | University of Michigan | 1946-1950 |
| III.E.81 | University of Michigan | 1951-1954 |
| III.E.82 | University of Minnesota | 1946-1953 |
| III.E.83 | University of Minnesota | 1951-1955 |
| III.E.84 | University of Nebraska | 1946-1953 |
| III.E.85 | University of Nebraska | 1951-1955 |
| III.E.86 | Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (Richmond VA) Includes checklist for a John Flannagan exhibition in 1946. |
1945-1949 |
| III.E.87 | Wadsworth Atheneum | 1947-1951 |
| III.E.88 | Walker Art Center (Minneapolis) | 1946-1951 |
| III.E.89 | Walker Art Center (Minneapolis) | 1952-1953 |
| III.E.90 | Walker Art Center (Minneapolis) Includes partial checklist for a Gerhard Marcks Sculpture show at the Walker Art Center in 1953. |
1953-1955 |
| III.E.91 | Whitney Museum of American Art | 1946-1951 |
| III.E.92 | Whitney Museum of American Art | 1952-1955 |
| III.E.93 | Yale University Art Gallery | 1945-1949 |
| III.E.94 | Yale University Art Gallery Includes deed of gift. |
1950-1955 |
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Series IV: Photograph Files |
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Series IV contains a collection of photographs of specific artworks originally kept among the paper records rather than with the photo binders of Series VIII. It is organized alphabetically by artist last name, and occasionally includes some photographs of the artists themselves. The photographs are sometimes simply loose photographs while others are mounted to board, similar to those in Series VIII. While the materials in this series clearly originate from the mid-20th century, no information as to when the photographs were taken, printed, or bound, is present. |
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| Folder | Title | |
| IV.1 | Jean Arp | |
| IV.2 | Ernst Barlach | |
| IV.3 | Antoine-Louis Barye | |
| IV.4 | Andre Beaudin | |
| IV.5 | Max Beckmann (Folder 1 of 2) | |
| IV.6 | Max Beckmann (Folder 2 of 2) | |
| IV.7 | Pierre Bonnard | |
| IV.8 | Francisco Bores | |
| IV.9 | Georges Braque | |
| IV.10 | David Burluik | |
| IV.11 | Reg Butler | |
| IV.12 | Doris Caesar | |
| IV.13 | Alexander Calder | |
| IV.14 | Mary Callery | |
| IV.15 | Bruno Cassinari | |
| IV.16 | Paul Cézanne | |
| IV.17 | Marc Chagall | |
| IV.18 | Lovis Corinth | |
| IV.19 | Jan Cox | |
| IV.20 | Charles Cutler | |
| IV.21 | Honoré Daumier | |
| IV.22 | Edgar Degas | |
| IV.23 | Andre Derain | |
| IV.24 | Charles Despiau | |
| IV.25 | Raymond Duchamp-Villon | |
| IV.26 | James Ensor | |
| IV.27 | Jacob Epstein | |
| IV.28 | Lyonel Feininger | |
| IV.29 | John Flannegan | |
| IV.30 | Lee Gatch | |
| IV.31 | Paul Gauguin | |
| IV.32 | Alberto Giacometti | |
| IV.33 | Françoise Gilot | |
| IV.34 | Bernard Goldman | |
| IV.35 | Juan Gris (Folder 1 of 2) | |
| IV.36 | Juan Gris (Folder 2 of 2) | |
| IV.37 | Constantin Guys | |
| IV.38 | Philipp Harth | |
| IV.39 | S.W. Hayter | |
| IV.40 | Ivon Hitchens | |
| IV.41 | Carl Hofer | |
| IV.42 | E.L. Kirchner | |
| IV.43 | Paul Klee | |
| IV.44 | Oskar Kokoschka | |
| IV.45 | Georg Kolbe | |
| IV.46 | Käthe Kollwitz | |
| IV.47 | Karl Knaths | |
| IV.48 | Roger de la Fresnaye | |
| IV.49 | Henri Laurens | |
| IV.50 | Fernand Léger | |
| IV.51 | Wilhelm Lehmbruck | |
| IV.52 | Max Liebermann | |
| IV.53 | Jacques Lipchitz (Folder 1 of 3) | |
| IV.54 | Jacques Lipchitz (Folder 2 of 3) | |
| IV.55 | Jacques Lipchitz (Folder 3 of 3) | |
| IV.56 | Auguste Macke | |
| IV.57 | Aristide Maillol | |
| IV.58 | Manolo | |
| IV.59 | Franz Marc | |
| IV.60 | Gerhard Marcks | |
| IV.61 | Marino Marini | |
| IV.62 | André Masson (Folder 1 of 2) | |
| IV.63 | André Masson (Folder 2 of 2) | |
| IV.64 | Ewald Mataré | |
| IV.65 | Henri Matisse | |
| IV.66 | Alfred A. Maurer | |
| IV.67 | Carlos Merida | |
| IV.68 | David Milne Contains handmade booklet of thumbnail images of watercolors and canvases. |
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| IV.69 | Joan Miró | |
| IV.70 | Amedeo Modigliani | |
| IV.71 | Henry Moore (Folder 1 of 2) | |
| IV.72 | Henry Moore (Folder 2 of 2) | |
| IV.73 | Giorgio Morandi | |
| IV.74 | Rafael Moreno | |
| IV.75 | Otto Mueller | |
| IV.76 | Edvard Munch | |
| IV.77 | Paul Nash | |
| IV.78 | Ernst Wilhelm Nay | |
| IV.79 | Ben Nicholson | |
| IV.80 | Emil Nolde | |
| IV.81 | Pablo Picasso (Folder 1 of 10) | |
| IV.82 | Pablo Picasso (Folder 2 of 10) | |
| IV.83 | Pablo Picasso (Folder 3 of 10) | |
| IV.84 | Pablo Picasso (Folder 4 of 10) | |
| IV.85 | Pablo Picasso (Folder 5 of 10) | |
| IV.86 | Pablo Picasso (Folder 6 of 10) | |
| IV.87 | Pablo Picasso (Folder 7 of 10) | |
| IV.88 | Pablo Picasso (Folder 8 of 10) | |
| IV.89 | Pablo Picasso (Folder 9 of 10) | |
| IV.90 | Pablo Picasso (Folder 10 of 10) | |
| IV.91 | Alton Pickens | |
| IV.92 | John Piper | |
| IV.93 | Odilon Redon | |
| IV.94 | Auguste Renoir | |
| IV.95 | Ceri Richards | |
| IV.96 | Auguste Rodin | |
| IV.97 | Kurt Roesch | |
| IV.98 | Georges Rouault | |
| IV.99 | Henri Rousseau | |
| IV.100 | Henry Rox | |
| IV.101 | Karl Schmidt-Rottluff | |
| IV.102 | Georges-Pierre Seurat | |
| IV.103 | Renée Sintenis | |
| IV.104 | Graham Sutherland | |
| IV.105 | Tal Coat | |
| IV.106 | Joaquín Torres-García | |
| IV.107 | John Tunnard | |
| IV.108 | Jacques Villon | |
| IV.109 | Max Weber | |
| IV.110 | Fritz Winter | |
| IV.111 | Karl Zerbe | |
| IV.112 | African Mask Contains three photographs of three wooden masks. |
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| IV.113 | Mesopotamia Contains two photographs of a stone fragment labelled "Mesopotamia". |
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| IV.114 | Mexican Idol, Chorotega Civilization Contains one photograph of an idol labelled "Chorotega Civilization". |
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| IV.115 | Mexican Mayan Contains one photograph of a stone fragment labelled "Yoke Fragment, Totonac Civilization". |
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| IV.116 | Unidentified Some photographs labelled with artist names, including Juan Gris (Victoriano Gonzales), Paula Modersohn-Becker, Ernst Barlach, Paul Cézanne, and Gaston Lachaise, and some photographs are unlabelled. |
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| IV.117 | 2018 Robert Arrington Accession Photographs include works by Pablo Picasso, Edvard Munch, Jacques Lipchitz, Max Beckmann, Emil Nolde, Édouard Vuillard, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Werner Gilles, and Georg Kolbe. Also includes two photographs of Curt Valentin. |
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| IV.118 | Studly Notebook Contains bound notebook of photographs taken by Adolf Studly for Curt Valentin listed by photographer's personal numbering system. |
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Series V: Publicity 1937-1954 |
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Series V contains news clippings and is arranged into two subseries. Subseries V.A contains clippings previously housed in albums spanning 1937 to 1954. Most clippings are loose but some are still pasted to boards, including some exhibition catalogues. Subseries V.B is loose clippings not previously housed in an album. They span the years 1942-1954 and include loose clippings, magazine tear sheets, and a few press releases. |
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Subseries V.A. Albums 1937-1954 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| V.A.1 | Exhibition News Clippings Clippings organized by exhibition. Exhibitions with clippings include Ernst L. Kirchner September 29-October 27 1937, Max Beckmann January 11-February 8 1938, Georg Kolbe February 14-March 12 1938, Paul Klee March 23-April 23 1938, Käthe Kollwitz May 3-28 1938, Oskar Kokoschka September 22-October 12 1938, Georges Braque October 14-29 1938, Paul Klee November 1-26 1938, Ernst Barlach November 29-December 20 1938, Kurt Roesch December 30 1938-January 16 1939, and Gerhard Marcks January 14-February 18 1939. |
1937-1939 |
| V.A.2 | Exhibition News Clippings Exhibitions with clippings include Charles Despiau March 21-April 15 1939, Emil Nolde April 18-May 6 1939, Contemporary European Art September 18-October 3 1939, Francisco Bores October 9-29 1939, Sculpture by Painters October 31-November 25 1939, Sculpture, Renee Sintenis December 2-23 1939, Max Beckmann January 3-27 1940, Aristide Maillol January 31-February 24 1940, Pablo Picasso March 5-30 1940, and Landmarks in Modern German Art April 2-27 1940. |
1939-1940 |
| V.A.3 | Exhibition News Clippings Exhibitions with clippings includes Georges Rouault May 6-25 1940, Paul Klee Memorial Exhibition October 9-November 2 1940, Franz Marc November 11-December 7 1940, Kurt Roesch May 19-31 1940, Seventy Five Selected Prints December 9-28 1940, American Sculpture of Today December 30 1940-January 18 1941, Paintings by Carlos Merida January 21-February 8 1941, Drawings and Watercolors by European Artists April 7-26 1941, From Rodin to Brancusi February 2-March 8 1941, Lyonel Feininger March 11-29 1941, and Max Beckmann April 28-May 17 1941. |
1940-1941 |
| V.A.4 | Exhibition News Clippings | 1941-1944 |
