The Metropolitan Museum of Art Archives
Historical Clippings and Ephemera, 1880-1980
The Metropolitan Museum of Art Archives Office of the Senior Vice President, Secretary and General Counsel 1000 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10028-0198 212-650-2573 [email protected]
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Note: There are 158 boxes in this collection. Boxes 18B, 18C, 107B and 107C were added after initial processing was completed.
SERIES I
Office of the Secretary, Press Clippings, 1925-1939, Boxes 1-17
This statement appeared on the covers of the 14 original portfolios, containing material now housed in Boxes 1-17:
These portfolios are arranged by subject to show some results of Museum publicity. Advertisements and Book Reviews are filed in separate books. For a complete record of publicity, see also the clipping file in the Museum Library, the clippings kept in the Secretary’s file, and the scrapbooks made by the Director of Industrial Relations.
Office of the Secretary: Press Clippings, Illustrations 1925-1932 Box 1
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1 1 Medieval Silver 1925-26 1 1 Christmas 1925-26 1 1 Franklin in Porcelain 1925-26 1 1 American Wing 1925-26 1 1 Müehsam Glass 1925-26 1 1 Medieval Ivories and Buddhas 1925-26 1 1 Athena Shrine, Athletic Lore 1925-26 1 1 Mesopotamian Eathenware 1925-26 1 2 American Wing 1927 1 2 Roman Garden 1927 1 2 Decoration, Medieval, 18th and 19th C. 1927 1 2 Restoration at MMA 1927 1 2 Swedish Glass 1927 1 2 Candles, Candlesticks 1927 1 2 Bourdelle Bust of Beethoven 1927 1 2 Miniature Portraits 1927 1 2 Cradles of the Past 1927 1 2 Handbags 1927 1 2 Tapestries 1927 1 2 Pan Master Vases 1927 1 3 American Wing 1928 1 3 Silver Beakers, Tumblers, Goblets 1928 1 3 Houdon, Antoine 1928 1 3 Redecorated leather 1928 1 3 18th C. French Furnishings 1928 1 3 Educational Aims of MMA 1928 1 3 American Glassware 1928 1 3 19th C. Silversmiths 1928 1 3 Windsor Chairs 1928 1 3 Stained Glass - Heraldic Design 1928 1 3 Dutch Glasswork 1928 1 3 Musical Instruments 1928 1 3 Inlaid Furniture – Decorative Arts 1928 1 3 Early Tapestries 1928 1 3 Ceramic Art 1928 1 3 Williamsburg Restoration 1928 1 3 Primitive and Modern Design 1928 1 4 China Trade, Stoneware, Gloves/Gauntlets 1929 1 4 Acquisition of 16th C. Goujon Relief, Cloisonné 1929 1 4 Cuxa Cloister 1929 1 4 Reproductions of Medieval Art at MMA 1929 1 4 Decorative Glassware 1929 1 4 Advertisements 1929 1 4 Brochure – “Constitution of United States, A Study” 1929 1 5 Ancient Glassware 1930 1 5 Etruscan Furnishing 1930 1 5 18th C. Furniture 1930 1 5 Evolution of the Firearm 1930 1 5 Medieval Swords 1930 1 5 Colonial Furniture 1930 1 5 Woods for Furniture 1930 1 5 Story of Linen 1930 1 5 Early Timekeepers, Clocks 1930 1 5 Lacis-darned Netting 1930 1 5 Dürer Woodcuts 1930 1 5 Polish Rugs 1930 1 5 Armorer’s Workshop 1930 1 5 Pictures of Ancient Decorative Art 1930 1 5 18th C. British Epergnes 1930 1 5 American Silversmiths 1930 1 6 Furniture for Radios 1931-32 1 6 Lights and Lighting 1931-32 1 6 Ancient Armor for Modern Warriors 1931-32 1 6 Egyptian Princess Mummy 1931-32 1 6 Roman Cookery 1931-32 1 6 McIntire Furniture Carvings 1931-32 1 6 Early American Furniture 1931-32 1 6 Ancient Archaeologists Finds 1931-32 1 6 Historic Buildings in New York City 1931-32 1 6 Greek Orchestras 1931-32 1 6 Medieval Brass and Copper 1931-32 1 6 Austro-German Glassware 1931-32 1 6 Ceramic Portraiture 1931-32 1 6 17th C. Persian Tapestry Rug 1931-32
Office of the Secretary: Press Clippings, Lectures and Story-Hours, 1927-1939 Box 2
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2 1 Programs, Courses 1927-29 2 2 Programs, Children, Summer 1930-31 2 3 Children’s Courses, Programs in Design, Art and 1932-33 Fashion 2 4 Art Education - Adults, Recording Art in Motion 1934 Pictures 2 5 Motion Pictures 1935-36 2 6 Lectures and Motion Pictures 1937-38 2 7 Lectures and Motion Pictures 1939
Office of the Secretary: Press Clippings and Advertisements, Using Illustrations and Paintings from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1926-1932 Box 3
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3 1 Illustrations, Paintings 1926-29 3 1 Drawings by Rembrandt in America 1926-29 3 1 X-Rays for Art 1926-29 3 1 Men of ’49 Art 1926-29 3 1 Acquisition of Titian’s “Duke of Ferrara” 1926-29 3 1 Holbein Portraits in America 1926-29 3 1 Christus, Petrus, Paintings in America 1926-29 3 1 Die MeisterDerMalerei 1926-29 3 1 Spanish Loan Exhibit 1926-29 3 1 “What He Has Done in Half a Century” 1926-29 3 1 Painter of Saint Stephen 1926-29 3 1 “Who Painted Me?” 1926-29 3 1 Lucus Cranach the Elder, “Judgement of Paris” 1926-29 3 1 Boucher, Francois, “The Birth and Truimph of 1926-29 Venus” 3 1 Paintings in MMA 1926-29 3 2 Illustrations, Paintings 1930-31 3 2 Trott, Benjamin, Unpublished Miniatures 1930-31 3 2 Portraits of George Washington for Stamps 1930-31 3 2 Malbone’s, “Hours” 1930-31 3 2 Christmas 1930-31 3 2 Corot-Personal Story 1930-31 3 2 Making of the Thumbnail Sketch 1930-31 3 2 Famous Paintings Studied in Public Schools 1930-31 3 2 Paintings at MMA 1930-31 3 3 Illustrations, Paintings 1932 (Jan.- Sept.) 3 3 Fra Angelico, “The Nativity” 1932 (Jan.- Sept.) 3 3 George Washington Portraits, Stamps 1932 (Jan.- Sept.) 3 3 Memling, Hans, Paintings in American Collections 1932 (Jan.- Sept.) 3 3 Blockbooks 1932 (Jan.- Sept.) 3 3 X-Ray for Paintings 1932 (Jan.- Sept.) 3 3 Rembrandt 1932 (Jan.- Sept.) 3 3 Shadowgraphs of Bol and Rembrandt 1932 (Jan.- Sept.) 3 3 Ingres in Florence 1932 (Jan.- Sept.) 3 3 “Ups and Downs of Eating” 1932 (Jan.- Sept.) 3 3 Paintings at MMA 1932 (Jan.- Sept.)
Office of the Secretary: Press Clippings and Advertisements, Using Illustrations and Paintings from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1932-1933 Box 4
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4 1 Miniatures of John Peale 1932 (Oct.- Dec.) 4 1 American Painters of Mountains 1932 (Oct.- Dec.) 4 1 Daumier, Honoré 1932 (Oct.- Dec.) 4 1 Paintings, Illustrations from MMA 1932 (Oct.- Dec.) 4 2 A History of Paintings as Told Through the Masters 1933 (Parts 1, 2, 4, 5) 4 2 Paintings, Illustrations from MMA 1933
Office of the Secretary: Press Clippings, Illustrations, 1927-1933 Box 5
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5 1 Swedish Decorative Arts 1927-33 5 1 Early American Miniatures 1927-33 5 1 Printed Fabric Art 1927-33 5 1 Spain’s Old Masters 1927-33 5 1 Gothic Tapestries 1927-33 5 1 Modern Ceramics 1927-33 5 1 Forged Antiques 1927-33 5 1 Museum Glass 1927-33 5 1 Louis XVI Clocks 1927-33 5 1 Japanese Peasant Art 1927-33 5 1 Black and White Illustrations 1927-33 5 1 Chippendale Furniture 1927-33 5 1 Furniture Antique Show 1927-33 5 1 Henri, Robert 1927-33 5 1 Indian Textiles 1927-33 5 1 Garvin Collection, Colonial Art 1927-33 5 1 Chinese Textiles 1927-33 5 1 Industrial Art Exhibition 1927-33 5 1 Silver from New York Silvermakers 1927-33 5 1 Chinese Court Robes 1927-33 5 1 Washington Bicentennial 1927-33 5 1 Clothes: 1750-1850 1927-33 5 1 Print Exhibition 1927-33 5 1 Summer Exhibition 1927-33 5 1 Japanned Furniture 1927-33 5 1 Islamic Art 1927-33 5 1 Landscape Print Show 1927-33 5 1 Lending Collections 1927-33 5 2 Davies, Arthur B. 1930 5 3 Egyptian Wall Paintings 1930 5 4 Havemeyer Collections 1930 5 5 Decorative Metalwork and Cotton Textiles 1930 5 6 Rivera, Diego - Mexican Art 1930
Office of the Secretary: Press Clippings, Exhibitions, 1931-1938 Box 6
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6 1 Russian Icons, Near Eastern Ceramics 1931 6 2 Friedsam, Michael 1931-33 6 3 Morse, Samuel F. B. 1932 6 4 Washington Bicentennial 1932 6 5 Plant Forms 1933 6 6 Japanning 1934-35 6 6 Landscapes 1934-35 6 6 Famous Documents from the British Museum 1934-35 6 6 Hogarth Prints 1934-35 6 6 Student’s Art 1934-35 6 7 Contemporary Industrial Art 1934 6 8 New York State Furniture 1934 6 9 Neighborhood Circulating Exhibitions 1934-35 6 10 Paintings and 18th Century Sculpture 1935 6 11 Objects Lent to Other Institutions 1935 6 12 Prints That Washington Lived With 1935 6 13 Goya 1936-38 6 13 La Farge, John 1936-38 6 13 Benjamin Franklin Portraits 1936-38 6 13 1,400 Years of Glass 1936-38 6 13 Copley, John Singleton 1936-38 6 13 Renoir and His Contemporaries 1936-38 6 13 Sports Prints 1936-38 6 13 Gay, Walter 1936-38 6 13 Greek and Roman Exhibit 1936-38 6 13 17th C. Gilt Silver Toilet Service 1936-38 6 13 Tapestries 1936-38 6 13 Oriental Arms 1936-38 6 13 Chirstmas at MMA 1936-38
Office of the Secretary: Press Clippings, Cloisters and Concerts, 1929-1940 Box 7
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7 1 Cloisters 1938 7 2 Cloisters 1939 7 3 Concerts (David Mannes) 1919, 1929- 31 7 4 Concerts (David Mannes) 1932 7 5 Concerts 1933 7 6 Concerts 1934-35 7 7 Concerts 1936-37 7 8 Concerts 1938 7 9 Concerts 1939-40 7 10 Armor Show- (Bashford) Dean Memorial Gallery 1930
Office of the Secretary: Press Clippings, Egyptian Material, 1927-1939 Box 8
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8 1 Egyptian Material 1927-29 8 2 Egyptian Material 1930-31 8 3 Egyptian Material 1932 8 4 Egyptian Material 1933-34 8 5 Egyptian Material 1935 8 6 Egyptian Material 1936-39
Office of the Secretary: Press Clippings, 1926-1939 Box 9
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9 1 Exterior Architectural Design 1926-29 9 1 Restorers at MMA 1926-29 9 1 Students Inspired at MMA 1926-29 9 1 MMA Auction of Cesnola Collection 1926-29 9 1 Morgan Collection, Ecclesiastic Art 1926-29 9 1 Testing Age of Art 1926-29 9 1 Robert W. de Forest, “Proved Ability” 1926-29 9 1 Dossena (?) Roman Sculpture 1926-29 9 1 Oriental Art Market 1926-29 9 1 Programs, Appointments at MMA 1926-29 9 2 Breck, Joseph, “What is Beauty?” 1930-31 9 2 Tiepelo, “The Glorification of Francesco Barbarro” 1930-31 9 2 Funding at MMA 1930-31 9 2 60th Birthday at MMA 1930-31 9 2 Ultraviolet Rays - Fakery 1930-31 9 2 Davis, Theodore M., Bequest 1930-31 9 2 Museum Business, Election of Officers 1930-31 9 2 Rubens’ “Holy Family” Controversy 1930-31 9 2 Jacob Rogers Fund 1930-31 9 2 Daniel Chester Dies 1930-31 9 3 Publications 1930-31 9 3 Toys and Art for Children 1930-31 9 4 Mending of Tapestries at MMA 1932 9 4 Morse, Samuel F. B. Centennial 1932 9 4 Coffin, William Sloan, President of MMA 1932 9 4 Armor Controversy 1932 9 4 Appeal for Aid, Funding for MMA 1932 9 4 Budget 1932 9 5 “Smuggled” Apollo 1933-34 9 5 President Coffin Editorial on MMA 1933-34 9 5 Mesopotamian Art 1933-34 9 5 French Galleries at MMA 1933-34 9 5 Museum Guards Shooting Competition 1933-34 9 5 Medieval Art 1933-34 9 5 Drinking Vessels, Glassware 1933-34 9 5 Art Treasures in America 1933-34 9 6 Munsey Gift 1935 9 6 Governor Winthrop Desk 1935 9 6 “Smuggled” Apollo Statue, Authenticity 1935 9 6 Public Taste in Art 1935 9 6 Renovation Plans for MMA 1935 9 6 Gold of Croesus’ Time 1935 9 6 Egyptian Pottery of Pre-dynastic Period 1935 9 7 Early American Clocks 1936-38 9 7 Curse of Tut-ankh-amen 1936-38 9 7 Photography 1936-38 9 7 Threats Against J. P. Morgan 1936-38 9 7 Visiting MMA 1936-38 9 7 Plans for Restoration, Projects 1936-38 9 7 Textile Study Room 1936-38 9 7 Arms and Armor 1936-38 9 7 Christmas Cards, Gifts 1936-38 9 7 Revere Silver Punch Bowl 1936-38 9 7 Chinese Bronzes 1936-38 9 7 Corot, “Hagar in the Wilderness” 1936-38 9 8 Armor Hall 1939 9 8 Washington Print 1939 9 8 General Public Relations 1939 9 8 Chapman Gift 1939
Office of the Secretary: Press Clippings, Accessions, 1927-1939 Box 10
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10 1 Accessions: Bronze Head of Beethoven (‘27); 1927-29 Japanese Screens (‘27); Medieval Needlework (‘27); Swords (’27); Greek Funeral Vase (‘27); Muehsam Drinking Glasses (‘28); Marble ”Meditation” (‘28); Watteau Prints (‘28); Stuart’s “James Monroe” (’29); Chinese Art (‘29) DELETE FROM HERE:Greek Marble (‘30); Medieval Embroidery (‘30); David’s “Death of Socretes” (‘30); Powder Flasks (’29); Boucher, “Birth and Triumph of Venus” (’29); Japanese Prints (’29); Greek Marble (’29) 10 2 Accessions: Medieval Alter Cloth (’30); Greek 1930-31 Marble Headstone (‘30); 17th and 18th Century Furniture and Glass (‘30); Lincoln Bust (‘30); Scythian Gold Sheath (‘30); Rare 14th Century Oak Panel (‘30); DELETE FROM HERE: Hopper’s “Table for Ladies” (‘31); Van der Weyden’s “Portrait of Leonello d’Este” (‘31); Michael Friedsam Collection (‘31) ; T’ang Statuette (’30); David’s “Death of Socrates” (’30); Hopper’s “Table for Ladies” (’31); Davis, Theodore Bequest (’31); Van Rensselaer Hall (’31); Oriental Treasures (’31); Egyptian Statue (’31); Portrait of Katherine Cornell (’31); Buddhistic Figures (’31); Michael Friedsam Collection (’31) 10 3 Accessions: Mrs. Robert Weeks de Forest Collection 1932-33 of Folk Pottery (‘32); Contemporary American Paintings (‘32); Antiquities (’32); George Kennedy Collection of Far Eastern Art and Objects (‘32); French Beauvais Tapestry (‘32); Greek Apollo-Type Stature (‘32); Rugs (’32); Armor (’32); Egyptian Priest Robes (’32); 1,800 Year Old Lead Casket (’32); Satinwood Writing Table (’32); Rockefeller Assyrian Carvings (‘33); Collection of Clarence MacKay, including Raphael’s “Agony in the Garden” (‘33); Sargent’s “The Lady With the Rose” (‘33); Greek Statuary (’33); 15th C. Virgin and Child (’33); Chinese Stone Hand (’33); Bingham’s “Fur Traders” (’33); Morgenthau’s Russian Icons (’33); Ford’s “Piazza San Pietro” (’33) 10 4 Accessions: Van Eyck’s Diptych “Crucifixion” and 1933 “Last Judgement”, purchased from Soviet Government (‘33) 10 5 Accessions: Luce’s “Beach at High Tide” (‘34); 1934 Collection of Thomas Fortune Ryan (‘34); Clearwater Collection of Antique American Silver (‘34); Eakins’ “Max Schmitt in a Single Scull” (‘34); Ribera’s “The Holy Family With Saint Catherine (‘34); Watteau’s “Le Mezzetin”, purchased from Soviet Government (‘34); Saint George and the Dragon Engraving (’34); Myers’ “Street Group” (’34); Chinese Object (’34); Hoffman’s “Daboa” Statue (’34); Rought Iron Cock (’34); Parade Shield of Henry II (’34); Speicher’s “Jean” (’34); American Wing Furniture (’34) 10 6 Accessions: DELETE ALL: R.H. Macy Collection of 1935 English Ceramic Pottery (‘35); Grecian Vase Depicting Legend of Jason and the Golden Fleece (‘35); Contemporary European Decorative Art from France and Sweden, of China Glass and Pottery (‘35); Proof of Goya’s “The Giant”(‘35) Watteau’s “Le Mezzetin” (’35); Antiquities (’35); Macy Collection of Salt-glaze Pottery (’35); Grecian Vase (’35); Moore Gift of French Silverware (’35); Morgan Gift of Miniature Portraits (’35); Marble Bust of the Duchesse de la Rochefoucauld (’35) 10 7 Accessions: The J. P. Morgan Collection (‘35) 1935 10 8 Accessions: Chinese Porcelains (’36); Titian’s 1936-37 “Venus and the Lute Player” (‘36); 15th Century Italian Panel, “The Birth of the Virgin” (‘36); Brussels Tapestry (‘36); Collection of Fabrics from the United Piece Dye Works (‘36); Works of Lippi and Maratti (‘36); Hogarth’s “The Wedding of Stephen Beckingham and Mary Cox” (‘36); (DELETE) Hearn Fund and It’s Purchases (‘37) Godrey’s “Portrait of the Artist’s Wife (’36); American Highboy (’36); Hearn Fund (’37); Gropper’s “The Hunt” (’37); Etruscan Art (’37) 10 9 Accessions: Athenian Kylix (Pottery) (‘38); 1938-39 Rockefeller’s Old Abbey Room from Ponteau, France, set up in Ft. Tryon Park (‘38); Ingres’ “Odalisque” (‘38); Millet’s “Woman With a Rake” (’38); American Furniture for the American Wing (‘38); Sargent’s “Portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Phelps Stokes” (‘38); 6th Century Greek Bronze Mirror (‘38); Wei Dynasty Alterpieces (‘38); Ogden Milll’s Gift of 17th-18th C. Paintings (’38); Pittman, Hobson (’38); Jacob Rupert Collection (‘39); American Furniture (’39); French Allegorical Figures (’39); Chinese Glass Painting (’39); Half-armor (’39)
Office of the Secretary: Press Clippings, 11th Exhibition of American Industrial Art, 1929 Box 11
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
11 1 11th Exhibition of American Industrial Art 1929 11 2 11th Exhibition of American Industrial Art 1929 11 3 11th Exhibition of American Industrial Art 1929
Office of the Secretary: Press Clippings, Press Photgraphs and Press Illustrations, 1932-1935 Box 12
