Finding Aid for the American Art Association Records, 1877-1924 MS.15

Summary Information

Repository
The Frick Collection/Frick Art Reference Library Archives10 East 71st Street
New York, NY, 10021
archives@frick.org
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Creator
American Art Association.
Creator
Kirby, Thomas E. (Thomas Ellis), 1846-1924.
Title
American Art Association Records
ID
MS.15
Date
1877-1924
Extent
4.0 Linear feet  (8 boxes)
Abstract
The American Art Association, a New York art gallery and auction house, was founded in 1883 by James F. Sutton, R. Austin Robertson, and Thomas E. Kirby. The records date from 1877-1924, but the bulk of the material documents a selection of auction sales run by the gallery from 1910 through 1923. The collection contains correspondence, approximately 1,000 photographs, handwritten and typed notes, fragments of a typed manuscript on the American Art Association, and printed material.

Preferred Citation

American Art Association Records. The Frick Collection/Frick Art Reference Library Archives.

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Historical Note

The American Art Association, a New York art gallery and auction house, was founded by James F. Sutton, R. Austin Robertson, and Thomas E. Kirby in 1883. Exhibitions of American art, as well as some Asian decorative arts, were on display in the sales galleries at 6 East 23rd Street. Thomas Kirby acted as auctioneer for the firm.

Sutton and Robertson had previously established the American Art Gallery in 1879, which closed in 1882. Thomas Kirby had begun his career as an auctioneer in the early 1870s, working with a variety of firms, including George A. Leavitt and Company, and had conducted sales throughout the country. He had his own auction company, Thomas E. Kirby and Company, when he joined with Sutton and Roberts in 1883.

R. Austin Robertson died in 1892. Kirby's son Gustavus joined the firm in 1912 and became half owner in 1915, upon the death of James Sutton. The galleries moved to 30 East 57th Street in 1922. In 1923, Kirby retired and sold the American Art Association to Cortlandt Field Bishop (1870-1935), who contracted Hiram Parke and Otto Bernet to run the auction house. In 1929 it merged with the Anderson Auction Company to form the American Art Association-Anderson Galleries, Inc. In 1938, the firm was taken over by Parke-Bernet Galleries, Inc., which had been formed a year earlier.

Bolas, Gerald D. The Early Years of the American Art Association, 1879-1900. PhD diss., City University of New York, 1998.

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Scope and Content Note

The American Art Association records document a selection of auction sales run by the gallery, as well as Thomas Kirby's relationship with those who sold their works through the American Art Association. Records date from 1877-1924, with the bulk dating from 1910-1924. The collection includes correspondence, approximately 1,000 photographs, handwritten and typed notes, fragments of a typed manuscript on the American Art Association, pages from auction sales catalogues, newspaper and periodical clippings, and several sales catalogues.

The bulk of the collection concerns specific auction sales conducted by the American Art Association. Files contain inventories of the works, often with prices and names of buyers; black and white photographs of the works and several of the exhibition installations; correspondence; sections of a typed manuscript on the American Art Association; handwritten notes regarding the sales; pages from sales catalogues; and clippings. Documentation of 70 sales ranges from a single typescript sentence to multiple folders of correspondence, inventories and hundreds of photographs of the items for sale. An additional 150 auction sales are represented in the files only by cursory handwritten notes. Some of the most heavily documented sales include 57 Paintings Belonging to Ichabod T. Williams of February 3-4, 1915;  Charles of London, Italian, French & English Furniture, Tapestries, Rugs, Paintings, Porcelains, etc. of November 15-20, 1920; and  Palatial Mansion & Contents Collected by William J. Saloman, April 4-7, 1923.

Also of note in the records is correspondence between Thomas Kirby and Arthur B. Emmons regarding several auctions in which works he owned were sold; 16 letters to Charles De Kay from correspondents other than Thomas Kirby; handwritten notes on George Inness; biographical comments on Thomas Kirby; a privately printed catalogue, Pictures in the Collection of F.A.G. Hood, Esq.; and several letters concerning the controversy over the authenticity of the painting  Blue Boy at the William H. Fuller Sale of February 25, 1898, including a letter from Francis Davis Millet. A few clippings and letters document Kirby's career prior to his affiliation with the American Art Association.

