Thomas Hess papers, 1939-1978

Oversized material housed in OV 15

Oversized material housed in OV 11

"Under the Spreading Plastic Tree," "Homage to Albers," "History of World Art," "Seurat to Matisse: Drawings in France," Cleve Gray, museum architecture

Dealers, "Quatrième Journée," Irving Penn, "Mensche-the Artist and Mr. Big," Willem de Kooning, Hans Hartung, Frantisic Kupka, Nadelman, Betty Parsons, Balthus, Italian exhibits at Museum of Modern Art and Metropolitan Museum of Art, Franz Kline

"We're in the Monet," Monet, Eight Contemporaries exhibition, Anti-Reductionists, Patterns of Collecting exhibition, "Inside Jasper Johns," Twentieth-Century American Drawing exhibition, Dalí, Pollock, Helen Frankenthaler, Beaux-Arts architecture

Andrew Wyeth, Michael Heizer, various exhibitions, Social Realists, "Let Us Make Man in Our Image, After Our Likeness," "In the Palace of Plastics," "A Private Life for General Ideas," "Public Works in Private Art," "Sketch for a Portrait of the Art Historian Among Artists," "Rules of the Game, Part 2: Marden and Rockburne," "The Great Paper Chase," "Sitting Pretty," "What's a Polish Constructivist?," "Collecting at the Met, I: The Poetics of Greed," "Connections at the Met," "Five Bywaymen."

Oversized writing on photography in painting housed in OV 12

"Beyond Objects," "Walter de Maria: The Clockwork Earthroom," "Stella Bella," "Heizer, Martin: Fresh Air Friends," "Wyeth's Way," "Venice Ascending," "The Fifteen Million Dollar Understanding," "How the West was Shot," "Revolutionary Revivals," "Connecticut Cross-Country," "The Academic Brigades"

"New York Painting: An Incomplete Microcosm," "Hey, Ed Logue, Don't Do That to F.D.R.," "Doge Days at the Met," "Andre Masson, Unlucky Prophet," "Grooms, Goya, and the Grotesque," "Hocus-Pocus and Other Illusions," "Eclecticism at the Barricades," "My MoMA Done Tole Me," "Abstract and Hemi-Demi-Semi Abstract," "The Architectural Braque," "Pot au Feu," "Cezanne, a Triumph"

Al Held, Yves Tanguy, "To-Do Champ," "Due Cause and Community Do's," "Erotics and Eccentrics," "The Germans Are Coming! The Germans Are Coming!," "The Germans Are Here!," Posada, Lawrence, and the Mediums of Poverty"

"The Abstractionist Who Came in From the Cold," "Grosvenor, Shivvering Timbers," "New York is a Jade Mountain," "Come Back to the Raft Ag'n Winslow Homer Honey," "The Pygmalion File," "Those Endearing Young (Well, er, Middle-Aged) Charms," "Nolo Me Tangere," "Radical Kitsch," "The Whited Bellybutton," Tapestries

"Matisse: Hesitant Hedonist," "The Cigarbox of Napoleon III," "That's All Folks," "Look Proud, We're Number Two," Pompidou Center, "The Day the Turnstyles Stopped," DiSuvero, "Four Pictures by De Kooning at Canberra," "Unvarnished Truths," "In the Good Old Guggenheim"

"Seals, Swords, Boxes, Invisible, Exquisite, Deadly," "Dumb is Beautiful," Jasper Johns/Josef Albers, Reuben Nakian, Elaine De Kooning

"The Art Comics and Satires of Ad Reinhardt"

"The Art Comics and Satires of Ad Reinhardt"

"The Art Comics and Satires of Ad Reinhardt"

"The Stature of Barnett Newman, An American View"

Barnett Newman

Barnett Newman

"Tony Smith and the Philosophical Polygon," "The Intellectual Nightingale," Review of "Encounters: The Life of Jacques Lipschitz," Alfred Barr, modern American painting, Met deaccessioning policy, "How Paris Discovered America," "Gold Hoards of Golden Hordes," Whitney Exhibit: 200 Years of American Sculpture , "The Impressionist Epoch, Part I," "Through the Whitney with Socrates, Crito, and Company," newton Harrison, Tworkov