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12 1 American Furniture 1932-33 12 1 Ancient Lead Relief 1932-33 12 1 Cast of Ancient Temple Group of Olympia 1932-33 12 1 China and Glassware in Washington’s Time 1932-33 12 1 Cellini Decorative Cup 1932-33 12 1 18th Century Furnished Room 1932-33 12 1 Persian Holy Books, Illustrations 1932-33 12 1 Lowistoft Porcelain 1932-33 12 1 Japanese Battle Dress 1932-33 12 1 Venetian Goblet 1932-33 12 1 18th C. English Ironwork 1932-33 12 1 Cypriot Ceramic Figures 1932-33 12 1 Biedermeier Furniture 1932-33 12 1 Degas Dance Figures 1932-33 12 1 Ceramics – Mexican 1932-33 12 1 Ceramics – Persian 1932-33 12 1 Snuff Boxes 1932-33 12 1 English Glass: Baluster Stems 1932-33 12 1 Japanned Furniture 1932-33 12 1 Easter Cards 1932-33 12 1 Lace Handkerchiefs 1932-33 12 1 Poupelet, Jane, Sculptor 1932-33 12 1 16th C. Gloves 1932-33 12 1 Ancient Pins 1932-33 12 1 Etruscan Warriors 1932-33 12 1 White Jade 1932-33 12 1 Mosaic Art 1932-33 12 1 Christmas 1932-33 12 2 Students of Fashion Design 1934 12 2 Old Chinaware 1934 12 2 17th C. Anglo-Dutch Furniture 1934 12 2 17th – 18th C. Colonial Textiles 1934 12 2 Contemporary American Silver 1934 12 2 Pennell, Joseph, “Building the Canal” 1934 12 2 Preservation of Armor 1934 12 2 New York Chairs 1934 12 2 Ancient Greek Vase 1934 12 2 17th – 18th C. English Balusters 1934 12 2 Christmas 1934 12 3 Ancient Egyptian Toys 1935 12 3 Organic Porcelain 1935 12 3 American Traditional Furnishings 1935 12 3 Greek, Egyptian Vases 1935 12 3 Song Inspires Pictures 1935 12 3 Bourdell’s Bronze Beethoven 1935 12 3 American Embroidery 1935 12 3 Colonial Candle Lanterns 1935 12 3 9th C. Byzantine Enamels 1935 12 3 Adam, Herbert Relief “Singing Boys” 1935 12 3 Chinese Beheading Swords 1935 12 3 Japanese Robes 1935 12 3 Antiques: The Dealer’s Side 1935 12 3 Early New York Stoneware Jug 1935 12 3 Contemporary Glass 1935 12 3 The Watch 1935 12 3 Le Francais Magazine for Students 1935
Office of the Secretary: Press Clippings, Press Photographs and Press Illustrations, 1936-1938 Box 13
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13 1 French Furniture 1936 13 1 Chinese Porcelain 1936 13 1 Ultraviolet Rays 1936 13 1 Japanese Dance in Art 1936 13 1 Antique Glass 1936 13 1 Art of War 1936 13 1 Easter 1936 13 1 Ceramics 1936 13 1 Japanese Woodblocks 1936 13 1 American Furniture 1936 13 1 Needlework 1936 13 1 Medieval Development in Art 1936 13 1 Indian Bedcover 1936 13 1 “New York as an Art Centre” 1936 13 1 Persian Ceramics 1936 13 1 English Porcelain 1936 13 1 Brochures 1936 13 2 Statue of George Washington 1937 13 2 Children and Musical Instruments at MMA 1937 13 2 5th C. Greek Fragment 1937 13 2 Daniel French Relief, “Death and the Sculptor” 1937 13 2 Wing K of MMA 1937 13 2 Louis XV Costume 1937 13 2 18th – 19th C. Table Service 1937 13 2 Ancient Greek and Roman Statuary 1937 13 2 Wood Finishings of Furniture 1937 13 2 American Furniture 1937 13 2 Collecting Oriental Rugs 1937 13 2 Story of Lighting 1937 13 2 Early Christian Art 1937 13 2 Graves, Maitland “Value Keys in Composition” 1937 13 2 The Horses of Mongolia 1937 13 2 Ancient Art of Beautification 1937 13 2 Mortlake Tapestry 1937 13 2 Christmas 1937 13 3 Pennsylvania Dutch Furniture 1938 13 3 Susan B. Anthony 1938 13 3 Nazca Embroidery 1938 13 3 Bishop Jade Collection 1938 13 3 Italian Art 1938 13 3 Medieval Civilization and Art 1938 13 3 Musical Instruments 1938 13 3 Greek Vase Detail 1938 13 3 Four Centuries of Wedding Gowns 1938 13 3 American Wood Pile Rug 1938 13 3 English Textiles 1938 13 3 “Port in China” 1938 13 3 “Florentine Episode” 1938 13 3 18th C. American Coverlet 1938 13 3 Connecticut Painted Chests 1938 13 3 Greek Art 1938 13 3 Crafts and Design 1938 13 3 Kiersted, Cornelius, Silversmith 1938 13 3 English Embroidered Box 1938 13 3 Sights of New York City 1938 13 3 Christmas 1938
Office of the Secretary: Press Clippings, Press Photographs of Paintings, and Press Illustrations, 1934- 1939 Box 14
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14 1 Madonna Style of Fashion and Beauty 1934 14 1 History of Painting: Velasquez, Manet 1934 14 1 Lafayette and Washington 1934 14 1 Sargent’s, “Luxembourg Gardens at Twilight” 1934 14 1 Hudson River School 1934 14 1 Cleopatra 1934 14 1 Paintings of MMA – Publicity Brochures 1934 14 2 Delacroix 1935 14 2 Pompeii 1935 14 2 Flanders 1935 14 2 Flower Arrangements 1935 14 2 Degas - A Sketch 1935 14 2 George Washington 1935 14 2 Spinning Cotton in Colonial Days 1935 14 2 Gérome’s “Pollice Verso” 1935 14 2 Paintings of MMA – Publicity Brochures 1935 14 2 Christmas 1935 14 3 George Washington 1936 14 3 History of Painting – Durand, Whistler, LaFarge, 1936 Martin, Chase 14 3 El Greco 1936 14 3 19th C. French Art 1936 14 3 Sung Painters of China 1936 14 3 Lectures at MMA 1936 14 3 Flemish School of Flower Arrangement 1936 14 3 “New York as an Art Centre” 1936 14 3 Paintings of MMA – Publicity, Brochures 1936 14 3 Christmas 1936 14 4 Diagnosing Fake Art 1937 14 4 Italian Art in America 1937 14 4 A History of Painting in America – Davis 1937 14 4 Flower Painting 1937 14 4 Six Great New England Painters 1937 14 4 Death of One of Sargent’s “Three Graces” 1937 14 4 Paintings of MMA – Publicity, Brochures 1937 14 5 Books on Lippi, El Greco 1938 14 5 Raphael – Painter of Madonnas 1938 14 5 “John Brown’s Execution” 1938 14 5 Chinese Art of the Sun Dynasty 1938 14 5 Guardi, Francesco 1938 14 5 Sargent’s “Mr. And Mrs. I. N. Stokes” 1938 14 5 Series: Forty-eight Famous Paintings 1938 14 5 Chinese Reverse Mirror Painting 1938 14 5 Paintings at MMA – Publicity, Brochures 1938 14 5 Christmas 1938 14 6 George Washington 1939 14 6 Discovering Italian Art in America 1939 14 6 El Greco’s “View of Toledo” 1939 14 6 Twelve Most Famous Paintings in the World 1939 14 6 Brush, George de Forest, “Art in the Home” 1939 14 6 “What is Art?” 1939 14 6 Cassatt, Mary – Mother and Child in Her Painting 1939 14 6 16th C. Indian Miniature Paintings 1939 14 6 Watteau’s, “Le Mezzetin” 1939 14 6 Bastien – Lepage, “Joan of Arc” 1939 14 6 Audubon’s, “Wild Turkey” 1939 14 6 History of Art in the U. S. from Colonial Days to 1939 Moderns of the West 14 6 Innes, George “Peace and Plenty” 1939 14 6 Madonna Through the Ages 1939 14 6 Book Review: J. Pierpont Morgan 1939 14 6 Paintings at MMA – Publicity, Articles 1939 14 6 Christmas 1939
Office of the Secretary: Press Clippings, Illustrations, 1939 Box 15
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15 1 Mexican Majolica Vase 1939 15 1 Bronze Roman Pail 1939 15 1 Class Trip to MMA 1939 15 1 February Honors Lincoln, Washington 1939 15 1 American Wing Room 1939 15 1 Roman Coins 1939 15 1 Roman Krater 1939 15 1 American Pewter 1939 15 1 Discovering Italian Art in America 1939 15 1 Wood Carving of St. George 1939 15 1 Negroll Armor 1939 15 1 Dutch Tiles 1939 15 1 18th – 19th C. American Glass 1939 15 1 Paintings at MMA – Publicity, Articles 1939
Office of the Secretary: Press Clippings, Exhibitions, 1939 Box 16
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16 1 Pewter 1939 16 1 Gargoyles from the Collection of Henry Clews 1939 16 1 Turkish Textiles 1939 16 1 Peter’s Pommel 1939 16 1 Events 1939 16 2 Life in America 1939 16 3 Victorian and Edwardian Dresses 1939
Office of the Secretary: Press Clippings, Paul Bequest, Post Gift, Rockefeller Gift, 1927-1939 Box 17
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17 1 Paul Bequest 1930 17 2 Post Gift 1930 17 3 Publications 1927-29 17 4 Publications and Reproductions 1932-33 17 5 Publications and Reproductions 1934-39 17 6 Rockefeller Gift (Cloisters) 1930 17 7 Rockefeller Gift (Cloisters) 1935
SERIES II
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1910-1920 Box 18a
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18a 1 Whistler, John M. 1910 18a 1 Early Oriental Rugs 1911 18a 1 Chinese Paintings 1914 18a 1 Morgan Treasures 1914 18a 1 Textiles 1915-16 18a 1 Early Chinese Pottery, Sculpture 1916 18a 1 Women Students of Applied Design 1916 18a 2 Indian Art in American Textiles 1917 18a 2 Chase Memorial Exhibit 1917 18a 2 Czechoslovak Ceramics and Textiles 1917 18a 2 Eakins Memorial Exhibition 1917 18a 2 Italian Renaissance Woodcuts 1917 18a 2 19th c. Prints-Engravings 1917 18a 2 American Sculpture 1918 18a 2 Ryder Memorial Exhibition 1918 18a 3 American Industrial Arts-3rd Anniversary 1919 18a 3 Laces and Tapestries 1919 18a 3 Modern French Art 1919 18a 3 Plant Forms in Ornament 1919 18a 3 Ornament Shown in Print 1919 18a 3 Drawings and Watercolors 1919 18a 4 50th Anniversary 1920 18a 5 American Industrial Art - 4th Anniversary 1920 18a 5 Men’s Clothes 1920 18a 5 Japanese Screens 1920 18a 5 Chinese Portraits 1920 18a 5 American Industrial Art-5th Anniversary 1920-21
Exhibitions: General Clippings, Ephemera, 1880-1934 Box 18b
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18b 1 Commentary to Open Museum to the Public 1881 18b 1 Pictures of the Museum (Pamphlet) 1902 18b 1 Index of Museum Collections 1906 18b 1 Rearrangement of the Collections of MMA 1911 18b 2 General Clippings and Ephemera: Beginnings of the 1879-1907 Museum 18b 3 Brochures and Ephemera 1880-1906 18b 4 General Clippings and Ephemera 1914, 1916, 1919 18b 5 Mr. And Mrs. Robert de Forest – New American 1924 Wing Gift 18b 5 Death of George W. Plunkitt 1924 18b 5 Collection of Frank G. Macomber 1924 18b 5 Chinese Sacrificial Table 1924 18b 5 Douglas Mansion Torn Down 1926 18b 5 Greek Treasures at MMA 1926 18b 5 Art Treasures at MMA 1922, 1926 18b 5 Restorers at MMA 1926 18b 5 Prince Gustaf Adolf of Sweden Visits MMA 1926 18b 5 MMA and the Public: Cartoons, Appeal for Funds 1923, 1925, 1927-29 18b 6 Monday and Friday 25¢ Admission to MMA 1930 18b 6 Objects for Sale at MMA 1931 18b 6 Vibration and Pottery 1931 18b 6 Attendance Down at MMA 1932 18b 6 General Museum Business 1932-34 18b 7 Ephemeral: Brochures, Music Sheets, Pistol Shooting 1910-33 Contest
Original Pamphlets and Ephemera for Museum Lectures, and Children and Adult Programs, 1916-1935. Box 18c
18c n/a Pamphlets and Ephemera for Museum Lectures, and 1916-1935 Children and Adult Programs
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1921-1922 Box 19
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19 1 Impressionist and Post-Impressionist Paintings, 1921-23 including related releases and controversy -- Outraged Citizens Committee Statement 19 2 Fifth Industrial Arts Exhibition 1921 19 2 Oriental Rugs 1921 19 2 War Portraits 1921 19 3 Weir, J. Alden - Etcher 1921 19 3 French Lithographs 1921 19 3 Homer, Winslow – Watercolors 1921 19 3 Cretan Art 1921 19 4 American Industrial Art-6th Anniversary 1922 19 4 Duncan Phyfe Furniture 1922 19 5 Thayer Memorial Exhibition 1922 19 5 Plaster Casts 1922 19 5 Landscape Etchings 1922 19 5 Pamphlet: “Record of Development” 1922
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1923-1924 Box 20
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20 1 American Industrial Art-7th Anniversary 1923 20 2 Chinese Paintings 1923 20 3 Fuller Exhibition 1923 20 3 Italian Renaissance Art 1923 20 4 Lithographs 1923 20 4 Summer Exhibitions 1923 20 4 American Handicrafts 1923 20 5 Modern European and American Drawings 1924 20 5 American Industrial Arts-7th Anniversary 1924 20 6 Weir Memorial Exhibition 1924 20 6 Helmets 1924 20 7 Art of the Book 1924 20 8 Drawings from Art School Students 1924 20 8 Architectural Photographs 1924 20 8 Men’s Clothes – 1600 1924 20 8 Decorative Art 1924 20 8 Dahlias 1924 20 8 Chinese Art 1924
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1925-1926 Box 21
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21 1 American Industrial Arts-9th Anniversary 1925 21 2 Bellows Memorial Exhibition 1925 21 3 Greek Athletes 1925 21 3 Children’s Art from Worcester, Massachusetts 1925 21 3 School Art League - Gifted Children 1925 21 3 Photographs Transmitted by Wire 1925 21 4 Exhibition of Objects from the International Exposition of 1926 Modern and Industrial Art at Paris 21 5 Pennell Memorial Exhibition 1926 21 6 Sargent Memorial Exhibition 1926 21 7 Swedish Art for the Home 1926 21 7 Open School Week in Schools and Art 1926 21 7 Cornell (Miss): Young Children Inspired by the 1926 Museum
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, December 1926-1927, 1930 Box 22
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22 1 American Industrial Arts-10th Anniversary 1926-27 22 2 Early American Doorways 1927 22 3 Early American Miniatures 1927 22 4 Painted and Printed Fabric 1927 22 5 Firearms 1927 22 5 Summer Exhibits: Cloisters 1927 22 5 Majolica Pottery 1927 22 5 Printed and Painted Fabrics 1927 22 5 Greek and Oriental Sculpture 1927 22 5 19th Century Needlepoint 1927 22 5 History of Embroidery 1927 22 5 Cornell (Miss): Housewives Instruction 1927 22 6 International Exhibition of Contemporary Arts 1930 22 6 Decorative Metalwork 1930 22 6 Cotton Textiles 1930 22 7 Mexican Exhibition 1930
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1928-1929 Box 23
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
23 1 Spanish Paintings from El Greco-Goya 1928 23 2 French Gothic Tapestries 1928 23 3 Modern Ceramic Art 1928 23 4 Dűrer, Albrecht 1928 23 4 Japanese Prints 1928 23 4 Progressive Education in Art 1928 23 4 Woodcuts 1928 23 4 Etchings by Goya 1928 23 4 Blake Centennial 1928 23 4 Doorways From Other Lands 1928 23 5 International Exhibit of Contemporary Decorative 1929 Glass and Rugs-2nd Annual 23 6 Modern Ceramic Art 1929 23 7 Stieglitz: Photography as Art 1929 23 7 18th Century Fabrics 1929 23 7 Prints 1929 23 7 Peruvian Textiles 1929 23 7 English Embroidery 1929 23 7 Robineau, Adelaide Alsop – Porcelain 1929 23 7 Chinese Art 1929
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1929-1930 Box 24
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
24 1 Egyptian Wall Paintings 1930 24 2 Davies Memorial Exhibition 1929-30 24 3 Prints of the Sixties 1930 24 3 Sampler Art 1930 24 3 Egypto-Arabic Textiles 1930 24 3 Polish-type Persian Rugs 1930 24 3 Japanese Peasant Art 1930 24 3 Peruvian Textiles 1930 24 3 Bashford Dean Memorial Gallery of Armor 1930 24 3 Bonet, Paul, Bindings 1930 24 3 Revolutionary War Room 1930 24 3 Silver Nutmeg Containers 1930
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1931 Box 25
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
25 1 Contemporary American Industrial Arts-12th 1931 Anniversary 25 2 Arms and Armor 1931 25 3 Henri, Robert 1931 25 4 Icons 1931 25 5 Near Eastern Ceramics 1931 25 5 Old Silver 1931 25 5 Japanese Greeting Cards 1931 25 5 Chinese Robes 1931 25 5 Textiles 1931 25 5 Summer: Arms and Armor 1931 25 5 Engravings of American History 1931 25 6 Chinese Robes 1931 25 6 Children’s Art and Their Show 1931 25 6 Indian Textiles 1931 25 6 Van Rensselaer 1931 25 6 Turkish Embroideries 1931
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1932-1933, 1934 Box 26
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
26 1 Costumes, 1750-1850 1932 26 2 Paintings-The Taste of Today in Painting Up To 1900 1932 26 3 Washington Bicentennial and Samuel Morse 1932 26 4 Old Prints 1932-33 26 4 18th-19th Century Lace Handkerchiefs 1932-33 26 4 Gifted Children’s Paintings 1932-33 26 4 19th Century Printed Fabrics 1932-33 26 4 Fans 1932-33 26 4 Children’s Art Competition 1932-33 26 4 Lace Shawls 1932-33 26 4 Summer Art Students 1932-33 26 4 Three Hundred Years of Landscape Prints 1933 26 5 Plant Form in Ornament 1933 26 6 Islamic Miniature Painting 1933 26 7 Circulating Exhibitions 1933
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1934 Box 27
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
27 1 Circulating Exhibitions 1934 27 2 New York State Furniture 1934 27 3 British Publications 1934 27 4 Landscapes 1934 27 5 Industrial Arts 1934 27 6 Lace and Embroidered Aprons 1934 27 6 15th Century Landscapes 1934 27 6 Prints 1934 27 6 Art of the Jobless 1934 27 6 Free Art Classes 1934 27 6 Controversy: Hitler Caricature
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1935 Box 28
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
28 1 Industrial Art 1935 28 2 Japanese Costumes 1935 28 3 Oriental Rugs and Textiles 1935 28 4 French Painting and Sculpture of 18th C. 1935 28 5 Circulating Exhibitions 1935 28 6 Binns’ Pottery 1935 28 6 American Revolutionary Art: Society of the 1935 Cincinnati 28 6 General Public Relations for Museum: 65 Years Old 1935 28 6 18th Century French Paintings 1935 28 6 Silk Contest (Students) 1935 28 6 Hogarth Prints 1935 28 6 George Washington’s Art Collection 1935 28 6 Renovation Plans for the Museum 1935