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Arrangement

The records are organized in three series:

Series I: Auction Sales, 1910-1923

Series II: Correspondence and Notes, 1877-1924

Series III: Clippings, 1881-1924

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Administrative Information

Access Restrictions

These records are open for research under the conditions of The Frick Collection/Frick Art Reference Library Archives access policy. Contact the Archives Department for further information at archives@frick.org.

Provenance

Gift of Mrs. Thomas Waller (Wilhelmina), granddaughter of Thomas E. Kirby, 1956.

Processing Information

Arranged and described by Susan Chore, 2001.

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Related Materials

Related Materials

Twelve linear feet of scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings on auction sales require conservation attention and are not available for research due to their fragile condition.

American Art Association Records, 1853-1924. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution. (This collection contains the bulk of the American Art Association's records, an additional 50 linear feet)

Separated Materials

Books and sales catalogues were removed and integrated into the Library's collection.

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Controlled Access Headings

Corporate Name(s)

  • American Art Association.

Genre(s)

  • Correspondence.
  • Newspaper clippings.
  • Photographs.

Personal Name(s)

  • De Kay, Charles, 1848-1935.
  • Emmons, Arthur B.
  • Hood, G.F.W.
  • Kirby, Thomas E. (Thomas Ellis), 1846-1924.
  • Lorenz, Rose H., d. 1934--Clippings.

Subject(s)

  • Art auctions--New York (State)--New York.
  • Art dealers--New York (State)--New York.
  • Art galleries, Commercial--New York (State)--New York.
  • Painting--Prices.

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Collection Inventory

Series I: Auction Sales, 1910-1923
 

Arranged chronologically.

Documents selected auction sales conducted by the American Art Association. Contains file folder covers with handwritten notes, sections of a typed manuscript on the American Art Association that pertains to individual sales and sellers, inventories, price lists, correspondence, newspaper clippings, sales catalogues, and photographs of the works, including some installations. Also included are two files of biographical comments on Thomas Kirby from the American Art Association manuscript, which were numbered and originally interfiled with the Auction Sales records. Auction sales that are represented in the files with only cursory handwritten listings on the file folder cover are listed below as "Auction Sales" with a date range; the number in parentheses indicates the number of sales listed in the folder. Numbers following the folder title are those written on original folders.
Box Folder Date
1 1

Auction Sales (2), #368-369
 

 1910 Dec. 5-6
1 2

Private Collection of Paintings, John H. Converse, #370
 

Ten photographs, letter from John G. Johnson to Thomas Kirby, and inventory.

 1911 Jan. 6
1 3

Old Chinese Porcelain, Jades, etc., Yamanaka & Co., #371
 

 1911 Jan. 5-7
1 4

Comments, #371-A
 

Typed biographical comments (four pages), primarily about Thomas Kirby and book sales.

 undated
1 5

Dr. Leslie D. Ward, Valuable Paintings, #372
 

21 photographs.

 1911 Jan. 13
1 6

Paintings & Objects of Art Collected by Wm. M. Laffan, #373
 

Letter from William Laffan to Thomas Kirby (May 24, 1903) containing comments about Mr. Morgan's visit to Aix-les-Bains, France during which he purchased no art.

 1911 Jan. 20-21
1 7

Valuable Modern Paintings, sold by the dealer Jules Oehme, #374
 

 1911 Jan. 27
1 8

Modern Paintings sold by order of Felix Isman, #375
 

 1911 Jan. 3
1 9

Comments, #376-A
 

Typed biographical comments (two pages) on Mr. Kirby as the "premier auctioneer."

 undated
1 10

Auction Sales (2), #377-378
 

 1911 Mar. 6-7
1 11

Modern Paintings & Water Colors, collected by late Peter A. Schemm, #379
 

40 photographs.

 1911 Mar. 15-17
1 12

Auction Sales (3), #432-434
 

 1913 Nov. 5-10
1 13

Artistic Property, Tapestries, Cottier & Company, #435
 

 1913 Nov. 19
1 14

Valuable Stock of Old English Furniture, Cooper & Griffith, #436
 

Letter from C.H. Griffith to the American Art Association (December 10, 1913) regarding his satisfaction with the outcome of the sale.

