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Hogg, Mike, 1885-1941. Mike and Alice Hogg Papers, 1919-1972, 1930-1941.

Title: Mike and Alice Hogg Papers, 1919-1972, 1930-1941.

The papers are organized into two subgroups based upon the origin and purpose the the records: Subgroup 1: Family Papers - comprised of correspondence related to maintenance of the family properties and personal corrrespondence between the Hogg family and friends. The bulk of personal correspondence documents the friendship between Alice and Irvin S. Cobb. Smaller files contain letters received from: Mike's personal secretary Harry E. Bingham; friends Bob Davis and Mr. and Mrs. O.O.McIntyre; and letters from Ima Hogg. Also included are one linear foot of photographic material and two original caricature drawings of Irvin S. Cobb. Subgroup 2: Mike Hogg - consists mainly of correspondence related to political activity after his terms in the Texas Legislature and until the end of his life. The most comprehensive of this material is that which documents Hogg's fund-raising efforts for the "No Third Term Democrats" in Texas, 1940-41. Earlier political correspondence pertains to repeal of prohibition, and Hogg's endorsement of various Texas Democrats and proposed federal and state legislation. Military records are sparse, but contain Hogg's discharge papers and a commemorative roster of the 360th Infantry, Texas Brigade.

ArchivalResource: 2.5lin.ft., including 400 photographs.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122632873 View

Biography -- Hogg family.

Title: Biography -- Hogg family.

ArchivalResource: 1 file folder.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/310381574 View

Cotner, Robert Crawford. Cotner, Robert C., papers, 1767-1981, 1995.

Title: Cotner, Robert C., papers, 1767-1981, 1995.

Papers document the career of Robert C. Cotner (1906-1980), historian, author, and professor at the University of Texas at Austin (1940-1977), and consists of correspondence; files concerning course materials, professional activities, and UT's Department of History; typescripts, notes, and other supporting materials related to Cotner's publications, primarily James Stephen Hogg: A Biography (1959). Additional research material includes a religious diary by Adonirum Judson Moore; a diary account of the Philadelphia Exposition; a Civil War diary transcript; the memoirs of James H. Tomb, a Confederate prisoner of war and an engineer in the Confederate Navy and in Brazil during its war with Paraguay; a transcript of a World War I diary of Texas National Guard experiences at Camp Bowie (Fort Worth) and overseas; diary of Martha Sophien Hogg; and a 1917 diary detailing "The Happenings of Squad Eight at Camp Baule[?]". Also conained are photographs, postcards, transparency slides, film strips, sound recordings, newspapers, and artifacts.

ArchivalResource: 59 ft., 3 in.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/244930074 View

Ima Hogg.

Title: Ima Hogg. [1900]-

ArchivalResource: 1 vertical file folder ; 30 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/45257479 View

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Office of the Director. James H. Chillman, Jr. correspondence and miscellaneous subjects, 1924-1970.

Title: James H. Chillman, Jr. correspondence and miscellaneous subjects, 1924-1970.

The bulk of the correspondence is from Chillman's Interim Directorship of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston from 1959 to 1961. Individual correspondents include benefactors, fellow staff, and colleagues such as Miss Ima Hogg; Miss Stella Shurtleff; Ruth Pershing Uhler; architect William Ward Watkin; Ward Lockwood; Edsel Ford; Burke Baker; John Palmer Leeper; and James Johnson Sweeney. Correspondence subjects include exhibitions, Museum activities, and events; donations and loans; appraisals; possible acquisitions; restoration of works in the collection; and Chillman's travel arrangements. Much of the correspondence relates to local and national art-related radio broadcasts, such as the series "Art in America" (1932 to 1940) jointly sponsored by the Museum of Modern Art and the American Federation of Arts. Chillman actively promoted these programs with local broadcasters. He also organized speakers for local radio programs aired weekly by the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston and composed copy for public service radio spot announcements regarding Museum events. These activities are reflected in his correspondence. The papers include press releases and printed ephemera related to the "Art in America" broadcasts.