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1936 Box 29
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
29 1 La Farge, John 1936 29 2 Goya 1936 29 3 Neighborhood Exhibitions 1936 29 4 Franklin, Benjamin 1936 29 5 Glass 1936 29 6 Snuff Boxes 1936 29 6 Modernists at Metropolitan Museum 1936 29 6 Homer, Winslow 1936 29 6 Rare Arms 1936 29 6 Chinese Robes and Accessories 1936 29 6 Ancient Greek Costume 1936 29 6 MMA Business 1936
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1937 Box 30
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
30 1 Renoir, Pierre Auguste 1937 30 2 Sports 1937 30 3 Silver 1937
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1937 Box 31
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
31 1 Copley, John Singleton 1937 31 2 Rugs 1937 31 3 Christmas 1937 31 4 Exhibit of Fakes 1937 31 4 Problem of Roosting Starlings 1937 31 4 Japanese Robes 1937 31 4 Chinese-Malayan Arms 1937 31 4 Precious Stones 1937 31 4 Italian Prints 1937 31 4 Art of China 1937 31 4 Part-time Art Students 1937 31 4 General Public Relations for the Museum 1937 31 4 Circulating Exhibitions 1937 31 4 Drawings From Greek Vases 1937 31 4 Hernandez, Mateo 1937 31 4 One Hundred Years of the Camera 1937 31 4 Early American Clocks 1937 31 4 MMA Library 1937 31 4 Munsey Park and MMA 1937 31 4 Pistol Teams Competition 1937 31 4 Ivory Miniatures 1937
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1938 Box 32
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
32 1 Tiepolo 1938 32 2 Gay, Walter 1938 32 3 French Domestic Silver 1938 32 4 Chinese Bronzes 1938 32 5 Art of China 1938 32 5 Circulating Art Shows 1938 32 5 Dolls in 15th-19th Dress 1938 32 5 Christmas Art 1938 32 5 Syrian Ivories 1938 32 5 Photographs of Colonial Homes 1938 32 5 Medieval Prints 1938 32 5 W.P.A. Art 1938 32 5 Pamphlet: “Fifty-five Years in Retrospect” 1938 32 5 75th Anniversary of the Union League Club 1938 32 5 MMA Supports Living Artists 1938 32 5 Schiff Maiolica Collection 1938 32 5 18th C. Italian Painting 1938 32 5 Italian Baroque Prints 1938 32 5 Philippine Embroideries 1938 32 5 Munsey Gift to MMA 1938 32 5 General Public Relations for MMA 1938
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1939 Box 33
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
33 1 American Pewter 1939 33 2 Clews, Henry 1939 33 3 Photography and Daguerreotypes 1939 33 4 Women’s Fashions 1939 33 5 Neighborhood Exhibitions 1939 33 6 Augustan Art 1939 33 7 Christmas 1939 33 8 Life in America 1939 33 9 Finances 1939 33 9 Exhibits During World’s Fair 1939 33 9 500 Years of Prints 1939 33 9 16th-18th Century Turkish Textiles 1939 33 9 Spanish Art Treasures 1939 33 9 General Public Relations for the Museum 1939
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1940 Box 34
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
34 1 Children Book Week 1940 34 2 Carriage Designs 1940-41 34 3 Contemporary American Industrial Art (magazine 1940 clippings, ephemera) 34 4 Contemporary American Industrial Art (newspaper 1940 clippings) 34 5 Silhouettes and Portraits 1940 34 5 Heads in Sculpture 1940 34 5 Arms and Armor 1940 34 6 Survey of the Woodcut 1940 34 6 The Art of Enamel 1940 34 6 MMA Purchase of Watercolors 1940 34 6 Calendars of Present and Future Exhibits and 1940 Programs 34 6 General Public Relations, MMA 1940
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1941 Box 35
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
35 1 Pennsylvania Dutch 1941 35 1 Prints by Piransi 1941 35 2 MMA Sends Exhibit of Ancient Armor to Service 1941 Camps 35 2 U.S. Army Posters 1941 35 2 Cooper Union 1941 35 2 Etruscan Wall Paintings 1941 35 3 Contemporary American Watercolors 1941 35 3 Fashion from 1800 to1900 1941 35 4 Verplanck Room 1941 35 4 Decorative Arts 1941 35 5 The Art of the Jeweler 1940-41 111 Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1941 Box 36
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
36 1 Chinese Pictures in Iron Jan-Feb. 1941 36 2 China Trade Exhibition March 1941 36 3 China Trade Exhibition - Influence in Fashion 1941 Trends, Home Decoration 36 4 The China Trade Exhibition – Magazines and 1941 Brochures
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1941 Box 37
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
37 1 French Painting: David to Toulouse-Lautrec 1941 (Jan.- Feb.) 37 2 French Painting: David to Toulouse-Lautrec 1941 (March- Dec.) 37 3 Australian Art 1941 37 4 Christmas 1941
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1942 Box 38
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
38 1 Triptychs for Service Chapels 1942 38 1 On the Bright Side 1942 38 2 Art of Rembrandt 1942 38 3 Artists for Victory 1942-43
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1942 Box 39
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
39 1 Costumes and Textiles 1942 39 1 Appreciation of the Arts 1942 39 1 W.P.A. 1942 39 1 Colt Revolvers 1942 39 2 Chinese Shadow Players 1942 39 2 Men Who Made America 1942 39 2 Refugee Children 1942 39 2 Chinese Designs 1942 39 2 Art Directors Club 1942 39 3 Albert Gallatin Greek Vases 1942 39 3 Index of American Design 1942 39 3 Cartoons of the Day 1942 39 4 British Arts and Crafts 1942 39 5 Posters of the 90’s 1942 39 5 Michaelangelo-Casts 1942 39 5 Bishop Hill Pioneers, Illinois-1846 1942
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1942 Box 40
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
40 1 Renaissance in Fashion 1942 40 2 Svinin, Paul Petrovich 1942 40 2 Chinese Woodblock Prints 1942 40 2 Emblems of Unity and Freedom 1942 40 2 I Remember That 1942 40 3 Gems 1942 40 3 Remington 1942 40 4 General Public Relations 1942 40 4 Events, Calendars for Museum 1942 40 4 Art Appreciation, Courses 1942 40 4 Chilean Art 1942 40 4 Chinese Ink Impressions 1942 40 4 Art Lectures 1942 40 4 Artists and War 1942 40 4 Artists for Victory 1942
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1943-44 Box 41
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
41 1 Shaker Furniture 1943 41 1 Greek Embroideries 1943 41 2 Blumenthal Collection 1943 41 3 Griggs, M. F. 1943-44 41 3 Christmas Exhibition 1943-44 41 4 Naval Aviation 1944 41 5 Hagia Sophia 1944 41 5 Chess 1944 41 5 Canadian Army Art 1944 41 6 Portrait of America 1944 41 7 Native Costume 1944 41 7 Rugs and Glass 1944
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1945 Box 42
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
42 1 W. S. Mount and His Circle 1945 42 1 Costumes from the Forbidden City 1945 42 1 Living Past of China 1945 42 2 American Fabrics and Fashions 1945 42 3 Goya Exhibition 1945 42 3 War Against Japan 1945 42 3 Islamic Metalwork 1945 42 4 Fashions of the Times 1945 42 4 Early English Needlework 1945 42 4 Chinese Ceremonial Bronzes 1945
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1945-48 Box 43
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
43 1 Salvage Materials as Art 1945-46 43 1 Old Masters Sketches 1946 43 1 Taste of the 1870’s 1946 43 2 Chinese Lowestoft Porcelain 1946 43 2 Paintings of the Army Air Forces 1946 43 2 War Ruins of Art and Monuments in Italy 1946 43 3 Modern Art 1946 43 3 Meissen-McClellan- Porcelain Collection 1946 43 3 Japanese Prints 1946 43 3 Dutch Paintings from the Nazis 1946 43 3 Danish Decorative Art 1946 43 3 Triptychs for the Armed Forces 1946 43 3 State Department Exhibit of Modern Art at MMA 1946 43 3 17th –18th Century American and British 1946 Embroideries 43 3 Collaboration of MMA and Whitney Museum 1946 43 3 75th Anniversary of MMA: Collaboration of MMA 1946 and Knoedler Gallery 43 3 Children Study History at MMA 1946 43 3 Artists’ Works and Contributions to MMA 1946 43 3 Artists’ Deaths 1946 43 4 Ceramics Show 1947 43 4 English Masterpieces 1947-49 43 5 Mestrovic, Ivan –Sculptor 1947 43 6 Pablo Picasso’s Portrait of Gertrude Stein 1947 43 6 American Sculpture 1947 43 7 Nazi Looted Paintings from Holland on Exhibit 1947-48 43 8 Statue of Alfred E. Smith 1947 43 8 Photographs of Chinese Architecture 1947 43 8 19th Century American Glassware 1947 43 8 17th-19th Century Japanese Prints 1947 43 9 Photography and Photo Staff at MMA 1947 43 9 75th Anniversary of MMA 1947 43 9 Artists and Staff as Lecturers and Speakers 1947 43 9 Artists’ Works and Contributions to MMA 1947 43 9 Artists’ Deaths 1947
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1948-50 Box 44
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
44 1 Greek Embroideries 1948 44 1 From Casablanca to Calcutta, Costume Institute 1948 44 1 Methods to Find Forgeries 1948 44 1 Debate of Art: Classic or Modern 1948 44 1 Statue of George Washington 1948 44 1 Halsey Furniture in American Wing 1948 44 1 Antique Guns 1948 44 1 MMA and Tax on Admission 1949 44 1 MMA Guards’ Observation of Visitors 1949 44 2 A Chinese Scroll Painting 1948 44 2 Chinese Patterned Silks 1948 44 2 Cloisters 1949 44 2 State Department Exhibition 1949 44 2 Summer Exhibitions 1949 44 2 New Galleries at MMA 1949 44 2 Improvement Programs at MMA 1949 44 2 Relationship Between MMA, Whitney Museum and 1949 MOMA 44 2 Paintings Lent by MMA to Venice, Italy for Venice 1949 Biennale 44 3 Captured German Art Exhibit 1948 44 3 Proceeds for the Relief of German Children 1948 44 3 Laughlin Prints 1949 44 3 Fashions Influenced by “Portrait of Jenny” 1949 44 3 Exhibition of Pompeii Silver 1949 44 3 Exhibition of Lithographs 1949 44 3 Plan for Government Sponsored Department of 1949 Culture and Art 44 3 Art Commission Petition to Demolish Fort Clinton, 1949 Governor’s Island 44 4 Naval Art (Navy Week) 1948 44 4 Needlework Exhibit 1948 44 4 American Textiles 1948 44 4 150th Anniversary of Lithography 1948 44 4 Portrait of Ingrid Bergman 1948 44 4 Rogers, Bruce, Book Designer 1948 44 4 Artists’ Works and Contributions to MMA 1949 44 4 Artists’ Deaths 1949 44 5 Behind American Footlights-Costumes 1949 44 5 Italian Paintings 19th Century (From Wildenstein 1949 Galleries) 44 5 Influence of Classical Art on Western Civilization 1949 44 5 “Steiglitz: His Pictures Collected Him,” Georgia 1949 O’Keefe 44 6 Masterpieces of European Porcelain 1949 44 6 French Silver, 17th and 18th Century 1949 44 6 Van Gogh 1949-50 44 7 Masterpieces of Iranian Art (visit of the Shah) 1949 44 7 Van Gogh Controversy of Authenticity 1949 44 7 Photographs of Medieval Hindu Temple 1949 44 7 Japanese Prints 1949 44 7 Costumes Inspired by Art 1949 44 7 Form in Hand-wrought Silver 1949 44 7 Austrian Art 1949 44 8 Sythian Gold Sword and Sheath 1949 44 8 Italian Government and Exportation of Italian Art 1949 44 8 Paul Revere Liberty Bowl 1949 44 8 Old Testament Scrolls Studied at MMA 1949 44 8 Children Visit Arms and Armor 1949 44 8 Art Museums and Public Opinion 1949 44 8 “The City’s Museum – A Fresh Appraisal,” Robert 1949 Moses 44 9 Artists’ Works and Contributions to MMA 1949 44 9 Artists’ Deaths 1949
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1950-51 Box 45
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
45 1 Miniature Paintings 1950 45 1 Viennese Art Treasures 1950 45 1 Exhibition of Queen Mary’s Rug 1950 45 1 Artists Under Thirty-six 1950 45 1 Exhibition of Private Collectors’ Paintings 1950 45 2 20th Century Glassware 1950 45 2 Art from the Prado 1950 45 2 20th Century Painters 1950 45 2 Restoration Techniques 1950 45 2 Steichen, Edward “Portfolio of Photographs” 1950 45 2 Exhibition of Bronze Sculptures 1950 45 3 Contest: “American Painting-1950”, Controversy of 1950 Juries 45 3 Schools and Museums 1950 45 3 MMA Projects, Programs and Survey of Future Plans 1950 45 4 Artists’ Works and Contributions to MMA 1950 45 4 Artists’ Deaths 1950 45 5 75th Anniversary of Art Students League 1951 45 5 American Cartoonists 1951 45 5 Italian Theatrical Design 1951 45 5 Harkness Collection 1951 45 5 Sculpture Contest and Show 1951 45 6 Homer Prints 1951 45 6 Persian Bronze 1951 45 6 American Folk Art 1951 45 6 Exhibition of Toulouse-Lautrec 1951 45 6 Education at MMA 1951 45 6 Cloisters’ Christmas Exhibition 1951 45 7 Artists’ Works and Contributions to MMA 1951 45 7 Artists’ Deaths 1951
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1952-53 Box 46
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
46 1 Early American Furnishings and Costumes 1952 46 1 Sculpture Show/Contest Dispute 1952 46 1 Cezanne Exhibit 1952 46 1 National Competition-American Watercolors 1952 (Judging Controversy) 46 2 Wertheim Collection 1952 46 2 Rembrandt Exhibit 1952 46 2 Handicrafts in the United States 1952 46 2 DaVinci Exhibit-Devices and Drawings 1952 46 3 Museum 200 Masterpieces 1952 46 3 Bresdin and Other Masters of the Weird 1952 46 3 Watercolor Competition 1952 46 3 Formulas for Glass and Glass Paint 1952 46 3 MMA Does Not Acquire Michelangelo Sculpture 1952 46 3 City Center Opens Art Gallery 1952 46 3 “Communizing” Art Exhibitions 1952 46 3 Art Claims by Egyptian Government 1952 46 3 Art Thefts 1952 46 4 300th Anniversary of Incorporation of New 1953 York/New Amsterdam 46 4 Root, Edward - Modern Art Collection 1953 46 4 Berthe Morisot and Her Circle 1953 46 5 French Drawings 1952-53 46 6 Thirteen Centuries of Japanese Paintings and 1952-53 Sculpture 46 7 The Land of the Bible 1953 46 8 American Painting 1953 46 8 American and British Decorative Art 1953 46 8 Art and Anatomy 1953 46 8 18th-19th Century American Landscape Paintings 1953 46 8 MMA Ingenuity for Large Sculptures 1953 46 9 Artists’ Works and Contributions to MMA 1953 46 9 Artists’ Deaths 1953
Exhibitions: Press Clippings, 1954-59 Box 47
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
47 1 Colombian Gold 1954 47 1 Expatriates Art 1954 47 1 Reinstallation of Medieval and Renaissance 1954 Galleries 47 1 Opening of 17th and 18th Century Decorative Art 1954 Rooms 47 2 Fireworks in Art 1954 47 2 Marian (Religious) Art 1954 47 2 Golden Age of Dutch Art 1954 47 2 Great Paintings as Inspiration for Flower 1954 Arrangements 47 3 Art of the Hebrew Tradition 1955 47 3 Assyrian and Persian Art 1955 47 3 Illustration for Literature 1955 47 3 Italian Prints 1955 47 4 Goya 1955 47 4 Oriental Tapestries 1955 47 4 Illustrated Rare Books 1955 47 4 Comedie Francaise 1955 47 4 Islamic Art 1955 47 4 Arms, John Taylor - Print Collection 1955 47 4 Swords from 1775 1955 47 4 Persian Fabrics 1955 47 4 Prints Sale 1955 47 4 Christmas 1955 47 5 Five Innovative American Painters (Feininger, 1956 Kuhn, Kuniyoshi, Marin and Nordfeldt) 47 5 Asian Artists in Crystal 1956 47 5 German Drawings, 14th to 20th Century 1956 47 5 Japanese Kimonos and Prints 1956 47 6 Vanderlyn Versailles Panorama 1956 47 6 Illuminations of Masterpieces for Photography 1956 47 6 Glass 1956 47 6 Fresh Air Fund Mural Contest 1956 47 7 Engravings of Raimondi 1956 47 7 Islamic and Persian Miniatures 1956
47 7 Collectors’ Art 1956 47 7 Summer Exhibits 1956 47 7 Ancient Indian Art 1957-58 47 7 Churchill Paintings 1957-58 47 7 Korean Art 1957-58 47 7 Rodin Collection at MMA 1958 47 7 Acquisition/Controversy of “September Morn” 1958 47 7 New Junior Museum and Greek and Roman 1958 Galleries 47 7 Lippold, Roger “Sun” Sculpture 1958 47 8 Fourteen American Masters 1958 47 8 Junior Museum 1958 47 8 Summer Exhibits 1958 47 8 Christmas Wreath 1958 47 8 Exhibit List for 1958 1958 47 9 Hill, D. O. - Victorian Photographer 1958-59 47 9 Fashion in Art 1959 47 9 Ceramic Show 1959 47 9 Homer, Winslow 1958-59 47 9 French Drawings 1959 47 9 Summer Loan Show 1959 47 10 Gaugin Exhibition 1959 47 10 El Greco’s “St. John”; Acquisition and Exhibition 1959 47 10 Gordian Items 1959 47 10 Japanese Robes 1959 47 10 Global Ancient Sculpture 1959 47 10 Glass as Art 1959 47 10 Handel Show 1959 47 10 Danish Art 1959 47 10 General Public Relations for Museum 1959 47 10 Metropolitan Museum of Art Employees’ Arts, 1959 Crafts and Skills Show
Many press clippings for exhibitions during the 1950’s, 1960’s and early 1970’s can be found in 113 bound scrapbooks, which are in two metal cabinets in Stack 1, Watson Library. These scrapbooks numbered 1-113, contain indexes, which have been compiled and have a separate contents list. This list can be found in the cabinet and at the Reference Desk.