| V.A.5 | News Clippings Contains clippings on general art news, including the sale of artworks to The Museum of Modern Art and other large artwork sales. Also includes illustrated correspondence from two unknown artists and Karl Knaths, and photographs of a studio visit with Alexander Calder. |
1939-1945 |
| V.A.6 | Exhibition News Clippings | 1944-1947 |
| V.A.7 | Exhibition News Clippings Includes a few exhibition catalogues glued to pieces of paper. |
1947-1950 |
| V.A.8 | Exhibition News Clippings | 1948-1950 |
| V.A.9 | Exhibition News Clippings Includes clippings on Valentin's death. |
1950-1954 |
Subseries V.B. Miscellaneous Clippings 1942-1954 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| V.B.1 | News Clippings | 1942-1949 |
| V.B.2* | News Clippings | 1949 |
| V.B.3 | News Clippings Also includes press releases. |
1950-1954 |
| V.B.4* | News Clippings | 1953 |
| V.B.5 | News Clippings Includes list of works by unidentified artist. |
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Series VI: Liquidation of Gallery 1954-1955 |
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Series VI contains two folders pertaining to the liquidation of the Curt Valentin Gallery. The first contains correspondence and general business records, and the second contains an inventory of the graphic works housed at the gallery. |
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Subseries VI.A: Correspondence and Documents 1955 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| VI.A.1 | Liquidation Correspondence and Documents Includes summaries of inventory, and application for insurance. |
1955 |
Subseries VI.B: Graphic Arts Inventory 1954-1955 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| VI.B.1 | "Graphic Arts Inventory" Contains correspondence and inventory of graphic works of the gallery. |
1954-1955 |
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Series VII: Business Records 1941-1956 |
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Series VII comprises the bulk of Valentin's business records. They are arranged into five subseries: Correspondence, "On Approval" or Loans, Artist Account Statements, Bills, and an Accountant's Report. Each subseries contains document types such as receipts, insurance documents, photographs, loan forms, and tax documents. |
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Subseries VII.A: Correspondence 1941-1956 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| VII.A.1 | Personal Documents and Artist Accounts Includes a copy of letter written by Alfred H. Barr, Jr. testifying to Valentin's citizenship, copies of Valentin's christening certificate, course notebook from the Univeristy of Hamburg, passport, and other early personal documents. Also includes account files for the following artists: Lyonel Feininger, Marc Chagall, Marino Marini, Gerhard Marcks, Kurt Roesch, John Piper, André Masson, Graham Sutherland, Alexander Calder, Max Beckmann, Elie Nadelman,and Leo von König. |
1941-1955 |
| VII.A.2 | Paul Klee Three copies in German of the Artistic Estate of Paul Klee. |
1951 |
| VII.A.3 | Jean Arp | 1948-1952 |
| VII.A.4 | Max Beckmann Accounts for Mathilde Beckmann, Max Beckmann's widow. Also includes cut pages presumably from a serial publication detailing artist's work. |
1953 |
| VII.A.5 | Rolf Bürgi Includes customs documents. |
1950 |
| VII.A.6 | Mary Callery | 1953 |
| VII.A.7 | Marc Chagall Contains customs documents. |
1941 |
| VII.A.8 | Material on Hand at Death Includes handwritten correspondence from Barbara Hepworth, and tear sheets from Vogue July 1954 reviewing The Sculpture of Jacques Lipchitz [MoMA Exh. #558, May 18–August 1, 1954]. |
1954 |
| VII.A.9 | André Masson Accounts | 1953 |
| VII.A.10 | Summer Europe Travel Includes receipts from a trip to Europe in July 1954, correspondence with Alfred H. Barr, Jr., and correspondence from Jane Wade to Valentin from June to August. |
1954 |
| VII.A.11 | Christmas 1953-1954 Includes travel receipts and documents. |
1954 |
| VII.A.12 | Puella Mea by E.E. Cummings | |
| VII.A.13 | Insurance: Estate of Curt Valentin Includes gallery insurance. |
1955 |
| VII.A.14 | Personal Correspondence Includes photograph of Valentin and Doris Caesar, handwritten correspondence presumably from Jacques Lipchitz and Jan Cox, a list of works owned by Max Beckmann's widow at the time of his death, and medical documents from a doctor of internal medicine dated July 1950. |
1954 |
| VII.A.15 | Personal Documents Includes documents from Max Beckmann's accounts, four small agendas from 1953, Valentin's certificate of vaccination from smallpox, photographs of Valentin and Alexander Calder, a photograph of Valentin and Marino Marini in August 1954, and a handmade card signed "Willie and Ankey". |
1945-1953 |
| VII.A.16 | Accounts Includes account documents for Rolf Burgi and Paul Klee. |
1950-1953 |
| VII.A.17 | Personal Documents Includes photographs of Valentin, copies of Valentin's university documents, correspondence with Reg Butler and Max Beckmann, proofs for the title page of Letters of Juan Gris 1913-1927, and a master list of publications by Valentin. |
1953-1954 |
| VII.A.18 | Artists Artists and individuals mentioned include Alexej von Jawlensky, Maria Fritze, Varian Fry, Alexander Calder, Max Beckmann, Paul Klee, Emile Nolde, Ernst Barlach, Jacques Lipchitz, Auguste Rodin, Juan Gris, Marino Marini, and Pablo Picasso. Also includes correspondence with Man Ray. |
1950-1955 |
| VII.A.19 | Alfred Hentzen Includes brief correspondence with Smith College. |
1949-1956 |
| VII.A.20 | Collectors (Museums) Correspondents include Städel Museum, Henry Gallery at the University of Washington, Kunstmuseum Den Haag, Robert Hull Fleming Museum, Anderson and Thompson Ski Company, Jewish Community Center in Portland, Oregon, Grand Rapids Art Gallery, Chicago Arts Club, and Germanisches Nationalmuseum. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.21 | Evaluations, Appraisals | 1953-1955 |
| VII.A.22 | Requests for Doing Business with Gallery | 1953-1955 |
| VII.A.23 | Galleries and Dealers Contains single piece of correspondence between Dr. M. D. Feltenstein and Stephen Radich concerning the sale of a Henry Moore work. |
1955 |
| VII.A.24 | Requests to Show Work | 1954-1955 |
| VII.A.25 | Requests for Information | 1953-1955 |
| VII.A.26 | Carl Heise, Kunsthalle | 1954 |
| VII.A.27 | Eberhard Hanfstaengl | 1951-1953 |
| VII.A.28 | Educational Institutions (Museums and Universities) Includes loan receipt from The Museum of Modern Art. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.29 | Museums and Universities Includes list of sales to museums in 1951. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.30 | K Correspondents: E.L. Kirchner and his estate, Paul Kantor, Kunst Kabinett Klihm, Dr. Kaczmarzyk, Gustav Kahnweiler, Florian Karsch, Kleinmann and Cie, J.J. Klejman, Kelly and Gruzen, Samuel M. Kootz, Hanns Krenz, and Karl Kup. Includes photographs of Elie Nadelman works. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.31 | On Consignment | 1954-1955 |
| VII.A.32 | E Correspondents: Editorial Del Pacifico, Douglas L. Elliman and Company, Robert Elman, Dominique Eluard, Empire Trust Company, Max Ernst, James Eppenstein, and James M. Ethridge. Includes shipping documents for books, and "personal business" regarding the installation of an air conditioning unit. |
1952-1955 |
| VII.A.33 | F Correspondents: Richard L. Feigen, Hugo Feigl, Otto Gerson at Fine Arts Associates, Foto Helga Fietz, Allan Frumkin, Robert Fels, A.J. and Gustie Forsham, and G. Fox and Company. Includes fire insurance documents. |
1951-1955 |
| VII.A.34 | Walter Feilchenfeld, Fairweather-Garnett Gallery | 1953-1954 |
| VII.A.35 | Fr-Fu Correspondents: Frankfurter Kunstkabinett, P.A. Frequin, Maurice Fried, Rose Fried, and Fujikawa Galleries. |
1952-1955 |
| VII.A.36 | Gunther Franke | 1953-1955 |
| VII.A.37 | Frenkel and Company Includes insurance claims for stolen and damaged works. |
1952-1956 |
| VII.A.38 | G Correspondents: C. Giedion–Welcker, E. Gilson, James H. Gilvarry, André Gloeckner, Frank Perls Gallery, George Heard Hamilton, Sigmund Heumann, Hilde de Goede–Jacobsohn, Crete Goeze, Gokef, Robert E. Goldburg, and Jacob Goldschmidt. |
1952-1954 |
| VII.A.39 | Gr-Gu Correspondents: Great Neck Storage Company, Emilio Greco, Jane Greenough Green, Edward P. Green, Adelaide Milton de Groot, Hans Guldstrand, Hans Peter Gysin, Gutekunst and Klipstein, Asta von Friedrichs, Galerie St. Etienne, Galleria des Cavllino, Gimpel Fils, Lucien Goldschmidt, Robert C. Graham, Phillip Granville, Galerie Dr. Griebert, and Gumps Gallery. Includes photographs of various artworks. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.40 | Galerie Wilhelm Grosshennig Includes photographs of various artworks. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.41 | Marcel Guiot | 1954-1955 |
| VII.A.42 | Ha-He Correspondents: Dalzell Hatfield, Cesar de Hauke, Ernst Hauswedell, Galerie Simone Heller, John Heller Gallery, Karl Henssel, Rauel Hague, Ernst von Halle, Michael Hamburger, Dag Hammarskjold, H.C. Hammer, Doris Hanley, and Rene d'Harnoncourt. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.43 | Hanover Gallery | 1951-1954 |
