Office of the Registrar's Records of Martha Asher, 1968-1998.

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Office of the Registrar's Records of Martha Asher, 1968-1998.

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This series contains the files of Martha Asher, registrar at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute from 1970-1999. There are two types of records in the series. The first is a group of general working files. They contain project planning materials including correspondence and floor plans of galleries. The general files also contain reference materials such as instructional handouts for various routine departmental tasks and instruction manuals and warranties for office equipment. The second group of records in this series was found in chronologically organized binders labeled "exhibition checklists" and contains summaries, inventories, and labels for exhibitions at the Clark, from 1968-1995.

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Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, The Clark

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Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, The Clark

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