City Art Museum of St. Louis. Curatorial Office.

Those who held the position of Curator during this period were: Charles Ward Rhodes, 1899-1903; F.E.A. Curley, 1910-1914; Charles Percy Davis, 1914-1930; Thomas T. Hoopes, 1936-1964.

From the description of Records 1899-1964: General curatorial files, primarily those of curator Thomas T. Hoopes. (Saint Louis Art Museum). WorldCat record id: 82952552

Emily Rauh was appointed Curator upon the retirement of Thomas T. Hoopes, at the time that the Museum had a single curator. During her nine years at the Museum, Assistant and Associate Curatorships were initiated in the areas of Primitive Arts, Oriental Art and Decorative Art. This marked the beginning of specialization in the curatorial department which continued with the emergence of other areas of specialization in the years to come.

From the description of Records 1964-1973: Files of Curator Emily S. Rauh. (Saint Louis Art Museum). WorldCat record id: 78849808