correspondence
Found in 59 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence from Daniel Catton Rich to Walter Arensberg, 1948 April 2
Correspondence from Daniel Catton Rich, Director of Fine Arts at the Art Institute of Chicago, to Walter Arensberg.
Correspondence from Daniel Catton Rich to Walter Arensberg, 1948 May 7
Correspondence from Daniel Catton Rich, Director of Fine Arts at the Art Institute of Chicago, to Walter Arensberg.
Correspondence from Daniel Catton Rich to Walter Arensberg, 1948 July 2
Correspondence from Daniel Catton Rich, Director of Fine Arts at the Art Institute of Chicago, to Walter Arensberg. Includes letter to Earl Stendahl and list of paintings, sculpture, and other objects from the Arensberg Collection considered for exhibition.
Correspondence from Daniel Catton Rich to Walter Arensberg, 1948 September 1
Correspondence from Daniel Catton Rich, Director of Fine Arts at the Art Institute of Chicago, to Walter Arensberg.
Correspondence from Daniel Catton Rich to Walter Arensberg, 1948 October 6
Correspondence from Daniel Catton Rich, Director of Fine Arts at the Art Institute of Chicago, to Walter Arensberg.
Correspondence from Daniel Catton Rich to Walter Arensberg, 1948 November 2
Correspondence from Daniel Catton Rich, Director of Fine Arts at the Art Institute of Chicago, to Walter Arensberg.
Correspondence from Dudley Crafts Watson to Walter and Louise Arensberg, 1949 November 2
Correspondence from Dudley Crafts Watson, Head of the Membership Lecture Department at the Art Institute of Chicago, to Walter and Louise Arensberg.
Correspondence from Elizabeth S. Wrigley to Fiske Kimball, 1951 January 16
Correspondence from Elizabeth S. Wrigley, to Fiske Kimball, Director of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Correspondence from Fiske Kimball to Elizabeth S. Wrigley, 1954 February 23
Correspondence from Fiske Kimball, Director of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, to Elizabeth S. Wrigley.
Correspondence from Fiske Kimball to R. Sturgis Ingersoll, 1950 December 11
Correspondence from Fiske Kimball, Director of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, to R. Sturgis Ingersoll.