| VII.A.44 | Rudolf Hoffman | 1953-1956 |
| VII.A.45 | Hahn Bros Fireproof Warehouses | 1947-1954 |
| VII.A.46 | Hi-Hu Corrsepondents: Galerie Theo Hill, Max H. Hickens, Werner Hofmann, John Hohnsbeen, Arthur U. Hooper, Dorothy Hope, Martin Huerlimann, Hultan Press Limited, and David D. Hunting. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.47 | Rudolf Hoffman (re Gerhard Marcks) | 1949-1954 |
| VII.A.48 | I Correspondents: Institute of Contemporary Arts, Galleria Il Camino, and the American Fund for Israel Institutions. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.49 | Irving Trust Company | 1953-1955 |
| VII.A.50 | J Correspondents: Martha Jackson, Sidney Janis, Gutekunst and Klipstein, Harry Jason [Jana Handbags], Edouard Jonas, and Henri Jouquieres. |
1954-1955 |
| VII.A.51 | Ka Correspondents: Henri Kaeser, Milton W. Kagen, Robert I. Kahn, J. Howard Kaiser, E. Katz, and Samuel I. Kaufman. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.52 | W.R. Keating Includes shipping documents and appraisal documents. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.53 | Ke-Ku Correspondents: Kehrli and Oeler, Charles S. Kessler, Kestner–Gesellschaft, P.E. Knapp, Ralph R. Knoblaugh, Florence and Hans Knoll, Bernhard Koehler, and Gilbert Konishi |
1954-1955 |
| VII.A.54 | Knoedler and Company | 1953-1955 |
| VII.A.55 | August Klipstein Includes copy of Gutekunst and Klipstein Auction 75 catalogue. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.56 | Alexander Kremer | 1953-1955 |
| VII.A.57 | Roger Lacouriere | 1951-1955 |
| VII.A.58 | Stephan Lackner | 1953-1955 |
| VII.A.59 | Lefebevr-Foinet | 1955-1956 |
| VII.A.60 | Lefebevr-Foinet Bills | 1953-1955 |
| VII.A.61 | Leicester Galleries | 1951 |
| VII.A.62 | Li-Lu Correspondents: Liberty Music Shops, Librairie Calligrammes, Lucas Lichtenhan, Dorothy Liebes, Bertram and Paul Linder, Albert Lion, Leo Lionni, Herbert List, Glen Liston, The Little Gallery, Gates Lloyd, A.M. Loew, Arthur Long, Aline B. Louchheim, University of Louisville, Martha Love, Nathan Lowenstein, Earle Ludgin, Wright Ludington, M. Luetjen, Kenneth Lundy, Galerie Lutz and Meyer, and James Lyons. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.63 | Ma-Me Correspondents: Edward Maquire, Manufacturer's Trust Company, Henry Margulis, Robert Markson, Margaret Marsh, Michelangelo Masciotta, Alice Trumbull Mason, Ewald Matare, Henri Matisse, May Fair Hotel, Melquist, Brooks Memorial Art Gallery, George Meretz, Bruno Meyer, and Hans Meyer. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.64 | Aime Maeght | 1953-1955 |
| VII.A.65 | Mayor Gallery | 1952-1955 |
| VII.A.66 | M Correspondence includes Betty McLean Gallery, Marlborough Fine Art, Pierre Matisse, K.E. Maison, Galerie Ferdin and Moller, Fred Moore, Ferdinand Muller, Galerie Georges Moos, and Fernand Mourlot. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.67 | Mc Correspondents: Helen McAuslan, Frank McCarthy, Helen McColgin, and McGrath Securities Corporation. |
1954-1955 |
| VII.A.68 | Mi-Mu Correspondents: J. Michaels, Il Milione, John Minty, Mitchell's English Bookstore, Leon Mnuchin, Moholy–Nagy, Eve Molesworth, Arlene Morrow, Rudolf Moser, Raymond Le Moult, Mount Holyoke College, W. Munsterberger, and Anders–Mikael Vik. Includes photographs of paintings by Edvard Munch. |
1954-1955 |
| VII.A.69 | Meridan Gravure Company | 1954-1955 |
| VII.A.70 | N (Folder 1 of 2) Correspondents: Erik Nagel, Y. Nakamura and Company, Public Library of Newark, New Jersy, F.J. Newcomb, New Art Circle, Edward Newell, New York Telephone Company, H.A. van Nierop, Hermann Noack, Richard Noland, and Noel Norton. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.71 | N (Folder 2 of 2) Correspondence includes Nassau Galleries Inc., Dr. Fritz Nathan, National Broadcasting Company, J.B. Neumann, and the New Gallery. |
1954-1955 |
| VII.A.72 | J. Oostermeyer | 1954-1955 |
| VII.A.73 | O Correspondents: Margaret O'Connor, Margot Oestermann, Oesterreichische Galerie, Ohio Union [Ohio State University], Ohio Wesleyan University, Olivetti, Gösta Olson, Neil Oppenheim, Roy Oswald, Kurt Otte, and N. Owen. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.74 | Roland Penrose | 1953-1955 |
| VII.A.75 | Frank Perls | 1950-1955 |
| VII.A.76 | P (Folder 1 of 2) Correspondents: Peerless Towel Supply Company, I.N. Pei, Penzoldt, Otto Patzau, Martin Perpit, M. Perrin, Jane Perry, Philistine Press, Mostra di Pablo Picasso, Raymond Piper, Pneumafil Corporation, J. Pocker, Bernard Poissionnier, Portland Art Association, United States Post Office, Prades Musical Society, Emil Preetorius, Stuart Preston, Erwin Panofsky, The Print Club, and K.W. Putnam. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.77 | P (Folder 2 of 2) Correspondence includes Palmer House Galleries, Parke-Bernet Galleries, Passedoit Gallery, and Paul Proute. |
1954-1955 |
| VII.A.78 | Q Correspondents: Alfredo Quaglino, and Francis Quantius. |
1953-1954 |
| VII.A.79 | Musée Rodin, Paris (Mme. Goldscheider) | 1953-1955 |
| VII.A.80 | Werner Rusche | 1951-1955 |
| VII.A.81 | Alexis Rudier | 1953-1954 |
| VII.A.82 | Hermann Rupf | 1951-1955 |
| VII.A.83 | R (Folder 1 of 2) Correspondents: Railway Express Company, Edwin Rakow, H.H. Ramstad, RCA Communications, Florence Reed, Hermann Reemtsma, Remington Rand, Seldon Rodman, Emy Roeder, Ernest Roland, Alvin Romansky, Walter Ross, Galerie Gerd Rosen, Anna Rosenberg, A.A. Rosin, Fernand Rouillon, Werner Rusche, and Dr. Haide Russell. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.84 | R (Folder 2 of 2) Correspondence includes George Ramie, Vald Rasmussen, Charles Ratton, Galerie Recamier, the Redfern Gallery, Alex Reid and Lefevre Gallery, and Siegfried Rosengart. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.85 | Sa Correspondents: Eero Saarinen, Jane Sabersky [The Museum of Modern Art], Paul Sachs, Raymond Sacks, Eleanor Saidenberg, Otto Kallir [Galerie St Etienne], L.J. Salter, L.A. Samstag, Nicholas Samstag, John Palmer Leeper [Marion Koogler McNay Art Institute], Marc J. Sandler, San Jose State College, Ab Sandberg, Arturo Profili [Museu de Arts Moderne], Winthrop Sargeant, and Stanley Sarnoff. Includes an exhibition catalogue for Paul Klee 1879-1940 at the Saidenberg Gallery from March 8-April 26 1954. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.86 | Sc Correspondents: Henry Schaefer–Simmern, Herwin Schaefer, Kaete Schaefer, Manfred Schames, Alois Schardt, Professor R. Scheibe, Giovanni Scheiwiller, Georg Schmidt, Maurice Schnelling, Peter Schobert, Marga Schoeller Bucherstube, Otto Schoener, A. Schoenlicht, Anne–Marie Schonherr, Uli Schoop, R. Schotnorgh, Erwin Schott, Galerie Schüler, Martin Schweig, Scrivener and Company, and Gerald Scofield. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.87 | Georg Schmidt (Kunstmuseum) Includes photograph of Karl Schmidt-Rottluff. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.88 | Se-So Correspondents: Eberhard Seel, Manuel Seff, Roger Senhouse, Charles Sessler, Mary Jeffrey Shannon, Merck Sheldon, Arthur Shipman, John Shlien, Richard von Sichovsky, Stephen Silagy, Garina–Gertrude Simon, L.P. Singer [Indiana University], Lane Slate, J.S. Sloan, Ann Smeltzer, Mary Barltett Cowdry [Smith College Museum of Art], Henry Smith, James H. Smith, Jr., John Pope [Smithsonian Institution], L.R. Snowden, Benjamin Sonnenberg, Sotheby's, and Philippe Sounault. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.89 | Germain and Otto Seligman | 1953-1955 |
| VII.A.90 | Sp-Sz Correspondents: Walter Spielhagen, Ailes Spinden, Franklin Spoor, Galerie Springer, Dr. Schwarzweller, Otto Stangl, Raymond Starr, Bruinswig Staude, Stedelijk Museum, Stadtische Kunsthalle, The Stadcheles, Standford University, Robert Stecker [Sanger Brothers], Francis Steegmuller, Julian Stein, Louis Stein, Jay Steinberg, Earl Stendahl, Oscar Stern, Sumner Sternberg, Mark Sternberg, Mopsa Sternheim, Stevens–Nelson Paper Company, Borden Stevenson, Ellen Stevenson, Sheldon Stewart, Sia Pahlman [National Museum, Stockholm, Sweden], Robert Stoddard, Irma Stoloff, Alex Stone, Gerhard Straus, Donald Strauss, Percy Straus, Jr., Igor Stravinsky, Dr. Stubbe [Freie Universität Berlin], John Day Stuchell, Leon Sunstein, Jr., Stuttgarter Kunstkabinett, Edward Sweeney, Swetzoff Gallery, and Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.A.91 | Rudolf Springer | 1951-1955 |
| VII.A.92 | Otto Stangl | 1951-1955 |
| VII.A.93 | Taxes | 1954-1955 |
| VII.A.94 | T Correspondents: Takahashi Trading Company, The Tate Gallery, Joseph Ternbach, William Thaler, Eugene Victor Thaw, J.H. Themal, D. Thimme [Wellesley College], C.J. Tower and Sons, Dr. Trepplin [Hochschule für bildende Künste, Berlin], Suzanne Wasson Tucker, Bette Short [Tucson Fine Arts Association], and A. Türler and Comapny. |
1953-1955 |
Subseries VII.B: On Approval 1950-1955 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| VII.B.1 | "A" On Approval Includes a consignment agreement with The Museum of Modern Art. |
1952-1955 |
| VII.B.2 | "B" On Approval | 1953-1955 |
| VII.B.3 | "C" On Approval | 1953-1955 |
| VII.B.4 | "D" On Approval | 1953-1955 |
| VII.B.5 | "F" On Approval | 1950-1954 |
