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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Overview

Biographical Sketch

Scope and Contents  

Series Descriptions

Research

Related Material

Administrative

Josef Albers Folder List 
Anni Albers Folder List

Index of Correspondents

Josef Albers (1888-1976) and Anni Albers (1899-1994)
An Inventory of the Archive at The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation

The organization and preservation of the archive and the creation of this finding aid were made possible through the generosity of The Getty Foundation, The Thaw Charitable Trust, The National Endowment for the Arts, The National Film Preservation Foundation, the Adjuvant Foundation, and the Connecticut Humanities Council.


Overview of the Collection

Creator: Josef and Anni Albers
Title: The Papers of Josef and Anni Albers
Dates 1899-1994 (bulk 1933-1994)
Quantity: 171 boxes, 39 oversize boxes, 9 oversize folders, 1 unboxed photograph album and 62 film cans (165.5 linear feet)
Language: The records are in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Swedish, Dutch and Japanese.
Processed by:   Molly Wheeler 2003-2007
Repository: The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation
88 Beacon Road
Bethany, Connecticut 06524
Phone: 203.393.4089  Fax: 203.393.4094
info@albersfoundation.org   www.albersfoundation.org


Biographical Sketch

See Introduction to Josef and Anni Albers.


Scope and Contents

Correspondence; handwritten and typed manuscripts, lectures and notes; interviews; financial records; audio tapes and films; clippings; research files; printed materials; postcards; travel documents; photographs; and memorabilia document the life and work of Josef and Anni Albers. Reflected in these materials is their work as visual artists, teachers, writers and collectors.

The papers are organized into subgroups: Josef Albers, 1910-1978 (bulk 1933-1976) and Anni Albers 1899-1994 (bulk 1940-1994). The two subgroups reflect the individual work of each and indicate the creator of the materials. Each subgroup is further organized into series and subseries reflecting the activity from which the materials were created or the material format. The Josef Albers subgroup is the larger of the two.

Subgroup: Josef Albers, 1910-1980
(bulk 1940-1975)

Series I. Correspondence, 1925-1976 (bulk 1934-1975)
Subseries (box count is approximate):
A. Individuals (12 boxes)
B. Institutional/Organizations (18 boxes)
C. Between Josef and Anni (1 box)
D. Birthday (1 box)
E. With German officials (Part of 1 box)
F. Permissions (Part of 1 box)

Series II. Professional Papers, 1925-1980
(bulk 1940-1975)

Subseries:
A. Teaching (9.5 boxes)
B. Project Files (2.5 boxes)
C. Solo Exhibitions (6 boxes)
D. Group Exhibitions (6 boxes)
E. Architectural Commissions (3 boxes)
F. Awards and Honorary Degrees (7 boxes)
G. Notebooks (8 boxes)
H. Work Lists (Part of 1 box)
I. Color Research (3 boxes)
J. Interviews (1 box)
K. Bibliographies and Biographies (1 box)

Series III. Writings, 1928-1977
(bulk 1950-1970)

Subseries:
A. Books (11.5 boxes)
B. Various (9 boxes)
C. Lectures (1 box)

Series IV. Personal, 1910-1974, undated (2 boxes)

Series V. Financial, 1949-1976 (bulk 1967-1975) (13 boxes)

Series VI. Postcard Collection (Collages and Loose), undated (4 boxes)

Series VII. Holiday Cards, circa 1934-1960 (1 box)

Series VIII. Subject Files, circa 1925-1976 (bulk 1950-1976) (9 boxes)

Series IX. Printed Materials, 1936-1976 (bulk 1955-1974) (7 boxes)

Series X. Photographs and Scrapbooks, 1954-1971, undated (5 boxes)

Series XI. Audiovisual, 1954-1976 (5.5 boxes of sound recording tape reels and 62 film cans)
Subseries:
A. Sound Recordings (5.5 boxes)
B. Film (62 films cans)
  

Subgroup: Anni Albers, 1889-1994
(bulk 1945-1994)

Series I. Correspondence, 1930-1994
(bulk 1976-1990)

Subseries: (box count is approximate)
A. Individuals (7 boxes)
B. Institutions and Organizations (7 boxes)

