"Julius Bloch: Portrait of the Artist." March 20-May 1, 1983, 1980-1983

In the spring of 1983, Patricia Likos and Margaret M. Kline curated a selection of of 47 paintings, prints, and drawings suveying the life and work of Julius Bloch. Bloch was a Philadelphia artist who gained national recognition during the Great Depression for his compassionate portrayals of working class people. His career spanned the first half of the twentieth century, and his work has influenced many painters and collectors.

This small series includes correspondence, planning documents, press releases, and time sheets.