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Box 37

 Container

Contains 60 Results:

Tax deductions for charitable art donations, 1962 January 17

 File — Box: 37, Folder: 17
Scope and Contents From the Series:

The series is comprised of photocopies of scrapbooks compiled by Alexina Duchamp regarding Duchamp's work, original loose pages from another Alexina Duchamp scrapbook concerning Jacques Villon, and assorted newspaper and magazine clippings assembled by either Duchamp or his wife on a variety of topics, including chess, Surrealism, Alfred Barr, Charles Baudelaire, Georges Braque, and the art market in the United States.

Dates: 1962 January 17

The New York Times. "Tax Deductions on Donated Art to Get Closer Federal Scrutiny", 1962 January 17

 Object — Box: 37, Folder: 17
Identifier: MDP_B037_F017_001
Scope and Contents

The New York Times. "Tax Deductions on Donated Art to Get Closer Federal Scrutiny" by Milton Bracker.

Dates: 1962 January 17

Henry, Maurice. Pen and ink drawing of Marcel Duchamp ascending a staircase, undated

 File — Box: 37, Folder: 1
Scope and Contents From the Series:

A small series of miscellaneous material, including most notably, Duchamp's hand drawn installation plan for what is presumably the "Art in Motion" exhibition held at the Moderna Museet (Stockholm, Sweden).

Dates: undated

Pen and ink drawing of Marcel Duchamp ascending a staircase, undated

 Object — Box: 37, Folder: 1
Identifier: MDP_B037_F001_13-1972-9-754
Scope and Contents

Pen and ink drawing of Marcel Duchamp ascending a staircase. Drawn by Maurice Henry.

Dates: undated

The New York Times. "Whither Art? It seems to be on its way somewhere but everything else is a puzzle", 1961 March 26

 Object — Box: 37, Folder: 9
Identifier: MDP_B037_F009_002
Scope and Contents

The New York Times. "Whither Art? It seems to be on its way somewhere but everything else is a puzzle" by John Canaday.

Dates: 1961 March 26

Duchamp, Marcel. Pictorial works, 1949-1965, undated

 File — Box: 37, Folder: 10
Scope and Contents From the Series:

The series is comprised of photocopies of scrapbooks compiled by Alexina Duchamp regarding Duchamp's work, original loose pages from another Alexina Duchamp scrapbook concerning Jacques Villon, and assorted newspaper and magazine clippings assembled by either Duchamp or his wife on a variety of topics, including chess, Surrealism, Alfred Barr, Charles Baudelaire, Georges Braque, and the art market in the United States.

Dates: 1949-1965, undated

Figaro Littéraire. "Les Livres: Trois livres de Michel Carrouges", undated

 Object — Box: 37, Folder: 10
Identifier: MDP_B037_F010_001
Scope and Contents

Figaro Littéraire. "Les Livres: Trois livres de Michel Carrouges" by André Rousseaux.

Dates: undated

Chicago Sunday Tribune. "These Fanciful Moderns", undated

 Object — Box: 37, Folder: 10
Identifier: MDP_B037_F010_002
Scope and Contents

Chicago Sunday Tribune. "These Fanciful Moderns" by Edward Barry.

Dates: undated

The New York Times. "Leonardo Duchamp", 1965 February 17

 Object — Box: 37, Folder: 10
Identifier: MDP_B037_F010_003
Scope and Contents

The New York Times. "Leonardo Duchamp" by John Canaday.

Dates: 1965 February 17

Columbia University Forum. "Modern Architecture: The Road to Abstraction", 1961

 Object — Box: 37, Folder: 10
Identifier: MDP_B037_F010_004
Scope and Contents

Columbia University Forum. "Modern Architecture: The Road to Abstraction" by Jacques Barzun, page 14-18.

Dates: 1961