Series II. Professional Papers, 1941-1994
(bulk 1977-1985)

A. Teaching (Part of 1 box)
B. Project Files (4 boxes)
C. Solo Exhibitions (5 boxes)
D. Group Exhibitions (2 boxes)
E. Awards and Honorary Degrees (2 boxes)
F. Interviews (1 box)
G. Bibliographies and Biographies (Part of 1 box)

Series III. Writings, 1926-1990
A. Books (5 boxes)
B. Various (1 box)
C. Lectures (Part of 1 box)

Series IV. Personal, 1889-1997 (2 boxes)

Series V. Subject Files, circa 1934-1994
(bulk 1950-1980) (6 boxes)


Series VI. Printed Material, 1931-1985, undated
(bulk 1975-1985) (2 boxes)


Series VII. Pre-Columbian Collection, 1959-1983
(2 boxes)


Series VIII. Photographs and Scrapbooks, 1988 (1 box)

Series IX. Josef Albers Museum in Bottrop, 1979-1983
(2 boxes and 1 unboxed photograph album)


Series X. Financial, 1973-1983 (bulk 1977-1983) (4 boxes)

Series XI. Audiovisual, 1967, undated (.5 box)


The arrangement of the two subgroups is similar, with variation occurring. Most subseries are found in both the Josef and Anni Albers subgroups and contain similar materials. There is overlap between the two subgroups since correspondence was frequently addressed to both Josef and Anni Albers and authored by one on behalf of both. All correspondence to and from both Josef and Anni Albers is found in the Josef Albers subgroup. Correspondence between them is in the Josef Albers subgroup. Postcards collected and holiday cards created by the Alberses are found in the Josef Albers subgroup. Material reflecting the Alberses' collection of Pre-Columbian art is found in the Anni Albers subgroup.

The bulk of the archive consists of correspondence, writings, exhibition files, printed materials and financial files. Incoming and outgoing correspondence in the Josef and Anni Albers subgroups not listed in the finding aid are indexed at the end of the finding aid. The Anni Albers subgroup correspondence is minimally indexed since its smaller size allows for easier search and discovery. The archive has been in the possession of The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation since its creation (originally as The Josef Albers Foundation) by Josef Albers and was minimally organized. Various staff members made groupings over the years but the archive was largely out of order. Original groupings made by Josef and Anni Albers were sometimes kept with their original folder but such groupings were not common. Although the archive is in good condition, special care should be given to newspaper clippings and carbon paper. Josef Albers appreciated stapling, sometimes stapling five items together over a dozen times. Staples have been removed and original groupings of materials are honored, with exceptions when items were moved to a more coherent grouping.

The Josef Albers subgroup consists primarily of correspondence with individuals and institutions and organizations. Josef Albers commonly handwrote several drafts of letters before handwriting or typing the final copy and retained the carbon copy. Josef Albers frequently handwrote comments or preliminary drafts of reply on letters received. Enclosures such as clippings and photographs received with correspondence remain with the letter and are often noted in the folder list. Correspondence can also be found in the Professional Papers series, in the subseries Teaching, Project Files, Architectural Commissions, and Awards and Honorary Degrees; and in Writings series, in the Books subseries. All correspondence relating to exhibitions and loan and purchase agreements is within the Correspondence series. Correspondence with Lee Eastman on behalf of his firm Eastman and Eastman is found throughout the subgroup, as Eastman was the Alberses' attorney and friend. Additionally, correspondence with Sidney Janis on behalf of Sidney Janis Gallery in New York, Josef Albers's primary gallery, is found throughout the subgroup.

In addition to the wealth of correspondence, of great importance are the drafts of published and unpublished writings by Josef Albers. These include books, poems, lectures, speeches and notes on various topics. Many of the notes were scattered throughout the archive with no logical grouping. Effort was made during processing to describe the notes by topic but there are many that remain grouped together and undescribed. In addition to their own Writing series, writings are found throughout the subgroup in the Professional Papers series, in the subseries Teaching, Project Files, Architectural Commissions and Awards and Honorary Degrees.

