McCormick, Chauncey, 1884-1954

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Correspondence from Chauncey McCormick, President of the Art Institute of Chicago, to to Samuel A. Marx, Leigh B. Block, Frank B. Hubachek, and Daniel Catton Rich [copy].

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Correspondence from Chauncey McCormick, President of the Art Institute of Chicago, to to Samuel A. Marx, Leigh B. Block, Frank B. Hubachek, and Daniel Catton Rich [copy].

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Correspondence from Chauncey McCormick, President of the Art Institute of Chicago, to Walter and Louise Arensberg.

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Correspondence from Samuel A. Marx to Walter Arensberg.

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Correspondence from Walter Arensberg to Chauncey McCormick, President of the Art Institute of Chicago.

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