Box 42
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Attendance records
In this special installation, the Clark considered Charles White's large-scale mural, Progress of the American Negro, in light of White's abiding interest in African American history, the under-appreciated role of African American artists in the WPA and the New Deal, and that era's emphasis on public art.
Budgets
In this special installation, the Clark considered Charles White's large-scale mural, Progress of the American Negro, in light of White's abiding interest in African American history, the under-appreciated role of African American artists in the WPA and the New Deal, and that era's emphasis on public art.
Exhibition proposals and planning
In this special installation, the Clark considered Charles White's large-scale mural, Progress of the American Negro, in light of White's abiding interest in African American history, the under-appreciated role of African American artists in the WPA and the New Deal, and that era's emphasis on public art.
Labels and wall text copy
In this special installation, the Clark considered Charles White's large-scale mural, Progress of the American Negro, in light of White's abiding interest in African American history, the under-appreciated role of African American artists in the WPA and the New Deal, and that era's emphasis on public art.
Accounting transactions
In this special installation, the Clark considered Charles White's large-scale mural, Progress of the American Negro, in light of White's abiding interest in African American history, the under-appreciated role of African American artists in the WPA and the New Deal, and that era's emphasis on public art.
Condition reports
In this special installation, the Clark considered Charles White's large-scale mural, Progress of the American Negro, in light of White's abiding interest in African American history, the under-appreciated role of African American artists in the WPA and the New Deal, and that era's emphasis on public art.