Object Title
Berenice Abbott subject file
Part of
Clara Mayer Papers ➔ Series 2. Subject Files
Material Category
Textual Record
Type of Work
records (documents)
Description
Correspondence between New School dean Clara Mayer and photographer Berenice Abbott, mainly concerning a 1959 exhibition of Abbott's photographs at The New School. File predominantly consists of planning documentation for a 1959 photography exhibition held in the newly opened bridge connecting the original New School building on 66 West 12th Street and a new building on West 11th Street. The photographs by Berenice Abbott depict scientific processes. Additional documents include correspondence regarding a New School photography class taught by Abbott.
Date
1958 – 1959
Related people
Clara W. Mayer (compiler)
Berenice Abbott (addressee)
Rights
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ (copyrighted)
Location
box 1, folder 1
Identifier
NS020102_000013
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Material Category
Textual RecordType of Work
records (documents)Description
Correspondence between New School dean Clara Mayer and photographer Berenice Abbott, mainly concerning a 1959 exhibition of Abbott's photographs at The New School. File predominantly consists of planning documentation for a 1959 photography exhibition held in the newly opened bridge connecting the original New School building on 66 West 12th Street and a new building on West 11th Street. The photographs by Berenice Abbott depict scientific processes. Additional documents include correspondence regarding a New School photography class taught by Abbott.Date
1958 – 1959Related people
Clara W. Mayer (compiler)Berenice Abbott (addressee)
Rights
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ (copyrighted)Location
box 1, folder 1Identifier
NS020102_000013There’s more! What you see on this site is only what is viewable online. Please visit archives.newschool.edu to find out more about what’s in the archives.