Box 64
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Installation slides
Photographer George H. Seeley, an important artist of the American Pictorialist school, was a lifelong resident of Stockbridge, Massachusetts. His portfolio of 32 prints, created during the World War I era, were in a private collection until the Clark purchased the portfolio in 2002 and exhibited it for the first time in public.
Press kit
Photographer George H. Seeley, an important artist of the American Pictorialist school, was a lifelong resident of Stockbridge, Massachusetts. His portfolio of 32 prints, created during the World War I era, were in a private collection until the Clark purchased the portfolio in 2002 and exhibited it for the first time in public.
Budgets
Photographer George H. Seeley, an important artist of the American Pictorialist school, was a lifelong resident of Stockbridge, Massachusetts. His portfolio of 32 prints, created during the World War I era, were in a private collection until the Clark purchased the portfolio in 2002 and exhibited it for the first time in public.
Checklist
Photographer George H. Seeley, an important artist of the American Pictorialist school, was a lifelong resident of Stockbridge, Massachusetts. His portfolio of 32 prints, created during the World War I era, were in a private collection until the Clark purchased the portfolio in 2002 and exhibited it for the first time in public.
Exhibition proposals and planning
Photographer George H. Seeley, an important artist of the American Pictorialist school, was a lifelong resident of Stockbridge, Massachusetts. His portfolio of 32 prints, created during the World War I era, were in a private collection until the Clark purchased the portfolio in 2002 and exhibited it for the first time in public.
Press releases
Photographer George H. Seeley, an important artist of the American Pictorialist school, was a lifelong resident of Stockbridge, Massachusetts. His portfolio of 32 prints, created during the World War I era, were in a private collection until the Clark purchased the portfolio in 2002 and exhibited it for the first time in public.
Labels and wall text copy
Photographer George H. Seeley, an important artist of the American Pictorialist school, was a lifelong resident of Stockbridge, Massachusetts. His portfolio of 32 prints, created during the World War I era, were in a private collection until the Clark purchased the portfolio in 2002 and exhibited it for the first time in public.
Photo reproductions
Photographer George H. Seeley, an important artist of the American Pictorialist school, was a lifelong resident of Stockbridge, Massachusetts. His portfolio of 32 prints, created during the World War I era, were in a private collection until the Clark purchased the portfolio in 2002 and exhibited it for the first time in public.
Attendance records
Photographer George H. Seeley, an important artist of the American Pictorialist school, was a lifelong resident of Stockbridge, Massachusetts. His portfolio of 32 prints, created during the World War I era, were in a private collection until the Clark purchased the portfolio in 2002 and exhibited it for the first time in public.