Exhibition Chronology
Read the full chronology of exhibitions organized by the Archives of American Art.
No Day Without a Line: Whistler in the Archives of American Art
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Correspondence
James McNeill Whistler to Susie Sutton
18-- -
Artifact
James McNeill Whistler's palette and brushes
ca. 1889 -
Correspondence
James McNeill Whistler to George Washington Lee
ca. 1879 -
Printed Material
Wilde v. Whistler: Being an Acrimonious Correspondence on Art between Oscar Wilde and James A. McNeill Whistler
1906 -
Printed Material
Etchings by James McNeill Whistler
ca. 1903 -
Correspondence
James McNeill Whistler letter to John White Alexander
ca. 1896-1901 -
Correspondence
F. W. (Fitzwilliam) Sargent, Nice, France letter to Thomas Sargent
1886 May 13 -
Correspondence
F. W. (Fitzwilliam) Sargent, Cadenabbia, Italy letter to Thomas Sargent
1884 June 17 -
Photograph
John Singer Sargent's studio at 31 Tite Street, Chelsea, England
ca. 1920 -
Photograph
John Singer Sargent
ca. 1880 -
Correspondence
James McNeill Whistler note to unidentified recipient, Cambridge, England
1896 -
Artifact
Hokusai Manga
ca. 1814
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