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Notebooks
Notebooks includes lists of private and public collectors, works sent to galleries and individuals, notes and writings, lists of people to whom books were sent, general lists of works and comments made on works. Of note is a portion of a notebook that contains a detailed description of Josef Albers’s painting methods. The Worklists series is similar to the notebooks subseries in its content but contains loose sheets of paper and additionally includes insurance values and collection reports.
[Binders and loose leaves in notebooks were disassembled and placed in folders, the label contained in quotes, e/g. “Lect” is the label on the original binder/notebook]
Description
Folder
- Lectures and consignments “Lect”
Dates
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63
Folder
1–2
- Comments on work in books, catalogues and magazines “Publ”
Dates
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63
Folder
3–4
- Prints, paintings and glass works up to 1949 “Pr”
Dates
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63
Folder
5–7
- Collectors A–M “I”
Dates
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63
Folder
8–9
- Collectors Mc-Z “II”
Dates
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63
Folder
10
- Collectors Mc-Z “II”
Dates
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64
Folder
1
- People to whom books were sent “C”
Dates
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64
Folder
2–3
- Works sent to galleries and individuals (mostly Janis Gallery) and
description of painting methods 1951–1958 “D I”Dates
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64
Folder
4–5
- Works with descriptions “F III”
Dates
1961–1966Box
65
Folder
1–2
- Exhibitions “Exh G”
Dates
1918–1967Box
65
Folder
3–4
- Notes and writings
Dates
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65
Folder
5
- Notes and writings (mostly blank) “4”
Dates
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65
Folder
6
- Miscellaneous notes
Dates
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65
Folder
7
- Notes on abstract art and English (mostly blank)
Dates
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65
Folder
8
- Blank tablet
Dates
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65
Folder
9
- “Preference and Prejudice”
Dates
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66
Folder
12