Exhibitions 1973 Box 48
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATE
48 1 Breuer, Marcel 1973 48 1 Wright, Frank Lloyd 1973 48 2 Gold 1973 48 3 Islamic Art 1973 48 3 Turkish Art 1973 48 4 Art of India 1973 48 4 The Arts of Ancient China 1973 48 5 Cloisters: Workshops 1973 48 5 Medieval Festival 1973 48 5 Medieval Art Treasures 1973 1973 Exhibitions 1973 Box 49
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
49 1 Masterworks from the Museum of the American 1973 Indian 49 2 The Tens, The Twenties, The Thirties - Inventive 1973 Clothes” 49 2 Shoe Display 1973 49 2 Purchases for the Costume Institute 1973 49 3 The World of Balenciaga 1973 49 4 American Impressionist and Realist Paintings and 1973 Drawings 49 4 Augustus Saint-Gaudens – American Sculptor 1973 49 5 From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. 1973 Frankweiler (Movie filmed at MMA)
Exhibitions and Press Clippings, 1973 Box 50
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
50 1 Prints and Photographs: Paul Strand, Man Ray, 1973 Steichen, Imogen Cunningham, and Ansel Adams 50 2 An Architect and His Client- Frank Lloyd Wright 1973 50 2 Antique Furniture - American Wing 1973 50 2 Expansion for the Bicentennial 1973 50 3 German Master Drawings of the 19th Century 1973 50 3 Drawings and Prints by Carracci 1973 50 3 Homage to Edgar Allan Poe 1973 50 4 Twentieth Century Art 1973 50 4 Paderewski Bust 1973 50 4 Lippold’s Sun 1973 50 4 Pavia Sculpture 1973 50 4 Auctions 1973 50 4 Book Covers 1973 50 5 Musical Instruments 1973 50 5 Installation of Audio System 1973
Exhibitions and Press Clippings, 1973 Box 51
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
51 1 Exhibition of Prisoners’ Art 1973 51 1 Exhibition of Art of the Elderly 1973 51 1 Alma-Tadema (Collection of Allan Funt) 1973 51 1 Soviet Collection of Art 1973 51 2 Stolen Turkish Treasures 1973 51 2 Ancient Coins for Sale and Controversy 1973 51 3 Ancient Bronze Horse – Authenticity Proven 1973 51 3 Fakes 1973 51 3 Re-attributions 1973 51 3 Forgeries 1973 51 4 Greek Vase Controversy (February) 1973 51 5 Greek Vase Controversy (March) 1973 51 6 Greek Vase Controversy (April-December) 1973
Exhibitions and Press Clippings, 1973 Box 52
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
52 1 Wrightsman Rooms - 18th Century French 1973 Decorative Art 52 1 Understanding Silver 1973 52 1 Early Renaissance Sculpture from Northern Italy 1973 52 2 In Prayse of the Needle: English Domestic 1973 Embroidery (1440-1540) 52 2 Precious Cargoes From the East 1973 52 2 Western European Art: Decorative 1973 52 2 The Painting Boom in Japan 1973 52 2 New Gallery for European Jewelry 1973 52 3 European Painting 1973 52 3 “Victorians in Togas” 1973 52 3 “Nudes in Landscapes” 1973 52 3 Giovanni di Paolo 1973 52 3 “Van Gogh as Critic and Self-Critic” 1973 52 3 Japanese by Rousseau from MMA 1973 52 4 Arms and Armor 1973 52 4 Ancient Near Eastern, Chinese and Indian Artifacts 1973 52 4 Primitive Art: Mexico, Central America, Africa 1973 52 4 Ethics in Purchase of Antiquities 1973 52 5 19th and 20th Century French Drawings Loaned to 1973 the Louvre for Exhibition 52 6 Christmas Tree 1973
Press Clippings, 1973 Box 53
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
53 1 Special Events and Parties at The Metropolitan Museum of 1973 Art 53 1 Bicentennial - Plans for Expansion 1973 53 2 Loans 1973 53 2 Exchanges between the Metropolitan Museum and 1973 the Louvre (France) 53 2 Exchanges between the Metropolitan Museum and 1973 the Hermitage (Russia) 53 3 Education: Junior Museum, High-School Programs 1973 53 3 Educational Programs, Lectures 1973 53 3 Children and Art 1973 53 4 Deaccessioning Controversy (January-February) 1973 53 5 Deaccessioning Controversy (March-December) 1973 53 6 Reattribution (Odalisque) 1973
Press Clippings, 1973 Box 54
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
54 1 Community Programs: “The Art and Heritage of 1973 Puerto Rico: Pre-Colombian to the Present”; Prisoners’ Art Exhibit: Bowery Shelters Exhibits Art at MMA; Art of the Elderly; Student Tours; Armenian Loans; Outdoor Concerts 54 2 Expansion Plan for Museum 1973 54 2 Landmarks Preservation Law Hearings 1973 54 3 Financial aid, grants, endowments, financial 1973 problems, support foundation, admissions fees, attendance 54 4 Art Theft 1973 54 4 Museum Security 1973 54 5 Administration and Trustees 1973 54 5 de Montebello, Philippe – Appointment 1973 54 5 Hoving, Thomas P. F. 1973 54 6 Museum Policies 1973 54 6 Bills for Regulating Art Sales 1973 54 6 Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) Strike 1973 54 7 Role of Metropolitan Museum of Art 1973 54 7 Purchases 1973 54 7 Sales 1973 54 7 Public Relations 1973
Exhibitions and Press Clippings, 1974 Box 55
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
55 1 Italian Renaissance Drawings 1974 55 2 Egyptian Writing 1974 55 2 French Drawings 1974 55 2 Construction of Temple of Dendur Begun 1974 55 3 Far Eastern Art 1974 55 3 Ancient China 1974 55 3 Japanese Miniatures 1974 55 3 Indian Miniatures 1974 55 4 Venetian Painting 1974 55 5 Quilts 1974 55 6 David and Bathsheba Tapestries 1974 55 7 Landscape/Cityscape 1974 55 7 Adams, Ansel 1974 55 7 Avedon, Richard 1974 55 8 Currier and Ives 1974
Exhibitions and Press Clippings, 1973-74 Box 56
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
56 1 Prints, Photography 1974 56 2 Simon, Norton - Pasadena Museum and Simon 1974 Collection; Controversy of Stolen Shiva Idol 56 3 New York City Public Sculpture 1974 56 4 Masterpieces of Tapestry from the 14th to 16th 1973-74 Centuries (Paris/Louvre) 56 5 Masterpieces of Tapestry from the 14th to 16th 1973-74 Centuries (New York/ MMA)
Exhibitions and Press Clippings, 1973-74 Box 57
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
57 1 Romantic and Glamorous Hollywood Design 1974 57 2 Inventive Clothes: Fashions of the Tens, Twenties 1973-74 and Thirties (1909-1939) 57 3 Costume Institute 1974
Exhibitions and Press Clippings, 1974-75 Box 58
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
58 1 American Painting and Sculpture 1974 58 2 European Paintings 1974 58 3 Western European Decorative Art 1974 58 4 The Impressionist Epoch 1974-75 58 5 The Grand Gallery: Items from Antique and Art 1974 Dealers’ Collections
Press Clippings, 1974 Box 59
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
59 1 Greek and Roman 1974 59 1 East Greek Treasure Controversy 1974 59 2 Greek Vase Controversy 1974 59 3 Islamic Art 1974 59 3 Ancient Near Eastern Art 1974 59 4 Arms and Armor 1974 59 4 Medieval Art and the Cloisters 1974 59 5 Primitive Art 1974 59 5 Lehman Collection 1974 59 6 American Wing 1974 59 7 Twentieth Century Art 1974 59 8 Musical Instruments 1974
Press Clippings, 1974 Box 60
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
60 1 Special Exhibitions and Loans 1974 60 2 USSR Loans 1974 60 3 Chinese Loan and Exhibition 1974 60 4 Louvre Loans 1974 60 5 Community Programs 1974 60 5 High School Programs 1974 60 5 Junior Museum 1974 60 6 Metropolitan Museum of Art Receptions 1974 60 6 Bicentennial Items 1974 60 7 Christmas 1974 60 8 Deaccessioning Controversy 1974 60 8 Rothko Case 1974 60 8 Toche, Jean Incident 1974 60 9 The Grand Acquisitors 1974 60 9 Pandora’s Box
Press Clippings, 1974 Box 61
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
61 1 Public Affairs 1974 61 1 Events and Public Relations 1974 61 2 Education and Lectures 1974 61 3 Architecture and Planning 1974 61 4 Parks Department and City Administration 1974 61 5 Operations 1974 61 6 Finance and Cultural Funding 1974 61 7 Admissions and Attendance 1974
Press Clippings, 1974 Box 62
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
62 1 Sales: Books, Reproductions, Publications and the 1974 Museum Shop 62 2 Personnel and Labor Relations 1974 62 2 Administration 1974 62 3 Hoving, Thomas P. F. 1974 62 4 Rousseau, Theodore - Curator in Chief of 1974 Conservation (Obituary) 62 5 Trustees 1974
Exhibitions, 1975 Box 63
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
63 1 American Museum of Style 1975-76 63 2 From the Land of the Scythians: Ancient Treasures 1975 from the Museum of the U.S.S.R., 3,000 B.C. to 100 B.C. 63 3 Bacon, Francis 1975
Exhibitions, 1975 Box 64
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
64 1 George Washington, Icon for America 1975 64 2 Era of Exploration (photographs) 1975 64 2 Images of the New World (prints and drawings) 1975 64 2 Stereographs 1975 64 3 The Great Wave: Influence of Japanese Woodcuts 1975 on French Prints 64 3 Momoyama: Japanese Art in the Age of Grandeur 1975 64 4 French Painting 1774-1830: The Age of Revolution 1975
Exhibitions, 1975 Box 65
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
65 1 The Impressionist Epoch 1975 65 2 Japanese Art: Selections from the Collection of 1975 Mary and Jackson Burke 65 2 Ancient Art: The Norbert Schimmel Collection 1975 65 2 Patterns of Collecting 1975 65 3 Hartung, Hans 1975 65 3 Classical and Renaissance Sculpture: The Art of the 1975 Cast 65 4 Romantic and Glamorous Hollywood Design 1974-75 65 5 The Royal Academy Revisited 1975 65 5 Drawings Recently Acquired: 1972-1975 1975 65 6 To Touch and Hear (Dept. of Musical Instruments, 1975 Exhibition for the Blind) 65 7 The Passover Story 1975
Exhibitions, 1975 Box 66
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
66 1 Opening of the Islamic Gallery 1975 66 2 Opening of the Robert Lehman Collection/Wing April-June 1975 66 3 Opening of the Robert Lehman Collection/Wing July-Dec. 1975
Exhibitions, Press Clippings 1975 Box 67
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
67 1 Medieval Art 1975 67 1 The Cloisters 1975 67 1 The Secular Spirit: Life and Art at the End of the 1975 Middle Ages 67 2 Greek and Roman 1975 67 2 Advance Publicity for Tutankhamen Exhibit 1975 67 2 Ancient Near Eastern Art DELETE THIS LINE 1975 67 3 European Paintings 1975 67 4 The Lesley and Emma Sheafer Collection: Bequest 1975 and Exhibition (French and German 18th Century Furniture and Ceramics) 67 4 Janety, Marc Etienne: Platinum Sugar Bowl 1975 67 4 Christmas Tree Display 1975 67 5 Bronze Sculptures from Asia 1975 67 5 Chinese Landscape Scrolls 1975 67 6 MMA Purchase of the Harry Packard Collection of 1975 Japanese Art 67 7 Hendler, Maxwell 1975 67 7 Advance Publicity for the Andrew Wyeth Exhibit 1975 67 7 Tom Wolfe Commentary: Words in Paint; Rebuttal 1975 67 8 Peale, Rembrandt: Portraits of George and Martha 1975 Washington 67 8 The Ash Can School of Art at City Hall 1975 67 8 Twentieth Century Art 1975 67 9 Musical Instruments 1975 67 9 Prints and Photographs 1975
Press Clippings 1975 Box 68
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
68 1 American Wing 1975 68 1 Preparation for the Bicentennial 1975 68 1 “The World of Franklin and Jefferson” (Paris) 1975 68 2 Costume Institute 1975 68 3 MMA Loan to the Soviet Union 1975 68 3 MMA Loans to Other Institutions 1975 68 4 Events, Receptions at MMA 1975 68 4 Community Programs: Captive Art (Exhibit by 1975 Prisoners), Exhibit by the Elderly, Exhibit by the Blind, Exhibit by Students, Special Staten Island Day at the Met 68 5 Education 1975 68 5 High School Programs 1975 68 5 Junior Museum 1975 68 6 Architecture and Planning 1975 68 6 Parks Department and City Administration 1975
Press Clippings 1975 Box 69
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
69 1 Administration 1975 69 1 Trustees 1975 69 2 Hoving, Thomas P. F. – Director 1975 69 3 Personnel and Labor Relations 1975 69 4 Operations 1975 69 4 Admissions and Attendance 1975
Press Clippings 1975 Box 70
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
70 1 Public Affairs 1975 70 1 Auditorium Programs 1975 70 2 Finance 1975 70 3 Sales: Books, Reproductions, Publications 1975
Exhibitions 1976 Box 71
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
71 1 Bicentennial Treasury of Masterpieces of American 1976 Art 71 2 American Women of Style 1976 71 3 Helena Rubenstein (portraits) 1976 71 4 Patterns of Collecting 1976 71 5 Selections of 19th Century Afro-American Art 1976
Exhibitions 1976 Box 72
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
72 1 Wyeth, Andrew 1976 72 2 The World of Franklin and Jefferson 1976 72 3 Goya: Paintings From the Prado 1976
Exhibitions 1976 Box 73
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
73 1 The Glory of Russian Costume 1976-77 73 2 Special Exhibitions and Loans 1976 73 3 Architectural and Ornament Drawings 1976 73 3 Roman Artists of the 17th Century (Prints and 1976 Drawings) 73 4 Summer Mountains: The Timeless Landscape 1976 (Chinese landscape painting) 73 4 Rarities of Chinese Painting From the Arthur M. 1976 Sackler Collections 73 4 Blue and White: Early Japanese Export Porcelain 1976
Exhibitions and Press Clippings 1976 Box 74
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
74 1 Ancient Art in Miniature: Near Eastern Seals 1976 74 1 Renovations of Near Eastern Wing 1976 74 2 Reinstallation of Egyptian Galleries 1976 74 3 8th Century Bronze Sculpture from Thailand; 1976 allegedly smuggled/displayed at MMA 74 3 Far Eastern Art 1976 74 4 Greek and Roman Art 1976 74 5 Islamic Art 1976 74 6 Arms and Armor 1976 74 7 Medieval Art 1976 74 7 The Cloisters 1976
Exhibitions and Press Clippings 1976 Box 75
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
75 1 Pope-Hennessy, John (Consultant for European 1976 Paintings from British Museum) 75 1 Late Gothic German Paintings 1976 75 1 European Paintings 1976 75 1 Christmas at MMA 1976 75 2 18th Century French Terracotta Statuettes 1976 75 2 Western European Art 1976 75 2 Christmas Tree at MMA 1976 75 3 French, Daniel Chester (American sculptor) 1976 75 3 American Drawings and Watercolors, 1780 - 1850 1976 (exhibited at Federal Reserve Bank of New York) 75 3 MMA Loans of American Masterworks 1976 75 3 Leutze, Emanuel Gottlieb Washington Crossing the 1976 Delaware 75 3 American Paintings and Sculpture 1976 75 4 20th Century Art 1976 75 5 American Bicentennial Wing 1976 75 6 Architectural and Ornament Drawings 1976 75 6 American Ephemera (prints and drawings) 1976 75 7 The Etchings of Jacques Bellange 1976 75 7 Bullock, Wynn (photography) 1976 75 7 Contemporary American Prints: Gifts from the 1976 Singer Collection 75 7 Prints and Photographs 1976 75 8 Musical Instruments 1976
Exhibitions and Press Clippings 1976 Box 76
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
76 1 Robert Lehman Collection/Wing 1976 76 2 Retrospective of Herbert and Beth Levine shoes 1976 (costume exhibit) 76 2 Hollywood Costume (publication) 1976 76 2 Costume Exhibit 1976 76 3 Fine Arts Center of the Annenberg School of 1976 Communications 76 4 Conservators and Restorers 1976 76 4 Curatorial Affairs 1976 76 5 Architecture and Planning 1976 76 5 Children’s Art Show at MMA 1976 76 6 Weeksville, Save the Memories of Self (African- 1976 American community in Brooklyn) 76 6 Van der Zee, James (photographer) 1976 76 6 Young Photographers of Playa de Ponce (Puerto 1976 Rico) 76 6 Museum Tours in Spanish 1976 76 6 Selected Works by Black Artists From MMA 1976 Collection 76 7 Plaster Casts Stored/Viewed in the Queens 1976 Museum 76 7 Art Exhibition by Senior Citizens 1976 76 7 Shout in Silence - Visual Arts and the Deaf 1976 76 7 Art Appreciation for the Mentally Handicapped 1976 76 7 My Favorite Holiday Children’s Art Competition at 1976 MMA 76 7 Loans for Children’s Exhibits 1976 76 7 Special Tours of MMA 1976 76 7 Bicentennial Banners Made for MMA by 1976 Community Groups
Press Clippings 1976 Box 77
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
77 1 Hoving, Thomas P. F. (resignation) 1976 77 2 Trustees 1976 77 2 Personnel 1976 77 3 Public Affairs 1976 77 4 Finance/Operations 1976 77 5 Sales (books, calendars, decorative items, clothing, 1976 Museum Shops) Exhibitions 1977 Box 78
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE
78 1 Degas in the Metropolitan 1977 78 2 Thracian Treasures from Bulgaria 1976-77 78 3 Russian and Soviet Painting 1977 78 4 Two Worlds of Andrew Wyeth: Kuerners and 1976-77 Olsons
Exhibitions 1977 Box 79
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE
79 1 Tutankhamen (Washington D.C., Chicago) Jan.-May 1977 79 2 Tutankhamen (Chicago, New Orleans) June-Dec. 1977 79 3 Tutankhamen (ephemera, magazines) 1977
Exhibitions 1977 Box 80
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE
80 1 Treasures of Early Irish Art: 1500 B.C. to 1500 1977 A.D. 80 2 The Age of Spirituality 1977-78 80 3 Nadar, Felix (photographs) 1977 80 3 French Rococo Fountain Design (etchings, 1977 bookplates) 80 3 Rubens: Engravings and Woodcuts 1977 80 3 Prints and Photographs 1977 80 3 Seurat, George (drawings) 1977
Exhibitions: Press Clippings 1977 Box 81
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE
81 1 Russian Costume 1976-77 81 2 Vanity Fair: A Treasure Trove of the Costume 1977-78 Institute 81 3 The Costume Institute 1977
Exhibitions: Press Clippings 1977 Box 82
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE
82 1 Special Exhibitions and Loans 1977 82 2 Blue and White: Early Japanese Export Porcelain 1977 82 2 Far Eastern Art 1977 82 2 Islamic Art 1977 82 3 Greek and Roman 1977 82 3 Egyptian Art 1977 82 4 Arms and Armor 1977 82 4 Medieval Art and the Cloisters 1977 82 5 Primitive Art 1977
Exhibitions: Press Clippings 1977 Box 83
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE
83 1 European Paintings 1977 83 1 Purchase of David’s Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier and 1977 His Wife 83 2 Re-opening of Wrightsman Galleries of 18th 1977 Century French Furniture and Decorative Art 83 2 Highlights from the Irwin Untermyer Collection of 1977 Decorative Art 83 2 Lesley and Emma Sheafer Collection of German 1977 Silver 83 2 Verrochio, Andrea del. Putto with Dolphin 1977 (exhibited) 83 2 Bernini, Lorenzo. Faun Teased by Children 1977 (acquisition and exhibited) 83 2 Della Robbia Relief. Madonna and Child. 1977 (exhibited) 83 2 Christmas: Tree, Concert and Lectures 1977 83 3 French, Daniel Chester (sculpture) 1977 83 3 American Painting and Sculpture DELETE THIS 1977 LINE 83 4 Twentieth Century Art 1977 83 4 Geldzahler, Henry (curator of 20th Century Art; 1977 appointment to Commissioner of Cultural Affairs 83 5 American Wing 1977 83 6 Signac, Paul 1977 83 6 Pendergast, Maurice. Boston Public Garden 1977 Sketchbook 83 6 Robert Lehman Collection 1977 83 7 Musical Instruments 1977
Exhibitions: Press Clippings 1977 Box 84
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE
84 1 Langlois, Henri. Cinematheque Francais (film 1976-77 archive) 84 1 Paris/New York (film) 1977 84 2 Proposal for Annenberg School of Communications 1977 at MMA (controversy) 84 3 Educational Programs 1977 84 3 Junior Museum 1977 84 3 Shape and Form: A Tactile Exploration (program 1977 for the visually handicapped) 84 4 Dixie to Broadway: Black Americans on Stage 1977 84 4 Community Programs 1977-78 84 5 Architecture/Planning 1977
Press Clippings 1977 Box 85
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE
85 1 Finance 1977 85 1 Operations 1977 85 2 Hoving, Thomas P. F. (Director) 1977 85 2 Montebello, Philippe de (named Acting Director) 1977 85 3 Curatorial Affairs 1977 85 3 Personnel 1977 85 4 Secretary 1977 85 4 Trustees 1977 85 5 Public Affairs 1977 85 6 Sales (calendars, books, housedress, Tut influence) 1977
Exhibitions 1978 Box 86
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE
86 1 Age of Spirituality (exhibition continued from 1978 1977) 86 2 Treasures of Early Irish Art (exhibition 1978 continued from 1977) 86 3 Vanity Fair: A Treasure Trove from the 1978 Costume Institute (exhibition continued from 1977) 86 4 The Arts Under Napoleon 1978 86 5 Diaghilev: Costumes and Design of the Ballets 1978 Russes
Exhibitions 1978 Box 87
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE
87 1 Monet’s Years at Giverny: Beyond 1978 Impressionism 87 2 The Splendor of Dresden 1978-79 87 3 Avedon: Photographs 1947-1977 1978
Exhibitions 1978 Box 88
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE
88 1 Tutankhamun (National Gallery, Washington, 1976-77 D.C.; advanced publicity for MMA) 88 2 Tutankhamun (Los Angeles, New Orleans; Jan.-March 1978 advanced publicity for MMA) 88 3 Tutankhamun March-Aug. 1978 88 4 Tutankhamun Sept.-Oct. 1978
Exhibitions 1978 Box 89
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE
89 1 Tutankhamun November 1978 89 2 Tutankhamun (Opening at MMA) December 1978 89 3 Tutankhamun (Opening at MMA) December 1978 89 4 Tutankhamun (ticket sales) 1978 89 5 Tutankhamun: The Untold Story, Thomas 1978 P. F. Hoving
Exhibitions 1978 Box 90
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE
90 1 Temple of Dendur (Opening) 1978 90 2 The Collection of Alfred Stieglitz: 50 1978 Pioneers of Modern Photography 90 3 Georgia O’Keefe, A Portrait by Alfred 1978-79 Stieglitz 90 4 Special Exhibitions and Loans 1978
Exhibitions and Press Clippings 1978 Box 91
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE
91 1 Ancient Near Eastern Art 1978 91 1 Greek and Roman Art 1978 91 2 Egyptian Art 1978 91 3 Arms and Armor 1978 91 3 Medieval Art/The Cloisters 1978 91 4 European Paintings 1978 91 4 European Sculpture and Decorative Arts 1978 (Christmas Tree, Ornaments, Creche) 91 5 Far Eastern Art 1978 91 5 Primitive Art 1978 91 5 Chinese Jade Controversy 1978 91 6 American Painting and Sculpture 1978 91 6 American Decorative Art 1978 91 7 Twentieth Century Art 1978 91 8 Musical Instruments 1978 91 8 Drawings 1978 91 8 Prints and Photographs 1978 91 8 “Artists in Rome in the 18th Century” 1978
Exhibitions and Press Clippings 1978 Box 92
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE
92 1 New Era and Trevira (Costume Institute) 1978 92 2 Images of Woman: Master Drawings of 1978 Five Centuries from The Robert Lehman Collection 92 2 15th C. Italian Drawings from the Lehman 1978 Collection 92 3 Cinematheque 1978 92 3 Community Programs 1978 92 3 Junior Museum at MMA (workshops, 1978 programs) 92 4 Architecture and Planning 1978 92 5 Philippe de Montebello (Director) 1978 92 6 William B. Macomber, Jr. (President 1978 MMA) 92 7 Thomas P.F. Hoving 1978 92 8 Trustees 1978
Press Clippings 1978 Box 93
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE
93 1 Curatorial Affairs 1978 93 1 Personnel 1978 93 2 Secretary-Donors 1978 93 2 Joan Payson Whitney 1978 93 2 Dr. Arthur Sackler 1978 93 3 Finance 1978 93 4 Operations 1978 93 5 Public Affairs 1978 93 6 Sales (calendars, fabrics, gifts, books, 1978 etc.)
