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Record Group: 21 C Record Sub-Group: 1 Records Title: UMC; Museums and Art Collections; Museum of Art and Archaeology; Administrative Records Dates: 1957-1987 Volume: 4 cubic feet, 5.0 linear feet Scope and Content Note (A87-126; A91-25) This Record Sub-Group contains materials pertaining to the history of the University of Missouri-Columbia Museum of Art and Archaeology. Contents of the Sub-Group include general correspondence as well as correspondence regarding the initial museum facility in Jesse Hall and its relocation to Pickard Hall. Also included in this Sub-Group are records relating to loaned and borrowed museum materials, museum relations with art and artifact dealers, publicity, past museum exhibitions, and museum tour and docent logs. Additionally included in this Sub-Group are business records relating to the production of volumes one through eighteen of the Museum of Art and Archaeology's annual publication, Muse, as well as photographs and maps used in Muse articles. Note to Archivist: Box 3 (Records Center location 034220) and Box 4 (Records Center location 034221) of this Sub-Group were permanently recalled from University Archives in May 1999 by the Museum of Art and Archaeology Series Descriptions: This Record Sub-Group is arranged according to the original, topical order and not divided into separate record series. Note to Researcher: Some of the records in this Sub-Group are restricted and cannot be made available to the public (see restrictions note at the end of this page). Inventory Box 1 FF 1 - Museum Correspondence, 1960-1964 FF 2 - Museum Correspondence, 1957-1960 FF 3 - Museum Correspondence 1960-1961 FF 4 - Museum Correspondence, 1961-1964 FF 5 - Museum Correspondence 1962-1963 FF 6 - Museum Correspondence, 1963-1964 FF 7 - Museum Correspondence, 1964-1965 FF 8 - Museum Correspondence, 1965-1966 FF 9 - Museum Correspondence 1966-1967 FF 10 - Museum Correspondence, 1967-1968 FF 11 - Museum Correspondence, 1968-1969 FF 12 - Museum Correspondence, 1969-1970 FF 13 - Museum Correspondence, 1970-1971 FF 14 - Museum Correspondence, 1971-1972 FF 15 - Museum Correspondence, 1972-1973 FF 16 - Museum Correspondence, 1973-1974 FF 17 - Museum Corresponedence, 1974-1975 FF 18 - Museum Correspondence, 1975 FF 19 - Museum Correspondence, 1975-1976 FF 20 - Museum Correspondence, 1976-1977 FF 21 - Museum Correspondence, 1977-1978 FF 22 - Museum Correspondence, 1977-1978 (cont'd) FF 23 - Museum Correspondence, 1978-1979 FF 24 - Museum Correspondence, 1978-1979 (cont'd) FF 25 - Museum Correspondence, 1979-1980 FF 26 - Museum Correspondence, 1979-1980 (cont'd) FF 27 - Museum Correspondence, 1980-1981 FF 28 - Museum Correspondence, 1980-1981 (cont'd) FF 29 - Museum Correspondence, 1981-1982 FF 30 - Museum Correspondence, 1981-1982 (cont'd) FF 31 - Museum Correspondence, 1982-1983 Box 2 FF 1 - Museum Correspondence, 1982-1983 (cont'd) FF 2 - Museum Correspondence, 1983-1984 FF 3 - Museum Correspondence, 1983-1984 (cont'd) FF 4 - Museum Correspondence, 1984-1985 FF 5 - Museum Correspondence, 1984-1985 (cont'd) FF 6 - Inner/Urban First Street Forum, 1981 FF 7 - Director Search, 1984 [RESTRICTED] FF 8 - Provost Office, 1981-1984 FF 9 - Correspondence with President and Mrs. Olsen, 1984 FF 10 - Correspondence: Weinbergs and Norton Lecture Tour, 1977 FF 11 - Loans in and returned, 1957-1973 FF 12 - Loans out (returned), 1964-1969 FF 13 - Loans out (returned), 1970-1974 Box 3 has been permanently withdrawn. Box 4 has been pemanently withdrawn. Box 5 FF 1 - Guitar Sculpture Competition, September 1979 FF 2 - Visions from the Prairies, May-June 1978 FF 3 - Six from Minneapolis, April-June 1978 FF 4 - Daumier (Missouri Arts Council Tour), 1977 FF 5 - Bingham Drawings, February-March 1976 FF 6 - Exhibittions, 1974-1975 FF 7 - Exhibitions, 1972-1974 FF 8 - Archaeological Institute of America, December 1973 FF 9 - Exhibitions: Jesse Hall (current and removed), 1970-1975 FF 10 - Exhibitions, 1970-1971 FF 11 - Exhibitions, 1969-1970 FF 12 - Exhibitions: Greek and Roman, 1965-1972 FF 13 - Exhibitions: Curtis, Chinese and Japanese Art, 