Materials reflecting Josef Albers's career as an educator and active visual artist comprise a large portion of the subgroup, containing correspondence, administrative, exhibition and lecture materials. Solo and group exhibition files contain catalogs, brochures, publicity, condition reports, shipment forms, work lists and notes. Notebook binders, while retained, were disassembled and refoldered with the original order left intact.

The Personal and Holiday Cards series are the smallest of the Josef Albers subgroup but they contain important materials. Among the materials in the Personal series there are documents relating to Josef Alberses' family; his academic records; birth, marriage and identification papers; and his will. The Holiday Cards series contains the holiday cards designed by Josef and Anni Albers that the couple sent to friends. These cards are considered among the works of art created by the couple.

The bulk of the materials in the Josef Albers subgroup date from 1940 to 1975. Materials across all series date from the 1920s to his death in 1976. Materials are in English and German, with translations of materials into French, Spanish, Italian, Swedish, Dutch and Japanese. Josef Albers's handwritten comments on materials can be found throughout the subgroup.

The Anni Albers subgroup consists primarily of correspondence with individuals and institutions and organizations. Most correspondence to Anni Albers before Josef Albers's death was addressed to the couple and is found in the Josef Albers subgroup. In addition to letters received, carbon copies of letters sent are throughout the papers. Staff of The Josef Albers Foundation (The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation was created after Anni Albers's death), most often Director Nicholas Fox Weber, frequently wrote on behalf of Anni Albers when she became too ill to maintain her own correspondence. There are a small number of written phone messages for Anni Albers found grouped with related correspondence. Enclosures such as clippings and photographs received with correspondence remain with the letter and are often noted in the folder list. Correspondence can also be found in the Professional Papers series, in the subseries Teaching, Project Files, and Awards and Honorary Degrees; in the Writings series, in the Books subseries; and in the Pre-Columbian Collection series. All correspondence relating to exhibitions and loan and purchase agreements is within the Correspondence series, except for all correspondence regarding the exhibition "The Woven and Graphic Art of Anni Albers," at the Renwick Gallery of the National Museum of American Art, which can be found in the Professional Papers series, in the Solo Exhibitions subseries.

Drafts of published and unpublished writings by Anni Albers are an important part of the subgroup. These include books, lectures, and articles on weaving, design, Pre-Columbian textiles and figurines, and on various topics relating to crafts and art. In addition to their own Writing series, writings are found in the Professional Papers series, in the Solo Exhibitions subseries, for the publication The Woven and Graphic Art of Anni Albers.

Comprising a large portion of the Anni Albers subgroup are materials reflecting Anni Albers's career as a weaver and printmaker. These materials regard various commission projects, the Josef Albers "Learning Never Ends" postage stamp, and solo and group exhibitions. Solo and group exhibition files contain catalogs, brochures, publicity, condition reports, shipment forms, work lists and notes.

Smaller series throughout the Anni Albers subgroup contain materials of great importance, including the Personal and Pre-Columbian Collection. Among the materials in the Personal series there are documents relating to Anni Alberses' family; academic records; birth and identification papers; and materials relating to the Alberses' travels in Latin America. The Pre-Columbian Collection series contains photographs, negatives, correspondence, receipts, and printed materials regarding the Alberses' collection of Pre-Columbian figurines and textiles.

The bulk of the materials in the Anni Albers subgroup date from 1945 to 1994. Materials across all series date from the 1899 to her death in 1994. Materials are in English, German, and occasionally in Spanish.

Other related materials, including books owned by the Alberses, duplicate periodicals and exhibition catalogs are at The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation. For further information, please contact the Foundation. Materials contained within the Archive often refer to works of art in the Art Collection at The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation.

Box and folder legend:
Box X: Standard legal document box
Box OSX: Oversized materials
Box PC: Postcard boxes
R00X: Access CD-R numbers

For quick reference throughout the finding aid, Josef Albers is often referred to as JA and Anni Albers as AA.




Research

Access

The Foundation is open by appointment to interested individuals, scholars, and curators for study and research. For more information, please contact the Foundation.

Original formats of films and sound recordings are not available for research without special permission from the Foundation. Access copies are noted when available.

