College Art Association of America
Size: 4 sound cassettes
Transcript 76 p.
Paper 11 p. by P. Askew
Summary: A panel discussion sponsored by the College Art Association of America, on the topic of art history education in early American colleges and universities, including Columbia, Harvard, New York University, Princeton, Smith, and Vassar. The participants include Pamela Askew, Julius Held, Craig Hugh-Smith, George Kubler, Marilyn Lavin, Phyllis Williams Lehman, Agnes Mongan, and Edward Warburg.
Founded in 1912 as the College Art Association, it changed its name in 1915 to the College Art Association of America.
Donated 1987 by College Art Association.
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Glimpses of some early departments of the history of art in the U.S.A. : panel discussion, 1987 Feb. 13. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
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