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Peale House Gallery Records Peale House Gallery records Collection ID: RG.02.06.03 Finding Aid prepared by Hoang Tran The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts 118-128 North Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19102 [email protected] 215-972-2066 Prepared May 2015 Peale House Gallery records (RG.02.06.03) Summary Information Repository The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Dorothy and Kenneth Woodcock Archives Creator Peale House Coordinator Title Peale House Gallery records Date [bulk] Date [inclusive] 1964-1977 Extent 4 document boxes Location note Language English Language of Materials note English Abstract Peale House exhibitions took place in the Academy’s school buildings on Chestnut Street. These exhibitions are generally documented only by an invitation and a checklist. Photography of artworks and of the installations for this series is extensive. From 1964 to early March 1978, the series was run by the museum. For subsequent exhibitions run by the school faculty. Preferred Citation note [identification of item], Title of Collection, Collection ID#, The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Art, Dorothy and Kenneth Woodcock Archives, Philadelphia, PA. Page 1 Peale House Gallery records (RG.02.06.03) Historical note Scope and Contents note Arrangement note Arranged chronologically. Administrative Information Conditions Governing Access note Collection is open for research. The archives reserves the right to restrict access to materials of sensitive nature. Please contact the department for further information. Conditions Governing Use note The collection is the physical property of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Archives. The Museum holds literary rights only for material created by Museum personnel or given to the Museum with such rights specifically assigned. For all other material, literary rights, including copyright, belong to the authors or their legal heirs and assigns. Researchers are responsible for obtaining permission from rights holders for publication and for other purposes where stated. Immediate Source of Acquisition note Provenance note Processing Information note Processed by Hoang Tran. Controlled Access Headings Person(s) Corporate Name(s) Genre(s) Geographic Name(s) Subject(s) Page 2 Peale House Gallery records (RG.02.06.03) Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note Collection Inventory Box Folder Subseries Date Item Title # # Printed 3–25 October 1 1 Matter 1964 Recent Acquisitions by the Pennsylvania Academy 3 October–8 Printed November 1 2 Matter 1964 Stuart Davis: Paintings 29 October– Printed 29 November 1 3 Matter 1964 Ben Kamihira: Paintings 14–29 Printed November 1 4 Matter 1964 Elaine de Kooning: Portrait Sketches of John F. Kennedy 3 December Printed 1964–3 1 5 Matter January 1965 Charles Burchfield: Paintings 3 December Printed 1964–3 1 6 Matter January 1965 Hobson Pittman: Paintings Printed 7 January–7 1 7 Matter February 1965 Mary Cassatt: Paintings and Prints Printed 14 January–14 1 8 Matter February 1965 Walker Hancock: Sculptures Printed 14 January–14 1 9 Matter February 1965 John McCoy: Paintings 11 February– Printed 14 March Four Contemporary Artists from California: Elmer Bischoff, 1 10 Matter 1965 Joan Brown, David Park, Roland Peterson 18 February– Printed 21 March 1 11 Matter 1965 Walter Steumpfig: Paintings Printed 18 March–25 1 12 Matter April 1965 Rico Lebrun: Paintings and Drawings Printed 24 March–25 1 13 Matter April 1965 Roswell Weidner: Paintings and Drawings Printed 28 April–16 1 14 Matter May 1965 Prints of Old Japan 23 September– 1 15 Printed 31 October Matter 1965 Peale Club Collectors Show Printed 23 Jimmy Lueders: Paintings 1 16 Page 3 Peale House Gallery records (RG.02.06.03) Matter September– 31 October 1965 4 November– Printed 12 December 1 17 Matter 1965 Jimmy Ernst: Paintings 4 November– Printed 12 December 1 18 Matter 1966 Julian Levi and Harry Rosin 16 December Printed 1965–23 Paintings by James Brooks, Hans Hoffman, Conrad Marca-Relli, 1 19 Matter January 1966 and Pierre Soulages 16 December Printed 1965–23 1 20 Matter January 1966 John Hanlen: Paintings Printed 27 January–6 1 21 Matter March 1966 Horace Pippin: Paintings Printed 27 January–6 1 22 Matter March 1966 Paul Anthony Greenwood: Sculpture and Drawings Printed 11 March–17 Two Illusionist Painters: William Michael Harnett and John 1 23 Matter April 1966 Frederick Peto Printed 11 March–17 1 24 Matter April 1966 Morris Blackburn: Oils, Watercolors, and Prints Printed 21 April–29 1 25 Matter May 1966 Edwin Dickinson and Homer Johnson: Paintings Printed 1 June–31 July Daniel Garber and Henry McCarter: Works of Art from the 1 26 Matter 1966 Permanent Collection 22 September– 1 27 Printed 30 October Matter 1966 Abraham Rattner Exhibition by