"The Horses of Momoyama," Norman Bluhm, sculpture, "Some Things They Never Told You About the 1940s, 50s, and 60s," review of "The Grand Acquisitors" by John Hess, collective goals in art, survivability of an artist, book reviews: art treasures of the Met, book review: Paul Klee by Giedion-Welcker, arts program of Longview Foundation, Parisian view of art, various views of modern art, "Blood, Sweat, and Smears," "The Miracle on Union Square," Max Ernst

"Rudy Burckhardt's New York Underground," "The Convertible Oyster," "Still-Life with Death and Sex," falling out between Newman and Reinhardt, "Opening at the Frick," vaginal imagery, review of "French Painting, 1774-1830: The Age of Revolution," Anthony Caro, review of "Three Centuries of the American Nude," museum treatment of artists

Manuscripts on De Kooning (7 manuscripts total in 3 folders)

Manuscripts on De Kooning (7 manuscripts total in 3 folders)

Manuscripts on De Kooning (7 manuscripts total in 3 folders)

Barnett Newman, artists' demonstration at the Met, Cubists, "Contrastes de Contextes," "La Guerre a New York--Retour aux Moyens Ages," "Pasta Contre MoMA," "Is Cubist Modern?"

"Abstract Painting: Background and An American Phase"

"Abstract Painting: Background and An American Phase"

Isamu Noguchi

Exhibition reviews for Waldo Peirce and Juliet Thompson

"The Cigarbox of Napoleon III," lecture at University of wisconsin, Madison

Franz Kline, De Kooning "The Poet in the Studio"

De Kooning, "L'Acrylique Lyrique," "C'est L'Heur du Peau-Rouge," "Vers une Iconographie et pour l'Art Abstrait," "The Return of Heavy Paint," "From Cellers and Sellers," "The Discreet Charm of Jean Dubuffet," "Soho Trio: Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed," "L'Art-Frisson"

"Gertrude's Ghost: Reinstallations at the Modern Museum, II," "Empty-Center Painting," for "Politics and Current Art Panel," "Polypolyptychality," "Saul Steinberg va. The Mickey Mouse Mugger," "Hodler: The Epic of a Detour," "Meetings at the Met," "Up Against the Wall, Pop," "Private Faces in Public Places," "Olitski Without Flattery," "Sincerely Yours, Ellsworth Kelly"

"Pavia and Held," "Akhenaten: Some Pyramidiocies," "Kazimir Malevich: Dialectical Immateriality"

Comparison of art crowd with "Upstairs/Downstairs," "News from Tiny Town Terra," "Muhammad Ali vs. the Whitney Museum," "Behind the Taboo Curtain," "On the Sunny Side," "A Verray Parfit Gentil Exhibition," "Up Against the Wall, Pop," "The Condemned Playgrounds of Robert Smithson"

"Reflections In and On Degas," Richard Avedon, "Why Can't Photographers Learn to Speak?," "Barbarian Gold," "Ideology Italian Style," "The Abominable Birdman," Charles Egan exhibit, "A Taxonomy of Abstract Expressionism"

"Thaw and Thanatopsis," "Millet and the Sensuous Peasant," "MoMA and the Towering Limbo," Philip Guston, "Wild About the Fauves," "Carl Andre Has the Floor," "Smith Al Fresco"

"To the Mannerist Born," "Brooklyn Heights," "A Descent into the Mall Storm," "Pepsi Generation of Vipers," "Venice and Friuli, Art and Life," "Paradise, Made in USA," "Design Neglect," "Other Sides of Paradise," "The Story of O," "Warhol and De Niro: Modesty is the Best Policy," "Drawing Einstein on the Beach," "Nature Woman," "Greuze: Up from the Celler and Out on the Shelf"