| VII.B.6 | "G" On Approval Includes a loan receipt from the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. |
1953-1955 |
| VII.B.7 | "H" On Approval | 1952-1955 |
| VII.B.8 | "I" On Approval | 1953 |
| VII.B.9 | "J" On Approval | 1953-1954 |
| VII.B.10 | "K" On Approval | 1953-1955 |
| VII.B.11 | "L" On Approval | 1953-1955 |
| VII.B.12 | "M" On Approval Includes loan forms from The Museum of Modern Art. |
1952-1955 |
| VII.B.13 | "N" On Approval | 1953-1955 |
| VII.B.14 | "O" On Approval | 1953-1955 |
| VII.B.15 | "P" On Approval | 1952-1955 |
| VII.B.16 | "R" On Approval | 1953-1954 |
| VII.B.17 | "S" On Approval | 1952-1955 |
| VII.B.18 | "T" On Approval | 1953-1955 |
| VII.B.19 | "V" On Approval | 1954 |
| VII.B.20 | "W" On Approval | 1953-1955 |
| VII.B.21 | "X, Y, Z" On Approval | 1954-1955 |
Subseries VII.C: Statements 1946-1956 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| VII.C.1 | "A" Statements | 1953-1955 |
| VII.C.2 | "B" Statements | 1953-1956 |
| VII.C.3 | "C" Statements | 1953-1956 |
| VII.C.4 | "D" Statements | 1949-1956 |
| VII.C.5 | "E" Statements | 1952-1956 |
| VII.C.6 | "F" Statements | 1953-1955 |
| VII.C.7 | "G" Statements | 1953-1955 |
| VII.C.8 | "H" Statements | 1946-1956 |
| VII.C.9 | "I" Statements | 1950-1955 |
| VII.C.10 | "J" Statements | 1953-1956 |
| VII.C.11 | "K" Statements | 1950-1956 |
| VII.C.12 | "L" Statements | 1953-1956 |
| VII.C.13 | "M" Statements Includes forms from The Museum of Modern Art. |
1953-1956 |
| VII.C.14 | "N" Statements | 1950-1956 |
| VII.C.15 | "O" Statements | 1949-1956 |
| VII.C.16 | "P" Statements | 1953-1956 |
| VII.C.17 | "R" Statements | 1953-1956 |
| VII.C.18 | "S" Statements | 1953-1956 |
| VII.C.19 | "T" Statements | 1953-1955 |
| VII.C.20 | "U" Statements | 1954-1955 |
| VII.C.21 | "V" Statements | 1953-1956 |
| VII.C.22 | "W" Statements | 1953-1956 |
| VII.C.23 | "X, Y, Z" Statements | 1954-1955 |
Subseries VII.D: Gallery Bills 1944-1956 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| VII.D.1 | A | 1953-1955 |
| VII.D.2 | Allerton Florists | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.3 | American Federation of Arts | 1949-1952 |
| VII.D.4 | Art Digest | 1949-1954 |
| VII.D.5 | Art News Includes tearsheet of advertisement in 1954 Art News Annual. |
1953-1954 |
| VII.D.6 | John Asmussen | 1949-1950 |
| VII.D.7 | B | 1953-1955 |
| VII.D.8 | Bailer Brothers | 1949-1952 |
| VII.D.9 | Beverly Storage | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.10 | Bristol–Streeter | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.11 | Brown, Harris, Stevens, Inc. | 1949-1952 |
| VII.D.12 | W.S. Budworth | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.13 | Hannah Busoni | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.14 | C | 1953-1955 |
| VII.D.15 | Calta World Travel | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.16 | Consolidated Edison | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.17 | Crystal Spring Water | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.18 | D | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.19 | Laura Dee | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.20 | Mme. Destarac | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.21 | Di Palma Market | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.22 | Dover Foods | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.23 | E | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.24 | George Efron | 1949-1951 |
| VII.D.25 | F | 1944-1945 |
| VII.D.26 | Frenkel and Company | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.27 | G | 1950-1954 |
| VII.D.28 | H | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.29 | Hahn Brothers | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.30 | Hammacher Schlemmer | |
| VII.D.31 | Mme. Henrietta | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.32 | I | 1950-1954 |
| VII.D.33 | J | 1949-1950 |
| VII.D.34 | K | 1953-1956 |
| VII.D.35 | Henri Kaeser | 1949-1951 |
| VII.D.36 | Kleeman Galleries | 1948-1953 |
| VII.D.37 | Klipstein | 1947-1948 |
| VII.D.38 | W.R. Keating & Company (Folder 1 of 3) | 1954 |
| VII.D.39 | W.R. Keating & Company (Folder 2 of 3) | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.40 | W.R. Keating & Company (Folder 3 of 3) | 1953 |
| VII.D.41 | L | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.42 | Liberty Music Shops | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.43 | Lores Y Hermano | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.44 | Lund Humphries | 1949-1954 |
| VII.D.45 | Julius Lowy | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.46 | M | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.47 | Marchbanks Press | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.48 | Meriden Gravure | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.49 | Modern Art Foundry | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.50 | Monro Wines | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.51 | The Museum of Modern Art | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.52 | N | 1950-1954 |
| VII.D.53 | F.J. Newcomb | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.54 | New York Telephone Company | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.55 | O | 1950-1954 |
| VII.D.56 | Charles Z. Offin (Pictures on Exhibit) | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.57 | P & Q | 1954 |
| VII.D.58 | Peerless Towel Supply | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.59 | J. Pocker | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.60 | Phoenix Engraving | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.61 | R | 1953-1955 |
| VII.D.62 | Rapid Messenger Service | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.63 | R.C.A. | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.64 | Reid and Cubit Drugs | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.65 | S | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.66 | St. Regis | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.67 | Stevens Nelson Paper Company | 1949 |
| VII.D.68 | Adolph Studly | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.69 | T | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.70 | Joseph Ternbach | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.71 | U & V Miscellaneous | 1949-1954 |
| VII.D.72 | W | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.73 | Weber and Heilbroner | 1950 |
| VII.D.74 | Western Union | 1954 |
| VII.D.75 | Weyhe | 1948 |
| VII.D.76 | Wing Window Cleaning | 1953-1954 |
| VII.D.77 | Wittenborn and Company | 1949-1954 |
| VII.D.78 | X, Y, & Z | 1949-1954 |
| VII.D.79 | Paid Bills: November 1954 | 1954-1955 |
| VII.D.80 | Paid Bills: December 1954 | 1954 |
| VII.D.81 | Paid Bills: January 1955 | 1955 |
| VII.D.82 | Paid Bills: February 1955 | 1955 |
| VII.D.83 | Paid Bills: March 1955 | 1955 |
| VII.D.84 | Paid Bills: April 1955 | 1955 |
| VII.D.85 | Paid Bills: May 1955 | 1955 |
| VII.D.86 | Paid Bills: July 1955 | 1955 |
| VII.D.87 | Paid Bills: August 1955 | 1955 |
| VII.D.88 | Paid Bills: September 1955 | 1955 |
| VII.D.89 | Paid Bills: October 1955 | 1955 |
| VII.D.90 | Paid Bills: November 1955 | 1955-1956 |
| VII.D.91 | Paid Bills: December 1955 | 1955 |
Subseries VII.E: Accountant's Report 1944-1955 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| VII.E.1 | Taxes Includes correspondence with Alfred H. Barr, Jr. |
1950-1953 |
| VII.E.2 | Taxes | 1955 |
| VII.E.3 | Taxes | 1948-1951 |
| VII.E.4 | Kahnweiler Bills | 1952-1954 |
| VII.E.5 | On Consignment to Buchholz | 1947-1955 |
| VII.E.6 | CV Europe Summer 1953 | 1953 |
| VII.E.7 | Galerie Louise Leiris, Kahnweiler–Settling of Accounts | 1949-1955 |
| VII.E.8 | Offers and Works of Art | 1944-1952 |
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Series VIII: Photo Albums |
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Series VIII contains object photographs previously kept as a separate collection in the Photographic Archive in the Department
of Rights and Reproductions. Upon the department's closure in 1992 they came to the archives with the rest of the Photographic
Archive. All images were originally mounted in three-ring binders. While the materials in this series clearly originate from
the mid-20th century, no information as to when the photographs were taken, printed, or bound, is present. The photo albums
were arranged into four groups which have been sorted into their own subseries. The first includes installation photographs
originally in a single album. The collection is incomplete as not all exhibitions are represented. The second subseries are
photographs originally in a series of black binders organized alphabetically by artist. The black binders indicate works exhibited
by Valentin in the Buchholz and Curt Valentin Galleries. The third subseries are photographs originally in a series of green
binders organized alphabetically by artist. The green binders contain a general collection of works by artists represented
by Valentin. The fourth series is a series of binders associated with collector David Thompson. They contain works by Paul
Klee and Fernand Leger believed to be part of Thompson's private collection.
