Collection: Records of the Collectors' Circle (RG-19), 1959/2007 - ARVAS Search Results

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1989-90 Season: Collectors' Circle exhibition, rejected works, 1989/1990 Box RG-19 Box 3, Folder 8

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1990-91 Season, 1990/1991 Box RG-19 Box 3, Folder 10

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1990-91 Season: planning memos; policy-Planning Committee Report to Members, 1990/1991 Box RG-19 Box 3, Folder 9

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1991-92 Season, 1991/1992 Box RG-19 Box 3, Folder 12

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1991-92 Season: planning memos; potential speakers correspondence; Fall Lecture-Elizabeth Broun (speaker) correspondence; Field Trip-announcement, Hennage and Gordon (hosts) correspondence; January Lecture-announcement, Dinner-memos, Jay Cantor (guest of honor) correspondence; March Reception-announcement; May Reception-announcement, memo; policy-statement, survey, 1991/1992 Box RG-19 Box 3, Folder 11

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1992-93 Season, 1992/1993 Box RG-19 Box 3, Folder 14

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1992-93 Season: planning memos, members-list; Sept. Lecture-memos, announcement; Oct. Lecture-memos, announcement; Nov. Lecture-announcement; Dinner-announcement; invitation to Schaefer, memos, guest list, remarks, Collector of the Year (Gans) correspondence, Cantor (guest of honor) correspondence; March Lecture-announcement; April Field Trip-announcement, list of works seen, letters of thanks to Coopers & Lybrand and Wheat First (hosts); policy-objectives/study group memos, text for brochure, minutes, 1992/1993 Box RG-19 Box 3, Folder 13

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1993-94 Season, 1993/1994 Box RG-19 Box 3, Folder 16

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1993-94 Season: schedule; announcements; memos/notes; member lists; Collector of the Year (Mellon), 1993/1994 Box RG-19 Box 3, Folder 15

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1993-94 Season: videotape "Paul Mellon-Collector of the Year 1994, " 20 minutes, 1993/1994 Box RG-19 Box 3, Folder 17

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