Restrictions on Use

Copies (digital formats, photocopies, and photographs) of Albers Foundation Archive materials are made exclusively by the Albers Foundation staff and at its discretion. All photoduplication requests must be made in writing. Requests for copies may be denied based on the condition of the materials or for copyright reasons, and limits are imposed on manuscript copy orders. We require that users who wish to publish Albers Foundation materials contact the Albers Foundation for permission.


Related Material

The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation houses the personal library of Josef and Anni Albers, including books, periodicals, exhibition catalogs and personal effects. Researchers interested in learning more about the holdings should contact the Foundation.

The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation received the following materials from donors. All materials have been processed and are open to research:
  • Charles Tauss Papers (3 boxes, 1961-1982): Charles Tauss was Josef Albers's student, and later studio assistant and conservator. Correspondence, condition reports, notes, photographs and memorabilia document the painting methods, repair and work of Josef Albers. Donated by Charles Tauss.
  • Ted and Bobbi Dreier Correspondence: Correspondence between the Dreiers and the Alberses reflect the personal and professional relationship between these four individuals. Donated by the Dreier Family. Please contact the Foundation for more information.
  • Lore Kadden-Lindenfeld Course Notes: (1 box, circa 1946-1948). Course notes from classes with Josef and Anni Albers at Black Mountain College and graduation materials. Donated by Lore Kadden-Lindenfeld.
Materials contained within the Archive often refer to works of art in the Art Collection at the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation. Researchers should contact the Foundation for information on related works of art.

Material in Other Institutions

Researchers should also consider the following research facilities when studying the life and work of Josef and Anni Albers:

Josef Albers Papers at Yale University Sterling Memorial Library, Department of Manuscripts and Archives www.library.yale.edu/mssa
Bauhaus Archive, Berlin www.bauhaus.de/english/bauhausarchiv/index.htm
Museum of Modern Art, New York www.moma.org
North Carolina State Archives (for Black Mountain College documents) www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us
Josef Albers Museum Bottrop www.bottrop.de
Bauhaus, Dessau www.bauhaus-dessau.de
Yale University Peabody Museum of Natural History www.yale.edu/peabody


Administrative Information

Processing Information

The Archive at The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation was organized and preserved during 2003-2006 through a major project supported by generous grants from The Getty Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Thaw Charitable Trust, the National Film Preservation Foundation, the Adjuvant Foundation, and the Connecticut Council for the Humanities.

Material removed from the Archive and included in The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation Art Collection are composite photograph and postcard collages, student studies, and photographs by Josef Albers. Please contact the Foundation for further information.

Donations of Archival Materials

The Albers Foundation is grateful to receive contributions of archival materials relating to Josef and Anni Albers and/or their contemporaries in the arts and other disciplines. Contributed materials that are not represented in the Foundation's archives and deemed relevant for research purposes will be catalogued, conserved, and made a part of the Foundation's permanent archives. Donors will receive written acknowledgement of their gifts. Please note that although contributed archival materials may qualify as a tax-deductible charitable contribution, it is the donor's responsibility to assess the materials' worth for income tax purposes. The Albers Foundation, as a nonprofit entity, is enjoined from quoting in its acknowledgement letters the estimated monetary value of such gifts. Letters of inquiry concerning donations of archival materials, or gifts outright of such materials, should be addressed to the Foundation.