Press Clippings 1979-80 Box 94
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE
94 1 Press Clippings (funding, MMA holdings, Feb.-April 1979 operations) 94 2 Press Clippings (funding, culture in the May-Aug. 1979 U.S., MMA holdings) 94 3 Press Clippings (funding, operations, Sept., Nov.-Dec. general publicity) 1979 and Undated 94 4 Press Clippings (funding, operations, Jan.-March 1980 general publicity)
Box 95 through Box 142 contain clippings from 1880 through 1958. The contents concern museum activities, exhibitions, staff information and functions held at the museum. These clippings were found in alphabetical order. That arrangement has been maintained and within that original order, the clippings are arranged chronologically.
SERIES III
Accessions - Administration Box 95
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
95 1 Accessions 1939 95 2 Accessions 1940 95 3 Administration (Budget) 1918-19 95 4 Administration (Budget) 1920-23 95 5 Administration (Budget) 1924-28 95 6 Administration (Budget) 1929-34 95 7 Administration (Budget) 1935-40, 42, 49 95 8 Administration – Ephemera, Brochures 1929-34
Air Raids - American Wing Box 96
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
96 1 Air Raids (protective measures) 1941-47 96 2 American Wing 1916-17, 19, 22-29 96 3 American Wing 1930-36
American Wing Box 97
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
97 1 American Wing 1937-44 97 2 American Wing (historic homes): Van 1931-36 Rensselaer Room, 1931-34; Pennsylvania Dutch Room, 1934-35; Ipswich House, 1936
Arms and Armor Box 98
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
98 1 Arms and Armor 1909, 1912-19 98 2 Arms and Armor 1920-28 98 3 Arms and Armor 1930-39 98 4 Arms and Armor 1940-45 98 5 Arms and Armor (Bashford Dean 1929-30, 1933-34, Memorial Gallery) 1936-37
Asian Art Box 99
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
99 1 Asian Art 1913-16, 1918-19 99 2 Asian Art 1920-23, 1925-29 99 3 Asian Art 1930-39 99 4 Asian Art 1940-43
Bequests and Gifts (A-H) Box 100
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
100 1 (A-C) Alexander, Mrs. Harriet Crocker (1935); Andrews, Gwynne M. (1930); Arnold, Mrs. Harriet Constable (1942-43); Baier, Miss Louise (1939); Baillie, William E. (1931); Baker, George F. (1922); Barnard, George G. (1930); Beatty, W. G. (1941); Beers, W. R. (1934); Behr, Herman (1934); Bement, Edward (1931); Berwind, Edward Julius (1936); Betts, Samuel Rossiter (1930-31); Bingham, Harry Payne (1938); Black, Harry S. (1930); Blacque, Mrs. Valentine A. (1933,34,37); Blair, Jr., James A. (1934, 36); Bliss, Lizzy P. (1931); Bliss, Mrs. William Henry (1935-36); Blumenthal, George and Mary Ann (1928-33, 1936- 37, 1941-42); Bolles, Miss Emma C. (1932-33); Borden, Mrs. Mary Owen (1934); Boross, Eugen (1927); Boury, Louis I. (1937); Brewer, Horatio J. (1927); Brixley, Junior, Austin Day (1943-44); Brooks, F. W. (1934); Bryant, Ann Bolton Matthews (1933); Burchard, Dr. Otto (1929; Cadwalader, John (1921); Chapman, Mrs. Edith P. (1941); Christiancy, Jesse (1929-30); Clark, Louis C. (1935); Clarkson, Helen Shelton (1939); Clearwater, Alphonso (1934); Colgate, Susan P. (1939); Colgate, William (1932-33); Collamore-Partridge, William V. (1932); Converse, Edmund C. (1921-22, 1925); Cowdrey, Elizabeth H. J. (1929); Creightly, William V. (1932); Cruger, Caroline (1923); Cummins, Mrs. Alexander Griswold (1940); Curley, Edmund (1922); Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Atherton (1925); Cutter, Bloodgood Haviland (1936) 100 2 (D-G) Day, Pauline M. Pope (1934); Dazian, Henry (1937); Dean, Miss Harriet Martine (1943); Deering, Charles (1927); Demotte, G. J. (1923); Dick, Harris Brisbane (1916); Dodson, Robert B. (1938); Doremus, Mrs. R. P. (1936); Draper, Mary Anna Palmer (1915, 23); Dreicer, Gittel (1932); Dryfuss, Ludwig (1919); Eckstein, Albert (1944); Eidlitz, Otto M. (1928-31); Eno, Amos F. (1921- 23); Fahnstock, Mabel Metcalf (1931); Fahnstock-Hubbard, Helen (1929); Faulkner, Edward Daniels (1926); Fletcher, Mrs. B. B. (1941); Fowler, Mrs. Harold (1931); Frank, Samuel (1937); Frelinghuysen, Charlotte Louise (undated); Friedlander, Mrs. Ida C. (1944); Gardiner, David (1929); Garlingon, L. H. (1935); Gary, Emma T. (1934-38); Gaunt, Fannie Randolph (1931); Gibran, Kahlil (1932); Gilchrist, William A. (1930); Gill, Harry M. (1939); Gillender, Miss Jesse (1917); Gillespie, Lillian Stokes (1915); Gordon, Grace Lyde (1918); Gould, Helen (1936); Green, Miss Geogiana (1937); Grinnell, William Milne (1922); Guggenheim, Carrie (Mrs. Isaac) (1933); Guggenheim, Mrs. Seymour (1935-37); Guggenheim, Mrs. Simon (1929) 100 3 (H) Hadden, Valerie (1932-34); Hall, Martha M. (1934); Harkness, Mrs. Anna M. (1922, 26-29, 31, 40, 44); Harrington Harriman, Mary E. (1926-32); Hastings, Thomas (1926); Hearn, James A. (Fund) (1927); Heidelbach, Julie (1936); Herriman, William H. (1921); Hicks, John M. (1944); Hill, James N. (1932); Hoffstra, Mrs. K. M. (1933); Hoge, J. (1912, 17-18); Homans, Mrs. M. A. (1928); Hopkins, Mrs. Mary (1941); Howe, Mrs. Antonia Funt (1936); Howland, William Wallace (1930); Hoyt, Miss Virginia Scott (1939); Hubbard, John (1933); Hudson, Phineas (1925); Huntington, Archer (1922, 24-26); Huntington, Collis P. (1925); Huntley, F. P. (1932, 34); Hupfel, John C. G. (1932); Hurlbut, M. C. (1934) 100 4 (H) Havemeyer, Louisine M. (1929-30)
Bequests and Gifts (I-M) Box 101
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
101 1 (I-L) Isham, Flora M. (1932); Jackson, Fannie A. (1928); Jaffrey, Robert (1926, 29); James, Arthur Curtis (1941); Jenkins, Alfred W. (1932, 34); Johnston, J. Herbert (1931, 33-34); Jones, Emma L. (1928); Jones, Dr. Robert Mortimor (1934); Julliard, Mrs. Augustus (Helen Cossitt) (1920); Julian, Mrs. Alys Bennett (1932); Kammerer, Ida (1933-34); Kane, Annie C. (1928); Keiling, Frank (undated); Kennedy, Edward G. (1929, 32-33); Kingsland, Mrs. Mary J. (1919, 21, 23); Kiss, Emil (1930); Kolba, John R. (1920); Kranich, Mrs. Olga (1934); Kress, Samuel H. (1929); Kreter, William (1929); Landauer, Mrs. (1931); Latting, Helen L. (1936); Lavanburg, Fred L. (1927-28); Lawlor, Miss Lilly (1936); Lawrence, Mrs. Virginia (1938); Lee, Samuel D. (1929); Long, Dr. Louis (1925); Low, Seth (1929); Lydig, Col. Philip M. (1929-30); Lithgoe, Mrs. Albert M. (1931) 101 2 (M) MacDowell, William Gardiner (1926); Mackay, Clarence H. (1922, 31, 39); Macy, Mr. and Mrs. Carleton (1930, 31, 35); Mansfield, Howard (1937); Masson, Harold W. (1942); Mayer, Harry (1926, 28); McDonald, G. M. (1943); McGuire, James Clark (1930); Meinhard, Morton H. (1931); Mills, J. C. (1940, 42); Mills, Ogden (1925, 29-30, 32, 38, 41); Milne, Junior, Caleb J. (1943); Mitchell, Albert M. P. (1922-23); Mohrmann, William (1931, 33); Moore, Edward C. (1922-24); Morgan, Henry S. (1941); Morgan, J. Pierpont (1924, 27); Morgan, Junius Spencer (1930); Morgan, W. H. (1934); Morganthau, Henry (1933); Morosini, Giulia P. (1932, 33, 35-39); Mower, Sara E. (1918); Muhsam, Jacques (1928); Mumford, Mrs. Gertrude (1942); Munn, Charles Allen (1925); Murphy, Edward W. (1943); Murphy, Patrick F. (1931) 101 3 (M) Munsey, Frank A. (1925-26) 101 4 (M) Munsey, Frank A. (1927-36) Munsey Park (Long Island, New York) 1938-42, 44, 50
Bequests and Gifts (N-Z) Box 102
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
102 1 (N-P) Neilson, Mrs. Francis (1936); Newman, Rose C. (1933); Niernsee, Mrs. Jennifer (1941); Nolan, Blanche M. (1928); Norton, Margaret Palmer (1934); Nuremberg, Model of (1929); Obrig, Mrs. Clara Beales (1930); Orvis, Edwin Waitsill (1941); Osgood, Elizabeth A. (1922); Palmer, George S. (1934); Parmelee, Mrs. Alice Maury (1940); Parsons, Mrs. John E. (1922); Paul, William C. (1929-30, 32); Pell, Rev. Alfred Duane (1924, 29); Peyton, Mrs. Anne Dupont (1944); Platzek, Judge M. Warley (1932); Popper, Baron von (1933); Post, Mrs. Emilie Thorne (1930); Pratt, Frederic B. (1936); Pratt, George D. (1929, 32, 34, 40); Provost, Edith (1924); Pryor, Mrs. Edith (1935); Pulitzer, Ralph (1939); Punnett, Alfred N. (1924) 102 2 (R) Randolph, William Fitz (1932, 33); Reisinger, Hugo (1914); Reubell Jean J. (1933, 34); Reynolds, Marcus T. (1937); Richards, Charles R. (1936); Riker, Mrs. J. J. (1932); Rockefeller, Jr. John D. (1924,25,28, 30, 32, 33, 37, 39); Rogers, Mrs. Grace Rainey (1943); Rogers, Jacob (1930, 31); Roosevelt, Mrs. Theodore (1922); Rowland, William (1930); Ruppert, Col. Jacob (1939, 40, 42); Russell, Miss Ella (1932, 33) 102 3 (S) Sage, Mrs. (Russell) Margaret Olivia (1918-20, 24); Sargent, Miss Emily (undated); Saunders, Murray (1930); Schall, Frederick (1925); Schiff, Jacob H. (1920, 30, 31); Schiff, Mortimer L. (1931); Schleussner, Philip O. (1931); Seligmann, Germain (1929); Seligman, Jacques (1920); Sellew, Mrs. Caroline (1927); Shattuck, Mary Strong (1936); Shaw, Mrs. Julia (1930, 31); Sloan, William (1922, 24); Sloane, Henry T. (1937); Smith, Josephine C. (1941); Smith, Julia (1936, 37); Stackpole, Mrs. Sara Hall (1940); Stetson, Francis Lynde (1920, 22-23); Stewart, William Rhinelander (1929, 31); Steiglitz, Alfred (1933); Stokes, Mrs. Edith Minturn (1937); Stone, George C. (1935); Straus, Herbert N. (1926, 28, 33); Straus, Jesse I. (1936); Sussmann, Julius H. (1937, 39); Swope, H. Vance (1926); Swope, Horace M. (1939) 102 4 (T-Z) Tanenbaum, Moses (1937); Taylor, H. O. (1939); Thalmann, Anna (1935); Thompson, Mary Clark (1924, 25); Thorne, Joel Wolfe (1924); Towne, Henry Robinson (1941, 42); Tremaine, Mrs. Ada Byron Bampton (1928); United Piece Dye Works (1936); Vanalstyne, Carrie (1927); Vanderbilt, Mrs. Cornelius (1926); Vanderbilt, W. K. (1930); Van Rennsselaer, Mrs. Mariana (1934); Vogelstein, Ludwig (1935); Wainwright, William P. (1925); Walters, Henry (1919); Warburg, Felix M. (1937, 42); Ward, William (1933); Warren, Edward Perry (1929); Warren, Henriette Hoyt (undocumented); Watson, Susan (1937- 38); Webb, Mrs. J. Watson (1930); Webb, Samuel B. (1936); Weldon, Marie L. (1932); Wells, Caroline Thorne (1939); Whitney, Caspar (1929); Whitney, Gertrude Vanderbilt (1943-44); Whitney, Payne (1928); Whitney, William Belcher (1936); Whitney Mansion Furnishings Auction (1942); Whittelsey, Mrs. Harriet Silliman Andrews (1941); Whickham, Louise Floyd (1928, 34); Willis, John Davenport (1929); Wilson, R. Thornton (1943); Winburn, Jesse (1929); Wood, June Dysart Lester (1936); Worgelt, Mrs. Ethel Weil (1940); Zabriskie, Christian (1937); Zemler, Charles de (1941) 102 5 General gifts and bequests 1925, 29, 30, 45, undated
Blind (Art for the) - Broadcasts - Budgets - Buildings Box 103
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
103 1 Blind, Art for the 1941 103 2 Broadcasts 1940-43 103 3 Budget 1942, 44 103 4 Buildings 1917, 20-22, 24, 26- 38, 40, 43, 44 (undated) 103 5 Buildings: New South Wing (Wing K) 1917, 22, 23, 26
Calendars of Events – Christmas Cards Box 104
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
104 1 Calendars of Events: Ephemera, Posted 1940, 41 Bulletins 104 2 Calendars of Events: Brochures 1941-49 104 3 Calendars of Events: Brochures 1950-59 104 4 Christmas Cards 1944, 48, 51, 53-56, 58, 59, 64
Collections (A-C) Box 105
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
105 1 Altman, Benjamin 1913, 14, 18, 22, 39, 30, 32, 33, 35-37, (undated) 105 2 Bache, Julius S. 1938, 43, 44 105 3 Baillie, William E. 1920, 28 105 3 Ballard, James Franklin 1921, 22, 27-32, 38 105 4 Bishop, Heber Reginald 1925, 28-30, 32, 37 105 5 Carnarvon, Earl of 1927 105 6 Cesnola, General Luigi di Parma (these 1879-81, 89, 1942 articles are extremely fragile and have not been photocopied) 105 7 Chew, Beverly 1924
Collections (D-G) Box 106
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
106 1 Davis, Theodore M. 1915, 24, 26, 27, 30, 31 106 2 de Dino, Duke (Charles Maurice Camille 1904, 17, 22 de Tallyrand-Perregord) (these articles are extremely fragile and most have not been photocopied) 106 3 Dick, Harris B. (undocumented) 106 4 Dreicer, Michael 1921-23, 26 106 5 Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac D. 1917, 18 106 6 Friedsam, Col. Michael 1931-33 106 7 Goda Family 1917 106 7 Grinnell, William Milne 1920 106 7 Guggenheim, Isaac 1922 106 7 Guggenheim, William 1941
Collections (H-W) Box 107
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
107 1 Havemeyer, Mrs. Henry O. (Louisine) 1930, 31 107 1 Havemeyer, Theodore A. 1936 107 1 Havemeyer, III, Theodore A. 1941 107 2 Hearn, George A. 1906 (written pamphlet describing gift), 1927, 29, 32, 40 107 3 Huntington, Collis P. 1925, 26 107 4 Jessup, Mrs. Morris K. 1915 107 4 Johnston, Mrs. Mary T. Mandeville 1914 107 4 Kane, Annie C. 1926, 27 107 4 Le Brun, Pierre 1922 107 4 Lefferts, Marshall C. 1929 107 4 Lunning, Frederik 1942 107 5 Macy, V. Everit 1927, 32 107 5 Marquand, Henry G. (pamphlet including 1897, 1920 inaugural address of Museum) 107 5 Moore, Mr. And Mrs. William A. 1923 107 6 Morgan, J. Pierpont 1907, 12, 16-19, 22, 24, 25, 27, 35-37, 43 107 7 Morgan, Junius S. 1920 107 7 Muehsam 1927-29 107 7 Munn, Charles Allen 1924 107 7 Pratt, George D. 1926 107 8 Renbell, Jean Jacques 1926 107 8 Riggs, William Henry 1911, 15, 24, 25 107 9 Schott, Charles M. 1919 107 9 Smith, Mrs. J. Vanderwater 1921 107 9 Stillman, James 1921 107 9 Thompson, Mrs. Mary Clark 1923-26 107 10 Vanderbilt, William K. 1920, 23 107 10 Warren, John Hobart 1923 107 10 Whittelsey, Elisha (Fund) 1927
Collections: Morgan, J. Pierpont Box 107B
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
107B 1 Collections: Morgan, J. Pierpont 1908-10 107B 2 Collections: Morgan, J. Pierpont (death) 1912, 13, n. d. 107B 3 Collections: Morgan, J. Pierpont (plans 1914, 15, n. d. for memorial tablet, MMA) 107B 4 Collections: Morgan, J. Pierpont 1916-19
Collections: Morgan, J. Pierpont Box 107C
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
107C 1 Collections: Morgan, J. Pierpont 1924, 26, 27, 29 107C 2 Collections: Morgan, J. Pierpont 1931-33 107C 3 Collections: Morgan, J. Pierpont (selling 1934, 35 of art collection) 107C 4 Collections: Morgan, J. Pierpont 1936, 37, 39 107C 5 Collections: Morgan, J. Pierpont 1943, 44, 56, 79, 87, n. d.
