Box 1 - Legion of Honor Exhibition Catalogs

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An exhibition of 25 paintings by American realist artist Thomas Eakins.
The exhibition records include one copy of the exhibition catalog which is housed in the Legion of Honor Exhibition Catalog collection

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42 paintings by Japanese artist Noboru Foujioka depicting New York life from the perspective of an immigrant, as well as still lifes.
The exhibition records span one folder of general correspondence. A few copies of the exhibition catalog are housed in the catalog collection.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: An exhibition of 42 modern American paintings of the Whitney Studio Club of New York, assembled by Club founder Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, who also founded the Whitney Museum of Art in 1931. Notable members included in the exhibition were Eugene Speicher, John Sloan, Guy Pene du Bois, Nan Watson, and Allen Tucker. The exhibition at the Legion of Honor was the only exhibition on the West Coast of the United States. The exhibition records include a few copies of the exhibition catalog...

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28 portrait and still life paintings by Italian-born, American painter Giovanni Battista Troccoli.
The exhibition records include a few copies of the exhibition catalog which is housed in the Legion of Honor Exhibition Catalog collection.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The fifth annual exhibition of the Pictorial Photographic Society of San Francisco. About 200 photographic prints showing all processes and aspects of the pictorial photographic movement in North America, Europe, and Australia. European artists represented England, The Netherlands, Hungary, Scotland, Spain, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Germany, and Belgium, plus Australia. Canada and the U.S. represented North America. Rather than show photographs from a jury selection, the exhibition...

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An exhibition of 55 photographs by Danish artist Albert Petersen of landscape and water scenes, portraits, figure studies, and symbolic compositions.
The exhibition records span one folder and include shipping information and object lists. A copy of the exhibition catalog is housed within the Legion of Honor Exhibition Catalogs collection.

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32 works of art by Hungarian artist Karoly Fulop, including aquarelles, chrysos-carving adapted from the 14th century gesso technique, and sculptures.
The exhibition records span one folder of planning correspondence and include a few copies of the exhibition catalog.

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An exhibition of landscape prints by the Japanese artist Hiroshige, lent by Gerardus P. Wynkoop. Included in the exhibition were his Eight Views of Lake Biwa (1835), Fifty-three Stations of the Tōkaidō (1832), Sixty-nine Stations of the Kisokaidō (c. 1837), Famous Places in Kyōto (1834), and other views of the provinces of Japan.
The exhibition records span three folders and include correspondence, a clipping, and copies of the exhibition catalog.

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An exhibition of 30 paintings by English-born American artist Cecil Everley. The exhibition was put on in conjunction with Color Photographs by Margaret Morse.
The exhibition records span four folders and include a price list, planning correspondence, registration receipts, and planning information for the preview, plus a catalog and photographs.

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A memorial exhibition of 54 oil paintings and watercolor paintings by the late American artist A. Sheldon Pennoyer.
The exhibition records span nine folders and include an exhibition description, preview invitation, artist biography, price list, correspondence, registration receipts, expense information, and planning information for the preview, plus a catalog and photographs.