Detailed Description of the Collection

The Papers of Josef Albers, 1910-1976

Series I. Correspondence, 1925-1976

Subseries A. Correspondence with Individuals, 1927-1976

Box

Folder

Description
1 1 Acha, Juan 1964-1965, undated
2 Acheson, Mrs. Dean Godderman, undated
3 Adams, George, 1965-1973
4 Adler, Thomas, 1966
5 Agoos, Herbert and Ruth, 1981-1969
5 Aicher, Otl, 1967
7 Aicher-Scholl, Inge, 1967, undated
8 Albers, H.J., 1971
9 Albers, Michael, 1949-1972
10 Albers, Josef, 1968-1973
(includes photograph)
11(1) Albers, Josef and Beatrix, 1967-1975
(includes genealogy report)
11(2) Albers, Karl, 1967
12(1) Albrecht, Hans Joachim, 1971-1974
12(2) Alfeld, Kurt Schwerdtfeger, 1962
13 Alsdorf, James and Marilynn, undated
14 Alsleben, Kurd, 1963, 1970
(includes letter to Elisabet Marx)
15(1) Anderson, Harry (Hunk), 1971-1972
(includes invoices)
15(2) Anuskiewicz, Richard, 1969
16 Apgar, Nicholas, 1961-1965, undated
17 Appolonio, Marina, undated
18 Arbogast, Ted Paul, 1958
19 Arnheim, Rudolf, 1966-1973
20 Arp, Hans and Marguerite, 1963, undated
21 Asawa (Lanier), Ruth, 1961-1974, undated
22 Ashton, Dore, 1965-1968
23 Avedon, Richard, undated
23 Barcklow, Robert, 1969
25 Barnik, 1964
(regarding interview)
26 Barrag‡n, Luis, 1967-1968
27 Barrett, Cyril, 1971
28 Bartholomew, Andrew, 1961
29 Bayer, Herbert and Joella, 1934-1975
30 Beal-Westerman, Joanna, 1963
31 Beard, Peter and Minne, 1970, undated
(includes photographs)
32 Beaucamp, Eduard, 1973-1974
(includes clipping)
33 Beckmann, Hannes, 1964-1975
(includes typescript, "A Painter Looks Back at the Bauhaus")
34 Belenius, Kent, 1974
35 Bellman, Hans, 1954-1973
(includes letter to Eugen Gomringer with postscript to JA, photograph and photocopy of drawing)
36 Bennet, Marcia Joan, 1961
37(1) Bergen, Emiel, 1963
37(2) Bergermann, Otto, 1976
38 Bergin, Thomas, 1964-1968
(includes 1967 Yale University Press Fall Books catalog fragment)
39 Bernd, Max, 1946, 1966
(includes reproduction of Sanctuary)
40 Berswordt-Wallrabe, Hans-Ludorf Alexander von, 1970

Box

Folder

1 41 Berte, Ursula 1970
42 Berthiaume, Bruce, undated
43 Besset, Maurice, 1971-1973, undated
44 Bianchi, Benedetto Roberto, 1963
45 Biesele, Igildo, 1963
46 Bill, Max, 1961-1972
(includes letter from Hans Wingler, telegraph from American Society for Friendship with Switzerland)
47 Birren, Faber, 1974
(includes letter from Ken Tyler)
48 Bittleman, Arnold and Dolores, 1961-1970, undated
49 Blaine, Katharine, 1949, undated
50 Blake, Peter, 1975
51 Blaser, Werner, 1961-1974
(includes letter from U.S. Treasury Department Bureau of Customs to AA regarding chairs)
52 Bliss, Robert L., 1975
53 Boehm, Gottfried, 1973-1976
54 Bogler, Theodor, 1967
(includes photographs)
55 Bois, Yve-Alain, 1974
56 Bongers, 1975
57 Bonnefoi, Christian, 1974