 1913 Dec. 3-6
1 15

Stock of Rugs & Textiles, John T. Keresey & Co., #437
 

 1913 Dec. 8-10
1 16

Auction Sales (2), #439-440
 

 1914 Jan. 15-16
1 17

Valuable Paintings, Collection by the Late Clement & Griscom, #458
 

34 photographs

 1914 Jan. 26-27
1 18

Paintings by Old Masters & Early English School, Leon Hirsch, #441; Old Chinese Bronzes, Porcelains, Brocades, Paintings on Glass, Rugs and Furniture, Yamanaka & Co., #442
 

Four hand-tinted photographs and one black and white photo of objects in the auction. Five photographs of the exhibition rooms.

(5 photographs removed to Oversize box)

 1914 Jan. 29-31
1 19

Auction Sale (1), #433A
 

 1914 Feb. 5-9
1 20

Old Oriental Weaves, Old Persian Faiences, Arm. Persian Looms and Other Oriental Treasures, O. Agopian & Son, #438
 

 1914 Feb. 6-9
1 21

Auction Sales (3) #434A, #436A, #437A; Horace Townsend, Famous Hargreave Collection of Wedgewood, Medallions, etc., #434B
 

 1914 Feb. 9-18
1 22

Great Collection of Blue and White Style Color Specimens, Peach Blooms, etc., S.S. Carvalho, #439A; Paintings & Drawings by the Late Francis Davis Millet, #442; Auction Sales (2), #440A-#441A
 

File folder cover with notes on Millet re Academy of Rome and his death.

 1914 Feb. 24-28; Mar. 6; Mar. 7-11
1 23

Valuable Paintings by Foreign and American Masters, #443
 

 1914 Mar. 17-20
1 24

Auction Sales (6), #444-449
 

 1914 Mar. 19- May 8
1 25

Book Sales (16), 1913-1914, #400, 407-408, 451-457, 460-462, 468
 

 1913 Nov.- 1914 May
1 26

Auction Sale (1), #466; Artistic & Other Property, Residence of Late Mrs. Emilie de L. Havermeyer, #467
 

Essay "Monogram on the series 'Les fetes de Village' composed of three tapestries" (seven pages, typed), letter from John Getz to Kirby re Audran tapestries in sale (November 16, 1914), and three photographs of rooms in residence, two of tapestries.

(2 photographs removed to Oversize box)

 1914 Oct. 29 - Nov. 7; Nov. 16-23
1 27

Auction Sale (1), #468; Old Chinese Rugs Collected by Thomas B. Clarke, #469
 

 1914 Dec. 3-7; 1915 Jan. 6-9
1 28-29

Auction Sale (1), #470; Early English Portraits Collected by F.A.G. Hood, #471
 

Nine letters from G.F.W. Hood to Thomas Kirby, four telegrams, and 13 photographs. Also contains privately printed catalogue Pictures in the Collection of F.A.G. Hood, Esq. Catalogue contains some annotations.

 1915 Jan. 12-14; Jan. 21
2 1

Chinese & Japanese Bronzes Collected by Charles H. Cramps, #472; Auction sale (1), #473
 

 1915 Jan. 21; Jan. 19
2 2

Tapestries, Old Laces, Snuff Boxes, Watches, Fans, Louis XV Furniture Collected by Duc d’Avaray, #474
 

(2 photographs removed to Oversize box)

 1915 Jan. 22-23
2 3

Auction Sales (2), #475-476
 

 1915 Jan. 25
2 4-7

57 Paintings Belonging to Ichabod T. Williams, #477
 

File folder cover with descriptive notes; two-page typed summary of sale with some buyers and prices listed; typed list of paintings with artist, number, buyer and price; and 123 photographs, with duplicates.

(One file folder cover and 42 images removed to Oversize box)

 1915 Feb. 3-4
2 8

Chinese Porcelains Collected by the late William Churchill Oestler, #479; Rare & Beautiful Art Treasures from China, Yamanaka, #480
 

 1915 Feb. 5-6; Feb. 16-17
2 9

Auction Sale (1), #481
 

 1915 Feb. 25-27
2 10

Valuable Oriental and Other Art Property, Arthur I. Hoe Collection, #482
 

 1915 Mar. 5-6
2 11

Continuation Paintings Sale, various sellers, #483
 

 1915 Mar. 5
2 12

Auction Sales (5), #484, 484A, 485-487
 

 1915 Mar.
2 13

Art and Literary Collections of the Late General Brayton Ives, #488
 

Correspondence (1910-1913) to General Brayton Ives from Edgar Gorer and Dreicer & Co., regarding the sale/purchase of his vases and other porcelains. Includes invoices with prices.

