Walter Friedlaender Collection 1900-1966 bulk 1930-1960

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Walter Friedlaender Collection 1900-1966 bulk 1930-1960

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The Walter Friedlaender Collection describes the professional life of this art historian. The major focus of the collectionis his work on sixteenth and seventeenth century artists. It includes correspondence, a few published works, photographs, lecture and manuscript notes, art reference files, newspaperclippings, and poetry.

2.5 linear feet + 1 oversized folder

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Leo Baeck Institute.

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