Box

Folder

2 1 Boothby, Norman, 1961, 1965
2 Borgmann, Alfred, 1968-1973
3 Bredendieck, Hin, 1952
4 Breuer, Marcel, circa 1935, 1937, 1961, 1965
5 Brockerhoff, Else, 1969
6 Bröse, 1973
7 Brown, Leslie A., 1956
(includes forwarded letter from Charles Sawyer (Yale University) to Brown)
8 Brunius, Teddy, 1964-1970
9 Bryden, Robert (Permanent Pigments), 1966-1976
(includes photocopy of "Josef Albers Murals")
10 Bucholz, Erich, 1957
11 Bucholz, Karl, 1939
(regarding Paul Klee work for sale)
12 Bunshaft, Gordon, 1972
(regarding ownership of Homage to the Square: White Mountain)
13 Buntzen, Ernst Rudolf, 1967
(regarding Johannes Itten)
14 Burchard, John, 1943-1949
15 Buren, Eva, undated
16 Buse, Herma, 1965-1967
17 Bussman, George Jr., 1967
18 Cades, Charlotte, 1963
19 Cadman,, 1959
(JA writing on color, art and education)
20 Cage, John and Merce Cunningham, 1948, undated
21 Calderara, Antonio, 1972
22 Camu, Lois and Nisette, 1968, undated
23 Cantieni, Joseph, 1970
24 Cantor, 1951-1953, 1972
25 Carlberg, Norman 1962, undated
26 Casillas, Andres, 1966, 1968
27 Catusco, Louis, 1963
28 Chanes, Rafael, 1965-1974
(includes 1965 poem "Ode to the Square")
29 Charlot, Jean and Zohman, 1949, 1968-1978, undated
30 Chermayeff, Serge, 1949
31 Christiansen, Broder, 1955
1955 (regarding Christiansen's book The Face of Our Time)
32 Chudzicki, Eugeniusz, 1962
33 Citroen, Paul, 1933
34 Clark, Eleanor, 1976
35 Clark, James and Lillian, 1964-1974
36 Clark, Lee, 1975
37 Clay, Jean, 1966-1973, undated
(includes photograph)
38 Clemens, Roman, 1975
39 Cohen, Arthur, 1968-1969, undated
40 Cohen, John, undated
41 Cohn, Charles, undated
42 Conrad, G., 1936
43 Conrad, Hans, 1970-1971
44 Corkram, David, 1961
(regarding Black Mountain College and graphic and verbal art)
45 Corman, Cid, 1960-1976
(correspondence with JA for which Corman was cc'ed from Grossman Publishers (with uncorrected galleys of JA contribution to Corman's The Gift of Origin) and Viking Press)
46 Covington, Paul, undated
47 Crosby, Sumner, 1938
48 Crowell, Fiske and Andrea, undated
49 Cunha, Luiz de Almeida, 1960-1961
(regarding Sixth Biennial Exhibition in São Paulo)
50 Curtis, Edgar, 1967-1973
(regarding music score for To Open Eyes)
51 D'Harnoncourt, Rene, undated
52 Dana, Eugene, 1962-1963
53 Daniel, Theodor, 1936
54 Dantzic, Cynthia, 1966, 1974
(includes magnetic print)
55 Davis, Stuart, 1951
56 Day, John, 1968
57 De Antonio, Emile, undated
58 De Kooning, Willem and Elaine, 1952, undated
59
60 Dearstyne, Howard, 1975, undated