The final two subseries concern the corresponding negatives for the photographs in the albums, taken by photographer Adolph Studly. Studly created his own numbering system or organize his negatives which are organized by date taken, rather than by artist. Subseries VIII.E contains the card catalogue cards which detail the artist, artwork title, date, dimensions, and the Studly number. The cards only range from A-Lipchitz. The final subseries, VIII.F, contains the corresponding negatives. |
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Subseries VIII.A: Exhibits |
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| Folder | Title | |
| VIII.A.1 | Exhibits (Folder 1 of 3) | |
| VIII.A.2 | Exhibits (Folder 2 of 3) | |
| VIII.A.3 | Exhibits (Folder 3 of 3) | |
Subseries VIII.B: Artists–Works Exhibited By Valentin |
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| Folder | Title | |
| VIII.B.1 | Binder A–B: Antiques | |
| VIII.B.2 | Binder: Jean Arp | |
| VIII.B.3 | Binder: Jean Arp | |
| VIII.B.4 | Binder: Jean Arp Includes installation photographs. |
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| VIII.B.5 | Binder A–B: Ernst Barlach | |
| VIII.B.6 | Binder A–B: Antoine-Louis Barye | |
| VIII.B.7 | Binder A–B: Eugène Boudin | |
| VIII.B.8 | Binder: Max Beckmann1 | |
| VIII.B.9 | Binder: Max Beckmann1 | |
| VIII.B.10 | Binder: Max Beckmann1 | |
| VIII.B.11 | Binder: Max Beckmann2 | |
| VIII.B.12 | Binder: Max Beckmann2 | |
| VIII.B.13 | Binder: Max Beckmann2 | |
| VIII.B.14 | Binder: Max Beckmann3 | |
| VIII.B.15 | Binder: Max Beckmann3 | |
| VIII.B.16 | Binder: Max Beckmann3 | |
| VIII.B.17 | Binder A–B: Blumenthal | |
| VIII.B.18 | Binder A–B: Pierre Bonnard | |
| VIII.B.19 | Binder A–B: Francisco Bores | |
| VIII.B.20 | Binder A–B: Antoine Bourdelle | |
| VIII.B.21 | Binder A–B: Constantin Brâncuși | |
| VIII.B.22 | Binder: Georges Braque | |
| VIII.B.23 | Binder: Georges Braque | |
| VIII.B.24 | Binder: Reg Butler | |
| VIII.B.25 | Binder: Reg Butler | |
| VIII.B.26 | Binder Ca–Cor: Doris Caesar | |
| VIII.B.27 | Binder: Alexander Calder1 | |
| VIII.B.28 | Binder: Alexander Calder1 | |
| VIII.B.29 | Binder: Alexander Calder2 | |
| VIII.B.30 | Binder: Mary Callery | |
| VIII.B.31 | Binder: Mary Callery | |
| VIII.B.32 | Binder: Mary Callery | |
| VIII.B.33 | Binder Ca–Cor: Heinrich Campendonc | |
| VIII.B.34 | Binder Ca–Cor: Bruno Cassinari | |
| VIII.B.35 | Binder Ca–Cor: Paul Cezanne | |
| VIII.B.36 | Binder Ca–Cor: Marc Chagall | |
| VIII.B.37 | Binder Ca–Cor: Lovis Corinth | |
| VIII.B.38 | Binder Cox–D: Jan Cox | |
| VIII.B.39 | Binder: Cubism Includes the exhibition brochure for Cubism: Braque, Gris, Laurens, Leger, Lipchitz, Picasso from April 5-30, 1949, installation photographs, and photographs of the exhibited works. |
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| VIII.B.40 | Binder: Cubism | |
| VIII.B.41 | Binder Cox–D: Charles Cutler | |
| VIII.B.42 | Binder Cox–D: Salvador Dali | |
| VIII.B.43 | Binder Cox–D: Honoré Daumier | |
| VIII.B.44 | Binder Cox–D: Stuart Davis | |
| VIII.B.45 | Binder: Edgar Degas | |
| VIII.B.46 | Binder: Edgar Degas | |
| VIII.B.47 | Binder Cox–D: André Derain | |
| VIII.B.48 | Binder Cox–D: Charles Despiau | |
| VIII.B.49 | Binder Cox–D: Raymond Duchamp–Villon | |
| VIII.B.50 | Binder E–J: James Ensor | |
| VIII.B.51 | Binder E–J: Jacob Epstein | |
| VIII.B.52 | Binder E–J: Max Ernst | |
| VIII.B.53 | Binder: Lyonel Feininger1 | |
| VIII.B.54 | Binder: Lyonel Feininger1 | |
| VIII.B.55 | Binder: Lyonel Feininger2 | |
| VIII.B.56 | Binder: Lyonel Feininger2 | |
| VIII.B.57 | Binder: Lyonel Feininger2 | |
| VIII.B.58 | Binder: Lyonel Feininger3 | |
| VIII.B.59 | Binder: Lyonel Feininger3 | |
| VIII.B.60 | Binder: Lyonel Feininger4 | |
| VIII.B.61 | Binder: Lyonel Feininger4 | |
| VIII.B.62 | Binder E–J: Herbert Ferber | |
| VIII.B.63 | Binder E–J: Margrit Fischer | |
| VIII.B.64 | Binder: John Flannagan | |
| VIII.B.65 | Binder: John Flannagan | |
| VIII.B.66 | Binder E–J: Roger de La Fresnaye | |
| VIII.B.67 | Binder E–J: Alexandre Garbell | |
| VIII.B.68 | Binder E–J: Paul Gaugin | |
| VIII.B.69 | Binder E–J: Theodore Gericault | |
| VIII.B.70 | Binder E–J: Alberto Giacometti | |
| VIII.B.71 | Binder E–J: Francoise Gilot | |
| VIII.B.72 | Binder: Juan Gris1 Includes installation photographs of an exhibition in January 1950. |
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| VIII.B.73 | Binder: Juan Gris1 | |
| VIII.B.74 | Binder: Juan Gris2 | |
| VIII.B.75 | Binder: Juan Gris2 | |
| VIII.B.76 | Binder E–J: George Grosz | |
| VIII.B.77 | Binder E–J: Constantin Guys | |
| VIII.B.78 | Binder E–J: Minna Harkavy | |
| VIII.B.79 | Binder E–J: Stanley William Hayter | |
| VIII.B.80 | Binder E–J: Enrich Heckel | |
| VIII.B.81 | Binder E–J: Barbara Hepworth | |
| VIII.B.82 | Binder E–J: Ivon Hitchens | |
| VIII.B.83 | Binder E–J: Carl Hofer | |
| VIII.B.84 | Binder E–J: Alexey Jawlensky | |
| VIII.B.85 | Binder K: Wassily Kandisnky | |
| VIII.B.86 | Binder: E.L. Kirchner | |
| VIII.B.87 | Binder: E.L. Kirchner | |
| VIII.B.88 | Binder: E.L. Kirchner | |
| VIII.B.89 | Binder: Paul Klee1 | |
| VIII.B.90 | Binder: Paul Klee1 | |
| VIII.B.91 | Binder: Paul Klee1 | |
| VIII.B.92 | Binder: Paul Klee2 | |
| VIII.B.93 | Binder: Paul Klee2 | |
| VIII.B.94 | Binder: Paul Klee2 | |
| VIII.B.95 | Binder: Paul Klee3 | |
| VIII.B.96 | Binder: Paul Klee3 | |
| VIII.B.97 | Binder: Paul Klee3 | |
| VIII.B.98 | Binder: Paul Klee4 | |
| VIII.B.99 | Binder: Paul Klee4 | |
| VIII.B.100 | Binder: Paul Klee5 | |
| VIII.B.101 | Binder: Paul Klee5 | |
| VIII.B.102 | Binder: Paul Klee5 | |
| VIII.B.103 | Binder: Paul Klee5 | |
| VIII.B.104 | Binder: Paul Klee6 | |
| VIII.B.105 | Binder: Paul Klee6 | |
| VIII.B.106 | Binder: Paul Klee6 | |
| VIII.B.107 | Binder: Paul Klee6 | |
| VIII.B.108 | Binder: Paul Klee7 | |
| VIII.B.109 | Binder: Paul Klee7 | |
| VIII.B.110 | Binder: Paul Klee8 | |
| VIII.B.111 | Binder: Paul Klee8 | |
| VIII.B.112 | Binder: Paul Klee8 | |
| VIII.B.113 | Binder K: Karl Knaths | |
| VIII.B.114 | Binder K: Oskar Kokoschka | |
| VIII.B.115 | Binder K: Georg Kolbe | |
| VIII.B.116 | Binder K: Käthe Kollwitz | |
| VIII.B.117 | Binder K: Irving Kreisberg | |
| VIII.B.118 | Binder L: Gaston Lachaise | |
| VIII.B.119 | Binder: Henri Laurens | |
| VIII.B.120 | Binder: Henri Laurens | |
| VIII.B.121 | Binder L: Toulouse Lautrec | |
| VIII.B.122 | Binder L: Wilhelm Lehmbruck | |
| VIII.B.123 | Binder L: Max Liebermann | |
| VIII.B.124 | Binder: Jacques Lipchitz1 Drawings | |
| VIII.B.125 | Binder: Jacques Lipchitz1 Drawings | |
| VIII.B.126 | Binder: Jacques Lipchitz2 | |
| VIII.B.127 | Binder: Jacques Lipchitz2 | |
| VIII.B.128 | Binder: Jacques Lipchitz2 | |
| VIII.B.129 | Binder: Jacques Lipchitz3 | |
| VIII.B.130 | Binder: Jacques Lipchitz3 | |
| VIII.B.131 | Binder: Jacques Lipchitz3 | |
| VIII.B.132 | Binder M: Auguste Macke | |
| VIII.B.133 | Binder: Aristide Maillol | |
| VIII.B.134 | Binder: Aristide Maillol | |
