Records, 1975-1999.

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Records, 1975-1999.

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Records of Getty Publications, and its Editorial Committee, part of the J. Paul Getty Trust, that consist of correspondence, memoranda, publishing proposals, budget information (including information from the Getty Museum bookstore and the Getty Education Institute), and legal documents, 1975-1999. The bulk of the material encompasses meeting minutes and agendas; many of these meetings were the occasion to discuss publishing proposals. Also included is documentation on the Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals, and miscellaneous files regarding publishing activities of the Museum.

1.88 linear feet (5 boxes)

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Getty Research Institute

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