Box 42

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series:

Michael E. Hoffman and Jan Howard, National Endowment for the Arts Curatorial Intern, organized an exhibition of 139 vintage images by Bill Brandt. The British photographer's work was arranged into series chronicling English life between the wars, wartime London, portraits, romantic landscapes, and studies of the nude. In the years following the 1985 show in the Philadelphia, the exhibition toured to several locations throughout the United States.

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series:

Michael E. Hoffman and Jan Howard, National Endowment for the Arts Curatorial Intern, organized an exhibition of 139 vintage images by Bill Brandt. The British photographer's work was arranged into series chronicling English life between the wars, wartime London, portraits, romantic landscapes, and studies of the nude. In the years following the 1985 show in the Philadelphia, the exhibition toured to several locations throughout the United States.

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series:

Michael E. Hoffman and Jan Howard, National Endowment for the Arts Curatorial Intern, organized an exhibition of 139 vintage images by Bill Brandt. The British photographer's work was arranged into series chronicling English life between the wars, wartime London, portraits, romantic landscapes, and studies of the nude. In the years following the 1985 show in the Philadelphia, the exhibition toured to several locations throughout the United States.

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series:

As part of an ongoing effort to highlight particularly strong aspects of the permanent collection, Carl Strehlke organized a small exhibition of eleven paintings and one bronze bust that exemplify Italian protraiture during the 15th and 16th centuries.

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series: Exploring the themes of Anatomy; Healers; Disease, Disability, and Madness; and the Cycle of Life, this exhibition displayed 140 works spanning five centuries of medical and art history from the Renaissance to the present. Diane R. Karp, Assistant Curator for the Ars Medica Collection, selected works from the museum's permanent collection for an exhibition that would later travel to Cleveland, San Francisco, Edinburgh, and Tokyo. "Ars Medica" was made possible by SmithKline Beckman...

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series: Exploring the themes of Anatomy; Healers; Disease, Disability, and Madness; and the Cycle of Life, this exhibition displayed 140 works spanning five centuries of medical and art history from the Renaissance to the present. Diane R. Karp, Assistant Curator for the Ars Medica Collection, selected works from the museum's permanent collection for an exhibition that would later travel to Cleveland, San Francisco, Edinburgh, and Tokyo. "Ars Medica" was made possible by SmithKline Beckman...

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series: Exploring the themes of Anatomy; Healers; Disease, Disability, and Madness; and the Cycle of Life, this exhibition displayed 140 works spanning five centuries of medical and art history from the Renaissance to the present. Diane R. Karp, Assistant Curator for the Ars Medica Collection, selected works from the museum's permanent collection for an exhibition that would later travel to Cleveland, San Francisco, Edinburgh, and Tokyo. "Ars Medica" was made possible by SmithKline Beckman...

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series: Exploring the themes of Anatomy; Healers; Disease, Disability, and Madness; and the Cycle of Life, this exhibition displayed 140 works spanning five centuries of medical and art history from the Renaissance to the present. Diane R. Karp, Assistant Curator for the Ars Medica Collection, selected works from the museum's permanent collection for an exhibition that would later travel to Cleveland, San Francisco, Edinburgh, and Tokyo. "Ars Medica" was made possible by SmithKline Beckman...

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series: Exploring the themes of Anatomy; Healers; Disease, Disability, and Madness; and the Cycle of Life, this exhibition displayed 140 works spanning five centuries of medical and art history from the Renaissance to the present. Diane R. Karp, Assistant Curator for the Ars Medica Collection, selected works from the museum's permanent collection for an exhibition that would later travel to Cleveland, San Francisco, Edinburgh, and Tokyo. "Ars Medica" was made possible by SmithKline Beckman...

Scope and Content Note From the Sub-Series: Exploring the themes of Anatomy; Healers; Disease, Disability, and Madness; and the Cycle of Life, this exhibition displayed 140 works spanning five centuries of medical and art history from the Renaissance to the present. Diane R. Karp, Assistant Curator for the Ars Medica Collection, selected works from the museum's permanent collection for an exhibition that would later travel to Cleveland, San Francisco, Edinburgh, and Tokyo. "Ars Medica" was made possible by SmithKline Beckman...