Box

Folder

3 1 Delphendahl, Chr., 1954
2 Delugan, Ello, 1972-1973
3 DeNatale, Dick, 1968
4 Diamant de Sujo, Clara (Estudio Actual, Caracas), 1959-1974
(includes photographs of JA exhibition and Jean Clay article)
5 Dickman, Alfred, 1968-1971
(includes clipping)
6 Doberman, Otto, 1968
7 Dorner, Alexander, 1953
8 Dowling, Susan, 1970
(regarding Homage to the Square: Nocturne
9 Dreier, Katherine, 1936, 1941
10 Dreier, Ted and Bobbi, 1962, 1975
11 Drot, Jean Marie, 1971
12 Duberman, Martin, 1967, 1968
[see Box 67 Folder 9]
13 Duguid, John, 1934-1935, undated
14 Eames, Charles and Ray, 1946-1952
15 Edwards, Jared, 1971
16 Egger, Marc, 1961, 1965
17 Ehrmann, Vera, 1961
18 Elek, Paul, 1969
19(1) Eliot, Jane and Alexander, 1965-1970, undated
(includes letter with JA drawings; photocopy of letter from Martin Duberman to Alex Eliot; letter of recommendation of JA for unidentified; and photography)
19(2) Eliot, Alexander, 1958
(includes typescript mimeograph of "Sight and Insight" 1958)
20 Ellwood, Craig, 1974-1976
21 Elkus, Lemore, undated
22 Emmerich, Andre and Constance, undated
23 Emmerich, David Georges, 1964
24 Engels, Mathias, 1971
25 Engman, Robert, 1963-1967, undated
(includes letter from G. Holmes Perkins (University of Pennsylvania) to JA regarding Engman)
26 Etzold, Joachim and Berni, 1972-1973
27 Evans, Elinor, 1957-1970
(includes correspondence regarding recommendation of Evans by JA to Rice University and The Danforth Foundation)
28 Evarts, John, 1940
29 Falk, Marilyn, undated
30 Fanning, Robert, undated
31 Farman, Hans, 1938, 1964
(includes clipping about JA by Max Bill)
(includes letter from Art News to JA)
33 Feild, Robert, 1949
34 Feininger, Lyonel and Julia, undated
(Christmas print)
35(1) Feininger, Theodore Lux, 1960-1961
(includes tear sheets of "The Bauhaus: Evolution of an Idea" from Criticism Summer 1960)
35(2) Feja, Heinz and Friedel, 1959-1971, undated
(includes handwritten notes, photographs and letter from Helmut Glänzel 1959)
36 Feuerlicht, Herbert, 1964, undated
(includes photographs of Feuerlicht sculptures)
32 Field, Richard S., 1938, 1964
37 Finger, Heinrich, 1959-1974
(includes song by Freur Kum, "Büren 05/08") [see Franz Schroder]
38 Fischer, Maria, 1968-1974
(formerly Schleifstein, includes letters to Schleifsteins)
39 Fischli, Hans, 1967-1968
40 Flocon, Albert, 1952
41 Florsheim, Lillian, undated
42 Foley, Matthew, 1968
43 Forbat, Fred, 1961
44 Fox, Donald, 1974
45 Frankenstein, Alfred, 1968
46 Friend, Leon, 1931
47 Frölich, 1964-1965
48 Fuchs, Gunter, 1964-1969, undated
49 Fuller, Buckminster and Anne, 1948-1974
(includes recommendation of BF from JA to St. Peter's College)
50 Fuller, Sue, 1956, 1972

Box

Folder

4 1 Gatal, Lee, undated
2 Gatje, Robert F., 1961
3 Gee, 1966
4 Geier, Herbert, 1970-1975
5 Geist, Hans-Friedrich, 1948, 1967
6-7 Gerstner, Karl, 1958-1972, undated
(includes clipping, handwritten notes and key for Gerstner's "color frame")
8 Getlein, Frank, 1961, 1963
9(1) Gish, Delbert, 1968
9(2) Glanzel, Helmut and Marianne, 1959-1960
10 Glueck, Grace, 1972, undated
11 Golder, Sylvan, 1966
12 Goldring, Maurice, 1963-1968
(includes transparency)
13 Goldstein, Gertrude (Gego), 1964
14 Goltz, Hans, 1954
Gomringer, Eugen,
[see Index of Individual Correspondence]

Box

Folder

4 15 Gottlieb, Carla, 1964, 1973
16 Gotz, K.O., 1949, 1965
(includes Meta 2: Moderne Kunst und Poesie, February 1949)
17 Gracklauer, O., 1963
18 Graf, Manfred, 1971
19 Grinstein, Stanley, 1968
(includes photograph of Homage to the Square: Inner Glowing)
20 Grohmann, Will, 1958-1968, undated
21 Gropius, Walter, 1939-1968
(includes JA handwritten bibliographies for Bauhaus 1919-1928 by Gerd Hatje)
22 Grote, Ludwig, 1949
23 Guermonprez, Paul, 1935-1938
24 Gussow, Mary and Roy, 1967
(includes handwritten list of sculptures owned by JA and AA)
25 Hafkemeyer, Franz Ludwig, 1971
26 Haftmann, Werner, 1958
27 Hagemann, August, 1973
28 Haider, Michael, 1968
(regarding Family of Man award to be presented to President Lyndon B. Johnson)
29 Halbert, Nancy, 1971
(includes photocopy of Albers Coat of Arms Histiography)
30 Halsey, Margaret Brown (Mrs. John Easton), 1965
31 Hamilton, George Heard, 1970-1971
32 Hamlin, Will, 1974
(regarding JA teaching at Black Mountain College)
33 Hanes, Helen and Erwin, undated
34 Harris, Michael, 1961
35 Hasegawa, Sabeo, undated
36 Hauer, Erwin, 1968, 1975, undated
37 Hauser, Erich, 1974
38 Hauswald, 1961
39 Haverland, Marieluise and Ernst Wilhelm, 1959, 1966
40 Hayes, Roland, 1945
41 Hecht, Edgar, 1945
42 Helms, Dietrch, 1965-1969
43 Henderson, Harriet, 1967
44 Henze, Anton, 1965
45 Herrmann, 1974
46 Herrmann, Rold-Dieter, 1967-1971
(includes JA interview)
47 Herzger, Walter, 1947
48 Hess, Walter, 1954-1973
49 Hildebrandt, Rainer and Lily, 1967-1974
(includes Zur Erinnerung Josef Albers an Lily Hildebrandt: und also Dank für Teilnahme in Wortern und mit Blumenspenden," a memory book)
50 Hirschfield-Mack, Ludwig and Olive, 1958-1965

