Records, Faculty 1966-1985 (inclusive).

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Records, Faculty 1966-1985 (inclusive).

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The Faculty series contains records pertaining to Brooklyn Museum Art School faculty. The files are generally small and contain limited information. Materials include resumes, memos, letters, biographies, and announcements. Also included in the files are a small group of photographs of artworks by the faculty.The files are arranged alphabetically by last name, which include group files and individual name files. In addition, there are general administrative files relating to the faculty.

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