 1915 Apr. 6-14
2 14

The Blakeslee Galleries of Paintings, #489
 

Letter to the American Art Association from Prinz Brothers denying any business dealings with Blakeslee, and copy of a confidential letter from John G. Johnson to Dr. Paul Mersch re strategy for selling the Blakeslee collection.

(three photographs removed to Oversize box)

 1915 Apr. 21-22
2 15

15 Fine Paintings by the Great Masters, Duveen Brothers, "Fire Sale," #490
 

File folder cover with notes about damage done to the paintings by a ship fire.

 1915 Apr. 29
2 16

Chinese Porcelains, Jade, etc. belonging to Loo & Cie, #491; Auction Sale, #492
 

 1915 May 5-6; May 13
2 17

Costly Church Treasures Belonging to the Dominican Order of the Catholic Church of Cuba, #493
 

 1915 Apr. 24- May 1
2 18

Book Sales, 1914-1915, #494-504
 

 1914 Jul.-1915 May
2 19

Costly Art Property & Antiquities Belonging to the House of Karl Freund, #526
 

 1916 Mar. 20-23
2 20

Auction Sales (2), #563-564
 

 1916 Nov.
2 21

Old & Modern Paintings belonging to Several Estates, #593
 

Letter to Kirby regarding sales of pictures from Gustav Reichard Estate, and one photo.

 1917 Apr. 16-17
3 1

Auction Sales (20), #594-612
 

 1917 Nov. - May
3 2

Auction Sales (2), #686-687
 

 1919 Mar.
3 3

Textiles & Embroideries, V. Benguiat, #688
 

 1919 Apr. 7-12
3 4

Auction Sale (1), #689
 

 1919 Apr. 15-16
3 5

Old & Modern Masters, various sellers, #690
 

 1919 Apr. 24-25
3 6

Art Treasures collected by the late Charles Stewart Smith, #691
 

 1919 Apr. 25-26
3 7

Italian Renaissance Furniture, Bronzes, Ceramics, etc., Tolentino Galleries, #692
 

 1919 May 1-2
3 8

Auction Sales (2), #693-694
 

 1919 May
3 9

Auction Sale (1): Books, #695; Sumptuous "Attic" Library of the late Alfred J. Cox, Master Binder, #696
 

 1918 Nov. 18-21; 1918 Dec. 9-10
3 10

Auction Sales (8), (Book Sales) #697-704
 

 1918 Dec. - 1919 Apr.
3 11

Auction Sales (4), #706-709; Auction Sale: Residence of Arthur B. Emmons
 

SEE ALSO: Correspondence and Notes -- Emmons, Arthur B.

 1919 Aug.-Nov.; 1919 Aug. 28
3 12

Auction Sales (2), #710-711
 

 1919 Nov.
3 13

Furnishings & Embellishments, Residence of Captain J.R. De Lamar, #712
 

(Eight photographs of residence interior removed to Oversize box)

 1919 Nov. 20-22
3 14

Auction Sale (1), #713; Old & Modern Rugs & Carpets, #714
 

 1919 Nov.; 1919 Nov. 25
3 15

Emil Pares, Spanish & Italian Furniture, Flemish & French Tapestries, etc., #715
 

 1919 Dec. 18-23
3 16

Auction Sale (1), #716; Oriental Porcelain, Snuff Bottles, Vases, etc., Fred William Hunter, #717
 

 1919 Dec.; 1920 Jan. 7-14
3 17-18

Old and Modern Paintings, Arthur B. Emmons., Thatcher B. Adams, Joseph F. Flanagan, Henry Sayles, Harris B. Dick, #718
 

43 photographs, and cuts from the catalogue marked with prices, size, number and seller.

SEE ALSO: Correspondence and Notes - Emmons, Arthur B. for extensive correspondence regarding the sale.

 1920 Jan. 14-15
3 19

Mrs. Rowland Lincoln and other Private Collections, #719
 

 1920 Jan. 22
3 20

Mrs. Eben Sutton, Early American & English Furniture, Rare Glass, etc., #720
 

 1920 Jan. 22-24
3 21

Furnishings & Embellishments, Mrs. James Brown, Mrs. Stephen Brown, Mrs. Lloyd Bryce, #721
 

 1920 Jan. 29-30
3 22

Paintings collected by Capt. J.R. De Lamar, #722
 

29 photographs.

