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SFMOMA Exhibition List, 1935-1991 Exhibitiontitle Startdate Enddate SFMOMA Exhibition List, 1935-1991 ExhibitionTitle StartDate EndDate ExhibitionNumber ExhibitionID Drawings by Old and Modern Masters from the Collection of the late Mrs ... 1/18/1935 7/9/1935 1935.01.012 100699 55th Annual Exhibition of the San Francisco Art Association 1/18/1935 3/3/1935 1935.01.006 100968 Gothic Tapestries 1/18/1935 3/13/1935 1935.01.007 101917 Important Prints of Five Centuries 1/18/1935 3/3/1935 1935.01.010 101918 Early Chinese Art 1/18/1935 9/5/1935 1935.01.001 101920 Modern French Painting 1/18/1935 3/3/1935 1935.01.011 102036 Numismatic Exhibition 3/3/1935 3/9/1935 1935.01.013 101966 1934 Carnegie International, European Section 3/15/1935 4/25/1935 1935.01.015 100864 San Francisco Artists 3/15/1935 4/25/1935 1935.01.014 101965 1934 Carnegie International, US Selections 3/15/1935 4/25/1935 1935.01.002 102344 18th Century Chinese Painting 4/25/1935 5/19/1935 1935.01.016 102453 San Francisco Bay Bridge Photographs by Peter Stackpole 4/28/1935 5/16/1935 1935.01.017 100916 Watercolor Exhibition 4/28/1935 6/23/1935 1935.01.018 101903 Sixth Annual Book Fair 4/28/1935 6/23/1935 1935.01.019 104049 Kandinsky Abstractions 5/5/1935 6/9/1935 1935.01.020 101035 National Annual Association of Junior League Exhibition 5/12/1935 5/26/1935 1935.01.003 100683 Hamlin School Exhibition 5/12/1935 5/22/1935 1935.01.021 101770 Sculpture by Beniamino Bufano 5/18/1935 8/12/1935 1935.01.024 100575 Biennial Exhibition of American Institute of Architects 5/18/1935 6/8/1935 1935.01.022 101470 1 SFMOMA Exhibition List, 1935-1991 ExhibitionTitle StartDate EndDate ExhibitionNumber ExhibitionID Methods of Wall Decoration by California Society of Mural Artists 5/18/1935 6/22/1935 1935.01.023 102312 Walter Sloss and Permanent Collections 5/26/1935 6/23/1935 1935.01.025 101964 Water Colors from Albert M. Bender Collection 5/30/1935 6/30/1935 1935.01.026 101931 Woodblocks by Joseph Raphael 6/9/1935 6/21/1935 1935.01.027 100816 Paintings, Drawings, and Prints by Rockwell Kent 6/9/1935 7/16/1935 1935.01.028 100961 Selected 19th Century Drawings 6/12/1935 7/21/1935 1935.01.029 101929 Gouaches by Jean Lurcat 6/20/1935 8/2/1935 1935.01.030 101517 Paintings by Bay Region Artists: 20 Local Artists 6/23/1935 7/26/1935 1935.01.031 100740 Drawings by Diego Rivera 6/30/1935 8/12/1935 1935.01.032 101169 Plates of Frescoes by Diego Rivera 6/30/1935 8/12/1935 1935.01.035 101170 Drawings and Pastels by Joan Miro 6/30/1935 8/12/1935 1935.01.033 101550 Paintings by French Impressionists 6/30/1935 8/11/1935 1935.01.034 101737 Prints by Arthur B. Davies from the Collection of Wilfred Davis 7/14/1935 8/11/1935 1935.01.036 100543 Exhibition of Work by Students of the California School of Fine Arts 7/17/1935 8/19/1935 1935.01.038 100897 Work of Ruth Armer's Saturday Children's Class 7/17/1935 8/19/1935 1935.01.037 103405 African Negro Art 7/26/1935 9/12/1935 1935.01.004 102483 American Printmakers 7/28/1935 9/2/1935 1935.01.039 100911 2 SFMOMA Exhibition List, 1935-1991 ExhibitionTitle StartDate EndDate ExhibitionNumber ExhibitionID Selected Paintings from Permanent Collection 7/28/1935 9/30/1935 1935.01.040 101932 Selected Water Colors by Lurcat, Miro, and Dufy 8/4/1935 9/2/1935 1935.01.041 101190 African Negro Textiles 8/4/1935 9/12/1935 1935.01.043 102484 Oceanic Sculpture and Tapas 8/4/1935 9/12/1935 1935.01.042 102925 Thirty Years of Sculpture in California 8/16/1935 10/20/1935 1935.01.044 101769 Drawings by Maurice Sterne 8/23/1935 9/29/1935 1935.01.046 100877 Paintings by Maurice Sterne 8/23/1935 9/29/1935 1935.01.045 100878 French and American Impressionists 8/23/1935 11/1/1935 1935.01.047 101939 Fine Printing by British Official Presses 9/6/1935 10/6/1935 1935.01.048 100622 First Graphic Arts Exhibition of the San Francisco Art Association 9/14/1935 10/13/1935 1935.01.049 100967 Exhibition of Recent Accessions 10/1/1935 11/12/1935 1935.01.051 101928 Rivera Paintings and Drawings 10/1/1935 10/31/1935 1935.01.050 103185 Early Chinese Sculpture: Bronzes, Porcelain, Jade & Bone 10/7/1935 11/26/1935 1935.01.052 104058 Emanuel Walter Collection of Paintings and Drawings 10/14/1935 11/15/1935 1935.01.053 104050 Visiting Nurse Posters by San Francisco School Children: Ages 6 to 9 10/20/1935 10/27/1935 1935.01.054 104051 