San José State University Art Department Records 1942-1963 1951-1959

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San José State University Art Department Records 1942-1963 1951-1959

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The San José State University Art Department Records, 1942-1963 (bulk 1951-1959), document the department's course curriculum, as well as art exhibits created by students. The records consist of miscellaneous brochures, pamphlets, course catalogues, flyers, and art ephemera. This collection is arranged into one series: Series I. Course Curriculum & Miscellany, 1942-1963 (bulk 1951-1959).

1 box,; 0.42 linear feet

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San José State University. Library

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