Box 135
Contains 53 Results:
Addison Gallery of American Art
This collection contains records of the Clark's exhibitions from 1994 to 2010. Records include checklists, planning and research materials, related events, ephemera, press materials, and photography. The exhibitions Sugaring Off (2004), Medieval Mystery (2004-2005), The Clark Brothers Collect (2006), and Dove/O’Keeffe (2009) are notable due to their large amount of research materials.
Amon Carter Museum
This collection contains records of the Clark's exhibitions from 1994 to 2010. Records include checklists, planning and research materials, related events, ephemera, press materials, and photography. The exhibitions Sugaring Off (2004), Medieval Mystery (2004-2005), The Clark Brothers Collect (2006), and Dove/O’Keeffe (2009) are notable due to their large amount of research materials.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bedford
This collection contains records of the Clark's exhibitions from 1994 to 2010. Records include checklists, planning and research materials, related events, ephemera, press materials, and photography. The exhibitions Sugaring Off (2004), Medieval Mystery (2004-2005), The Clark Brothers Collect (2006), and Dove/O’Keeffe (2009) are notable due to their large amount of research materials.
Colorado Springs Fine Art Center
This collection contains records of the Clark's exhibitions from 1994 to 2010. Records include checklists, planning and research materials, related events, ephemera, press materials, and photography. The exhibitions Sugaring Off (2004), Medieval Mystery (2004-2005), The Clark Brothers Collect (2006), and Dove/O’Keeffe (2009) are notable due to their large amount of research materials.
Columbus Museum of Art
This collection contains records of the Clark's exhibitions from 1994 to 2010. Records include checklists, planning and research materials, related events, ephemera, press materials, and photography. The exhibitions Sugaring Off (2004), Medieval Mystery (2004-2005), The Clark Brothers Collect (2006), and Dove/O’Keeffe (2009) are notable due to their large amount of research materials.
Corcoran Museum of Art
This collection contains records of the Clark's exhibitions from 1994 to 2010. Records include checklists, planning and research materials, related events, ephemera, press materials, and photography. The exhibitions Sugaring Off (2004), Medieval Mystery (2004-2005), The Clark Brothers Collect (2006), and Dove/O’Keeffe (2009) are notable due to their large amount of research materials.
Curtis Galleries
This collection contains records of the Clark's exhibitions from 1994 to 2010. Records include checklists, planning and research materials, related events, ephemera, press materials, and photography. The exhibitions Sugaring Off (2004), Medieval Mystery (2004-2005), The Clark Brothers Collect (2006), and Dove/O’Keeffe (2009) are notable due to their large amount of research materials.
Des Moines Art Center
This collection contains records of the Clark's exhibitions from 1994 to 2010. Records include checklists, planning and research materials, related events, ephemera, press materials, and photography. The exhibitions Sugaring Off (2004), Medieval Mystery (2004-2005), The Clark Brothers Collect (2006), and Dove/O’Keeffe (2009) are notable due to their large amount of research materials.
Barney Ebsworth
This collection contains records of the Clark's exhibitions from 1994 to 2010. Records include checklists, planning and research materials, related events, ephemera, press materials, and photography. The exhibitions Sugaring Off (2004), Medieval Mystery (2004-2005), The Clark Brothers Collect (2006), and Dove/O’Keeffe (2009) are notable due to their large amount of research materials.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Eissner
This collection contains records of the Clark's exhibitions from 1994 to 2010. Records include checklists, planning and research materials, related events, ephemera, press materials, and photography. The exhibitions Sugaring Off (2004), Medieval Mystery (2004-2005), The Clark Brothers Collect (2006), and Dove/O’Keeffe (2009) are notable due to their large amount of research materials.
