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Art of the Armed Forces, 1944 Box 31633 Box 15, Folder RG23.01.0.0143

Civilian Open Air Art Sale announcement; copy of "War Art: A Catalogue of Paintings Done on the War Fronts by American Artists for Life," including Barse Miller and Paul Sample; catalog copy; inventories; copy of "Traveling Exhibitions," catalog by the AFA's National Exhibition Service; correspondence; 5 photographs of items in exhibit; copy of catalog, "Art Exhibition by Men of the Armed Forces"; shipping information and receipts; exhibition agreement; 1 copy of catalog

  1. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
  2. Records of the Exhibitions Department (RG-23), 1936/2015
  3. Series 1: Exhibition Files, 1936/2015

Fourth Biennial Exhibition of Contemporary American Art: Lists, 1944 Box 31633 Box 13, Folder RG23.01.0.0128

Catalog; news releases; fact checking cards; bound copy of lists by dealer; clippings, voting information; invitation; catalog proof; timeline; prospectus copy; correspondence; artists' c.v.'s; dealer catalogues and correspondence; inventories with values; transcripts of publicity; speech notes; catalog copy; lists of accepted and invited artists (Virginia separate); shipping information and receipts; correspondence with publicity; correspondence with jury; prospectus

  1. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
  2. Records of the Exhibitions Department (RG-23), 1936/2015
  3. Series 1: Exhibition Files, 1936/2015

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