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X, Y, Z: General, 1949/1972 Box 33863 Box 73, Folder 22, Item RG01.01.1.3372

Correspondence from L. Cheek, J.M. Brown and P. Near. Subject- Exhibitions, loans, acquisitions, AIV, gifts, contributions. Correspondence with William Zorach, sculptor. Dates- 9/49 - 9/72 [These notes were taken by VMFA staff in the 1990s before the collection was processed by LVA staff in the 2000s, so the contents of the file may no longer match this description.]

  1. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
  2. Director's Correspondence (RG-01), 1927/2009
  3. Series 1: Director's Correspondence, 1927/2006
  4. Series 1.1: Early Directors, 1927/1976

Yale University, 1958/1966 Box 33863 Box 73, Folder 25, Item RG01.01.1.3376

Correspondence from L. Cheek. Subject- General correspondence from Alumni, possible lecturers, newspaper clippings. Correspondence between Cheek and Alfred Stiegletz. Minutes of Alumni and Friends of the School of Art and Architecture, 5/58, pamphlets. Dates- 6/58 - 4/66 [These notes were taken by VMFA staff in the 1990s before the collection was processed by LVA staff in the 2000s, so the contents of the file may no longer match this description.]

  1. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
  2. Director's Correspondence (RG-01), 1927/2009
  3. Series 1: Director's Correspondence, 1927/2006
  4. Series 1.1: Early Directors, 1927/1976

Yale University: Glee Club Concert, 1959/1961 Box 33863 Box 73, Folder 34, Item RG01.01.1.3385

Correspondence from L. Cheek. Subject- VMFA performance of Yale Glee Club, agenda, program, roster, etc. Dates- 10/60 - 1/60 [These notes were taken by VMFA staff in the 1990s before the collection was processed by LVA staff in the 2000s, so the contents of the file may no longer match this description.]

  1. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
  2. Director's Correspondence (RG-01), 1927/2009
  3. Series 1: Director's Correspondence, 1927/2006
  4. Series 1.1: Early Directors, 1927/1976

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