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  4. 2.2: General Correspondence, 1950-2002

Robert W. White papers, 1889-2003, bulk 1915-2003

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2.2: General Correspondence, 1950-2002

This subseries includes correspondence with clients, museums, galleries, and publishers. Interspersed among the files are letters from family, friends, and students. Attachments to letters include loan agreements, purchase orders, receipts, and printed material. Letters to Robert White discuss his work, exhibitions, commissioned projects, and teaching positions.
Among the correspondents are Amyas Ames, Stan Brodsky, Theodore Cremer, Patricia Fleischman, Willard R. Huntingdon, Rebekah Harkness Kean, David Garrard Lowe, Richard McDermott Miller, Walker O'Cain, Mark Oxman, and Richard Wilbur. Also included are letters from the American Academy in Rome, Brooklyn Museum, Century Association, Contemporary Realist Gallery, Davis Gallery, Grace Borgenicht Gallery, Harkness Ballet, National Academy of Design, State University of New York at Stony Brook, and Steuben Glass. Also found is a draft of Robert White's letter to Jacques Lipchitz.
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General Correspondence, 1950-1952
3
49
General Correspondence, 1953
3
50
General Correspondence, 1954
3
51
General Correspondence, 1955
3
52
General Correspondence, 1956
(3 folders)
3
53-55
General Correspondence (Steuben Glass), 1957
3
56
General Correspondence, circa 1957
4
1
General Correspondence, 1957
(4 folders)
4
2-5
General Correspondence, 1958
(4 folders)
4
6-9
General Correspondence, 1959
4
10
General Correspondence, 1960
4
11
General Correspondence, 1961-1962
4
12
General Correspondence, 1963-1964
4
13
General Correspondence, 1965-1966
4
14
General Correspondence, 1967
4
15
General Correspondence, 1969
(2 folders)
4
16-17
General Correspondence, circa 1969-1971
4
18
General Correspondence, 1970
(3 folders)
4
19-21
General Correspondence, 1971
4
22
General Correspondence, 1972
(2 folders)
4
23-24
General Correspondence, 1973
4
25
General Correspondence, 1974
4
26
General Correspondence, 1975
4
27
General Correspondence, 1976
4
28
General Correspondence, 1977-1978
4
29
General Correspondence, 1979
4
30
General Correspondence, circa 1980s
4
31
General Correspondence, 1980
4
32
General Correspondence, 1981
4
33
General Correspondence, 1982
4
34
General Correspondence, 1983
(2 folders)
4
35-36
General Correspondence, 1984
(2 folders)
4
37-38
General Correspondence, 1985
4
39
General Correspondence, 1986
4
40
General Correspondence, 1987
4
41
General Correspondence, circa 1988
4
42
General Correspondence, 1988
4
43
General Correspondence, 1989
4
44
General Correspondence, circa 1990s
4
45
General Correspondence, 1990
4
46
General Correspondence, 1991
4
47
General Correspondence, 1992
4
48
General Correspondence, 1993
4
49
General Correspondence, 1994
4
50
General Correspondence, 1995
4
51
General Correspondence, 1996
4
52
General Correspondence, 1997-1998
4
53
General Correspondence, 1999
4
54
General Correspondence, 2000
4
55
General Correspondence, 2001
4
56
General Correspondence, 2002
4
57
General Correspondence, undated
4
58
General Correspondence, Loose Envelopes, 1950-1979
4
59

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