Former Chairmen of Juries for the Annual 3 November– Exhibitions: Harry Bertoia, Julian Levi, Jack Levine, Oronzio 1 28 Printed 11 December Maldarelli, Arthur Osver, Harry Varnum Poor, Theodore Matter 1966 Roszak, Franklin Watkins, and William Zorach 3 November– Printed 11 December 1 29 Matter 1966 Margaret Gest: Memorial Exhibition of Paintings 15 December Printed 1966–29 1 30 Matter January 1967 Arthur B. Carles: Paintings 15 December Printed 1966–29 1 31 Matter January 1967 Dan Miller: Recent Works Printed 2 February–12 1 32 Matter March 1967 Charles Demuth, Arthur B. Dove, and John Marin Printed 2 February–12 Louis B. Sloan: Paintings 1 33 Page 4 Peale House Gallery records (RG.02.06.03) Matter March 1967 Printed 16 March–23 1 34 Matter April 1967 Latin American Art Printed 27 April–4 1 35 Matter June 1967 George Catlin: Paintings Printed 27 April–4 1 36 Matter June 1967 Leon Kelly: Paintings and Drawings 21 September–4 1 37 Printed November Matter 1967 The Peales: Seven Painters 9 November– Printed 10 December 1 38 Matter 1967 Arshile Gorky: Paintings and Drawings 9 November– Printed 10 December 1 39 Matter 1967 Elizabeth Osborne: Paintings and Drawings 14 December Printed 1967–28 1 40 Matter January 1968 Edna Andrade 14 December Printed 1967–28 1 41 Matter January 1968 Richard Diebenkorn: Drawings Printed 31 January–3 1 42 Matter March 1968 Augustus John: Paintings and Drawings Printed 31 January–3 1 43 Matter March 1968 Early Moderns Printed 7 March–14 1 44 Matter April 1968 James E. Brewton: Memorial Exhibition of Paintings Printed 7 March–14 1 45 Matter April 1968 Robert Rauschenberg Printed 18 April–26 1 46 Matter May 1968 Lyonel Feininger 19 September– 1 47 Printed 27 October Art Collecting Philadelphia Style: Selected Works from a Matter 1968 Private Collection 3 October–8 Printed December Wharton Esherick: Sculpture, Furniture, Paintings, and 1 48 Matter 1968 Graphics 12 December Printed 1968–26 1 49 Matter January 1969 Joe Amarotico: Paintings 12 December Printed 1968–26 1 50 Matter January 1969 Sidney Goodman: Paintings Printed 30 January–9 Peter Miller: Paintings 1 51 Page 5 Peale House Gallery records (RG.02.06.03) Matter March 1969 Printed 30 January–9 1 52 Matter March 1969 Mark Tobey: Paintings and Drawings Printed 13 March–13 1 53 Matter April 1969 Savelli: Inner Space Printed 17 April–11 Selected Works from a Private Collection [Mrs. Herbert C. 1 54 Matter May 1969 Morris] 18 September– 1 55 Printed 15 October Matter 1969 Leon Karp: Paintings, Graphics, and Drawings 18 September– 1 56 Printed 15 October Matter 1969 John Sandlin: Recent Graphics 23 October– Printed 30 November Three Years Later, What?: Paintings and Sculptures by 1 57 Matter 1969 Advanced Students and Recent Cresson Winners 4 December Printed 1969–4 1 58 Matter January 1970 Will Barnet in the Sixties Printed 14 January–10 2 1 Matter February 1970 Sculpture: New Forms, New Materials 19 February– Printed 15 March 2 2 Matter 1970 Contemporary Photography Printed 19 March–15 Lenore Tawney: Collages, Constructions, Drawings, Objects, 2 3 Matter April 1970 and Weavings Printed 19 March–15 2 4 Matter April 1970 Arthur De Costa: Paintings Printed 23 April–May 2 5 Matter 3 1970 Max Beckman: Paintings, Graphics, and Drawings Printed 1-31 May 2 6 Matter 1970 Recently Acquired Prints and Drawings Printed 2 7 Matter June-July 1970 Afro-American Artists 2-31 July and 8-27 2 8 Printed September Matter 1970 Richard Merritt: Photographs 17 September– 2 9 Printed 28 October Matter 1970 Alex Wyse vs. Pomposity and Pollution 29 October– Printed 19 November 2 10 Matter 1970 Murray Dessner: Paintings Page 6 Peale House Gallery records (RG.02.06.03) 29 October– Printed 19 November 2 11 Matter 1970 Larry Day: Paintings, Drawings, and Watercolors 26 November Printed 1970–3 2 12 Matter January 1971 John Formicola: Paintings 26 November Printed 1970–3 2 13 Matter January 1971 The Assembled Works of Jeanette Kohn Printed 14 January–21 2 14 Matter February 1971 Suzanne Bloom: Paintings Printed 4 March–11 John Castagno: Paintings, Serigraphs, Constructions, and 2 15 Matter April 1971 Sculpture Printed 4 March–11 2 16 Matter April 1971 Morris Blackman: Paintings and Drawings Printed 14 April–13 2 17 Matter May 1971 Printmakers '71 Printed 14 April–13 2 18 Matter May 1971 David Stephens: Sculpture Printed 20 May–31 2 19 Matter July 1971 Academy Faculty 10 September– 2 20 Printed 13 October Matter 1971 William Baziotes 10 September– 2 21 Printed 13 October Matter 1971 Eugene Baguskas: Paintings and Drawings 21 October– Printed 28 November 2 22 Matter 1971 Karel Appel: Graphics 21 October– Printed 28 November 2 23 Matter 1971 Shalom of Safed 9 December Return to the Figure: Paintings by Romare Bearden, Sidney Printed 1971–9 Goodman, Mitzi Melnicoff, Alex Katz, Armando Morales, and 2 24 Matter January 1972 Philip
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