"Swiss on Wry," "Adolph Gottlieb, Old Man of the Sea," "Dan Flavin at the Gates of Light," "Ensor, the Masked Marvel," "Sol Lewitt and the Blizzard of Cubes," "Nancy Graves, the Joys of Flying," David Budd, "He Tried to Become a Camera," "Ceremonies of Measurement," "Communicating Degas," "Across the River and into P.S. 1," "Boxing Day"

"Blue Nymphs and White Water," "David's Plot," "Replenishing Rauschenberg," "Kenneth Noland: Hesitant Prophet," "Up Close with Richard and Philip and Nancy and Klaus," "Breakthrough with Tanks," "A Tip from the Bookmakers," "Bookmakers on the Parnassus," "Americans in Paris," "Rubens: Blood, Milk and Tears," "For Each Man Kilns the Thing He Loves," "Wayne Thiebaud: Eternal Mayonnaise," "Vollard's Deal"

"The Light That Lies in Women's Eyes," "At the Whitney: Women Under Wraps," "Arshile Gorky Flies Again," "How to Cut into Color, or the Last Miracles of Henri Matisse," "Alex Katz's Sign of the Times," "Drawn and Quartered," "Women's Work," "The Big Picture," "Walter de Maria, or the Emperor's New Cat Box," "Jasper Johns: Oh, Say Can You See?," "Larry Rivers Strikes Again," "Balthus: Seen and Scene," "The Mess in Albany," "Cezanne, a Triumph," Balthus, "The Greek Connection," "The Designing Iceberg," "Nakian and Bladen, on the Streets"

"Where Have All the Isms Gone?," De Kooning, "The Flying Hollander of East Hampton, L.I.," Saul Steinberg, Barnett Newman

Ruth Abrams, Afro, Fabbri Agenore, Peter Agostini, Giuseppe Ajmone, Josef Albers, Pierre Alechinsky, Charles Alston, John Altoon, Alva, Emilio Ambasz, John Anderson, Lennart Anderson, Carl Andre, Oliver Andrews, Pietro Anigoni, Karel Appel, Araceli, Alexander Archipenko, Rocco Armento, Kenneth Armitage, Francis Arnal, Jean (Hans) Arp, Artists' Club Meeting on May 25, 1956, Roy Ascott, Darrel Austin, Edward Avedisian, Milton Avery, Ay-O

Folder 19: Alice Baber, Francis Bacon, Balthus, Hadi Bara, John Barber, Walter Barker, Will Barnet, Jennifer Bartlett, Jose Bartoli, Leonard Baskin, Mark Baum, Harold Baumbach, William Baziotes, Robert Beauchamp, Julian Beck, Rosemarie Beck, Max Beckmann, Leland Bell, Lynda Benglis, Billy Al Bengston, Harry Bertoia, Forrest Bess, Joseph Beuys, Janice Biala, Albert Bierstadt, Umberto Bignardi; Folder 20: Julius Bissier, Ronald Bladen, Nell Blaine, Sandra Blon, Hyman Bloom, Norman Bluhm, Robert Frederick Blum, Peter Blume, Abraham Blustein, Jeanne Boardman, Seymour Boardman, Boccioni, Ilya Bolotowsky, Dusti Bonge, Pierre Bonnard, Lee Bontecou, Cameron Booth, Paul Emile Borduas, Bosco, Louis Bouche, Tom Boutis, Paul Brach, Bennett Bradbury; Folder 21: Warren Brandt, Sheila Branigan, Georges Braque, John Bratby, Rodolphe Bresdin, Ernest Briggs, Gandy Brodie, Charles Brody, Tily Brody, James Brooks, Morris Brose, Joan Brown, William T. Brown, Daniel Brustlein, Fritz Bultman, Rudolph Burckhardt, Paul Burlin, Reg Butler

