Black-and-white photographs

The Images of Robert Sterling and Francine Clark is primarily comprised of stereodrome (Taxiphote) negatives: in addition to the negatives themselves, the collection includes black-and-white glass slides and prints in various sizes. Other materials include a film; miscellaneous snapshots and studio portraits; and four photograph albums. The principal subjects are horses and RSC's silver and porcelain collections.

These items range from a set of andirons presumably used by the Clarks to RSC’s military uniforms. Items related to RSC’s horse breeding and scientific exploration are included, as are decorative objects.

This collection of personal and business papers, notebooks, and ephemera belonged to William J. Collins, the Clark Art Institute's first Curator of Prints and Drawings.

Lisa A. Jolin was the curatorial secretary from 1989-1997. This collection consists of other curatorial staff members' correspondence, records relating to several shows, and some employment records.

This series contains the office records of Margaret S. Moore, National Endowment for the Arts Curatorial Intern 1987-1988 and Assistant Curator of Decorative Arts 1988-1989 at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute.

This collection contains records from the Office of the Registrar of the Clark Art Institute.

This collection is comprised of scrapbooks containing photographs, newspaper clippings, and ephemera documenting important events at the Clark.

These are the records of Beth Carver Wees, documenting her tenure on the curatorial staff beginning in 1977 and as the Curator of Decorative Arts from 1986 to 2001.