| VIII.B.135 | Binder: Aristide Maillol | |
| VIII.B.136 | Binder M: Manolo | |
| VIII.B.137 | Binder M: Franz Marc | |
| VIII.B.138 | Binder: Gerhard Marcks | |
| VIII.B.139 | Binder: Gerhard Marcks | |
| VIII.B.140 | Binder: Gerhard Marcks | |
| VIII.B.141 | Binder: Marino Marini, Sculpture | |
| VIII.B.142 | Binder: Marino Marini, Sculpture | |
| VIII.B.143 | Binder: Marino Marini, Sculpture | |
| VIII.B.144 | Binder: Marino Marini, Drawing | |
| VIII.B.145 | Binder: Marino Marini, Drawing | |
| VIII.B.146 | Binder: André Masson1 | |
| VIII.B.147 | Binder: André Masson1 | |
| VIII.B.148 | Binder: André Masson1 | |
| VIII.B.149 | Binder: André Masson2 | |
| VIII.B.150 | Binder: André Masson2 | |
| VIII.B.151 | Binder: André Masson3 | |
| VIII.B.152 | Binder M: Edwald Matare | |
| VIII.B.153 | Binder: Henri Matisse | |
| VIII.B.154 | Binder: Henri Matisse | |
| VIII.B.155 | Binder: Henri Matisse | |
| VIII.B.156 | Binder M: Alfred H. Mauer | |
| VIII.B.157 | Binder M: Carlos Merida | |
| VIII.B.158 | Binder M: Joan Miró | |
| VIII.B.159 | Binder A–B: Paula Modersohn–Becker Folder originally in Binder A–B. |
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| VIII.B.160 | Binder M: Amadeo Modigliani | |
| VIII.B.161 | Binder: Henry Moore1 Drawing | |
| VIII.B.162 | Binder: Henry Moore1 Drawing | |
| VIII.B.163 | Binder: Henry Moore2 Drawing | |
| VIII.B.164 | Binder: Henry Moore2 Drawing | |
| VIII.B.165 | Binder: Henry Moore3 Sculpture | |
| VIII.B.166 | Binder: Henry Moore3 Sculpture | |
| VIII.B.167 | Binder: Henry Moore4 Sculpture | |
| VIII.B.168 | Binder: Henry Moore4 Sculpture | |
| VIII.B.169 | Binder M: Giorgio Morandi | |
| VIII.B.170 | Binder M: Otto Mueller | |
| VIII.B.171 | Binder M: Eduard Munch | |
| VIII.B.172 | Binder N–R: Paul Nash | |
| VIII.B.173 | Binder: John S. Newberry, Jr. | |
| VIII.B.174 | Binder N–R: Ben Nicholson | |
| VIII.B.175 | Binder N–R: Emil Nolde | |
| VIII.B.176 | Binder N–R: Jules Pascin | |
| VIII.B.177 | Binder: Pablo Picasso1 Includes photographs of Picasso exhibition in 1953, and a listof Picasso items sold by the Valentin Gallery. |
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| VIII.B.178 | Binder: Pablo Picasso1 | |
| VIII.B.179 | Binder: Pablo Picasso2 | |
| VIII.B.180 | Binder: Pablo Picasso2 | |
| VIII.B.181 | Binder: Pablo Picasso3 | |
| VIII.B.182 | Binder: Pablo Picasso3 | |
| VIII.B.183 | Binder: Pablo Picasso4 | |
| VIII.B.184 | Binder: Pablo Picasso4 | |
| VIII.B.185 | Binder: Pablo Picasso5 | |
| VIII.B.186 | Binder: Pablo Picasso5 | |
| VIII.B.187 | Binder N–R: Alton Pickens | |
| VIII.B.188 | Binder: John Piper | |
| VIII.B.189 | Binder: John Piper | |
| VIII.B.190 | Binder: John Piper | |
| VIII.B.191 | Binder N–R: Odilon Redon | |
| VIII.B.192 | Binder: Auguste Rodin1 | |
| VIII.B.193 | Binder: Auguste Rodin1 | |
| VIII.B.194 | Binder: Auguste Rodin2 | |
| VIII.B.195 | Binder: Auguste Rodin2 | |
| VIII.B.196 | Binder N–R: Auguste Renoir | |
| VIII.B.197 | Binder N–R: Ceri Richards | |
| VIII.B.198 | Binder: Kurt Roesch | |
| VIII.B.199 | Binder: Kurt Roesch | |
| VIII.B.200 | Binder: Kurt Roesch | |
| VIII.B.201 | Binder N–R: Karl Schmidt Rottluff | |
| VIII.B.202 | Binder: Georges Rouault | |
| VIII.B.203 | Binder: Georges Rouault | |
| VIII.B.204 | Binder N–R: Henri Rousseau | |
| VIII.B.205 | Binder S–Z: Oskar Schlemmer | |
| VIII.B.206 | Binder S–Z: Ahron Ben Schmuel | |
| VIII.B.207 | Binder S–Z: Georges Seurat | |
| VIII.B.208 | Binder S–Z: Renée Sintenis | |
| VIII.B.209 | Binder: Graham Sutherland | |
| VIII.B.210 | Binder: Graham Sutherland | |
| VIII.B.211 | Binder: Graham Sutherland | |
| VIII.B.212 | Binder S–Z: John Tunnard | |
| VIII.B.213 | Binder S–Z: Jacques Villon | |
| VIII.B.214 | Binder S–Z: Edouard Vuillard | |
| VIII.B.215 | Binder S–Z: Heinz Warneke | |
| VIII.B.216 | Binder S–Z: Max Weber | |
| VIII.B.217 | Binder S–Z: Fritz Winter | |
| VIII.B.218 | Binder S–Z: Karl Zerbe | |
Subseries VIII.C: Artists–Works Not Exhibited By Valentin |
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| Folder | Title | |
| VIII.C.1 | Binder A–Z Includes works by unknown artist. |
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| VIII.C.2 | Binder A1: Calvin Albert | |
| VIII.C.3 | Binder A1: Alo Altripp | |
| VIII.C.4 | Binder A1: Leo Amino | |
| VIII.C.5 | Binder A1: Hans Arp | |
| VIII.C.6 | Binder B1: Kurt Badt | |
| VIII.C.7 | Binder B1: Ernst Barlach | |
| VIII.C.8 | Binder B1: Ernst Barlach | |
| VIII.C.9 | Binder B1: O'Connor Barrett | |
| VIII.C.10 | Binder B1: Saul Baizerman | |
| VIII.C.11 | Binder B1: Cecil Beaton | |
| VIII.C.12 | Binder B1: André Beaudin | |
| VIII.C.13 | Binder B2: André Beaudin | |
| VIII.C.14 | Binder B2: Max Beckmann | |
| VIII.C.15 | Binder B2: Max Beckmann | |
| VIII.C.16 | Binder B3: Max Beckmann | |
| VIII.C.17 | Binder B3: Max Beckmann | |
| VIII.C.18 | Binder B4: Max Beckmann | |
| VIII.C.19 | Binder B4: John Begg | |
| VIII.C.20 | Binder B4: Ahron Ben–Shmuel | |
| VIII.C.21 | Binder B4: Ben–Zion | |
| VIII.C.22 | Binder B4: Franz Bernheimer | |
| VIII.C.23 | Binder B5: Alexandre Blanchet | |
| VIII.C.24 | Binder B5: Hermann Blumenthal | |
| VIII.C.25 | Binder B5: Pierre Bonnard | |
| VIII.C.26 | Binder B5: Francisco Bores | |
| VIII.C.27 | Binder B5: Eleanor Boudin | |
| VIII.C.28 | Binder B5: Antoine Bourdelle | |
| VIII.C.29 | Binder B5: Constantin Brâncuși | |
| VIII.C.30 | Binder B5: Georges Braque | |
| VIII.C.31 | Binder B5: Floyd E. Brewer | |
| VIII.C.32 | Binder B5: Reg Butler | |
| VIII.C.33 | Binder B6: Reg Butler | |
| VIII.C.34 | Binder B6: Reg Butler | |
| VIII.C.35 | Binder C1: Doris Caesar | |
| VIII.C.36 | Binder C1: Alexander Calder | |
| VIII.C.37 | Binder C1: Mary Callery | |
| VIII.C.38 | Binder C1: Bruno Cassinari | |
| VIII.C.39 | Binder C2: Bruno Cassinari | |
| VIII.C.40 | Binder C2: Paul Cezanne | |
| VIII.C.41 | Binder C2: Marc Chagall Includes installation photographs from exhibition at Galerie Maegat, Paris March 21-April 20, 1952. |
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| VIII.C.42 | Binder C2: Giorgio Di Chirico | |
| VIII.C.43 | Binder C2: William Congdon | |
| VIII.C.44 | Binder C2: Lovis Corinth | |
| VIII.C.45 | Binder C3: Lovis Corinth | |
| VIII.C.46 | Binder C3: Corot | |
| VIII.C.47 | Binder C3: Gustave Courbet | |
| VIII.C.48 | Binder C3: Jan Cox | |
| VIII.C.49 | Binder C3: Robert Cronbach | |
| VIII.C.50 | Binder C3: Charles Cutler | |
| VIII.C.51 | Binder D1: Albert Dasnoy | |
| VIII.C.52 | Binder D1: Honoré Daumier | |
| VIII.C.53 | Binder D1: Degas | |
| VIII.C.54 | Binder D1: Degas | |
| VIII.C.55 | Binder D1: Degas | |
| VIII.C.56 | Binder D2: Degas | |
| VIII.C.57 | Binder D2: André Derain | |
| VIII.C.58 | Binder D2: Charles Despiau | |
| VIII.C.59 | Binder D2: Otto Dix | |
| VIII.C.60 | Binder D2: Henry Dispirito | |
| VIII.C.61 | Binder D2: Caesar Domela | |
| VIII.C.62 | Binder D2: Raoul Dufy | |
| VIII.C.63 | Binder E1: James Ensor Oversized material moved to folder VIII.C.64*. |