Folder 22: German Cabrera, Lawrence Calcagno, Alexander Calder, William Calfee, Theri Camargo, Gretna Campbell, Kenneth Campbell, Campigli, Raphael Canogar, Arthur B. Carles, Nicolas Carone, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Norman Carter, Edmond Casarella, Jorge Castillo, Giorgio Cavallon, Cesar, Lynn Chadwick, Bernard Chaet, David Chapin, Chapoual, Herman Cherry, Alfredo Chighine, Eduardo Chillida, Chryssa, Jean Clad; Folder 23: James Clark, Joe Clark, Lygia Clark, Carrol Cloar, William Clutz, Adele Cohen, Jean Cohen, Thomas Cole, Carlos Colombino, Kirby Congdon, William Congdon, Bruce Connor, Robert Conover, Al Copley, John Singleton Copley, Edward Corbett, Corneille, June Corwine, Cousins, Rollin McNeil Crampton, Hubert Crehan, Roberto Crippa, Jasper Francis Cropsey, Merce Cunningham, Don Cyr

Includes bibliographies, biographical information, and correspondence with Hess and others regarding De Kooning artwork.

Conversation between Hess, de Kooning, and Harold Rosenberg recorded by Betty Wolff on March 2, 1964.

Includes interview transcripts, lists of artwork, manuscript draft of "Willem de Kooning" by George Dickerson, notes, printed materials, and photographs of de Kooning, his studio, and works of art.

Oversized material housed in OVs 13, 16

Includes photographs and transparencies of works of art.

Folder 10: Salvador Dalí, Damian, Nassos Daphnis, Maria Helena Vierra da Silva, Don David, Gene Davis, Stuart Davis Luciano Da Vita, Lucien Day, DeChirico, George Deem, Nanno DeGroot, De Kermadec, Delacroix, Jacques Delahaye, Francesco del Cairo, Roberto de Lamonica, Walter de Maria, Agnes Denes, Robert De Niro; Folder 11: Andre Derain, Niki de Saint-Phalle, Nicolas de Stael, Roel d'Haese, Edwin Dickinson, Richard Diebenkorn, Marjorie di Lascia, Burgoyne Diller, Jim Dine, Lois Dodd, William Dole, Enrico Donati, Thomas Doughty, William F. Draper, Sherman Drexler, Charles Steven DuBack, Bernard Dufour, Dufy, Edward Dugmore, D'Vorzon, Friedebald Dzubas, Friedel Dzubas

Thomas Eakins, Matta Echaurren, Arthur Elias, Empire State Plaza in Albany, New York, Max Ernst, (Akyavash) Erol, Maurice Esteve, Merlyn Evans, Philip Evergood

Paul Feeley, Lyonel Feininger, Apelles Fenosa, Herbert Ferber, John Ferran, Pedro Figari, Perle Fine, Joseph A. Fiore, Giosetta Fioroni, Stanley Fisher, Audrey Flack, Chaim Fleischman, Samson Flexor, Foldes, Jean Follett, Peter Forakis, Raquel Forner, Miles Forst, Sam Francis, Antonio Frasconi, Stan Freborg, William Freed, Ann Freilich, Jane Freilicher, Jared French, Elias Friedensohn, Arnold Friedman, Carole Friedman, Sideo Fromboluti, Stuart Homer Frost, Buckminster Fuller

Brata, Camino Gallery, March Gallery, Metropolitan, Tanager Gallery

Folder 21: Joseph Gans, Mario Garcia, Franco Garelli, Eve Garrison, Lee Gatch, Walter Gaudnek, Vladimir Nickolayevich Gavrilov, Sonia Gechtoff, Joann Gedney, Bing S. Gee, Thomas George, Ilse Getz, Alberto Giacometti, Stefan Gierowski, Gilbert and George, Bruce Gilchrist, William Giles, James Gill, Giovanella; Folder 22: Santomaso Giuseppe, William Glackens, Fritz Glarner, Joseph Glasco, Judith Godwin, Elias Goldberg, Michael Goldberg, Peter Golfinopoulos, Leon Golub, Julio Gonzalez, Sam Goodman, Robert Goodnough, Ron Gorchov, Sidney Gordin, Arshile Gorsky; Folder 23: John D. Graham, Marcelo Grassmann, Enrique Grau, Balcomb Greene, Gertrude Greene, Stephen Greene, John Grillo, Joan Gris, George Grosz, Bruno Groth, Giuseppe Guerreschi, O. Louis Guglielmi, Philip Guston, Jose Lewis Gutierrez