ArchivalResource: 1 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122492176 View

River Oaks Garden Club. Board. Board Records, 1927-2006.

Title: Board Records, 1927-2006.

This record group documents the business of the River Oaks Garden Club (ROGC) Board of Directors from the foundation under President Mrs. Louis A. Stevenson in 1927 to the present. This record group includes: minutes, officer and committee reports (and supporting documents), presidential papers (including correspondence and reports), and publications of the ROGC. The records range in date from the founding of the Club in 1927 to the present. The bulk of the materials originate from Houston, Texas, where the River Oaks community is located. The ROGC convenes September through May. This record group includes the ROGC Constitution, By-Laws, and Articles of Incorporation. By-laws range from 1942-1998. Articles of Incorporation are dated from1959 to1993. Not included in this record sub-group: documents regarding the Azalea Trail, Pink Elephant sale, DePelchin's Children Center, or Bayou Bend Gardens. No President reports or correspondence exist for the following years: 1927-1938, 1939-1945, 1947-52, 1953-1958, 1989-1992, 1996-1997, and all post-2000. No President reports exist for the following years: 1945-1947, 1952-1953, 1967-1968, 1992-1993, 1994-1996, 1997-2000. No President correspondence exists for the following years: 1938-1939, 1964-1965, 1970-1972, 1974-1980. Some of the early Board minutes are bound together with membership rosters and general meeting minutes. No Board Minutes exist for the following years: 1935-1936, 1937-1938, 1940-1942, 1949-1952, 1993-1994, and all post-1998. Included in the Board reports are the following: the rededication of Forum of Civics Building 1942, the Bicentennial Topiary Garden Committee records 1974-1976, the application for the Forum of Civics Building as an historic site 1986, interviews with early ROGC members 1994-1995, and Homeowners' Party invitation 1969-1996. All documents for the ROGC's various civic contributions (except for continuous contributions such as to DePelchin Children's Center and Bayou Bend Gardens) are contained in the Civic Committee files. All documents for the ROGC's various programs (except annual programs such as the Azalea Trail, Pink Elephant sale and "Florescence") are contained in the Program Committee files. Not all officer and committee reports are provided for each year, some are missing. No Board reports exist for the following years: 1927-1932, 1935-1936, 1943-1944, 2001-2002, 2003-2005, and all post-2006. Not all Officer, Committee and Membership Lists are included for each year. No Officer, Committee, and Membership Lists exist for the following years: 1927-1931, 1932-1937, 1940-1944, 1945-1952, and all post-1999.

ArchivalResource: 7.33 linear ft.

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Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Office of the Director. James H. Chillman, Jr. radio spot announcements and programs, 1938-1950.

Title: James H. Chillman, Jr. radio spot announcements and programs, 1938-1950.

This series contains scripts for spot announcements and programs broadcast on radio stations KTRH, KPRC, and KTHT from 1938 to 1947. The spot announcements provided information about the Museum and its collection, new acquisitions, exhibitions, demonstrations, films, gallery talks, concerts, and the Museum's hours. There are no spot announcements for 1943. The following radio programs were broadcast by the Museum during Chillman's tenure: "Look and Listen" (March 1939-December 1944); "Art and Music" (January-May 1944; November-December 1944); "Art is Fun" (April 1943-February 1950); and "Art Techniques" (December 1943-March 1944).

ArchivalResource: 2.50 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122319022 View

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Department of Education. Department of education, Bayou Bend files, 1982-1998.

Title: Department of education, Bayou Bend files, 1982-1998.

Materials in this series document the administration of Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens' educational programs. The series includes information on the docent program in the 1980s, teacher materials, program information and attendance figures.

ArchivalResource: 1 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/166478572 View

Hogg, Will C. (William Clifford), 1875-1930. Hogg, William Clifford, papers, 1897-1932.

Title: Hogg, William Clifford, papers, 1897-1932.

Papers relate to the life and affairs of Hogg (1875-1930), attorney, businessman, and philanthropist, who was the son of Texas governor James Stephen Hogg and resided in Houston and New York City.

