Box 26

This set of materials is broken down into archival sources and correspondence. The archival sources document the years of research necessary to bring this exhibition together and include photocopies and research from a number prominent archives, both local and international.The correspondence documents active research dialogues that took place between Innis Shoemaker and a number of scholars, gallery owners, and family members willing to share their knowledge and memories of Earl Horter.

This set of materials is broken down into archival sources and correspondence. The archival sources document the years of research necessary to bring this exhibition together and include photocopies and research from a number prominent archives, both local and international.The correspondence documents active research dialogues that took place between Innis Shoemaker and a number of scholars, gallery owners, and family members willing to share their knowledge and memories of Earl Horter.

This set of materials is broken down into archival sources and correspondence. The archival sources document the years of research necessary to bring this exhibition together and include photocopies and research from a number prominent archives, both local and international.The correspondence documents active research dialogues that took place between Innis Shoemaker and a number of scholars, gallery owners, and family members willing to share their knowledge and memories of Earl Horter.

This set of materials is broken down into archival sources and correspondence. The archival sources document the years of research necessary to bring this exhibition together and include photocopies and research from a number prominent archives, both local and international.The correspondence documents active research dialogues that took place between Innis Shoemaker and a number of scholars, gallery owners, and family members willing to share their knowledge and memories of Earl Horter.

This set of materials is broken down into archival sources and correspondence. The archival sources document the years of research necessary to bring this exhibition together and include photocopies and research from a number prominent archives, both local and international.The correspondence documents active research dialogues that took place between Innis Shoemaker and a number of scholars, gallery owners, and family members willing to share their knowledge and memories of Earl Horter.

This set of materials is broken down into archival sources and correspondence. The archival sources document the years of research necessary to bring this exhibition together and include photocopies and research from a number prominent archives, both local and international.The correspondence documents active research dialogues that took place between Innis Shoemaker and a number of scholars, gallery owners, and family members willing to share their knowledge and memories of Earl Horter.

This set of materials is broken down into archival sources and correspondence. The archival sources document the years of research necessary to bring this exhibition together and include photocopies and research from a number prominent archives, both local and international.The correspondence documents active research dialogues that took place between Innis Shoemaker and a number of scholars, gallery owners, and family members willing to share their knowledge and memories of Earl Horter.

This set of materials is broken down into archival sources and correspondence. The archival sources document the years of research necessary to bring this exhibition together and include photocopies and research from a number prominent archives, both local and international.The correspondence documents active research dialogues that took place between Innis Shoemaker and a number of scholars, gallery owners, and family members willing to share their knowledge and memories of Earl Horter.

This set of materials is broken down into archival sources and correspondence. The archival sources document the years of research necessary to bring this exhibition together and include photocopies and research from a number prominent archives, both local and international.The correspondence documents active research dialogues that took place between Innis Shoemaker and a number of scholars, gallery owners, and family members willing to share their knowledge and memories of Earl Horter.

This set of materials is broken down into archival sources and correspondence. The archival sources document the years of research necessary to bring this exhibition together and include photocopies and research from a number prominent archives, both local and international.The correspondence documents active research dialogues that took place between Innis Shoemaker and a number of scholars, gallery owners, and family members willing to share their knowledge and memories of Earl Horter.