Personal correspondence

Abstract The Curatorial Office Records of Brian T. Allen, 1990-2004, is comprised of documents accumulated by the Curatorial department at the Clark just before and during Brain T. Allen’s time as Director of Collections and Exhibitions. Records contained in this collection include general office files such as invoices, budgets, loan information, contracts, and long-range planning material which planned futurecollection and exhibition endeavors. Also included are administrative records of the Clark...

Abstract The Records and Papers of David Brooke, director of the Clark from 1977 to 1994, include business files and correspondence related to the administration of the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute; exhibition records; correspondence and notes concerning potential loans, acquisitions, and dealers; institutional records; Clark and Williams College programs, events, and courses; and Brooke's personal research about Robert Sterling Clark and the Clark Family. The collection also includes...

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The Correspondence of Robert Sterling Clark contains both incoming and outgoing communication and represents a wide spectrum of RSC’s financial, personal, and social life, as well as his interests in collecting art, horse breeding, and politics.

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This collection contains the records of Charles Cunningham, Chief Curator of the Clark Art Institute from 1972-1977.

Abstract This collection contains records of the Director's Office from 1952-1977. The collection is comprised of correspondence concerning publicity, acquisitions, staff hiring, construction, and expansion of the museum to and from the Director of the museum. The correspondence includes local subjects like the Town of Williamstown and the Williams Inn; various members of the Board of Trustees; museums such as the Smithsonian; galleries such as Wildenstein & Co.; private companies related to...