ArchivalResource: 47 ft., 10 in.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/21349283 View

Hogg, Ima. Correspondence with Carl Zigrosser, 1931-1936.

Title: Correspondence with Carl Zigrosser, 1931-1936.

Miss Hogg nought prints from the Weyhe Gallery.

ArchivalResource: 3 items (3 leaves).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/155901530 View

Laidacker, Samuel H., 1904-. Papers, 1880-1987.

Title: Papers, 1880-1987.

Consists of Laidacker's business papers, particularly correspondence, card files, notes, sales lists, photographs, and printed material from antiques shows and auctions. One box of his father's (John Gideon Laidacker's) papers are included; he, too, was an antiques dealer.

ArchivalResource: 19 cubic ft. (79 boxes)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/84665357 View

Fehrenbach, T. R. Fehrenbach, T.R., papers, 1925-2002 (bulk 1962-1995)

Title: Fehrenbach, T.R., papers, 1925-2002 (bulk 1962-1995)

The T.R. Fehrenbach Papers, 1925-2002 (bulk 1962-1995), include creative works, research notes, printed materials, correspondence, photographs, royalty statements, and audiovisual material.

ArchivalResource: 10 ft.

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Hogg, Ima. Hogg, Ima, papers, 1824-1977.

Title: Hogg, Ima, papers, 1824-1977.

Correspondence, financial records, legal documents, minutes, reports, literary productions, and printed material document the life of Ima Hogg.

ArchivalResource: 107 ft., 7 in.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/26790274 View

Hogg Foundation for Mental Health. Hogg Foundation for Mental Health records, 1872-

Title: Hogg Foundation for Mental Health records, 1872-

Open-ended collection contains records of the Hogg Foundation as well as business records of Foundation directors and donors and some personal and business records of the Hogg family.

ArchivalResource: 286 ft., 10 in.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/23834688 View

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Office of the Director. Philippe de Montebello reader files, 1969-1973.

Title: Philippe de Montebello reader files, 1969-1973.

The Reader Files of Philippe de Montebello contain carbon copies of the Director's daily outgoing correspondence and largely concern administrative affairs, proposed exhibitions, possible accessions, his current research, and travel arrangements. The papers illustrate the Director's activities as a museum administrator and art collector, and include frequent corrrespondence with art dealers concerning pieces the Director had earmarked for the MFAH collection. Frequent correspondents include Andrew S. Ciechanowiecki, Director of Heim Gallery, London; Klaus Herding of the Staatliche Museen, Berlin; Colin T. Eisler; Addison Franklin Page; Annemarie Pope of the Smithsonian Institution Travelling Exhibition Service; Thomas Pearsall Field Hoving; John and Dominique de Menil; Miss Ima Hogg; Josep Grau-Garriga; Pierre Rosenberg; Peter Selz; Walter Hopps; and Houston architect S. I. Morris.

ArchivalResource: 1.5 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122530439 View

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Bayou Bend Collection. Dealer/Collector Files, 1917-1981.

Title: Dealer/Collector Files, 1917-1981.

The Dealer/Collector Files contain correspondence and invoices which document transactions conducted between Miss Ima Hogg and various dealers in antique furniture, oriental rugs, decorative arts, paintings, and prints. The papers illustrate in detail Miss Hogg's dedicated pursuit of the creation of a collection of decorative arts at Bayou Bend. Most of her collecting was accomplished between 1917 and the early 1970s. The papers also illustrate the work of the professional curatorial staff which arrived with the conversion of Bayou Bend from a private home to a public museum facility. At some time after the opening of Bayou Bend in 1966 the Dealer/Collector Files were adapted for administrative use by the museum's staff. Curatorial correspondence and other institutional papers dating from the 1960s to 1981 were merged with Miss Hogg's original correspondence during these years. The papers consist largely of correspondence between dealers and Miss Hogg or her secretary, Miss Jane Zively; the curatorial correspondence of David B. Warren and Barry A. Greenlaw; invoices and receipts for purchases; auction and exhibition catalogues; business cards; and newsclippings. In addition there is extensive corespondence between Miss Hogg and Charles F. Montgomery (then Director of the Henry Francis Du Pont Winterthur Museum), who advised her on acquisitions, on matters concerning the care and cataloguing of her collections, and on the formal conversion of Bayou Bend from a private home to a museum.