Concerts, Conservation, Copyists, Costume Institute Box 108
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
108 1 Concerts (David Mannis is honored, 1936-45, 47 1937) 108 2 Conservation 1922, 25, 27 108 3 Copyists 1929, 33-35, 38 108 4 Costume Institute 1929, 32-34, 38, 41, 42 108 5 Costume Institute 1944-52, 54-58
Criticism and Comments - Diamond Jubilee – Egyptian Art Box 109
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
109 1 Criticism and Comments 1921-23, 25-36, 38, 39 109 2 Diamond Jubilee 1945-47 109 3 Egyptian Art 1914, 16, 17, 19-22, 24-26, 28 109 4 Egyptian Art 1930-35 109 5 Egyptian Art 1936-41, 44
Egyptian Art: Expeditions and Excavations Box 110
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
110 1 Egyptian Art Expeditions and Excavations 1913, 15-17, 19, 21 110 2 Egyptian Art Expeditions and Excavations 1924, 26-28 110 3 Egyptian Art Expeditions and Excavations 1929 110 4 Egyptian Art Expeditions and Excavations 1930-34 110 5 Egyptian Art Expeditions and Excavations (undocumented)
Egyptian Art: Expeditions and Excavations (Tutankhaman) - Persian Box 111
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
111 1 Egyptian Expeditions and Excavations 1922, 23 (Tutankhamun) 111 2 Egyptian Expeditions and Excavations 1924-27, 29, 31, 39, (Tutankhamun) 40, (undocumented) 111 3 Egyptian Expeditions and Excavations 1923-24 (Tutankhamun) Illustrated London Times 111 4 Expeditions and Excavations (Persia) 1931-34, 36, 40
European Sculpture and Decorative Arts Box 112
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
112 1 Book of Musical Instruments 1937 112 1 Clocks 1939, 41 112 1 Cup, Rospigliosi 1936 112 1 Cup, Augsburg 1937 112 1 Doll, Pantalette 1931 112 2 Ceramics and Glass 1913, 16, 17, 21, 23, 25-29, 32, 33, 35, 36, 41, 44 112 3 Furniture and Wood Carving Decorations 1906, 14-17, 19, 21, 23-27, 29, 30, 32, 33, 37, 40 112 4 Intarsia (Gubbio) Room 1941 112 5 Fans 1933, 34 112 5 Jewelry 1929 112 5 Laces 1914, 17, 19, 21, 22, 33 112 5 Malachite Vase 1944 112 5 Medals [1910] 112 5 Revolver 1937 112 6 Sculpture 1911, 13, 14, 17, 18, 21, 23-29, 33, 34, 36- 40, (undated) 112 7 Silver 1917, 23,25, 28, 29, 34 112 7 Stained Glass (undocumented) 112 8 Tapestries: Beauvais 1931, 32 112 8 Tapestries: Tournai - Life of Hercules, 1933-36 Gobelins 112 8 Tapestries: William and Mary, Spanish 1936 Cape 112 8 Tapestries: Mortlake 1937 112 8 Tapestries: Gobelins 1944 112 9 Wood-carved Staircase (Gibbons) 1935
Fingerprinting - Forgeries - Greek and Roman Box 113
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
113 1 Fingerprinting 1936 113 2 Forgeries: Gothic Statuary 1923 113 3 Forgeries: Alceo Dossena 1928 113 4 Greek and Roman Art 1880, 91, 1907, 08, 10, 11, 13-17, 19, (undocumented) 113 5 Greek and Roman Art 1920-30 113 6 Greek and Roman Art 1930-40, 42,44 113 7 Greek and Roman Art: Casts 1922, 26-28, 32, 37, 41 113 8 Greek and Roman Art: Etruscan Art 1931-34, 37, 38
Industrial Relations, Department of - Information Desk (Ephemera, Sales Pamphlets) Box 114
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
114 1 Department of Industrial Relations 1913, 15-25, 27-29, (undated) 114 2 Department of Industrial Relations 1930-40 114 3 Information Desk (Sales, Gifts) 1927, 29, 32-36, 43, 44 114 4 Information Desk (Ephemera: pamphlets, 1916, 21, 22, 24-30, reproductions, gifts, items for sale) 33
Islamic Art (Near Eastern Art) - Junior Museum - Lectures Box 115
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
115 1 Islamic Art (Near Eastern Art) 1916, ¸20, 21, 23, 25- 26, 28-39 115 2 Junior Museum 1941-44, 46 115 2 Junior Museum: pamphlets 1942, 43 115 3 Lectures (courses, gallery talks) 1940-42
Lectures, Gallery Talks, Courses: Weekly Calendars Box 116
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116 n/a Weekly Calendars 1925-39
Press Clippings: Loans Box 117
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117 1 Loans 1915, 22-29 117 2 Loans 1930-34 117 3 Loans 1935-39 117 4 Loans 1940-42, 46
Press Clippings: Medieval Art 1913-34 Box 118
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118 1 Medieval Art: George Grey Barnard’s 1913-18 Cloisters 118 2 Medieval Art: Rockefeller Gift, Barnard’s 1922, 24, 25 Cloisters 118 3 Medieval Art: MMA acquires Cloisters 1926-29 118 4 Medieval Art: Rockefeller Gift, Cloisters 1930 118 5 Medieval Art: The Cloisters 1931-34
Press Clippings: Medieval Art 1935-39 Box 119
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119 1 Medieval Art: Rockefeller Gift – The 1935 Cloisters 119 2 Medieval Art: The Cloisters 1936, 37 119 3 Medieval Art: The Cloisters – Opening 1938 119 4 Medieval Art 1939
Press Clippings: Medieval Art 1940-49 Box 120
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120 1 Medieval Art 1940 120 2 Medieval Art 1941 120 3 Medieval Art 1942-44 120 4 Medieval Art 1945-49
Press Clippings: Medieval Art 1950-59 Ephemera Box 121
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121 1 Medieval Art: The Cloisters 1950-53 121 2 Medieval Art: The Cloisters 1954-56 121 3 Medieval Art: The Cloisters 1957-59 121 4 Medieval Art: Ephemera, Programs 1945-47, 49-52, 54, 56, 57
News Releases Box 122
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122 N/A These are original press releases for various 1944-46, 50, 53- exhibits held at 62 The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Paintings 1908-32 Box 123
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123 1 Paintings 1908, 12, 13, 16, 18, 19 123 2 Paintings 1920-25 123 2 Ceiling Panels by Pinturicchio, Controversy 1921 123 2 Pieter Brueghel the Elder, “The Harvesters” 1921 123 2 Andrea del Santo, “The Holy Family” 1922 123 2 Michaelangelo Drawings and Studies 1925 123 3 Paintings 1926-28 123 3 Francois Boucher, “Birth and Triumph of 1929 Venus” 123 4 Paintings 1929-31 123 5 Paintings 1932 123 6 Paintings: Leutze-Washington Crossing the 1932 Delaware
Paintings 1933-39 Box 124
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124 1 Paintings 1933, 34 124 1 MMA Purchases Two Hubert van Eyk 1933 Paintings from Russia 124 2 Paintings 1935,36 124 2 MMA Purchases Miniatures, Paintings from 1935 J. P. Morgan Collection 124 2 Titian’s “Venus and the Lute Player is 1936 Purchased by MMA” 124 2 Fra Carmelo of Urbino, “The Birth of the 1936 Virgin” 124 2 Tryptich by Joachim Patinir 1936 124 3 Paintings 1937,38 124 4 Paintings 1939 124 4 Walt Disney watercolor of “Snow White” 1939
Paintings 1940-57 Box 125
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125 1 Paintings 1940, 41 125 2 Paintings 1942-44 125 3 Paintings 1945-49 125 4 Paintings 1950-57
Prints and Photographs; Printing; Receptions; Restaurant; Sales (Auctions) Box 126
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126 1 Prints and Photographs (Undoc.), 1917, 19- 29 126 2 Prints and Photographs 1930-34, 36, 37, 39-42 (Undoc.) 126 3 Printing 1922, 27 126 4 Receptions 1891, 1916, 22, 25, 26 126 5 Restaurant 1918, 20, 41, (Undoc.) 126 6 Sales (Auctions) of MMA holdings 1918, 22, 25-29
Schedules of Events 1954-62 Box 127
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127 N/A This box contains printed schedules of events 1954-62 held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
The following clippings and materials were found under the heading “Staff and Trustees” in chronological order. That order has been maintained.
Press Clippings: Guards (shooting contests); Staff and Trustees 1881, 1913, 14, 16, 19- 33 Box 128
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128 1 Staff: Guards and Pistol Shooting 1929, 31-36 Competitions 128 2 Staff and Trustees 1881, 1913, 14, 16, 19, (undoc.) 128 3 Staff and Trustees 1920-25 128 4 Staff and Trustees 1926-29 128 5 Staff and Trustees 1930, 31 128 6 Staff and Trustees 1932, 33
Press Clippings: Staff and Trustees 1934-43 Box 129
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129 1 Staff and Trustees 1934,35 129 2 Staff and Trustees 1936,37 129 3 Staff and Trustees 1938, 39 129 4 Staff and Trustees 1940, 41 129 5 Staff and Trustees 1942, 43
Press Clippings: Staff and Trustees 1944-53 Box 130
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130 1 Staff and Trustees 1944, 45 130 2 Staff and Trustees 1946, 47 130 3 Staff and Trustees 1948, 49 130 4 Staff and Trustees 1950-53
Press Clippings: Staff and Trustees 1954-61 (undocumented) Box 131
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131 1 Staff and Trustees 1954-56 131 2 Staff and Trustees 1957-61 131 3 Staff and Trustees (undocumented)
The following clippings and materials were found under the heading “Staff and Trustees” in alphabetical order. That order has been maintained.
Press Clippings: Staff and Trustees A-B (Bach) Box 132
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132 1 Abbott, Edith R. 1922, 23, 25-37, 40, 42 132 2 Adams, Edward Dean 1919, 25, 26, 28, 29, 31, 32 132 3 Avery, C. Louise 1922, 27, 30-35 132 4 Bach, Richard F. 1918, 19, 20-25, 29 (undoc.) 132 5 Bach, Richard F. 1932-35
Press Clippings: Staff and Trustees B (Bach)-Burroughs Box 133
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133 1 Bach, Richard F. 1936-44 133 2 Baker, George F. 1929-31, 34 133 3 Blumenthal, George 1933-38, 40-44 133 4 Bradish, Ethelwin 1929-33, 35-37, 39-42 133 5 Breck, Joseph 1923, 28-35 133 6 Burroughs, Bryson 1908, 11, 14, 15, 18, 19, 21, 22, 24-30, 32- 35, 41, (undoc.), ephemera and brochures
Press Clippings: Staff and Trustees C Box 134
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134 1 Chandler, Miss Anna Curtis 1921, 1923-25, 27-35, 37, 40 134 2 Clifford, William 1931, 35, 42 134 3 Coffin, William Sloan 1929, 31-34, 37, 48 134 4 Comfort, George Fisk and Dr. Anna 1931, 33-35, 40 Manning 134 5 Cornelius, Charles Over 1934 134 6 Cornell, Grace 1925-42
Press Clippings: Staff and Trustees D Box 135
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135 1 Davis, John M. 1940 135 2 Dean, Dr. Bashford 1915, 16, 18, 20, 22, 25, 27- 31, 34 (undoc.) 135 3 DeForest, Robert William 1920, 24-36, 39, 42 (undoc.) 135 4 Dimand, Maurice S. 1931-35, 37, 39, 40-42 135 5 Donnell, Edna B. 1930, 33, 36 135 6 Downs, Joseph 1934, 35, 37, 39, 41
Press Clippings: Staff and Trustees E-H Box 136
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136 1 Elliott, Huger 1925-38, 40-42 136 2 Gilbert, Cass 1934 136 3 Gould, Charles W. 1929, 31-33 136 4 Grancsay, Stephen V. 1942 136 5 Grier, Elizabeth 1934 136 6 Halsey, R. T. Haines 1925-30, 32-39, 42 136 7 Hoopes, Isabel Lang 1921, 31
Press Clippings: Staff and Trustees I-L Box 137
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137 1 Ivins, Jr. William M. 1910, 17, 20, 22-38, 40, 61-63 (undoc.) 137 2 Jayne, Horace 1942, 44, 49 137 3 Kang, Younghill 1937-40 137 4 Kent, Henry W. 1920, 22, 24-42 (undoc.), ephemera 137 5 Lansing, Ambrose 1929, 31, 32, 36, 37, 39 137 6 Low, Theodore L. 1942 137 7 Lithgoe, Albert N. 1934
Press Clippings: Staff and Trustees M-R (Richardson) Box 138
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138 1 Mayor, Alpheus Hayatt 1942 138 2 Morgan, J. P. 1943, 44, 47 138 3 Osborn, Lucretia 1941 138 4 Osborne, William Church 1939-44 138 5 Phillips, John 1929, 31-35, 37 138 6 Pratt, George Dupont 1933-35 138 7 Priest, Alan !943 138 8 Ralston, Ruth 1929, 32 138 9 Rice, Mathilde 1929 138 10 Richardson, Leslie 1937
Press Clippings: Staff and Trustees R (Richter)-S Box 139
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139 1 Richter, Dr. Gisela 1925-44, 46 139 2 Robinson, Edward 1906, 18, 22-24, 26, 28, 30-32 139 3 Rogers, Anna L. 1930 139 4 Rogers, Meyric R. 1929, 32 139 5 Root, Elihu 1925, 26, 29, 33 139 6 Rorimer, James J. 1929-34, 36, 38- 40, 42, 50, 55 139 7 Salinger, Margaretta M. 1933, 40 139 8 Simmons, Pauline 1932, 34, 35, 39 139 9 Smith, Hammond (letters regarding artist, J. 1856, 59, 60 J. Hubbard) 139 10 Smith Huldah, M. 1943
Press Clippings: Staff and Trustees T-W Box 140
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140 1 Taylor, Dr. Francis Henry 1940-49, 51, 52, 54, 55 140 2 Watson, Thomas J. 1942 140 3 Wehle, Henry 1934-37, 39-41 140 4 Williams, Caroline L. (Mrs. Grant) 1930, 32, 33, 37 140 5 Winlock, Herbert 1929-41, 48 140 6 Winternitz, Dr. Emanuel 1942
Press Clippings: Suggested Reading Lists; Symposium on Color (Inter-society Color Council); Tablets (Memorial); Tapestries; Television; Termites Box 141
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141 1 Suggested Reading Lists: Bonlin, Angela C.; 1940-44 Bradish, Ethelwyn; Brown, Blanche; Costello, Jane; Duncan, Mabel Harrison 141 2 Suggested Reading Lists: Fansler, Roberta 1940-44 M. ; Farwell, Beatrice; Hadley, Josephine; Heuser, Mary L.; Meeks, Carroll L. L. V.; Porada, Edith; Shaw, Stuart; Smith, Huldahm; Winternitz, Dr. Emanuel 141 3 Symposium on Color (Inter-society Color 1942 Council) 141 4 Tablets, Memorial (J. P. Morgan, 1919, 20, 28 Benefactors, War) 141 5 Tapestries 1942 141 6 Television 1941, 42 141 7 Termites 1935, 36 141 8 Textiles 1933-34
Press Clippings: Thefts; Visitors; War and Art; Watson, Thomas J. Library; Work Projects Administration (WPA); x-rays Box 142
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142 1 Thefts 1916, 18, 19, 26-28, 41, 44 142 2 Visitors 1941, 42 142 3 War and Art 1943, 44 142 4 Watson, Thomas J. Library 1915, 17, 19, 21,23, 26-29, 31, 32, 35-37, 40, 41, ephemera, photographs 142 5 Work Projects Administration (WPA) 1941, 42 142 6 X-rays 1926-30, 33, 42
SERIES IV
Office of Associate in Industrial Art, 1918-1929 (Boxes 143-154):
Materials found in boxes 143 through 154, were originally housed in decaying scrapbooks entitled Office of Associate in Industrial Art, dated 1918 through 1929. The materials were removed from the scrapbooks and cleaned. The empty scrapbooks were discarded and their original bookplates have been retained and included within this collection. The materials were found in chronological order. That order has been maintained.
Boxes 143 to 154 include information relating to Exhibitions of American Industrial Art, from 1917 to 1929; articles and information concerning decorative arts (furniture, textiles, rugs, sculpture, and jewelry); numerous pamphlets and magazine articles related to the decorative and industrial arts, manufacturers, sales and the Museum’s role in promoting this field.
Folder descriptions for boxes 143 through 154 while extensive, do not include descriptions of every article within that folder. It is suggested that the researcher read through the entire folder for further relevant information. Additional information relating to the Exhibitions of American Industrial Art can also be found under that heading within the MMA Historical Clippings and Ephemeral Files.