1966-1967 FF 14 - Exhibitions: Indian Art and Buhddist Exhibit, 1968 FF 15 - Exhibitions: Pre-Columbian, Sprng 1967 FF 16 - Exhibitions: Primitive Art, 1966 FF 17 - Exhibitions: Gallery of Eastern Art, 1967-1972 FF 18 - Exhibitions: Jesse Hall- sketches, 1969-1970 FF 19 - Exhibition Notices: miscellaneous, 1967-1968 FF 20 - A la Reine Margot: Paris, 1970-1979 FF 21 - Antikshop: Copenhagen, 1958 FF 22 - Artemis Antiquities: Florida, 1972 FF 23 - H. Bayerlein: Munich, 1959 FF 24 - Edgar Beer: Brussels, 1963 FF 25 - Elie Borowski: Bale, 1970-1980 FF 26 - Vasile Brgtulescu: Romania (Bucharest), 1975-1976 FF 27 - Brooklyn Museum: New York, 1957-1975 FF 28 - Carlebach Gallery: New York, 1960-1968 FF 29 - Collector's Corner: New York, 1958-1961 FF 30 - Derek J. Content: Rare Books and Manuscripts, Antiquities and Jewelry: New York, 1977-1981 FF 31 - Cyprus Museum: Nicosia, 1960-1980 FF 32 - Ulla Linder: Munich, 1971-1977 FF 33 - Angelo di Robertis, Frankfort, 1974-1977 FF 34 - Joan Driven, Holland (Eindhoven), no date FF 35 - Dorotheum, Vienna, 1968 FF 36 - Folio Fine Art Limited: London, 1970-1971 FF 37 - Galerie Fischer: Lucerne, 1959 FF 38 - Kurt Gluckselig: New York, 1981 FF 39 - Goldman's Art Gallery: Haifa, 1965 FF 40 - Wilheim Henrick: Frankfort, 1959 FF 41 - Hesperia Art: Philedelphia, 1957-1961 FF 42 - K.J. Hewitt- Limited: London, 1957-1963 FF 43 - Reinhold Hofstatter:Vienna, 1965 FF 44 - Susetts Khayat: New York, 1958-1977 FF 45 - J.J. Klejman: New York, 1971 FF 46 - Mathias Komor: New York, 1960-1981 FF 47 - Fahim Kouchakji: New York, 1960-1981 FF 48 - Joh Moger: Holland, 1968-1963 FF 49 - Naturhistorisches Museum: Vienna, 1958 FF 50 - Irene von Ohlendorff: Munich, 1966-1969 FF 51 - Robert Osbourne: New York, 1971-1980 FF 52 - Hadji Babba Rabbi: Teheran, 1963-1964 FF 53 - Jean Roudillon: Paris, 1970-1971 FF 54 - Mark M. Salton: New York, 1960-1961 FF 55 - Walter Shatzki: New York, 1962-1964 FF 56 - Hans M.F. Schulman: New York, 1966 FF 57 - Jacques Seligman: New York, 1963-1964 FF 58 - John A. Sisto: Chicago, 1965 FF 59 - W.C. Sullivan and Company: Chicago, 1965 FF 60 - George Zacos: New York, no date FF 61 - Zeitlin and Ver Brugge: Los Angeles, 1971 FF 62 - Byron Zoumboulakis: Geneva, 1959-1975 FF 63 - Museum Attendence, 1977-1982 FF 64 - Docent Log, 1981-1986 FF 65 - Tour Posting, 1981-1986 FF 66 - Tour Books, 1966-1980 FF 67 - Museum Schedule, 1977-1978 FF 68 - Museum Schedule, 1982 FF 69 - Museum Schedule, 1983 Box 6 FF 1 - Museum Schedule, 1984 FF 2 - Museum Schedule, 1985 FF 3 - Pickard Hall: Room requisitions, 1985-1986 FF 4 - Museum reception desk and drop-in tour, 1983-1987 FF 5 - Tour Sheets, 1985 FF 6 - Tour Sheets, 1984 FF 7 - Tour Sheets, 1983 FF 8 - Tour Sheets, 1982 FF 9 - Tour Sheets, 1981 FF 10 - Tour Sheets, 1980 FF 11 - Tour Sheets, 1979 FF 12 - Muse, correspondence, 1976-1977 FF 13 - Muse, correspondence, 1978-1979 FF 14 - Muse, correspondence, 1980-1981 FF 15 - Muse, correspondence, 1978-1979 FF 16 - Muse 1, 1967 FF 17 - Muse, bids and correspondence, 1968-1970 FF 18 - Muse, bids and correspondence, 1970-1971 FF 19 - Muse 5 - articles, 1970 FF 20 - Muse 6, 1972 FF 21 - Muse, bids and bills, 1973-1974 FF 22 - Muse 8, 1975 FF 23 - Muse 10, 1976-1977 FF 24 - Muse 11, 1978 FF 25 - Muse 12, 1977 FF 26 - Muse 13, 1979 FF 27 - Muse 14, 1980-1983 FF 28 - Muse 15, 1983 FF 29 - Muse 16, 1982-1984 FF 30 - Muse 17, 1980-1984 FF 31 - Muse 18, 1978-1985 Restrictions Note: The Archives of the University of Missouri-Columbia is required by law and Board of Curator's policy to restrict access to some files and information. Student records are held as confidential under the Federal Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 and by University policy. Faculty promotion and tenure records and Academic Personnel files are restricted for 75 years, or the lifetime of the individual. All grievance, disciplinary, and medical records are treated as confidential files. Consultations with legal counsel, both in-house and external, are protected by the attorney/client privilege and will not be released. Search our Holdings

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