ArchivalResource: 4 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122624981 View

Stuart, Robert S. Papers, 1920-1983.

Title: Papers, 1920-1983.

Consists mostly of letters regarding Stuart's interests in early American silver and early American furniture. The most frequent correspondent was Jesse Bair (Hanover, Pa.), whose papers are also at this repository. Other correspondents include Ima Hogg, David Stockwell, and a variety of museums. Many photographs and some printed materials are also included.

ArchivalResource: .3 cubic ft. (1 box)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/84665499 View

Webb, Electra Havemeyer. Papers, 1893-1966 (bulk 1947-1960).

Title: Papers, 1893-1966 (bulk 1947-1960).

Chiefly materials about the Shelburne Museum, including correspondence, reports, speeches, articles, clippings, financial papers, and scrapbooks, documenting the founding of the museum, its physical structure, and the development and presentation of its collections; together with some personal papers, including scrapbooks relating to Webb's volunteer work during both world wars, menus and invitations for parties (1930-1956), sympathy letters on the death of her brother Horace Havemeyer, Webb-Havemeyer genealogy and family history documents, and hunting records. Museum staff members represented include Sterling D. Emerson, David Webster, Lilian Baker Carlisle, Gordon Parker Manning, Lewis N. Wiggins, and Ralph Nading Hill, a historian friend, who was paid by the museum for special projects.

ArchivalResource: 6 microfilm reels.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70960391 View

Gardner, Elizabeth Fromme. Gardner, Elizabeth F., papers, 1933-1959

Title: Gardner, Elizabeth F., papers, 1933-1959

The correspondence, newspaper clippings and scrapbooks, pamphlets, a speech, and meeting minutes comprising the Elizabeth F. Gardner Papers, 1933-1959, document Gardner's work with mental health services in Texas, including the activities of the Texas Society for Mental Health and the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health, as well as her work as a teacher in Alice, Texas.

ArchivalResource: 1 ft., 3 in.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/707939297 View

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Department of Education. Department of education files, 1950-2000.

Title: Department of education files, 1950-2000.

Details on the content of each series may be found in the record for that series. In general, program files may contain correspondence, program schedules, statistics, meeting minutes, clippings, announcements, and other materials that document the work of the department in that area.

ArchivalResource: 84 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/166478589 View

Taylor (Lonn) Papers AR 80-26; 84-224; 96-072; 99-121., 1936-1986

Title: Taylor (Lonn)Papers 1936-1986

Research reports, notesand drafts on 19th century Texas furniture and Texas politicalhistory

ArchivalResource:

http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/utcah/00506/00506-P.html View

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Bayou Bend Collection. Records, 1917-1987.

Title: Records, 1917-1987.

The Bayou Bend records trace the formation, administration, and activities of the museum facility known as Bayou Bend from 1960 to the present, as well as Ima Hogg's efforts from the 1920s through the 1960s to build a decorative arts collection for Bayou Bend. Much of the material predates the opening of Bayou Bend in 1966, specifically, the Miscellaneous Subjects and Docent Files, Dealer/Collector Files, and Collections Information. These should be used together with materials from the Archives' other Record Groups for a more complete account of Bayou Bend before 1965/66.

ArchivalResource: 41.25 linear ft. of processed records plus.40.0 linear ft. of unprocessed additions.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122492173 View

Robert C. Joy Papers 1940-1960.

Title: Robert C. Joy Papers 1940-1960.

Contains photographs of Joy's subjects as well as photographs, negatives and transparencies of his works. Also includes the transcript of an interview of Robert Joy by architect Howard Barnstone in which Joy talks of his first studio and his art teachers, Saturday Evening Post cover artist Eugene Iverd (George Ericson) in his Erie, Pennsylvania high school and American impressionist Daniel Garber at the Pennsylvania Academy.