Folder 25: Richard Haas, Dimitri Hadzi, Raoul Hague, Hajdu, Theodore Halkin, Hamao Hamada, Richard Hamilton, David Hare, Paul Harris, Newton Harrison, James McDougal Hart, Grace Hartigan, Leon Hartl, Hans Hartung, James Harvey, Julius Hatofsky, Stanley William Hayter, Sally Hazelet, Zoltan Hecht, Charles Heidinreich, Al Held, Dorothy Heller; Folder 26: Jon Henry, Caspar Henselmann, Auguste Herbin, Patrick Heron, Clinton Hill, Fannie Hillsmith, Roger Hilton, Wolfgang Hollegha, Carl Holty, Winslow Homer, Budd Hopkins, Philippe Hosiasson, Charles Howard, John Hultberg, Ralph Humphrey

Angelo Ippolito, Richard Ireland

Ward Jackson, David Jacobs, Joan Jacobs, Joseph Jakob, Maria Jarema, Paul Jenkins, Francis Jennings, Alfred Jenson, Dale Joe, Ban Johnson, Eastman Johnson, Lester Johnson, Philip C. Johnson, Ray Johnson, E. Powis Jones, Asger Jorn

Folder 2: John Kacere, Reuben Kadish, Joseph Kagle, Wolf Kahn, Herbert Kallem, Vassily Kandinsky, Mitsuo Kano, Howard Kanovitz, Kansas City Art Museum and School of Design, Morris Kantor, Tadeusz Kantor, Allan Kaprow, Alex Katz, Robert Kaupelis, Stanley Kearl, James J. Kearns, Ellsworth Kelly, james Kelly, Zolton Kemeny, Moldakhmet Syzdykovich Kenbayev, John Frederick Kensett, Gyorgy Kepes, Kerkam, William Kienbusch, Frederick Kiesler, Bronislav Kievzkowski, Kenneth Kilstrom, William King, Alida Walsh Kiphe, Lyman Kipp, Paul Klee; Folder 3: Vera Klement, Ruth Kligman, Karl Knaths, Robert Knipschild, Lester Knorr, John Franklin Koenig, henry Koerner, Edmond Kohn, Gabriel Kohn, Maurice Koranievsky, Albert Kotin, Lee Krasner, George Kratina, Stanton Kreider, Irving Kriesberg, Terry Krumm, Nicolas and John Krushenick, Walter Kuhlmann, Tadeusz Kulisiewez, Frank Kupka, Yayoi Kusama, Tadaki Kuwayama

Gaston Lachaise, Robert La Hotan, Paul Lancaster, Bernard Langlais, Andre Lanskoy, Fay Lansner, Peter Lanyon, Larianov, Ibram Lassaw, Henri Laurens, Sebastien LeClerc, Le Corbusier, Christos Lefakis, Fernand Leger, William R. Leigh, Selma Leone, Leonid, William E. Lescaze, Alfred Leslie (OV 13), John Levee, Mon Levinson, Israel Levitan, Hilda Levy, John Chapman Lewis, Landes Lewitin, Yuen-Chia Li, Alexander Liberman, Jean Liberte.

Oversized material on Leslie, Alfred housed in OV 13

Roy Lichtenstein, Linda Lindeberg, Richard Lindner, Jacques Lipchitz, Richard Lippold, John Little, El Lizzitzky, Frank Lobdell, Michael Loew, Vincent Longo, Abo khalil Lotfy, Morris Louis, Jack Lowe, Morton Lucks, Evert Lundquist, Lunt-Fontanne Theatre (murals), Boris Lurie, Jere Lykins.

