Box 15

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series: Drawn from the permanent collection, "Impressions of the Front" features 86 brightly colored wood-block prints chronicling the events of the Sino-Japanese War. These images are particularly notable for their portrayal of ordinary recruits displaying the traditional ideals of bravery and courage that had previously been reserved for high officers. The exhibibition was organized by Ellen Jacobowitz and supported by a grant from The Pew Memorial Trust and funds contributed by Quaker Chemical...

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series: Drawn from the permanent collection, "Impressions of the Front" features 86 brightly colored wood-block prints chronicling the events of the Sino-Japanese War. These images are particularly notable for their portrayal of ordinary recruits displaying the traditional ideals of bravery and courage that had previously been reserved for high officers. The exhibibition was organized by Ellen Jacobowitz and supported by a grant from The Pew Memorial Trust and funds contributed by Quaker Chemical...

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series: In celebration of the centennial anniversary of the Women's Committee, the Philadelphia Museum of Art brought together 100 art objects from the permanent collection that were acquired throughout the Committee's history. The selection reflected the wide range of the Museum's collections and featured both industrial and fine arts. Darrel Sewell, Curator of American Art, collaborated with the curatorial staff and the Director, Anne D'Harnoncourt, to choose exemplary pieces from over 600,000...

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series: Joseph Rishel, Curator of European Paintings before 1900, worked closely with the Barnes Foundation and several local private collectors to bring 45 works by Paul Cézanne to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. This exhibition, which celebrates the extensive collections of Philadelphia-area institutions and individuals, reveals the city as one of the most impressive gathering places of the Cézanne's work. Included in this subseries are funding records relating to a grant from the National...

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series: Joseph Rishel, Curator of European Paintings before 1900, worked closely with the Barnes Foundation and several local private collectors to bring 45 works by Paul Cézanne to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. This exhibition, which celebrates the extensive collections of Philadelphia-area institutions and individuals, reveals the city as one of the most impressive gathering places of the Cézanne's work. Included in this subseries are funding records relating to a grant from the National...

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series: Joseph Rishel, Curator of European Paintings before 1900, worked closely with the Barnes Foundation and several local private collectors to bring 45 works by Paul Cézanne to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. This exhibition, which celebrates the extensive collections of Philadelphia-area institutions and individuals, reveals the city as one of the most impressive gathering places of the Cézanne's work. Included in this subseries are funding records relating to a grant from the National...

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series: Joseph Rishel, Curator of European Paintings before 1900, worked closely with the Barnes Foundation and several local private collectors to bring 45 works by Paul Cézanne to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. This exhibition, which celebrates the extensive collections of Philadelphia-area institutions and individuals, reveals the city as one of the most impressive gathering places of the Cézanne's work. Included in this subseries are funding records relating to a grant from the National...

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series: Joseph Rishel, Curator of European Paintings before 1900, worked closely with the Barnes Foundation and several local private collectors to bring 45 works by Paul Cézanne to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. This exhibition, which celebrates the extensive collections of Philadelphia-area institutions and individuals, reveals the city as one of the most impressive gathering places of the Cézanne's work. Included in this subseries are funding records relating to a grant from the National...

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series: Joseph Rishel, Curator of European Paintings before 1900, worked closely with the Barnes Foundation and several local private collectors to bring 45 works by Paul Cézanne to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. This exhibition, which celebrates the extensive collections of Philadelphia-area institutions and individuals, reveals the city as one of the most impressive gathering places of the Cézanne's work. Included in this subseries are funding records relating to a grant from the National...

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series: Joseph Rishel, Curator of European Paintings before 1900, worked closely with the Barnes Foundation and several local private collectors to bring 45 works by Paul Cézanne to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. This exhibition, which celebrates the extensive collections of Philadelphia-area institutions and individuals, reveals the city as one of the most impressive gathering places of the Cézanne's work. Included in this subseries are funding records relating to a grant from the National...