ArchivalResource: 2 linear ft. Includes two oversize boxes.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/123490612 View

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Department of Education. Department of education, outreach program files, 1985-2000.

Title: Department of education, outreach program files, 1985-2000.

The majority of the files document the library exhibition program, including a history and chronology as well as the library pilot program in early 1985, Fill the Other Bowl, Boys! Also included in this series is background information and working files on the Art-to-go Resource Center, the Medical Center Lecture Series and work with the Houston Parks & Recreation Department.

ArchivalResource: 2.75 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/166478564 View

Wehner, E.L. E.L. Wehner Papers 1926-1980.

Title: E.L. Wehner Papers 1926-1980.

These records document the role of E.L. Wehner (also known as Ernest L. or "Pete" Wehner) as executor of the estate of Ima Hogg. They reflect Wehner's initial concerns that accepting the position of executor may present a conflict of interest. They include correspondence, financial records and tax returns, the wills of Ima Hogg and Alice Hogg Hanszen, paperwork from the executors, and news clippings that document Hogg's life and death. Of particular interest are the correspondence files concerning Memorial Park. These include early correspondence regarding the commercial use of Memorial Park (1962), requests throughout the period (1960s - 1980) for road improvements, the opening of a new Botanical Garden (1964), oil drilling (in the 1960s and 1970s), riding stables (1966, 1968), a possible garden center (1973) and railroad museum (1975.)

ArchivalResource: 2 linear ft. plus flat files.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/181099649 View

Museums -- Bayou Bend.

Title: Museums -- Bayou Bend.

ArchivalResource: 1 file folder.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/310379248 View

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Deptartment of Education. Department of education, exhibition files, 1970-2003.

Title: Department of education, exhibition files, 1970-2003.

The exhibition files document the work of the Department of Education in the planning and implementation of exhibitions from 1970 to 2003. The files include correspondence, proposals, contracts, research, publicity, grants, and creative works illustrating the educational components of museum exhibitions, which include special lectures, symposia, workshops, musical and performing arts events, printed and recorded guides, audio-visual shows, and complementary educational exhibitions. These records also reflect the department's responsibility for exhibition brochures and wall labels through various drafts of copy, galleys, and label books. The finished brochures, printed flyers, and announcement inserts have been placed in Series 13, Ephemera, although duplicates are occasionally included in these files. Ongoing programs held in conjunction with exhibitions, however-such as the Shartle Symposia, Evenings for Educators, or Family Days- are contained within the appropriate program series rather than the Exhibition Files. The amount of documentation varies with each exhibition, ranging from single-sheet listings of educational components for February 1981-April 1982 to multiple files regarding one exhibition. Information on exhibitions held during the 1970s is sparse. Typically, an exhibition file unit begins with General Program Information, including program listings, proposals, budgets, announcements, and bibliographies. Correspondence further reflects the planning and implementation of the programs. Substantial amounts of records on a specific component are given their own file. Exhibitions with extensive documentation include Money Matters: A Critical Look at Bank Architecture (2/4/1990-4/15/1990); The Pen and The Sword: Winslow Homer, Thomas Nast and the American Civil War (8/4/1990-2/4/1991); Rediscovering Pompeii (11/11/1990-1/27/1991); The Sculpture of Indonesia (12/9/1990-3/17/1991); Martin Luther King (two exhibits) (12/9/1990-3/17/1991 and 2/12/1991-7/7/1991); and Leonardo da Vinci: The Anatomical Drawings (6/28/1992-9/6/1992).

ArchivalResource: 22 linear ft. Includes one oversize flat box.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/166478606 View

Hogg Family Papers AR80-1; 81-18; 81-86., 1895-1948

Title: Hogg Family Papers 1895-1948

Business and legalrecords of Will C. Hogg (1875-1930), lawyer and businessman, son of Texasgovernor James Stephen Hogg, including papers of the Hogg Brothersfirm.

ArchivalResource:

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Comstock, Helen. Papers, 1959-1965.

