Box 76

This subseries contains files related to the installment of "Fifty Days at Iliam," a painting in ten parts by Cy Twombly on loan from at anonymous collector. In addition, many files contain information about a Cy Twombly exhibition that Mark Rosenthal had planned to debut at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in 1992, but the exhibition was never realized.

This subseries contains files related to the installment of "Fifty Days at Iliam," a painting in ten parts by Cy Twombly on loan from at anonymous collector. In addition, many files contain information about a Cy Twombly exhibition that Mark Rosenthal had planned to debut at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in 1992, but the exhibition was never realized.

This subseries contains files related to the installment of "Fifty Days at Iliam," a painting in ten parts by Cy Twombly on loan from at anonymous collector. In addition, many files contain information about a Cy Twombly exhibition that Mark Rosenthal had planned to debut at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in 1992, but the exhibition was never realized.

In 1988, the Musee Decoratifs proposed a traveling exhibition of Calder jewelry for the following year. Though this exhibition was never realized, The Philadelphia Museum of Art later hosted a similar exhibition in the summer of 2008.

Innis Howe Shoemaker organized an exhibition featuring progressive proofs and elements for a lithograph by Jasper Johns that acquired by the Friends of the Museum.

This exhibition, organized by David B. Brownlee, guest curator, and coordinated by Ann Percy, Associate Curator of Drawings, chronicles the relationship between the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the evolution of the Benamin Franklin Parkway through architectural drawings, photographs, and other documentary evidence from the Museum's permanent collection and archives throughout the city of Philadelphia.

This exhibition, organized by David B. Brownlee, guest curator, and coordinated by Ann Percy, Associate Curator of Drawings, chronicles the relationship between the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the evolution of the Benamin Franklin Parkway through architectural drawings, photographs, and other documentary evidence from the Museum's permanent collection and archives throughout the city of Philadelphia.

This exhibition, organized by David B. Brownlee, guest curator, and coordinated by Ann Percy, Associate Curator of Drawings, chronicles the relationship between the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the evolution of the Benamin Franklin Parkway through architectural drawings, photographs, and other documentary evidence from the Museum's permanent collection and archives throughout the city of Philadelphia.

This exhibition, organized by David B. Brownlee, guest curator, and coordinated by Ann Percy, Associate Curator of Drawings, chronicles the relationship between the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the evolution of the Benamin Franklin Parkway through architectural drawings, photographs, and other documentary evidence from the Museum's permanent collection and archives throughout the city of Philadelphia.

This exhibition, organized by David B. Brownlee, guest curator, and coordinated by Ann Percy, Associate Curator of Drawings, chronicles the relationship between the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the evolution of the Benamin Franklin Parkway through architectural drawings, photographs, and other documentary evidence from the Museum's permanent collection and archives throughout the city of Philadelphia.