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| VIII.C.64* | Binder E1: James Ensor Oversized material moved from folder VIII.V.63. |
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| VIII.C.65 | Binder F1: Clara Fasano | |
| VIII.C.66 | Binder F1: Lyonel Feininger | |
| VIII.C.67 | Binder F1: Anselm Feuerbach | |
| VIII.C.68 | Binder F1: Ernesto de Fiori | |
| VIII.C.69 | Binder F1: John B. Flannagan | |
| VIII.C.70 | Binder F1: Lucien Freud | |
| VIII.C.71 | Binder F1: Xavier Fuhr | |
| VIII.C.72 | Binder G1: Herbert Garbe | |
| VIII.C.73 | Binder G1: Paul Gaugin | |
| VIII.C.74 | Binder G1: Robert Glass | |
| VIII.C.75 | Binder G1: M Gleizes | |
| VIII.C.76 | Binder G1: Enrico Glicenstein | |
| VIII.C.77 | Binder G1: Vincent Van Gogh | |
| VIII.C.78 | Binder G1: William Gratwick | |
| VIII.C.79 | Binder G1: Marion Greenwood | |
| VIII.C.80 | Binder G1: Juan Gris | |
| VIII.C.81 | Binder G2: Juan Gris | |
| VIII.C.82 | Binder G2: George Grosz | |
| VIII.C.83 | Binder H1: Hermann Haller | |
| VIII.C.84 | Binder H1: Phillipp Harth | |
| VIII.C.85 | Binder H1: Hans Hartung | |
| VIII.C.86 | Binder H1: Cleo Hartwig | |
| VIII.C.87 | Binder H1: Erich Heckel | |
| VIII.C.88 | Binder H1: Barbara Hepworth | |
| VIII.C.89 | Binder H2: Otto Herbig | |
| VIII.C.90 | Binder H2: Carl Hofer | |
| VIII.C.91 | Binder H2: Carl Hofer | |
| VIII.C.92 | Binder K1: Wassily Kandinsky | |
| VIII.C.93 | Binder K1: Eugene Kermadec | |
| VIII.C.94 | Binder K1: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner | |
| VIII.C.95 | Binder K1: Moïse Kisling | |
| VIII.C.96 | Binder K1: Paul Klee | |
| VIII.C.97 | Binder K2: Paul Klee | |
| VIII.C.98 | Binder K2: Paul Klee | |
| VIII.C.99 | Binder K2: Paul Klee | |
| VIII.C.100 | Binder K3: Paul Klee | |
| VIII.C.101 | Binder K3: Oskar Kokoschka | |
| VIII.C.102 | Binder K3: Oskar Kokoschka | |
| VIII.C.103 | Binder K3: Georg Kolbe | |
| VIII.C.104 | Binder K3: Georg Kolbe | |
| VIII.C.105 | Binder K4: Georg Kolbe | |
| VIII.C.106 | Binder K4: Käthe Kollwitz | |
| VIII.C.107 | Binder K4: Allen Kubin | |
| VIII.C.108 | Binder K4: Per Krogh | |
| VIII.C.109 | Binder K4: Henry Kreis | |
| VIII.C.110 | Binder L1: Dorothea Labunske | |
| VIII.C.111 | Binder L1: Roger de la Fresnaye | |
| VIII.C.112 | Binder L1: Marie Laurencin | |
| VIII.C.113 | Binder L1: Henry Laurens | |
| VIII.C.114 | Binder L1: Fernand Léger | |
| VIII.C.115 | Binder L2: Fernand Léger | |
| VIII.C.116 | Binder L2: Wilhelm Lehmbruck | |
| VIII.C.117 | Binder L2: Frank Lenk | |
| VIII.C.118 | Binder L2: Rudolf Levy | |
| VIII.C.119 | Binder L2: Max Liebermann | |
| VIII.C.120 | Binder L2: Jacques Lipchitz | |
| VIII.C.121 | Binder L2: Seymour A. Lipton | |
| VIII.C.122 | Binder M1: Blair McCarthy–Falkenstein | |
| VIII.C.123 | Binder M1: Auguste Macke | |
| VIII.C.124 | Binder M1: Aristide Maillol | |
| VIII.C.125 | Binder M1: Aristide Maillol | |
| VIII.C.126 | Binder M1: Emmanuel Mane–Katz | |
| VIII.C.127 | Binder M1: Franz Marc | |
| VIII.C.128 | Binder M2: Franz Marc | |
| VIII.C.129 | Binder M2: Gerhard Marcks | |
| VIII.C.130 | Binder M2: Gerhard Marcks | |
| VIII.C.131 | Binder M2: Gerhard Marcks | |
| VIII.C.132 | Binder M3: Gerhard Marcks | |
| VIII.C.133 | Binder M3: Gerhard Marcks | |
| VIII.C.134 | Binder M3: Gerhard Marcks | |
| VIII.C.135 | Binder M4: Gerhard Marcks | |
| VIII.C.136 | Binder M4: Gerhard Marcks | |
| VIII.C.137 | Binder M4: Gerhard Marcks | |
| VIII.C.138 | Binder M5: Gerhard Marcks | |
| VIII.C.139 | Binder M5: Jean de Marco | |
| VIII.C.140 | Binder M5: Maria Martins | |
| VIII.C.141 | Binder M5: Marino Marini | |
| VIII.C.142 | Binder M5: Marino Marini | |
| VIII.C.143 | Binder Ma2: Marino Marini Includes installation photographs. |
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| VIII.C.144 | Binder Ma2: Henry Mark | |
| VIII.C.145 | Binder Ma2: Emile Van Marke | |
| VIII.C.146 | Binder Ma2: Albert Marquet | |
| VIII.C.147 | Binder Ma2: Reginald Marsh | |
| VIII.C.148 | Binder Ma2: Helen Marshall | |
| VIII.C.149 | Binder Ma2: Arturo Martin | |
| VIII.C.150 | Binder Ma2: Marvin B. Martin | |
| VIII.C.151 | Binder Ma2: Fletcher Martin | |
| VIII.C.152 | Binder Ma2: Henri Martin | |
| VIII.C.153 | Binder Ma2: Homer D. Martin | |
| VIII.C.154 | Binder Ma2: John Martin | |
| VIII.C.155 | Binder Ma2: Marvis Martin | |
| VIII.C.156 | Binder Ma2: Pierre J. Martin | |
| VIII.C.157 | Binder Ma2: Phillip Martin | |
| VIII.C.158 | Binder Ma2: Tulion Martin | |
| VIII.C.159 | Binder M6: André Masson | |
| VIII.C.160 | Binder M6: André Masson | |
| VIII.C.161 | Binder M6: André Masson | |
| VIII.C.162 | Binder M6: André Masson | |
| VIII.C.163 | Binder M7: Ewald Mataré | |
| VIII.C.164 | Binder M7: Henri Matisse | |
| VIII.C.165 | Binder M7: Alfred Mauer | |
| VIII.C.166 | Binder M7: Carlos Merida | |
| VIII.C.167 | Binder M7: Walter Midener | |
| VIII.C.168 | Binder M7: David B. Milne | |
| VIII.C.169 | Binder M8: David B. Milne | |
| VIII.C.170 | Binder M8: Joan Miró | |
| VIII.C.171 | Binder M8: Elizabeth Model | |
| VIII.C.172 | Binder M8: Paula Modersohn–Becker | |
| VIII.C.173 | Binder M8: Amedeo Modigliani | |
| VIII.C.174 | Binder M8: Claude Monet | |
| VIII.C.175 | Binder M8: Adolphe Monticelli | |
| VIII.C.176 | Binder M8: Rafael Moreno | |
| VIII.C.177 | Binder M8: George L.K. Morris | |
| VIII.C.178 | Binder M8: Otto Müller | |
| VIII.C.179 | Binder M8: Edvard Munch | |
| VIII.C.180 | Binder N1: E.W. Nay | |
| VIII.C.181 | Binder N1: Ben Nicholson | |
| VIII.C.182 | Binder N1: Emil Nolde | |
| VIII.C.183 | Binder P1: Jules Pascin | |
| VIII.C.184 | Binder P1: Max Pechstein | |
| VIII.C.185 | Binder P1: Pablo Picasso | |
| VIII.C.186 | Binder P2: Pablo Picasso | |
| VIII.C.187 | Binder P2: Pablo Picasso | |
| VIII.C.188 | Binder P3: Pablo Picasso | |
| VIII.C.189 | Binder P3: Pablo Picasso | |
| VIII.C.190 | Binder P3: Pablo Picasso | |
| VIII.C.191 | Binder P4: Pablo Picasso | |
| VIII.C.192 | Binder P5: Pablo Picasso | |
| VIII.C.193 | Binder P5: Pablo Picasso | |
| VIII.C.194 | Binder P5: Pablo Picasso | |
| VIII.C.195 | Binder P6: Pablo Picasso | |
| VIII.C.196 | Binder P6: Alton Pickens | |
| VIII.C.197 | Binder P6: John Piper | |
| VIII.C.198 | Binder P6: Camille Pissaro | |
| VIII.C.199 | Binder P6: Henri Puvrez | |
| VIII.C.200 | Binder R1: E Raeder | |
| VIII.C.201 | Binder R1: Anton Raederschmidt | |
| VIII.C.202 | Binder R1: Waldemar Raemisch | |
| VIII.C.203 | Binder R1: Auguste Renoir | |
| VIII.C.204 | Binder R1: Hugo Robus | |
| VIII.C.205 | Binder R1: Auguste Rodin | |
| VIII.C.206 | Binder R2: Christian Rohlfs | |
| VIII.C.207 | Binder R2: Georges Rouault | |
| VIII.C.208 | Binder R2: Henri Rousseau | |
| VIII.C.209 | Binder R2: Gaston Louis Roux | |
| VIII.C.210 | Binder R2: Henry Rox | |
| VIII.C.211 | Binder R2: Felix Ruvolo | |
| VIII.C.212 | Binder S1: Rafael Sanz | |
| VIII.C.213 | Binder S1: Concetta Scarvaglione | |
| VIII.C.214 | Binder S1: Richard Scheibe | |