 1920 Jan. 29
3 23

Household Furniture, Tapestries, Clocks, etc. Thatcher M. Adams Estate, #723
 

 1920 Jan. 31
3 24

Collection of Japanese Color Prints & Paintings, Arthur Davison Ficke, #724
 

 1920 Feb. 10-11
3 25

Kouchakji Frères, Rare Persian Pottery, etc., #725
 

 1920 Feb. 13-14
3 26

Ernest A. Bischoff Collection, Chinese Porcelain, etc., #726
 

 1920 Feb. 24-28
3 27

Ralph H. White, Modern Paintings, #727
 

 1920 Feb. 25-26
3 28

Paintings, Watercolors, Pastels, Drawings, Etchings, and Studio Effects of the late Hendrik William Mesdag, #728
 

 1920 Mar. 8-10
3 29

Auction Sales (7), #729-735
 

 1920 Mar.
3 30

Auction Sale (1), #736; The Celebrated E. Eymonaud Collection and Vitall Benguiat Collection of Remarkable Rugs, Tapestries, & Textiles, #737
 

 1920 Mar. 29-30; 1920 Apr. 8-10
3 31-32

R. Hall McCormick, Portraits & Landscapes by British Masters, #738
 

80 photographs.

 1920 Apr. 10
4 1-3

Early American & British Portraits, Landscapes & Historical Pictures, Frank Bulkeley Smith, #739
 

99 photographs.

 1920 Apr. 22-23
4 4

Italian Furniture, Tapestries, Bronzes, etc. collected by Raoul Tolentino, #740
 

 1920 Apr. 21-27
4 5

Auction Sales (8), #741-748
 

 1919 Oct.-1920 May
4 6

Auction Sale (1), #749; Late S.S. Rosenstamm, Masterpieces of Etchings, Notable Prints by Rembrandt & Durer, #750
 

 1920 Jan.; 1920 Jan. 27
4 7

Auction Sale (1), #751; William Lanier Washington Relics & Memorabilia of George Washington, #752
 

 1920 Feb. ; 1920 Feb. 7-9
4 8

Auction Sales (6), #753-758
 

 1920 Feb.-Mar.
4 9

Auction Sales (9), #759-777
 

 1920 Mar.- May
4 10-13

Charles of London, Italian, French & English Furniture, Tapestries, Rugs, Paintings, Porcelains, etc., #779
 

182 photographs.

 1920 Nov. 15-20
5 1

Auction Sale (1), #778; Antique French & Italian Furniture, Tapestries, Clocks, Laces & Velvets, Madame Lefortier, #780
 

 1920 Nov. ; 1920 Dec. 2-4
5 2

Auction Sale (1), #781; Beautiful English Lustre, Robert Gilchrist, #782
 

 1920 Dec.; 1920 Dec. 6-7
5 3

Auction Sales (3), #782 (duplicate number), #784
 

 1920 Dec.

Palatial Mansion & Contents Collected by William J. Saloman, #950
 
Box Folder Date
5 4

Correspondence, sale summaries and notes
 

File folder cover; "Notes for Sir Joseph;" letters from Edwin S. Stuart, Jacques Seligmann and others; copies of letters from Joseph Duveen regarding the provenance of the works, his advice on the quality of the photographs, and suggestions that the paintings need to be cleaned (1912-1923); summaries listing some buyers, descriptions of the items in the sale, and prices; a note to Miss Lorenz; and, "A Short Summary of Some of the Outstanding Features Forming the Art Collection of Mr. William Saloman, Deceased" (five pages).

 1912-1933
5 5

Inventories and Appraisals
 

 1922-1933
5 6

Newspaper clippings
 

(One clipping removed to Oversize box)

 1923
5 7-8

Saloman Sales Catalogue tear sheets
 

 1923
5 9

Sales Catalogue tear sheets
 

Marked-up tear sheets of items sold by Duveen Brothers and other dealers to Mr. Saloman.
5 10-11

Photographs - Furniture, Rugs, Tapestries
 

91 photographs.
6 1

Photographs - Paintings
 

32 photographs
6 2-4

Photographs - Sculpture & Decorative Objects
 

117 photographs.

