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  • A Guide to Provenance Research at the Archives of American Art
  • Research Collections: Personal Papers
A Guide to Provenance Research at the Archives of American Art

World War II Era Provenance Research Collections: Personal Papers

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    thumbnail image for S. Lane Faison papers, 1922-1981, bulk 1950-1976

    S. Lane Faison papers, 1922-1981, bulk 1950-1976

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    thumbnail image for Walter Horn papers, 1908-1992, bulk 1943-1950

    Walter Horn papers, 1908-1992, bulk 1943-1950

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    thumbnail image for Thomas Carr Howe papers, 1932-1984

    Thomas Carr Howe papers, 1932-1984

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    thumbnail image for J. B. Neumann papers, 1905-1967

    J. B. Neumann papers, 1905-1967

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    thumbnail image for Perry Townsend Rathbone papers, 1929-1985

    Perry Townsend Rathbone papers, 1929-1985

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    thumbnail image for James J. Rorimer papers, 1921-1982, bulk 1943-1950

    James J. Rorimer papers, 1921-1982, bulk 1943-1950

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    thumbnail image for Victor D. Spark papers, circa 1830-1983, bulk 1930-1970

    Victor D. Spark papers, circa 1830-1983, bulk 1930-1970

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    thumbnail image for George Leslie Stout papers, 1897-1978

    George Leslie Stout papers, 1897-1978

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    thumbnail image for Otto Wittmann papers, 1932-1996

    Otto Wittmann papers, 1932-1996

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Contents of Collection Feature
  • A Guide to Provenance Research at the Archives of American Art
  • World War II Era Provenance Research
  • Methodologies and Resources: Jacques Seligmann & Co. Gallery Records, 1904-1978, bulk 1913-1974
  • Methodologies and Resources: Carnegie Institute, Museum of Art records, 1883–1962
  • Methodologies and Resources: Perls Galleries records, 1937-1997
  • Online Resources for World War II Era Art Provenance Research
  • World War II Era Provenance Research Collections: Records of Galleries and Dealers
  • World War II Era Provenance Research Collections: Personal Papers
  • World War II Era Provenance Research Collections: Oral Histories

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