Collection: Records of the Curatorial Department (RG-03), 1928/2019 / Date range: 1991 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Records of the Curatorial Department (RG-03), 1928/2019 Date range 1991

Subject Files: Collection Policies: Correspondence/articles/policies - July 1977-May 1993, 1977/1993 Box RG-03 Box 113, Folder 7

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Subject Files: Collections Division - General: Correspondence - September 1979-November 1997, 1979/1997 Box RG-03 Box 112, Folder 45

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Subject Files: Collections: Needs #1: Fund Raising Needs - June 1975, Needs/correspondence - May 1972-January 2002, Purchased from the Council List - 1965-1971, 1972/2002 Box RG-03 Box 112, Folder 49

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Subject Files: Collections Purchase Breakdown: List of Purchases - 1978-2003, 1978/2003 Box RG-03 Box 112, Folder 41

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Subject Files: Collections: Staff: Correspondence - May 1969-October 1995, Resumes, 1969/1995 Box RG-03 Box 113, Folder 11

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Subject Files: Community Relations/Standards: Articles, Correspondence, Budget 1991-1992, 1991/1992 Box RG-03 Box 24, Folder Folder 7, Item RG03.01.06.007

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Subject Files: Conservation: Correspondence/articles/listings - September 1963-June 2003, 1963/2003 Box RG-03 Box 114, Folder 5

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Subject Files: Conservation: Correspondence, Brochures - June 1984 - June 1996, 1984/1996 Box RG-03 Box 24, Folder Folder 8, Item RG03.01.06.008

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Subject Files: Conservation: French Drawings to Irene Preston: Correspondence/receipts/loan condition reports - May 1988-1992, 1988/1992 Box RG-03 Box 115, Folder 1

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Subject Files: Conservation of VM Collection: Correspondence/receipts - January 1978-December 1998, Conservation Bronze Survey - May 1982, Conservation of objects that went to the Board 1995, 1978/1998 Box RG-03 Box 114, Folder 14

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