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Series II: Correspondence and Notes, 1877-1924
 

Arranged alphabetically by subject or correspondent.

Contains Thomas Kirby's correspondence regarding American Art Association auction sales, copies of letters pertaining to provenance, and miscellaneous notes and essays. Correspondents include Arthur B. Emmons, Francis Davis Millet, and William Fuller. Emmons correspondence concerns three American Art Association sales in which works he owned were sold. Also includes 16 letters sent to Charles de Kay from correspondents other than Thomas Kirby. Of note is an essay on the American Art Association's relationship with George Inness, and letters concerning the controversy over the sale of Blue Boy.
Box Folder Date
6 5

Blue Boy, William H. Fuller Sale (February 25, 1898)
 

Two letters from William Fuller, and one from Francis Davis Millet related to the sale of the painting Blue Boy.

 [189?]
6 6

"A Business Change" Notice
 

Notice re Thomas Kirby's sale of Thomas E. Kirby & Co. and his new association with James F. Sutton and R. Austin Robertson of The American Art Galleries and Art Association.

 1883 Feb. 17
6 7

Correspondence, miscellaneous
 

Three letters and one telegram. H. Harper (sp?) with regrets that Kirby is leaving Leavitt & Co. and response to request to use him as a reference; J.C. Hoagland regarding increasing value of Barbizon pictures; and letter from Kirby to Mr. [Aitken] with list of paintings to be omitted from his sale.

 1877-1898
6 8

De Kay, Charles
 

Letters to Charles de Kay. Correspondents include Frank P. Crasto, Jr., P. Whitwell Wilson, Arthur Swann of the American Art Association, John S. Wood, Henry Rood, Eugenio Pirani, R.W. van Boskerck, and John De Kay regarding the U.S. preventing his entry into the country and complaints about Washington. Also a few letters criticizing book reviews he has written.

 1924
6 9-10

Emmons, Arthur B.
 

Correspondence between Emmons and Kirby regarding public sale at Emmons' residence at 60 Park Avenue on August 28, 1919; sale of etchings on December 4-5, 1919; sale of Emmons' Renoirs and Monets, January 14-15, 1920; and his subsequent repurchase of one of Monet's "poppy pictures" from Durand-Ruel.

 1919-1922
6 11

Inness, George - Essay
 

Handwritten essay about the American Art Association's relationship with George Inness.

 undated
6 12-13

Notes, miscellaneous
 

Descriptions of auction sales, private collections, and miscellaneous notes.

 1898, undated
6 14

Whistler Pictures, Correspondence as to the Sale of
 

Carbon copies of correspondence between Sir George Lewis and Joseph Pennell regarding the disposition of Whistler engravings and prints belonging to the estate of William Heinemann.

 1920

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Series III: Clippings, 1881-1924
 

Arranged alphabetically by subject.

The bulk of the newspaper articles concern auction sales of the American Art Association, the 1922 opening of the new galleries on 57th Street, and the sale of Rosa Bonheur's Horse Fair in 1887. Also contains articles on the history of the American Art Association, Thomas Kirby, Gustavus Kirby, Rose Lorenz, auction sales of other galleries, private collections and an obituary of Charles Freer. Newspaper clippings were photocopied onto acid free paper.
Box Folder Date
7 1-2

American Art Association - Auction Sales
 

Folder 1 contains photocopies of the newspaper clippings; Folder 2 contains the originals (some originals removed to oversize).

 1885-1895; 1921-1923
7 3

American Art Association - History
 

 1896, 1922
7 4-6

American Art Association - New Galleries, 30 East 57th Street
 

Re opening and Fifth Avenue Association Prize.

[3 folders, 2 of originals]

 1922
7 7

Bonheur, Rosa
 

Regarding purchase of Horse Fair at A.T. Stewart sale of March 23, 1887-March 31, 1887 by Cornelius Vanderbilt and his subsequent donation of the painting to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

 1887
7 8

Freer, Charles L.
 

Obituary

 1919
7 9

Kirby, Gustavus
 

 1922-1923
7 10

Kirby, Thomas
 

 1896-1922, undated
7 11

Lorenz, Rose
 

 1916, 1923
7 12-13

Miscellaneous
 

Articles about auction sales, private collections, and works of art.

 1881-1924

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