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Annual Reports (PB-02)

7.5 Linear Feet 239 items
Abstract Or Scope
The collection is part of the Publications Archive, and is comprised of archival copies of all Annual Reports published by the museum since 1936. Issued by the Director's Office, these reports cover every aspect of the museum's activities over the course of a given year, including acquisitions, exhibitions, programs, staffing, donations, etc. The collection also contains archival copies of the Honor Roll of Contributors, which is published by the museum at irregular intervals.
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Annual Reports (PB-02) 7.5 Linear Feet 239 items

Catalogs (PB-01)

63.25 Linear Feet 2,453 items
Abstract Or Scope
The collection is part of the Publications Archive, and is comprised of archival copies of all catalogs published by the museum, as well as catalogs for exhibitions that were shown at the museum, but produced by other institutions. Other catalogs highlight particular aspects of the museum's permanent collection.
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Catalogs (PB-01) 63.25 Linear Feet 2,453 items

Bulletins / Calendars / VMFA Magazines (PB-03)

12 Linear Feet 2,595 items
Abstract Or Scope
The collection is part of the Publications Archive, and is comprised of archival copies of all Bulletins / Calendars / VMFA Magazines published by the museum since 1940. The publishing frequncy has changed many times (monthly, quarterly, bi-monthly) and the title changed three times, but the publication has always served to document the daily activities at the museum, including exhibitions, tours, programs, lectures, and more.
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Bulletins / Calendars / VMFA Magazines (PB-03) 12 Linear Feet 2,595 items

Collection about Marion Montague Junkin

1 Files
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This collection contains a memorial volume and papers relating to Junkin and his works. Specifically there is a typescript concerning Marion Junkin's mural, The Struggle for Intellectual Freedom and a program for an exhibit of Junkin's work held at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in 1939.

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Collection about Marion Montague Junkin 1 Files

Education and Outreach Photo Archives

97 boxes 97 binders
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This collection documents the history of the various Education and Outreach initiatives, comprising everything from the VMFA's Artmobile program to art classes, lectures and symposia to family open houses, and includes photographic prints, slides, programs, and related ephemera.
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Education and Outreach Photo Archives 97 boxes 97 binders

Series 14: Concerts 1 box 1 binder Binder PH-01-14 Binder 1, Binder 1

Series 4: Lectures and Symposia 6 boxes 6 binders Binder PH-01-04 Binder 1, Binder 1, Binder PH-01-04 Binder 2, Binder 2, Binder PH-01-04 Binder 3, Binder 3, Binder PH-01-04 Binder 4, Binder 4, Binder PH-01-04 Binder 5, Binder 5, Binder PH-01-04 Binder 6, Binder 6

Events Photo Archives

10 Linear Feet 44 binders
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This collection documents the various events held at and hosted by the VMFA from the years 1939-2012, including Fine Arts and Flowers, Jumpin in July, and Fast Forward. Materials include event programs, photographs, slides, and negatives.
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Events Photo Archives 10 Linear Feet 44 binders

Exhibitions Photo Archives

52 Linear Feet 210 binders
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This collection documents the visual history of various VMFA exhibitions for the years 1936-2010, comprising photographic prints, slides, programs, and related ephemera.
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Exhibitions Photo Archives 52 Linear Feet 210 binders

Leslie Cheek, Jr. Personal Papers (SC-02)

19.4 Linear Feet 16 boxes; 596 folders and 48 oversized items
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This collection documents a portion of the life of Leslie Cheek, Jr., the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts' second and longest-tenured Director (1948-1968). One series includes material from his early career and activities before the VMFA, as well as his tenure at the museum, and through his retirement. Two series document the publication of two photobiographies about Cheek, "Living by Design" and "Designing for the Arts." Another series is comprised of materials about Skylark Farm, the house and tree farm located in the Blue Ridge Mountains, owned, designed and furnished by the Cheeks between 1967 and 1977 when it was donated to Washington and Lee University. Other series document the Cheeks' personal world travels in the 1950s-1980s, some of Cheek's awards, and finally, a number of framed architectural drawings done by Cheek as a student in the 1930s.
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Leslie Cheek, Jr. Personal Papers (SC-02) 19.4 Linear Feet 16 boxes; 596 folders and 48 oversized items

Records of the Exhibitions Department (RG-23)

193.0 Linear Feet 265 boxes
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The collection's inclusive dates are 1936-2015, with the bulk of the material dating from 1979-2004. The collection is comprised of correspondence, exhibition schedules, budgets, grant applications, photographs, object lists, notes, collection statements, planning documents, project files, policies, loan arrangements and decisions, and other materials.

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Records of the Exhibitions Department (RG-23) 193.0 Linear Feet 265 boxes

Records of the Buildings and Grounds Department (RG-06)

46.25 Linear Feet 54 boxes; 935 folders and 7 non-inventoried boxes; 51 binders (photo)
Abstract Or Scope

Galleries include: -Lobby -Recent Acquisitions Gallery -Evans Court -Entrance Hall -Bryan -Branch -Reed -Assembly Hall -Sculpture Hall -Kreuzer -Thalimer -Deane Gallery -Theatre lobby gallery -Miscellaneous smaller areas

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