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American Classics of the 19th Century, 1958 Box 31633 Box 65, Folder RG23.01.0.0638

Panel layout drawing; 1 photograph; checklist; list of lenders; label copy; checklists; Carnegie press releases (organizer); correspondence with ICA Boston (circulator); correspondence with Carnegie; correspondence with lecturers; shipping information and receipts; 1 copy of catalog

  1. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
  2. Records of the Exhibitions Department (RG-23), 1936/2015
  3. Series 1: Exhibition Files, 1936/2015

Brooklyn Print Show, 1958/1959 Box 31633 Box 67, Folder RG23.01.0.0665

3 drawings; 9 photographs; 1 duplicate photograph; label copy; exhibition catalog from L'Art Ancien, S.A. Zurich; correspondence with Brooklyn; shipping information and receipts; invitation copy; 1 copy of invitation; clippings; AFA materials and correspondence

  1. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
  2. Records of the Exhibitions Department (RG-23), 1936/2015
  3. Series 1: Exhibition Files, 1936/2015

Council Program Series 1957-1958, "18th Century Art in Europe", 1958/1959 Box 31633 Box 67, Folder RG23.01.0.0659

1 photograph (Edwin Burr Pettit – Brandeis lectures); information re: Council lecture-luncheon 1957; handouts; reservation cards; correspondence, Lecture Series schedule; correspondence with potential lecturers; clippings

  1. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
  2. Records of the Exhibitions Department (RG-23), 1936/2015
  3. Series 1: Exhibition Files, 1936/2015

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