Office of Associate in Industrial Art 1918 (August – December) Box 143
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143 1 MMA Library Bookplate from Original 1918 Scrapbook 143 1 “Mobilizing the Art Industries” Richard F. Aug.-Oct. 1918 Bach 143 1 “A Suggestion for Preparing the Public to Aug.-Oct. 1918 Like Art” 143 1 “Art of the Renaissance” (the opening of the Aug.-Oct. 1918 J. Pierpont Morgan Wing) Joseph Breck 143 1 Eakins, Thomas “The Chess Players” Aug.-Oct. 1918 143 1 The Fletcher Collection: Landscapes Aug.-Oct. 1918 143 1 The Fletcher Collection: Portraits Aug.-Oct. 1918 143 1 Illustrated Books of the Early Sixteenth- Aug.-Oct. 1918 Century 143 1 “Ornament and the Sources of Design in the Aug.-Oct. 1918 Decorative Arts” 143 1 Textile Collection at MMA; machine-made Aug.-Oct. 1918 fabrics as artistic objects 143 1 Why Machine-made Fabrics Can and Should Aug.-Oct. 1918 be Artistic 143 1 Richard F. Bach appointed Head of Industrial Aug.-Oct. 1918 Art Department, MMA 143 1 Armor; armorer at the Metropolitan Museum Aug.-Oct. 1918 143 1 Upholstery and drapery trimmings Aug.-Oct. 1918 143 1 Eighteenth-century American and English Aug.-Oct. 1918 furniture 143 2 “Museums and Education” Richard F. Bach Nov.-Dec. 1918 143 2 To Establish an American Industrial Nov.-Dec. 1918 Standard 143 2 Development of Industrial Art at MMA Nov.-Dec. 1918 143 2 Armor Nov.-Dec. 1918 143 2 The Metropolitan Museum Restaurant Nov.-Dec. 1918 redecorated 143 2 Upholstery and drapery; trimmings Nov.-Dec. 1918 143 2 Prints for sale at The Metropolitan Museum Nov.-Dec. 1918 143 2 Late French Renaissance furniture Nov.-Dec. 1918 143 2 Palmer Collection of Eighteenth-Century Nov.-Dec. 1918 American Furniture 143 2 American silver Nov.-Dec. 1918 143 2 Silver at MMA Nov.-Dec. 1918 143 2 Etruscan jewelry Nov.-Dec. 1918 143 2 MMA and furniture design Nov.-Dec. 1918 143 2 Plans for Third Annual Exhibition of Nov.-Dec. 1918 American Industrial Art 143 2 “Wanted: Schools for Craftsman and Nov.-Dec. 1918 Designers in Our Industries” Richard F. Bach 143 2 Patriotic designs by Paris school children Nov.-Dec. 1918 143 2 French wallpaper decorations Nov.-Dec. 1918 143 2 Works of American sculptors at MMA Nov.-Dec. 1918
Office of Associate in Industrial Art 1919 Box 144
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144 1 MMA Library Bookplate from Original 1919 Scrapbook 144 1 “The Museum as a Laboratory” Richard F. Jan.-March Bach 1919 144 1 Development of Industrial Art in museums Jan.-March 1919 144 1 “The Metropolitan Museum and American Jan.-March Industrial Art” 1919 144 1 Third Annual of American Industrial Art Jan.-March 1919 144 1 “For Improvement in Design” Richard F. Jan.-March Bach 1919 144 1 “Museums and Education” Richard F. Bach Jan.-March 1919 144 1 “American Industrial Art in the Schools” Jan.-March Richard F. Bach 1919 144 1 Ancient Greek Textile Art Immortalized in Jan.-March Ceramics 1919 144 1 Byzantine enamels Jan.-March 1919 144 1 The redecorated restaurant at MMA Jan.-March 1919 144 1 Palmer Collection of Eighteenth-century Jan.-March American Furniture 1919 144 1 William Savory, American Colonial Jan.-March Cabinetmaker 1919 144 1 Wentworth-Gardener Colonial Home and Jan.-March Furnishings 1919 144 1 Exhibition of Botany as Applied to Art Jan.-March 1919 144 1 Exhibition of Japanese Insignia of Various Jan.-March Orders 1919 144 1 Costume Designs and Illustrations-Ethel Jan.-March Traphegan 1919 144 1 Ancient Greek Silver Jan.-March 1919 144 1 Silver at MMA Jan.-March 1919 144 1 Goldsmithing of Benvenuto Cellini at MMA Jan.-March 1919 144 2 “Higher Standards: The Need of American April-June 1919 Crafts” Richard F. Bach 144 2 “Home Furnishing Production” Richard F. April-June 1919 Bach 144 2 Need for schools of design and training for April-June 1919 designers 144 2 “Industrial Art and the Schools” Richard F. April-June 1919 Bach 144 2 “The Metropolitan Museum and American April-June 1919 Industrial Art” Richard F. Bach 144 2 Exhibition of plant forms in decorative art April-June 1919 144 2 American colonial furniture April-June 1919 144 2 Ancient objects from MMA collections April-June 1919 inspire fashion design 144 2 Exhibition of ornament in prints and April-June 1919 drawings 144 2 French cylinder desk; Louis XV furniture April-June 1919 144 2 Rugs at MMA April-June 1919 144 2 Lace patterns of the 16thcentury April-June 1919 144 2 Exhibition of 17th-18th century design books April-June 1919 144 2 Grand Rapids Furniture Designers’ April-June 1919 Association Exhibition 144 2 Silver objects of plate and antique Irish April-June 1919 brooches 144 2 Lending collections and education at MMA April-June 1919 144 3 “Design in Industrial Art” Richard F. Bach July-Sept. 1919 144 3 “American Industrial Art in the Schools” July-Sept. 1919 Richard F. Bach 144 3 Museums and education in industrial design July-Sept. 1919 144 3 “MMA and American Industrial Art, An July-Sept. 1919 Emergency Met by Action” Richard F. Bach 144 3 “The New York Metropolitan Museum of July-Sept. 1919 Art” Richard F. Bach 144 3 “One of the After War Problems” Richard F. July-Sept. 1919 Bach 144 3 Home furnishings and industrial art July-Sept. 1919 144 3 Education of the designer July-Sept. 1919 144 3 Exhibition of ornament July-Sept. 1919 144 3 Exhibition of laces and tapestries July-Sept. 1919 144 3 Influence of 18th century French design July-Sept. 1919 144 3 Ceramic art treasures July-Sept. 1919 144 3 MMA acquisition of Degas portrait studies July-Sept. 1919 144 3 Exhibition of Bristol House, New Haven, July-Sept. 1919 Connecticut 144 3 Oriental rugs-American collectors July-Sept. 1919 144 3 “Textiles in Dress Through the Centuries” July-Sept. 1919 Janet Duer 144 3 American silver at MMA July-Sept. 1919 144 3 Ancient armor in modern warfare-Riggs July-Sept. 1919 Collection 144 3 Millefiori or mosaic glass at MMA July-Sept. 1919 144 3 Seventeenth-century Italian musical July-Sept. 1919 instruments 144 3 American tapestries July-Sept. 1919 144 3 17th-18th century oriental jeweled ornaments July-Sept. 1919 144 3 18th century American furniture- Palmer July-Sept. 1919 Collection 144 4 “The Art Museum and Modern Manufacture” October-Dec. F. W. Budd 1919 144 4 “Design in Industrial Art-Where Do the October-Dec. Museums Stand?” Richard F. Bach 1919 144 4 “Practical Service of the Met Museum of October-Dec. Art” 1919 144 4 Lectures, extension of programs, services at October-Dec. MMA 1919 144 4 Costumes and armor from museums inspire October-Dec. fashion 1919 144 4 Exhibition of Modern French Art October-Dec. 1919 144 4 Exhibition of Egyptian Jewelry October-Dec. 1919 144 4 Textile collection at MMA October-Dec. 1919 144 4 Book of old lace October-Dec. 1919 144 4 Costume dolls October-Dec. 1919 144 4 Greek cooking utensils as art October-Dec. 1919 144 4 Ming porcelain at MMA October-Dec. 1919 144 4 16th century armor for man and horse October-Dec. 1919 144 4 Acquisitions of furniture and sculpture October-Dec. 1919 144 4 Keramic Studio Journals (Jan.-July, Nov.) October-Dec. 1919
Office of Associate in Industrial Art 1920 Box 145
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145 1 MMA Library Bookplate from Original 1920 Scrapbook 145 1 “Industrial Art A Part of America’s Jan.-March Reconstruction Job” Richard F. Bach 1920 145 1 “Higher Standards, The Need of American Jan.-March Crafts” Richard F. Bach 1920 145 1 “Museums and Education” Richard F. Bach Jan.-March 1920 145 1 “Schools, Colleges and the Industrial Arts” Jan.-March Richard F. Bach 1920 145 1 Lectures, conferences and programs at MMA Jan.-March 1920 145 1 Millefiori or mosaic glass Jan.-March 1920 145 1 Pottery and design Jan.-March 1920 145 1 Egyptian toys Jan.-March 1920 145 1 Egyptian jewelry-treasures of Lahun Jan.-March 1920 145 1 Acquisitions of MMA Jan.-March 1920 145 1 Exhibition of French Art Jan.-March 1920 145 1 Acquisition and Exhibition of Albrecht Dürer Jan.-March Engravings and Woodcuts-The Junius Spencer 1920 Morgan Collection 145 1 Fourth Annual Exhibition of American Jan.-March Industrial Art 1920 145 1 Textile Room at MMA Jan.-March 1920 145 1 Costume design and its inspirations Jan.-March 1920 145 1 American collector of oriental rugs- Jan.-March Benjamin Altman 1920 145 1 The Juilliard Tapestries Jan.-March 1920 145 1 Tapestries and decoration Jan.-March 1920 145 1 18th century American furniture-Palmer Jan.-March Collection 1920 145 1 Chair design Jan.-March 1920 145 1 16th century Italian chests Jan.-March 1920 145 1 Elegance of French furniture Jan.-March 1920 145 1 Floral designs in jade Jan.-March 1920 145 1 French Bijouteries de Fantaisie Jan.-March 1920 145 1 Chinese and Japanese brocades Jan.-March 1920 145 1 Reprints of masterpieces on sale at MMA Jan.-March 1920 145 2 “Museum and Playthings” Richard F. Bach April-May 1920 145 2 “Mining a Museum’s Golconda of April-May 1920 Merchandising Ideas” John Forrest 145 2 “Our Need of Industrial Art Education” April-May 1920 145 2 “Museums and the Industrial World” Richard April-May 1920 F. Bach 145 2 The profession and business of decorating April-May 1920 145 2 Lectures, conferences and programs at MMA April-May 1920 145 2 Fourth Annual Exhibition of American April-May 1920 Industrial Art 145 2 Fiftieth Anniversary of MMA April-May 1920 145 2 Chinese portraits and costume ideas April-May 1920 145 2 Chinese and Japanese brocades April-May 1920 145 2 Embroidery and lace April-May 1920 145 2 15th, 16th and 17th century cutlery April-May 1920 145 2 Woodcuts at MMA April-May 1920 145 2 Work on ancient goldsmiths April-May 1920 145 2 Décor of the Office of Wells Bosworth, April-May 1920 Architect 145 3 “On the Subject of Good Taste” June-Aug. 1920 145 3 “Museums and the Industrial World” Richard June-Aug. 1920 F. Bach 145 3 Industrial art as inspiration for design and June-Aug. 1920 retailers 145 3 Eleventh Annual Convention of the June-Aug. 1920 American Federation of Arts at MMA 145 3 Fiftieth Anniversary at MMA June-Aug. 1920 145 3 History of The Metropolitan Museum of Art June-Aug. 1920 of New York City, Winifred E. Howe 145 3 Museums inspire fashion design June-Aug. 1920 145 3 Antique lace June-Aug. 1920 145 3 Design inspiration from batik June-Aug. 1920 145 3 Ornament in Prints Department June-Aug. 1920 145 3 Egyptian jewelry June-Aug. 1920 145 3 Persian tiles for decorative mantels June-Aug. 1920 145 3 Wall decorations June-Aug. 1920 145 3 O’Connor, Andrew. “Sculpture of Abraham June-Aug. 1920 Lincoln” 145 3 Helmets and body armor in modern warfare June-Aug. 1920 145 3 Ancient medals and coins June-Aug. 1920 145 4 “A Lesson from the Chemist” Richard F. Sept.-Oct. 1920 Bach 145 4 Fiftieth Anniversary of MMA Sept.-Oct. 1920 145 4 Fashion design and textiles Sept.-Oct. 1920 145 4 The Treasure of Lahun Sept.-Oct. 1920 145 4 Syrian and Thibetan jewelry Sept.-Oct. 1920 145 4 “Museum Work” Richard F. Bach Sept.-Oct. 1920 145 4 Pre-Gothic ivories-J. P. Morgan Collection Sept.-Oct. 1920 145 4 Lustre pottery Sept.-Oct. 1920 145 4 Inspiration from Gothic tapestries Sept.-Oct. 1920 145 4 Beds on display at MMA Sept.-Oct. 1920 145 4 Chinese rubbings and design Sept.-Oct. 1920 145 5 “Design in the Industrial Arts: Where Do the Nov.-Dec. 1920 Museums Stand” Richard F. Bach 145 5 “The New Museum-Its Relation to Our Nov.-Dec. 1920 Industrial Art Problem” W. Frank Purdy 145 5 Discussion of art in schools at the Nov.-Dec. 1920 Educational Congress, Albany, N. Y. 145 5 “Children’s Work at MMA” Anna C. Nov.-Dec. 1920 Chandler 145 5 Golden Jubilee of MMA Nov.-Dec. 1920 145 5 Bush Terminal Sales Building, Commerce Nov.-Dec. 1920 and MMA 145 5 Lectures, concerts, programs at MMA Nov.-Dec. 1920 145 5 Acquisitions and bequests at MMA Nov.-Dec. 1920 145 5 Fifth Annual Exhibition of American Nov.-Dec. 1920 Industrial Art 145 5 Ornamental jewelry design at MMA Nov.-Dec. 1920 145 5 Jewelry from Thibet Nov.-Dec. 1920 145 5 Colonial desk-details of construction Nov.-Dec. 1920 145 5 Italian furniture Nov.-Dec. 1920 145 5 Old Roman silverware Nov.-Dec. 1920 145 5 “Did the Chinese Originate the Mirror?” Nov.-Dec. 1920 145 5 Old and new lamps Nov.-Dec. 1920 145 5 Indian metalwork at MMA Nov.-Dec. 1920 145 5 Adams gold vase Nov.-Dec. 1920 145 5 Silver model of Mayflower ship Nov.-Dec. 1920 145 5 Exhibition of rare embroideries influence Nov.-Dec. 1920 design 145 5 Design contest in textile patterns at MMA Nov.-Dec. 1920 145 5 Exhibition of costumes of yesteryear Nov.-Dec. 1920 145 5 Students of fashion design inspired by Nov.-Dec. 1920 MMA; exhibition
Office of Associate in Industrial Art 1921 Box 146
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146 1 MMA Library Bookplate from Original 1921 Scrapbook 146 1 Fifth Annual Exhibition of American Jan.-Feb. 1921 Industrial Art 146 1 MMA is inspiration for textile design Jan.-Feb. 1921 146 1 Lectures, concerts, programs at MMA Jan.-Feb. 1921 146 1 “The Spirit of the Persian Rug Tells Us of Jan.-Feb. 1921 the Mighty Hero, Rustem” Anna Curtis Chandler 146 1 “The Metropolitan Museum of Art” Jan.-Feb. 1921 (brochure) 146 1 Acquisition of bookplates-William E. Baillie Jan.-Feb. 1921 Collection 146 1 Acquisition of seventh-century B. C. vases Jan.-Feb. 1921 (Rhodian ware) 146 1 Exhibition of war portraits Jan.-Feb. 1921 146 1 Exhibition of American lace and embroidery Jan.-Feb. 1921 146 1 Exhibition of Louis XVI shop front Jan.-Feb. 1921 146 1 Ancient Egyptian bakery Jan.-Feb. 1921 146 1 “Museums and Current Furniture Design” Jan.-Feb. 1921 Richard F. Bach 146 1 Early American Furniture Jan.-Feb. 1921 146 1 Early American Ceramics Jan.-Feb. 1921 146 1 Early American Silver Jan.-Feb. 1921 146 1 Metalwork and fittings; fire backs Jan.-Feb. 1921 146 1 Art of the ancient Greek goldsmiths Jan.-Feb. 1921 146 1 Crown Derby English porcelain Jan.-Feb. 1921 146 2 The Museum as inspiration for new designs March-May 1921 146 2 The Story of the Museum March-May 1921 146 2 “Art Teaching and the Art Industries” March-May Richard F. Bach 1921 146 2 Workmanship in furniture design March-May 1921 146 2 American furniture of William Savery March-May 1921 146 2 Chippendale designs and drawings March-May 1921 146 2 Pediment of the Madison Square March-May Presbyterian Church 1921 146 2 Stylistic figures in decoration March-May 1921 146 2 Exhibition of Chinese tapestries March-May 1921 146 2 Exhibition of modern French paintings and March-May drawings 1921 146 2 Acquisition and exhibition of Louis XV March-May paneled room 1921 146 2 Acquisitions of MMA March-May 1921 146 2 Colonial china March-May 1921 146 2 Early American glass March-May 1921 146 2 Greek and Roman jewelry March-May 1921 146 2 Chinese jewelry March-May 1921 146 2 Pendants and buckles from ancient armor March-May 1921 146 2 Decorative silver March-May 1921 146 2 Memorial tablet of John Pierpont Morgan March-May 1921 146 3 Museums as inspiration for industry June-Aug. 1921 146 3 “Art in Labor” Henry W. Kent June-Aug. 1921 146 3 Textiles in fashion design June-Aug. 1921 146 3 The Sabine tapestries June-Aug. 1921 146 3 “Giving the American Public What It Wants June-Aug. 1921 in Home Furnishings” William Laurel Harris 146 3 Furniture design June-Aug. 1921 146 3 Decorative metalwork June-Aug. 1921 146 3 American silver June-Aug. 1921 146 3 T’ang Period of Chinese pottery and June-Aug. 1921 glassware 146 3 Chinese jade-R. Heber Bishop Collection June-Aug. 1921 146 3 Egyptian jewelry June-Aug. 1921 146 3 Roman jewelry June-Aug. 1921 146 3 Greek jewelry June-Aug. 1921 146 3 Oriental jewelry motifs influence fashion June-Aug. 1921 146 3 Ormolu French decorative metalwork June-Aug. 1921 influences jewelry design 146 3 Exhibition of 19th Century American Medals June-Aug. 1921 146 3 Michael Dreicer Bequest of paintings and June-Aug. 1921 decorative art to MMA 146 4 “Putting Art into Labor” Henry W. Kent Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 “Museums and the Trades” Richard F. Bach Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 “Home Furnishings Production” Richard F. Sept.-Dec. 1921 Bach 146 4 Industrial art future Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Bed design development Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Oak furniture at MMA Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Painted furniture Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Cupboards Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Satinwood furniture Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Italian Renaissance furniture Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Furniture hardware Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Exhibition of metalwork Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Exhibition of English glass Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Wallpaper ancestors Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Oriental rugs-James F. Ballard Collection Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Oriental rugs of today Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Mirrors, historic and modern Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Unpublished drawings by Thomas Sept.-Dec. 1921 Chippendale; colonial furniture styles for the modern home 146 4 “Museums and Costume Design” Richard F. Sept.-Dec. 1921 Bach 146 4 Ancient Egyptian textile factory Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Belgian lace of Marie Henriette of Austria Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Elizabethan-Jacobean embroidery Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Better Home Week Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Educational work of MMA Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Enamel terracotta-Luca della Robbia Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 19th century earrings from the Adriatic coast Sept.-Dec. 1921 146 4 Jewelry from the Philippines Sept.-Dec. 1921
Office of Associate in Industrial Art 1922 Box 147
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147 1 MMA Library Bookplate from Original Jan.-March Scrapbook 1922 147 1 “The Museum and the Art Trades” Richard Jan.-March F. Bach 1922 147 1 “Art in Labor” Henry W. Kent Jan.-March 1922 147 1 Sixth Annual Exhibition of American Jan.-March Industrial Art 1922 147 1 Floor coverings and rugs Jan.-March 1922 147 1 Furniture Jan.-March 1922 147 1 Old world laces Jan.-March 1922 147 1 Fabrics and design inspired by historical Jan.-March costume 1922 147 1 American metalwork Jan.-March 1922 147 1 Ormolu – French bronze ornaments Jan.-March 1922 147 1 Jewelry design Jan.-March 1922 147 1 17th-18th century American silver – Jan.-March Clearwater Collection 1922 147 1 Exhibition of snuff boxes and jade plants – Jan.-March Bishop Collection 1922 147 1 Inspiration for packaging from MMA Jan.-March 1922 147 1 Architectural drawings Jan.-March 1922 147 1 Drawings for furniture masterpieces Jan.-March (February-December) 1922 147 1 Acquisitions at MMA Jan.-March 1922 147 2 “Training Required for the Industrial Arts” (pamphlet) April-June 1922 147 2 “Art in the Public Library” Richard F. Bach April-June 1922 147 2 “The Museum and the Teacher” Richard F. April-June 1922 Bach 147 2 Motion picture industry and MMA April-June 1922 147 2 “Design as a Selling Point” Richard F. Bach April-June 1922 147 2 Art in advertising April-June 1922 147 2 History of Box-making April-June 1922 147 2 Art inspires design for textiles and fabrics April-June 1922 147 2 Rugs – Ballard Collection April-June 1922 147 2 Hardware on furniture April-June 1922 147 2 Furniture design April-June 1922 147 2 Exhibition of ancient bronze objects April-June 1922 147 2 T’ang Period of Chinese jewelry April-June 1922 147 2 Exhibition of primitive sealstones April-June 1922 147 2 Ancient tags April-June 1922 147 2 Abbott Thayer Memorial Exhibition April-June 1922 147 2 Paintings and art objects – Michael Dreicer April-June 1922 Collection 147 2 Books and prints of ornaments – Ogden April-June 1922 Codman Collection 147 2 Acquisitions of MMA April-June 1922 147 3 “Museum and the Industrial World” Richard July-Sept. 1922 F. Bach 147 3 Trade and design schools July-Sept. 1922 147 3 Industrial art and design at MMA July-Sept. 1922 147 3 Cleaning of rugs and objects at MMA July-Sept. 1922 147 3 How to sell design in fabrics July-Sept. 1922 147 3 Design and ornament as applied to July-Sept. 1922 advertising 147 3 Decorating the home July-Sept. 1922 147 3 Historical design and reproduction of July-Sept. 1922 furniture 147 3 Salesmanship of period furniture July-Sept. 1922 147 3 Salesmanship of Dutch and Flemish furniture July-Sept. 1922 147 3 American cabinetmakers July-Sept. 1922 147 3 Jean Pillement silks July-Sept. 1922 147 3 Ancient Greek silver July-Sept. 1922 147 3 Ancient Chinese bronzes July-Sept. 1922 147 3 Early American Bottles and Flasks Stephan July-Sept. 1922 van Rensselaer 147 3 Collecting engraved gems DELETE THIS July-Sept. 1922 LINE 147 4 “What is a Craftsman?” Richard F. Bach Oct.-Dec. 1922 147 4 “Linking the Past to Progress” Richard F. Oct.-Dec. 1922 Bach 147 4 “Museums and the Factory” Richard F. Bach Oct.-Dec. 1922 147 4 Industrial art and the public Oct.-Dec. 1922 147 4 “A Scrapbook of Ornament” William M. Oct.-Dec. 1922 Ivins, Jr. 147 4 Exhibition of Duncan Phyfe furniture Oct.-Dec. 1922 147 4 Wall decoration Oct.-Dec. 1922 147 4 Fabric design Oct.-Dec. 1922 147 4 Monument design Oct.-Dec. 1922 147 4 Japanese sword mounts – Tomei Goda Oct.-Dec. 1922 Collection 147 4 Amber objects – Morgan Collection Oct.-Dec. 1922 147 4 Jewelry design Oct.-Dec. 1922 147 4 American Wing – Gift of Mr. And Mrs. Oct.-Dec. 1922 Robert W. de Forest 147 4 Early American ceramic art Oct.-Dec. 1922 147 4 Maiolica ware – Mexican ceramic Oct.-Dec. 1922 147 4 16th-18th century English glass – Henry Oct.-Dec. 1922 William Stiegel Collection 147 4 Pewter ware Oct.-Dec. 1922 147 4 Hellenistic silverware Oct.-Dec. 1922 147 4 Clock design contest Oct.-Dec. 1922 147 4 Label design Oct.-Dec. 1922 147 4 Acquisitions of MMA Oct.-Dec. 1922 147 4 Lectures of MMA Oct.-Dec. 1922