Folder 7: John McAndrew, Douglas McClellan, Helene McKinsey, William McLean, George McNeil, Harold McWhinnie, Mafai, Magritte, Robert Mallary, Man Ray, Irving Manoir, Leo Manso, Conrad Marca-Relli, Andre Marchand, Marcia Marcus, Brice Marden, Andre Marfaing, Boris Margo, John Marin, Marino Marini, Marisol (Escobar), Knox Martin, Alice Trumbull, Emily Mason; Folder 8: John Mason, Andre Masson, Georges Mathieu, Andrew Matlin, Joan Matthews, Henri Matisse, Walter Meigs, Salvatore S. Meo, Hedy Mergenthaler, Knut Merrild, Messagier, Lucjan Mianowski, Leo Micherson, Sam Middleton, Manolo Millares, Renee Miller, Joan Mitchell, Guido Molinari, Piet Mondrian, E. Montenegro, Henry Moore; Folder 9: Gustave Moreau, Alberto Moretti, Ennio Morlotti, Carl Morris, George L.K. Morris, Kyle Morris, George Morrison, Antoine Mortier, Edward Moses, Alvin Most, Robert Motherwell, Fateh El Moudaress, Luis Moyano, Jan Muller, Henry Mundy, Forrest Myers

Oversized material housed in OVs 15-16

Elie Nadelman, Emiko Nakano, Reuben Nakian, Abraham Naton, E.W. Nay, Reginald Neal, Alice Neel, Jack Nelson, J.B. Neumann, Louise Nevelson, Mike Nevelson, Newell, Roy Newell, New York School, Henry Niese, Constantino Nivolo, Emil Nolde, Anne Norwich

Toshio Odate, Ciru Oduber, Pablo O'Higgins, Georgia O'Keeffe, Claes Oldenburg, Ivan Olinsky, Jules Olitski, Earle Olsen, John Opper, Elsie Orfuss, Jose Clemente Orozco, George Ortman, Osborne, Alfonso Ossorio

Folder 14: Stephen Pace, "Painting Prophecy": Personal Statements by Artists, K.C.S. Paniker, Raymond Parker, Berry Parsons, Felix Pasilis, Paslof, Patricia Passloff, Philip Pavia, Philip Pearlstein, Alicia Penalba, Irving Penn, Donald Perlis, Bart Perry, Roland Peterson, Ordan Petlevski, Zoran Petrovic, Shirley Young Pettibone, Bernard Pfriem, Gifford Phillips; Folder 15: Jean Piaubert, Pablo Picasso, Consagra Pietro, Edouard Pignon, Arthur Luis Piza, Plantier, Jackson Pollock, Arnaldo Pomodoro, Fairfield Porter, Richard Pousette-Dart, Prexler, John Purpura, Wallace Putnam

Harvey Quaytmans, Alberto Quintanilla, Ghermandi Quinto

Folder 20: Leo Rabkin, Carlo Ramous, Abraham Rattner, Robert Rauschenberg, Odilon Redon, Wallace Reiss, Seymour Remenick, Milton Resnick, Jeanne Reynal, Augustin Theodule Ribot, Dan Rice, William Trost Richards, Robert Richenburg, Germaine Richier, George Rickey; Folder 21: Jean Paul Riopelle, Enrique Galdos Rivas, Larry Rivers, Dolona Roberts, Priscilla Roberts, Dorothea Rockburne, Raymond Rocklin, Umberto Romano, Samuel Romin, William Ronald, Alfredo Ruiz Rosas, Herman Rose, Ralph Rosenborg, Aaron Rosenman, James Rosenquist, Frank Roth, Anna Fell Rothstein, Shirley Rousseau-Murphy, Richards Ruben, Alfred Russell, James S. Russell, Morgan Russell