| VIII.C.215 | Binder S1: Oskar Schlemmer | |
| VIII.C.216 | Binder S1: Karl Schmidt–Rottluff | |
| VIII.C.217 | Binder S1: Werner Scholz | |
| VIII.C.218 | Binder S1: Max Shoop | |
| VIII.C.219 | Binder S1: Segre | |
| VIII.C.220 | Binder S2: Gustav Seitz | |
| VIII.C.221 | Binder S2: Georges Seurat | |
| VIII.C.222 | Binder S2: Paul Signac | |
| VIII.C.223 | Binder S2: Renée Sintenis | |
| VIII.C.224 | Binder S2: Alfred Sisley | |
| VIII.C.225 | Binder S2: Chaim Soutine | |
| VIII.C.226 | Binder S2: Alexander Stoller | |
| VIII.C.227 | Binder S2: Graham Sutherland | |
| VIII.C.228 | Binder S2: Denys Sutton Contains a photograph of a painting by unknown artist. |
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| VIII.C.229 | Binder T1: Carlos Ferreira de la Torre | |
| VIII.C.230 | Binder T1: Joaquin Torres–Garcia | |
| VIII.C.231 | Binder T1: Johann Von Tscharner | |
| VIII.C.232 | Binder T1: John Tunnard | |
| VIII.C.233 | Binder T1: Edgar Tytgat | |
| VIII.C.234 | Binder W1: Edmund Weil | |
| VIII.C.235 | Binder W1: Theodore Werner | |
| VIII.C.236 | Binder W1: Warren Wheelock | |
| VIII.C.237 | Binder W1: Franz and Marguerite Wildenhain | |
| VIII.C.238 | Binder W1: Jorg Wisbeck | |
| VIII.C.239 | Binder V1: Maurice Utrillo | |
| VIII.C.240 | Binder V1: Polygnotos Vagis | |
| VIII.C.241 | Binder V1: Suzanne Valadon | |
| VIII.C.242 | Binder V1: Louis Vivin | |
| VIII.C.243 | Binder V1: Maurice de Vlaminck | |
| VIII.C.244 | Binder V1: Edouard Vuillard | |
| VIII.C.245 | Binder Z1: Hubert Yencesse | |
| VIII.C.246 | Binder Z1: Karl Zerbe | |
| VIII.C.247 | Binder Z1: Kurt Zimmerman | |
| VIII.C.248 | Binder Z1: William Zorach | |
Subseries VIII.D: David Thompson Albums |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| VIII.D.1 | Paul Klee | 1908-1921 |
| VIII.D.2 | Paul Klee | 1908-1921 |
| VIII.D.3 | Paul Klee | 1922-1925 |
| VIII.D.4 | Paul Klee | 1922-1925 |
| VIII.D.5 | Paul Klee | 1926-1930 |
| VIII.D.6 | Paul Klee | 1926-1930 |
| VIII.D.7 | Paul Klee | 1931-1936 |
| VIII.D.8 | Paul Klee | 1931-1936 |
| VIII.D.9 | Paul Klee | 1937-1938 |
| VIII.D.10 | Paul Klee | 1937-1938 |
| VIII.D.11 | Paul Klee | 1939-1940 |
| VIII.D.12 | Paul Klee | 1939-1940 |
| VIII.D.13 | Fernand Léger | |
| VIII.D.14 | Fernand Léger | |
| VIII.D.15 | Fernand Léger | |
| VIII.D.16 | Paul Klee Contains a handwritten leger of watercolors by Paul Klee. |
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| VIII.D.17 | Paul Klee Contains a handwritten leger of watercolors by Paul Klee. |
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| VIII.D.18 | Paul Klee Oil Contains a handwritten leger of oil paintings by Paul Klee. |
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Subseries VIII.E: Card Catalogue |
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| Folder | Title | |
| VIII.E.1 | Volumes 1-14 Artists included: Jean Arp-Lyonel Feininger. |
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| VIII.E.2 | Volumes 15-25 Artists included: John B. Flannagan-Paul Klee. |
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| VIII.E.3 | Volumes 26-28 Artists included: Paul Klee-Jacques Lipchitz. |
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Subseries VIII.F: Negatives |
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File numbers marked by an asterisk (*) indicate oversize material that has been separated to the end of the collection.
Researchers should include the asterisk when issuing a request for such material.
| Series | Folder Range | Box |
| I | 1-18 | 1 |
| I | 19-31, 33-34 | 2 |
| I | 35-53 | 3 |
| I | 54-72 | 4 |
| I | 73-95 | 5 |
| I | 96-121 | 6 |
| I | 122-133 | 7 |
| I | 134-157 | 8 |
| I | 158-181 | 9 |
| I | 182-203 | 10 |
| II | 1-3 | 11 |
| III.A | 1-40 | 12 |
| III.A | 41-54 | 13 |
| III.A | 55-66 | 14 |
| III.A | 67-82 | 15 |
| III.A | 83-97 | 16 |
| III.A | 98-110 | 17 |
| III.A | 111-121, 123-124 | 18 |
| III.A | 125-140 | 19 |
| III.A III.B | 141-147, 1-12 | 20 |
| III.B | 13-23 | 21 |
| III.B | 24-32 | 22 |
| III.B | 33-44 | 23 |
| III.B | 45-55 | 24 |
| III.B III.C | 56-61, 1-3 | 25 |
| III.C III.D | 4-8, 1-6 | 26 |
| III.D | 7-29 | 27 |
| III.D | 30-52 | 28 |
| III.D III.E | 53-57, 1-6 | 29 |
| III.E | 7-19 | 30 |
| III.E | 20-31 | 31 |
| III.E | 32-44 | 32 |
| III.E | 45-51 | 33 |
| III.E | 52-60 | 34 |
| III.E | 61-74 | 35 |
| III.E | 75-90 | 36 |
| III.E IV | 91-94, 1-9 | 37 |
| IV | 10-26 | 38 |
| IV | 27-44 | 39 |
| IV | 45-53 | 40 |
| IV | 54-60 | 41 |
| IV | 61-70 | 42 |
| IV | 71-83 | 43 |
| IV | 84-95 | 44 |
| IV | 96-116 | 45 |
| IV V.A | 117-118, 1-2 | 46 |
| V.A | 3-6 | 47 |
| V.A V.B | 7-9, 1 | 48 |
| V.B VI.A VI.B VII.A | 3, 5, 1, 1, 1-8 | 49 |
| VII.A | 9-22 | 50 |
| VII.A | 23-37 | 51 |
| VII.A | 38-53 | 52 |
| VII.A | 54-68 | 53 |
| VII.A | 69-86 | 54 |
| VII.A VII.B | 87-94, 1-12 | 55 |
| VII.B VII.C | 13-21, 1-7 | 56 |
| VII.C | 8-17 | 57 |
| VII.C VII.D | 18-23, 1-12 | 58 |
| VII.D | 13-38 | 59 |
| VII.D | 39-52 | 60 |
| VII.D | 53-78 | 61 |
| VII.D | 79-91 | 62 |
| VII.E | 1-8 | 63 |
| VIII.A VIII.B | 1-3 folder 1 | 64 |
| VIII.B | 2-6 | 65 |
| VIII.B | 7-10 | 66 |
| VIII.B | 11-14 | 67 |
| VIII.B | 15-22 | 68 |
| VIII.B | 23-28 | 69 |
| VIII.B | 29-32 | 70 |
| VIII.B | 33-41 | 71 |
| VIII.B | 42-52 | 72 |
| VIII.B | 53-56 | 73 |
| VIII.B | 57-60 | 74 |
| VIII.B | 61-71 | 75 |
| VIII.B | 72-77 | 76 |
| VIII.B | 78-87 | 77 |
| VIII.B | 88-91 | 78 |
| VIII.B | 92-95 | 79 |
| VIII.B | 96-99 | 80 |
| VIII.B | 100-104 | 81 |
| VIII.B | 105-109 | 82 |
| VIII.B | 110-115 | 83 |
| VIII.B | 116-120 | 84 |
| VIII.B | 121-125 | 85 |
| VIII.B | 126-129 | 86 |
| VIII.B | 130-134 | 87 |
| VIII.B | 135-140 | 88 |
| VIII.B | 141-144 | 89 |
| VIII.B | 145-149 | 90 |
| VIII.B | 150-154 | 91 |
| VIII.B | 155-161 | 92 |
| VIII.B | 162-165 | 93 |
| VIII.B | 166-170 | 94 |
| VIII.B | 171-176 | 95 |
| VIII.B | 177-180 | 96 |
| VIII.B | 181-185 | 97 |
| VIII.B | 186-190 | 98 |
| VIII.B | 191-194 | 99 |
| VIII.B | 195-200 | 100 |
| VIII.B | 201-209 | 101 |
| VIII.B VIII.C | 210-217, 1-3 | 102 |
| VIII.C | 4-12 | 103 |
| VIII.C | 13-16 | 104 |
| VIII.C | 17-22 | 105 |
| VIII.C | 23-33 | 106 |
| VIII.C | 34-39 | 107 |
| VIII.C | 40-50 | 108 |
| VIII.C | 51-57 | 109 |
| VIII.C | 58-63, 65-71 | 110 |
| VIII.C | 72-81 | 111 |
| VIII.C | 82-90 | 112 |
| VIII.C | 91-97 | 113 |
| VIII.C | 98-102 | 114 |
| VIII.C | 103-112 | 115 |
| VIII.C | 113-123 | 116 |
| VIII.C | 124-130 | 117 |
| VIII.C | 131-135 | 118 |
| VIII.C | 136-141 | 119 |
| VIII.C | 142-156 | 120 |
| VIII.C | 157-165 | 121 |
| VIII.C | 166-179 | 122 |
| VIII.C | 180-186 | 123 |
| VIII.C | 187-191 | 124 |
| VIII.C | 192-199 | 125 |
| VIII.C | 200-209 | 126 |
| VIII.C | 210-222 | 127 |
| VIII.C | 223-233 | 128 |
| VIII.C | 234-246 | 129 |
| VIII.C VIII.D | 247-248, 1-3 | 130 |
| VIII.D | 4-7 | 131 |
| VIII.D | 8-12 | 132 |
| VIII.D | 13-18 | 133 |
| VIII.E | 1 | 134 |
| VIII.E | 2 | 135 |
| VIII.E | 3 | 136 |
| I, III.A, V.B, VIII.C | I.32*, III.A.122*, V.B.2*, V.B.4*, VIII.C.64* | 137 |