Office of Associate in Industrial Art 1923 Box 148
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
148 1 Seventh Annual Exhibition of American Jan.-Feb. 1923 Industrial Art 148 1 American Decorative Arts Wing – Gift of Jan.-Feb. 1923 Mr. And Mrs. Robert W. de Forest 148 1 Exhibition of Duncan Phyfe furniture Jan.-Feb. 1923 148 1 18th century American furniture Jan.-Feb. 1923 148 1 Drawings of furniture masterpieces (January- Jan.-Feb. 1923 December) 148 1 Jean Pillement ornamental design for fabrics Jan.-Feb. 1923 148 1 Silk design for costumes Jan.-Feb. 1923 148 1 The Acanthus in furniture design Jan.-Feb. 1923 148 1 The Romance of Design and Ornament as Jan.-Feb. 1923 Applied to Advertising (Jan.-Nov.) 148 1 Acquisitions by MMA Jan.-Feb. 1923 148 1 Lectures at MMA Jan.-Feb. 1923 148 2 Industrial design March-May 1923 148 2 Textile Color Card Association March-May 1923 148 2 Textile Study Room at MMA March-May 1923 148 2 Furniture design March-May 1923 148 2 Exhibition of rugs March-May 1923 148 2 Exhibition of metalwork March-May 1923 148 2 Exhibition of ceramics in decorative arts March-May 1923 148 2 Egyptian styles and motifs and inspiration to March-May design 1923 148 2 Exhibition of Chinese mirrors March-May 1923 148 2 The ring in history March-May 1923 148 2 Silver sword – Clearwater Collection March-May 1923 148 2 “What is Design Worth?”, Richard F. Bach March-May 1923 148 2 “Design and Mass Production”, Richard F. March-May Bach 1923 148 2 “The Museum and Commercial Art”, March-May Richard F. Bach 1923 148 2 “The Manufacturer and the Museum”, March-May Richard F. Bach 1923 148 3 Industrial arts and MMA June-Sept. 1923 148 3 “Museums and the Trades” Richard F. Bach June-Sept. 1923 148 3 “Motive, Material, Market” Richard F. Bach June-Sept. 1923 148 3 American colonial furniture June-Sept. 1923 148 3 American silver – Mr. And Mrs. William June-Sept. 1923 Moore Collection 148 3 Exhibition of the arts of the Italian June-Sept. 1923 Renaissance 148 3 French porcelain – gift of George Haviland June-Sept. 1923 148 3 Decorative objects at MMA June-Sept. 1923 148 3 Building plans for Wing K at MMA June-Sept. 1923 148 3 Design in Textiles and Fabric June-Sept. 1923 148 4 “The Designer at Work in the Museum” Oct.-Dec. 1923 Richard F. Bach 148 4 Museum of Art as a Teacher Oct.-Dec. 1923 148 4 Sales and design of merchandise Oct.-Dec. 1923 148 4 American Silver – Clearwater Collection Oct.-Dec. 1923 148 4 Rugs – Ballard Collection Oct.-Dec. 1923 148 4 Carvings by Samuel McIntire at MMA Oct.-Dec. 1923 148 4 Pewterware from Britain Oct.-Dec. 1923 148 4 Pottery and porcelain as decorative objects Oct.-Dec. 1923 148 4 Ceramics and design Oct.-Dec. 1923 148 4 Furniture and design Oct.-Dec. 1923 148 4 Terracotta medallions of Della Robbia Oct.-Dec. 1923 148 4 12th Century Gaelic Cross of Cong Oct.-Dec. 1923 148 4 Silk costumed dolls – gift of Cheney Oct.-Dec. 1923 Brothers, silk merchants 148 4 Decorative objects on display at MMA Oct.-Dec. 1923 148 4 Grandfather clocks Oct.-Dec. 1923 148 4 Clock case design contest Oct.-Dec. 1923 148 4 Cartier jewelry design contest Oct.-Dec. 1923 148 4 Lectures at MMA Oct.-Dec. 1923 148 4 Plans for Eighth Annual Exhibition of Oct.-Dec. 1923 American Industrial Art, 1924
Office of Associate in Industrial Art 1924 Box 149
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
149 1 MMA Library Bookplate from Original January 1924 Scrapbook 149 1 “Art in Industry” Richard F. Bach January 1924 149 1 “Motive, Material, Market” Richard F. Bach January 1924 149 1 Eighth Annual Exhibition of American January 1924 Industrial Art (January–March) 149 1 Drawings of Furniture Masterpieces January 1924 (January-December) 149 1 Louis XVI decorative rooms – Bequest of J. January 1924 P. Morgan 149 1 Louis XVI bed – Gift of Kingdon Gould January 1924 149 1 Ship model cases at MMA January 1924 149 1 Roumanian embroidery January 1924 149 1 Exhibition of Early T’ang Chinese Jewelry January 1924 149 2 Museums and education Feb.-April 1924 149 2 Elizabethan embroidery Feb.-April 1924 149 2 Textile Study Room at MMA Feb.-April 1924 149 2 Persian and Rhodian plates Feb.-April 1924 149 2 Antique and modern snuff boxes Feb.-April 1924 149 2 Furniture Feb.-April 1924 149 2 Greek and Roman jewelry acquired by MMA Feb.-April 1924 149 2 Exhibition of Athenian vases Feb.-April 1924 149 2 American silver – Clearwater Collection Feb.-April 1924 149 2 “Good and Bad Design” Albert W. Heckman Feb.-April 1924 149 2 Wallpaper Feb.-April 1924 149 2 Sterling silver – Queen of Metals Feb.-April 1924 149 2 Chinese rugs and color Feb.-April 1924 149 2 Recent purchases by MMA Feb.-April 1924 149 3 “Manufacturer, Merchant and Museum of May-July 1924 Art” Richard F. Bach 149 3 Industrial art influences design May-July 1924 149 3 Home furnishings and their design May-July 1924 149 3 Textile design May-July 1924 149 3 Persian miniatures and pottery design May-July 1924 149 3 Exhibition of 18th century vanities May-July 1924 149 3 Acquisition by MMA of 17th century May-July 1924 Rushbrooke bed 149 3 The Cartier Jewelry Prize Competition May-July 1924 149 3 American Wing at MMA May-July 1924 149 4 “Museums and the Factory” Richard F. Bach Aug.-Oct. 1924 149 4 “Art Teaching and the Art Industries” Aug.-Oct. 1924 Richard F. Bach 149 4 “Domesticating Art” Richard F. Bach Aug.-Oct. 1924 149 4 Arts of the Book Aug.-Oct. 1924 149 4 Jewelry in industrial art exhibition Aug.-Oct. 1924 149 4 Exhibition of 11th to 18th century helmets Aug.-Oct. 1924 149 4 Design of Colonial textiles Aug.-Oct. 1924 149 4 Design of oriental rugs Aug.-Oct. 1924 149 4 American Wing at MMA Aug.-Oct. 1924 149 4 Lectures at MMA Aug.-Oct. 1924 149 5 Opening of the American Wing – Gift of Nov.-Dec.1924 Mr. And Mrs. Robert W. de Forest
Office of Associate in Industrial Art 1925 Box 150
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
150 1 MMA Library Bookplate from Original Jan.-Feb. 1925 Scrapbook 150 1 American Wing at MMA Jan.-Feb. 1925 150 1 American Furniture Styles (January- Jan.-Feb. 1925 December) 150 1 Drawings of Furniture Masterpieces Jan.-Feb. 1925 (January-December) 150 1 17th-18th century American furniture Jan.-Feb. 1925 150 1 “Why Retail Salespeople Need to be Jan.-Feb. 1925 Educated to What They Sell” 150 1 Exhibition of Tiffany glassware and enamels Jan.-Feb. 1925 150 1 Acquisitions of MMA Jan.-Feb. 1925 150 1 Gift of John D. Rockefeller Jr. to MMA Jan.-Feb. 1925 150 2 Ninth Annual Exhibition of American April-June 1925 Industrial Art 150 2 “For American Design” Richard F. Bach April-June 1925 150 2 “Designing Art for the Home” Richard F. April-June1925 Bach 150 2 American Wing April-June 1925 150 2 Renaissance furniture of Italy, France, April-June 1925 England 150 2 Early American shoe buckles April-June 1925 150 2 Jade – Bishop Collection April-June 1925 150 2 Colonial jeweled ornaments and dress April-June 1925 accessories 150 2 Acquisitions of MMA April-June 1925 150 2 Paul Lamerie silver plate – Bequest of April-June 1925 Reverend Alfred Duane Pell 150 2 MMA rents motion picture films April-June 1925 150 3 Textile galleries at MMA July-Sept. 1925 150 3 Duncan Phyfe furniture July-Sept. 1925 150 3 Maple furniture July-Sept. 1925 150 3 Late French-style furniture July-Sept. 1925 150 3 English, French consoles July-Sept. 1925 150 3 Italian furniture July-Sept. 1925 150 3 “Manufacturer and Museum of Art” Richard July-Sept. 1925 F. Bach 150 3 Acquisitions at MMA July-Sept. 1925 150 3 Colonial furniture and decoration July-Sept. 1925 150 3 “Fostering of American Industrial Art by July-Sept. 1925 MMA” Leon V. Solon 150 3 Criticisms of Richard F. Bach July-Sept. 1925 150 3 Lectures at MMA July-Sept. 1925 150 4 Silver punch bowl – John Coney Oct.-Dec. 1925 150 4 Jewelry and art objects acquired by MMA Oct.-Dec. 1925 150 4 Byzantine jewelry Oct.-Dec. 1925 150 4 Palmette rug motif Oct.-Dec. 1925 150 4 Persian lusterware and design Oct.-Dec. 1925 150 4 Late Gothic-style American furniture Oct.-Dec. 1925 150 4 Classical revival in American furniture Oct.-Dec. 1925 150 4 Venetian Furniture Oct.-Dec. 1925 150 4 Lectures, programs for education at MMA Oct.-Dec. 1925 150 4 “Art Teaching and the Art Industries” Oct.-Dec. 1925 Richard F. Bach 150 4 “On Getting Ideas at the Met” Richard F. Oct.-Dec. 1925 Bach 150 4 American design in industry Oct.-Dec. 1925
Office of Associate in Industrial Art 1926 Box 151
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151 1 MMA Library Bookplate from Original Jan.-March Scrapbook 1926 151 1 “The Museum and the Manufacturer” Jan.-March Richard F. Bach 1926 151 1 “Art in Industry: A New Idea, You Jan.-March Understand” Douglas G. Woolf 1926 151 1 Duncan Phyfe furniture and design Jan.-March 1926 151 1 Drawings of Furniture Masterpieces Jan.-March (February-March, May-Sept., Dec.) 1926 151 1 International Exposition of Modern Jan.-March Decorative and Industrial Art from Paris 1926 151 1 Exposition of Swedish Decorative Art Jan.-March 1926 151 1 “Creative Design in Our Industrial Art” Jan.-March Helen Appleton Read 1926 151 1 Early American furnishings Jan.-March 1926 151 1 Oriental rugs Jan.-March 1926 151 1 Textile Study Room at MMA Jan.-March 1926 151 1 Venetian decorative styles Jan.-March 1926 151 1 Acquisitions of MMA Jan.-March 1926 151 1 Baltimore Museum and Richard F. Bach Jan.-March 1926 151 2 Early American Colonial design April-June 1926 151 2 Exhibition of Modern Decorative Art from April-June 1926 Paris 151 2 Laces and embroidery at MMA April-June 1926 151 2 Mantle piece by Saint Gaudens – Gift of April-June 1926 Vanderbilt Family 151 2 “The Romance of Design” April-June 1926 151 2 Poster of American Wing at MMA April-June 1926 151 2 Ironwork April-June 1926 151 2 Palazzo Sagredo, 18th century Venetian April-June 1926 bedroom at MMA 151 2 Sterling silver April-June 1926 151 2 The Cloisters April-June 1926 151 2 Costume design competition April-June 1926 151 2 “Using Art to Sell Goods” Richard F. Bach April-June 1926 151 3 New Classical Wing at MMA July-Sept. 1926 151 3 Early American furniture design July-Sept. 1926 151 3 “Art in Industry: What is the Value of July-Sept. 1926 Design?” Richard F. Bach 151 3 “Color and Style in Containers” Richard F. July-Sept. 1926 Bach 151 3 “Three Red-figured Vases” Gisella M. A. July-Sept. 1926 Richter 151 3 16th century embroidered cap July-Sept. 1926 151 3 The use of the collections at MMA July-Sept. 1926 151 4 “The Museum’s Part in the Quarter of a Oct.-Dec. 1926 Century’s Progress” Richard F. Bach 151 4 “Mr. Designer, This Means You” Oct.-Dec. 1926 151 4 Louis XV and Louis XVI furniture at MMA Oct.-Dec. 1926 151 4 Gregoire velvets at MMA Oct.-Dec. 1926 151 4 Sterling silver Oct.-Dec. 1926 151 4 Roman portrait sculptures at MMA Oct.-Dec. 1926 151 4 Romanian costume and embroidery Oct.-Dec. 1926 151 4 Tenth Annual Exhibition of American Oct.-Dec. 1926 Industrial Art 151 4 Lectures, classes at MMA Oct.-Dec. 1926 151 5 “Period Furniture” (pamphlet) 1926 151 5 “Art-in-Trades Club” (pamphlet) 1926 151 5 “Handbook on the American Wing” 1926 (pamphlet) 151 5 “Minuet Silver Design” (pamphlet) 1926 151 5 “Early American Style” (pamphlet) 1926
Office of Associate in Industrial Art 1927 Box 152
BOX FOLDER FOLDER TITLE DATES
152 1 MMA Library Bookplate from Original Jan. –March Scrapbook 1927 152 1 Tenth Annual Exhibition of American Jan. –March Industrial Art 1927 152 1 19th century decorative art Jan. –March 1927 152 1 “Design…Salesmaker” Richard F. Bach Jan. –March 1927 152 1 Exhibition of Swedish Contemporary Jan. –March Decorative Art 1927 152 1 Drawings of Furniture Masterpieces (Jan., Jan. –March March-May, July) 1927 152 1 European lacquer-work Jan. –March 1927 152 1 Masterpieces of veneering Jan. –March 1927 152 1 18th century French furniture at MMA Jan. –March 1927 152 1 Antique silver at MMA Jan. –March 1927 152 1 Watch collection at MMA Jan. –March 1927 152 1 Early American furnished rooms at MMA Jan. –March 1927 152 1 “The Manufacturer and the Museum” Jan. –March Richard F. Bach 1927 152 1 Lectures at MMA Jan. –March 1927 152 2 Egyptian antiquities-Lord Carnarvon April-June 1927 Collection 152 2 Period furniture and furnishings at MMA April-June 1927 152 2 Sweden and art in industry April-June 1927 152 2 Fifty-seventh Annual Report of MMA April-June 1927 152 2 Exhibition of Printed Cotton and Fabrics April-June 1927 152 2 Osmite coloring process April-June 1927 152 2 Decorative glass April-June 1927 152 2 Lenox service plates April-June 1927 152 2 American chests of drawers April-June 1927 152 2 18th century furniture- Bequest of Mrs. John April-June 1927 Ennis Kane 152 2 Guillaume Biennais French washstand April-June 1927 152 2 Silver objects at MMA April-June 1927 152 3 Textile Study Room at MMA July-Sept. 1927 152 3 Laces at MMA July-Sept. 1927 152 3 16th century wallpaper July-Sept. 1927 152 3 Renaissance majolica luster pottery July-Sept. 1927 152 3 Silver objects at MMA July-Sept. 1927 152 3 Design in industry July-Sept. 1927 152 3 Medieval embroidery at MMA July-Sept. 1927 152 3 Sino-Lowestoft porcelain July-Sept. 1927 152 3 18th century American interior furnishings July-Sept. 1927 152 3 “Package Logic” Richard F. Bach July-Sept. 1927 152 3 18th century Venetian settee July-Sept. 1927 152 4 Art in Industry Oct.-Dec. 1927 152 4 Design as a selling point Oct.-Dec. 1927 152 4 Fabric design books Oct.-Dec. 1927 152 4 Swedish glass at MMA Oct.-Dec. 1927 152 4 Painted and Printed Fabrics Henri Clouzot Oct.-Dec. 1927 152 4 Decorative fabrics Oct.-Dec. 1927 152 4 Persian velvet carpet Oct.-Dec. 1927 152 4 Thomas Chippendale, Furniture Craftsman Oct.-Dec. 1927 152 4 W. H. Muesham German Glass Collection Oct.-Dec. 1927 purchased by MMA 152 4 Exhibition of Early American Exterior Detail Oct.-Dec. 1927 and Doorways 152 4 History of bracelets Oct.-Dec. 1927 152 4 History of salt containers Oct.-Dec. 1927 152 4 “On the Road to Better Design” Richard F. Oct.-Dec. 1927 Bach 152 5 “Furniture Meetings” (pamphlet) 1927 152 5 “Art and Design Conference” (pamphlet) 1927 152 5 “Handbook on American Wing and Minuet 1927 Design” 152 5 “Early American Furniture” (pamphlet) 1927 152 5 “Gorham Sales Conference” (pamphlet) 1927 152 5 “Ancient Oriental Rugs at Macy’s” 1927 (pamphlet)
Office of Associate in Industrial Art 1928 Box 153
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153 1 MMA Library Bookplate from Original Jan.-Feb. 1928 Scrapbook 153 1 Early American doorways Jan.-Feb. 1928 153 1 17th century Persian velvet carpet Jan.-Feb. 1928 153 1 William Cullen Bryant silver vase Jan.-Feb. 1928 153 1 “Getting Ideas at the Met” Richard F. Bach Jan.-Feb. 1928 153 1 Schools for furniture design Jan.-Feb. 1928 153 1 Early American Southern furniture Jan.-Feb. 1928 153 1 Muham glassware Jan.-Feb. 1928 153 1 Dutch tiles at MMA Jan.-Feb. 1928 153 1 Museum textiles inspire design Jan.-Feb. 1928 153 1 “Art and the Machine” Richard F. Bach Jan.-Feb. 1928 153 1 “On the Road to Better Design” Jan.-Feb. 1928 153 1 “Design-The Silent Partner” Richard F. Bach Jan.-Feb. 1928 153 1 Art, design and merchandising for cars and Jan.-Feb. 1928 stores 153 2 Colonial style home decoration March-May 1928 153 2 Museum’s role in education March-May 1928 153 2 Art and shoe design March-May 1928 153 2 Textile Color Card Association March-May 1928 153 2 “Art in Everyday Life” Richard F. Bach March-May 1928 153 2 International furnishings March-May 1928 153 2 18th century French furniture March-May 1928 153 2 Louis XV enamels March-May 1928 153 3 Art and ancient armor June-Aug. 1928 153 3 Modern design June-Aug. 1928 153 3 Future design and machinery June-Aug. 1928 153 3 “Bringing Art to the Factory and the June-Aug. 1928 Machine” Edward Alden Jewell 153 3 “Design Becomes the Soul of Industry” June-Aug. 1928 Edward Alden Jewell 153 3 Exhibition of ceramics June-Aug. 1928 153 3 Design in drapery fabric June-Aug. 1928 153 3 Exhibition of French Gothic tapestries June-Aug. 1928 153 3 Persian pottery design June-Aug. 1928 153 3 Eleventh Annual Exhibition of American June-Aug. 1928 Industrial Art, 1929 153 3 Objects of Special Design at MMA June-Aug. 1928 153 3 Classes, lectures for salespeople at MMA June-Aug. 1928 153 4 Casper Lehman German Cut Glass Sept.-Dec. 1928 153 4 Exhibition of Modern American Industrial Sept.-Dec. 1928 Art in 1929 153 4 Exhibition of International Ceramic Art Sept.-Dec. 1928 153 4 Egyptian Granular Jewelry at MMA Sept.-Dec. 1928 153 4 Richard F. Bach: Honors, Lectures, Sept.-Dec. 1928 Addresses 153 4 Design and style of the motor car Sept.-Dec. 1928 153 4 Production and design of the manufacturer Sept.-Dec. 1928 and sales people 153 4 “Business Goes to the Museum for New Sept.-Dec. 1928 Ideas in Modern Art” Thoda Cocroft 153 4 “Fashion Conference, New York City 1928 (brochure) 153 4 “Fashion Conference, New York City 1928 (brochure)
Office of Associate in Industrial Art 1929 Box 154
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154 1 Eleventh Exhibition of American Industrial Jan.-Feb. 1929 Art 154 2 Eleventh Exhibition of American Industrial March-April Art 1929 154 3 Eleventh Exhibition of American Industrial May-Aug. 1929 Art 154 4 Eleventh Exhibition of American Industrial Sept.-Dec. 1929 Art
Memorandum
The Metropolitan Museum of Art Historical Clippings and Ephemeral Files, 1890-1980 was created according to the discretion and guidelines of the Thomas J. Watson Library of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Its purpose is to be a tool for researchers, curators and interested scholars who are interested in the Museum; its history, functions, staff and administration. It was to be a coherent, usable collection, interesting and relevant in its content.
The papers and ephemera were re-housed in a space efficient method with each archival box containing as much material as they could hold properly while still staying within the correct context and content of a series. As collection storage space is at a premium, duplicate items and photocopied originals were kept only if they were representative of separate subjects or dates. . Bulk was also a consideration where entire magazines were found containing only one article relating to the Museum. In this case, the article was separated, conserved and became part of the collection. The irrelevant sections of the magazine were discarded.
While the collection has been re-housed, the materials are still in loose format and therefore are vulnerable to loss, rearrangement and damage. Since the collection has been organized, it has received much publicity and use. A preservation microfilm will be made of the collection with the exception of some original ephemera such as programs, brochures and other items. Their existence will be noted by the use of microfilm targets. The microfilm will be available in the Watson Library. The collection within its original archival boxes will remain in the Rare Bookcage of the Thomas J. Watson Library. The original materials will be made available to the researcher under supervision of the Reference Librarian or Archivist. The collection is cataloged on Watsonline, the online library catalog of the MMA, accessible through the worldwide web at the Museum’s website (www.metmuseum.org).
This Finding Aid was created according to the guidelines of:
1. David B. Gracy II, Basic Manual Series Archives and Manuscripts: Arrangement and Description. (Chicago: Society of American Archivists, 1977).
2. A Modern Archives Reader: Basic Readings on Archival Theory and Practice. Edited by Maygene F. Daniels and Timothy Walsh. Washington, D. C.: National Archives and Records Service, U. S. General Service Administration, 1984.