Folder 22: Kay Sage, Attilio Salemme, Samartino, Gerald Samuels, Ludwig Sander, Joop Sanders, Luis Sanguino, Giuseppe Santomaso, Sao Paulo-Museum of Modern Art, Sao Paulo-VI Bienal, Antonio Saura, Tetsuro Sawada, David Sawin, Emilio Scanavino, Miriam (Mimi) Schapiro, William Scharf, Egon Schiele, Edith Schloss, Max Schnitzler, Nicolas Schoeffner, Charles Schucker, Jon Schueler, Bernard Schultoe, Emil Schumacher, James Schuyler, Ethel Schwabacher, Daniel Schwartz, Kurt Schwitters, William Scott; Folder 23: George Segal, Jason Seley, Charles Seliger, Giacoma Serpotta, Michael Seuphor, Gino Severini, Ben Shahn, Charles G. Shaw, Charles Sheeler, Han Shon-Ning, Thomas Sills, Walt Silver, Burt Silverman, Marilyn Silverstone, Sal Sirugo, Skaling, Sklavo, Walter Skrivseth, W. Slewinski, David Slivka; Folder 24: Kenneth Slote, Clifford Smith, David Smith, Hassell Smith, Leon Polk Smith, Tony Smith, Waldeman Smolrek, Walter Snelgrove, Hyde Solomon, Juan Soriano, Pierre Soulages, Giorgio Spaventa, Ray Spillenger, Max Spoerri, Francois Stahly, Theodoros Stamos, Richard P. Stankiewicz, Joe Stefanelli, Saul Steinberg, Frank Stella, Joseph Stella, John Stephan, Lewis M. Stern, Clyfford Still, Edward D. Stone, Frank Stout, K.G. Subramanyan, Sugai, George Sugarman, James Suzuki

Anne Tabachnick, Sophie Taeuber-Arp, Tazuko Tanaka, Tancredi, Yves Tanguy, Antonio Tapies, Frederic Taubes, Jane Teller, Pierre Terbois, Tomioka Tessai, Yvonne Thomas, Robert Tieman, Joe Tilson, Walasse Ting, Jean Tinguely, Murray Tinkelman, Mark Tobey, Bradley Walker Tomlin, Joaquin Torres-Garcia, Irwin Touster, Harold Town, Ernest Trova, Allen Tucker, Seymour Tubis, Richard Tum Suden, Giulio Turcato, William Turnbull, Stanley Twardowicz, Twiggs, Cy Twombly, Jack Tworkov

Albert And Reva Urban, Tony Urquhart

Olavi Valavuori, Tom Valentine, Mies Van Der Rohe, H.M. Van der Spoel, Theo Van Doesburg, Giuliano Vangi, Jan Van Heel, Bram Van Velde, Nicolas Vasilieff, Gene Vass, Frank Vavruska, Emilio Vedova, Juan Ventayol, Anita Ventura, Esteban Vicente, Juan Vilacases, Jacques Villon, Alfredo Volpi, John Von Wicht, Charmion Von Wiegand, Peter Voulkos

Jaap Wagemaker, Andy Warhol, Jo Warner, Robert M. Watts, Idele Weber, Max Weber, Hugh Weiss, Livingston Welch, Tom Wesselmann, Pennerton West, Cliff Westermann, Robert Wiegand, William Wiley, Evelyn Williams, Bryan Wilson, Jane Wilson, Fritz Winter, Joseph Winter, Anatol Wladyslaw, Emerson Woelffer, Philip Wofford, Sidney Wolfson, Wolfgang Schulze Wols, Conrad Woods, Stanley Woodward, Fritz Wotruba, Zao Wou-Ki, Frank Lloyd Wright

Noriko Yamamoto, Phyllis Yampolsky, Manoucher Yektai, David Young, Tom Young, Jack Youngerman, Adja Yunkers

Athos Zacharias, Alfredo Zalce, Wilfred Zogbaum

Includes African art, ancient art, European (old masters), tapestries, European (19th century), Japanese art, medieval art, Nepalese, Paraguay (missionary Baroque), Armenian church sculpture, Scythian art, Soviet art, and other subjects.

Oversized material housed in OV 11

Oversized material housed in OV 14

Oversized material housed in OV 14

Oversized material housed in OV 11

Oversized material housed in OV 11