Title: Papers, 1959-1965.

Consists mainly of correspondence generated in the course of research for her 1962 and 1968 books. Correspondents include Alice Winchester, Charles Montgomery, Ima Hogg, Milo Naeve, and representatives of most of the institutions with important collections in the American decorative arts. Also includes a great number of photographs showing furniture, period rooms, and art work. Many of the photographs indicate the name of the institution that provided Comstock with the image. The collection also came with ca. 1 cubic ft. of publications, clippings and auction catalogs.

ArchivalResource: 1.3 cubic ft. (4 boxes)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/84665195 View

Hogg, Ima. Ima Hogg symphony programs collection, 1900-1978.

Title: Ima Hogg symphony programs collection, 1900-1978.

This collection contains materials collected by Ima Hogg in relation to cultural events which she attended. Included in the collection are scrapbooks, programs, newspaper clippings, magazine articles, leaflets, brochures, other ephemeral materials, documents, and a printed book. Materials in the collection date from 1900 to 1978, with the bulk of materials falling between the years 1900 and 1964. The majority of the programs in the collection are from symphony concerts attended by Miss Hogg, both in Houston and in various cities in the United States and Europe. The development of the Houston Symphony is well-represented in this collection through programs and newspaper clippings. A significant portion of the programs and clippings are contained in seven scrapbooks which Miss Hogg created. Many of these scrapbooks include Miss Hogg's handwritten comments on the performances she attended. The collection has been reorganized by format for improved access, with materials related to the Houston Symphony or other Houston cultural organizations coming first within each format category. The series are arranged as follows: Scrapbooks, Printed Book, Programs: Houston Symphony Orchestra, Houston Symphony Fund-raising/Subscription, Programs, and Clippings. The finding aid includes a complete container listing.

ArchivalResource: 9 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/60246543 View

Hogg, Ima. Ima Hogg : papers, 1888-1991 (1960s).

Title: Ima Hogg : papers, 1888-1991 (1960s).

The Ima Hogg Papers consist largely of correspondence, work orders, receipts, news clippings, financial documents, scrapbooks and photographs, with the bulk of the materials dating to the 1960s. The largest portion of the papers deals with the evolution of her home Bayou Bend, from original house construction and development of gardens, to renovations it underwent in the process of becoming an American decorative arts house museum of national caliber. Correspondence with antique dealers, other collectors and garden and building materials contractors and suppliers comprise the bulk of that portion. Other notable materials in the collection are as follows: intermittent financial records for the years 1938-54, 1961, 1963; sketchbooks providing a glimpse into Miss Ima's youthful days in Austin, Texas; scrapbooks chronicling civic activities such as School Board, Houston Symphony and mental health activities, primarily for the 1930s, 1940s and 1960s; travel itineraries and art postcards indicating interests and influences, the bulk of which are from the 1920s and 1930s; also a small number of Hogg family papers, including typescripts and photocopies of intrafamily correspondence.

ArchivalResource: 9.75 linear ft.55 sound recordings.31 scrapbooks.8 bound v.25 objects.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/264799319 View

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Office of the Director. James Johnson Sweeney correspondence, 1961-1967.

Title: James Johnson Sweeney correspondence, 1961-1967.

The correspondence files of James Johnson Sweeney contain the Director's communications with Trustees (including John de Menil), artists, art critics and journalists, collectors, art gallery owners, and museum and university professionals. Mostly dealing with possible acquisitions and exhibitions for the MFA,H, the correspondence includes requests for consultations on the value and identification of art works and arrangements for Sweeney's participation as curator or judge for exhibitions and competitions held outside the MFA,H. The papers include correspondence with artists (such as Ida Kohlmeyer, Dorothy Hood, and Laszlo Moskovits) who encouraged Sweeney to visit their studios and wrote to him about the evolution and meaning of their work. The papers illustrate Sweeney's wide circle of contacts in the international art scene and demonstrate his commitment to the broadening of the public's exposure to and understanding of twentieth-century art.

ArchivalResource: 11 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122319012 View