British Sporting Prints 10/25/1935 11/27/1935 1935.01.055 102325 Exhibition of Mexican Paintings and Drawings 10/30/1935 12/2/1935 1935.01.057 102113 3 SFMOMA Exhibition List, 1935-1991 ExhibitionTitle StartDate EndDate ExhibitionNumber ExhibitionID Work by Mexican School Children: Carlos Merida Collection 10/30/1935 11/6/1935 1935.01.056 104052 Gothic and Renaissance Tapestries 11/2/1935 12/15/1935 1935.01.058 104053 The Field Collection of Contemporary American Paintings 11/3/1935 12/1/1935 1935.01.059 100709 Exhibition of Designs for Albert M. Bender Book Plate 11/7/1935 11/14/1935 1935.01.060 104054 Exhibition of Plates of Rivera Frescoes 11/7/1935 11/14/1935 1935.01.061 104055 Painters of the Bay Region 11/13/1935 12/1/1935 1935.01.062 101830 10th Annual Exhibition of the San Francisco Society of Women Artists 11/15/1935 12/14/1935 1935.01.009 101264 Original Costume and Stage Designs for the Ballet 11/22/1935 1/20/1936 1935.01.008 100610 Paintings by Joan Miro 12/1/1935 12/15/1935 1935.01.063 104056 Chinese Imperial Robes and Textiles 12/4/1935 1/20/1936 1935.01.005 102611 Post-Surrealist Exhibition 12/4/1935 1/4/1936 1935.01.065 104057 Post-Surrealism 12/4/1935 1/4/1936 1935.01.064 104938 Selected Show of Fine Prints from the Permanent Collection 12/12/1935 12/24/1935 1935.01.066 101930 Abstractions by Braque and Picasso 12/15/1935 1/12/1936 1935.01.067 100736 Selected Showing of Paintings and Sculpture in the Permanent Collection 12/16/1935 1/10/1936 1935.01.068 103226 California Society of Etchers 12/17/1935 1/12/1936 1935.01.069 100814 4 SFMOMA Exhibition List, 1935-1991 ExhibitionTitle StartDate EndDate ExhibitionNumber ExhibitionID Photographs of India by Fritz Henle 12/18/1935 1/12/1936 1935.01.070 101311 Midwinter Exhibition of Work by Students of the California School of Fine Arts 12/18/1935 1/12/1936 1935.01.071 102075 Christmas Exhibition Featuring Holy Family by Pontormo 12/18/1935 12/31/1935 1935.01.072 102100 Paintings, Drawings, and Sculpture by Henri Matisse 1/11/1936 2/24/1936 XLIB.1097 101422 Oil Paintings by Yves Tanguy 1/11/1936 2/4/1936 XLIB.2061 102395 Exhibition of Cambodian Costume Designs 1/15/1936 1/25/1936 XLIB.1776 102110 Reproductions in Color by Famous French Artists 1/20/1936 2/24/1936 XLIB.1607 101941 Angna Enters Watercolors 1/24/1936 2/7/1936 XLIB.0111 100415 56th Annual Exhibition of the San Francisco Art Association 1/25/1936 3/8/1936 XLIB.1870 102204 Paintings by Louis Eilshemius 2/4/1936 2/28/1936 XLIB.1404 101738 Exhibition of Stage Designs by Students of Junius Cravens 2/15/1936 3/4/1936 XLIB.1599 101933 Exhibition of Parilia Photographs by Gabriel Moulin 2/20/1936 2/25/1936 XLIB.0992 101317 Exhibition of Watercolors by John Howard 2/20/1936 3/23/1936 XLIB.1260 101585 Mural Artists' Exhibition 2/28/1936 3/23/1936 XLIB.1088 101413 Contemporary Peruvian Paintings by Julia Codesido 3/20/1936 4/19/1936 XLIB.1315 101640 Paintings by Ernest Fiene 3/25/1936 5/4/1936 XLIB.0921 101246 Decorative Arts Exhibition 3/27/1936 4/29/1936 1936.01.001 101922 Contemporary German Prints 3/28/1936 4/15/1936 XLIB.0926 101251 5 SFMOMA Exhibition List, 1935-1991 ExhibitionTitle StartDate EndDate ExhibitionNumber ExhibitionID San Francisco Artists Group Show 3/28/1936 4/19/1936 XLIB.1173 101498 Braque and Picasso Abstractions 3/28/1936 6/29/1936 XLIB.1608 101942 Exhibition of Etchings by Picasso 3/28/1936 4/15/1936 XLIB.1694 102028 Colored Reproductions of Paintings by Vincent van Gogh 4/1/1936 4/30/1936 XLIB.2313 102643 Exhibition of British Photographs 4/1/1936 4/12/1936 XLIB.2305 102727 Children's Program Notes 4/4/1936 4/8/1936 XLIB.2318 102607 San Mateo Junior College Exhibition 4/7/1936 4/8/1936 XLIB.2319 103199 Codesido Woodblock Exhibition 4/12/1936 4/19/1936 XLIB.1314 101639 American Printmakers' 9th Annual Exhibition 4/12/1936 5/3/1936 XLIB.1733 102067 Poppy Day Poster Contest Exhibition 4/14/1936 4/16/1936 XLIB.2307 103099 Light Room, Decorative Arts Exhibition 4/17/1936 5/18/1936 XLIB.2309 102868 Daumier Print Exhibition 4/19/1936 6/29/1936 XLIB.1117 101442 Exhibition of Drawings and Sculptures by Henry Moore, and Oils and ... 5/9/1936 6/29/1936 XLIB.1191 101516 Exhibition of Japanese Prints, Paintings, and Screens 5/10/1936 6/15/1936 XLIB.2306 102737 Twelve Paintings by Six French Artists from the Collection of M.
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