Box

Folder

5 1 Hofmann, Josef, 1963
(includes letter from Donald White, son-in-law of Hofmann)
2 Hofmann, Otto, 1950
3 Hooker, Isabel, undated
4 Howard, Carl, 1969-1976
(regarding To Open Eyes, includes ACI Films 1972-1973 16mm film catalog, correspondence between ACI and Carl Howard, and ACI press releases)
5 Howe, George, 1954
6 Huff, William, 1958-1975
(includes Symmetry 4 August 1967, Symmetry 6 January 1970 and brochure for "Design and Planning 65, " University of Waterloo, Canada)
7 Huffner, F.C., 1957-1973, undated
8 Hunter, Virginia, 1966, undated
9 Hyuga, Akiko, 1965
10 Iagle, Tom, 1961
11 Imdahl, Tom, 1961
12 Ives, Norman, 1967-1973
(includes correspondence between Museum of Modern Art, New York (Gray Williams, Jr.), Kenneth Parker and Norman Ives; and Ives holiday print)
13 Jacobson, Egbert, 1960
14 Jaffé:, H.L.C., 1970
(includes "Josef Albers: Studie voor 'Homage to the Square: Blue Depth,' Gemeente Museum, den Haag" by Jaffé)
15 Jamieson, Mrs. Joseph, 1949
(regarding leaving Black Mountain College)
16 Jawlensky, Alex and Elizabeth Kummel, 1938-1939
(includes photograph postcards of Jawlensky by JA)
17 Jochims, Reimer, 1970-1971
18 Johansen, Ati Gropius and Charles Forberg, 1948, undated
19 Johns, Jasper, 1960-1972
(regarding In the Water)
20 Johnson, Lyndon B. and Claudia "Lady Bird", 1965
21 Johnson, Philip, 1934
22 Johnson, Ray, 1974, undated
(original postcards)
23 Johnson, Una, 1971
24 Jonson, Raymond, 1974
25 Kacik, Walter, 1966, 1978
(includes Kacik slides)
26 Kahn, Louis, 1957
27 Kaiser, Hans, 1967-1973, undated
28 Karsh, Yousof and Estrellita, 1966-1967
29 Katayama, Toshihirio, 1969
30(1) Kauff, Wilhelm and Gisela, 1971-1972
30(2) Kaufmann, Edgar, 1965, undated
31 Kedney, May, 1959
32 Keelin, John, 1961
33 Kelsey, Beverly, undated
34 Kepes, Gyorgy, 1957, 1967
35 Kerr, Chester, 1962, 1976, undated
(regarding book on JA's basic deign course at Bauhaus)
36 Kiesel, 1956
37 Kinzinger, Edmund, 1937
38 Klee, Felix, 1954-1971, undated
39 Klee, Lily, 1938
(includes photograph of letter to JA with drawing by Paul Klee [original is in Josef and Anni Albers Foundation vault] and photograph of Klee drawing offered by Alex Jawlensky to JA for purchase)
40 Klein, Alfred, 1933, 1962
41 Kleffner, Liesel, 1970
42(1) Klemm, Heinz, 1967-1968
42(2) Klumpp, Hermann, 1961
43 Koch, Eleanore, 1967-1968
44 Koch, Fritz, 1936
45 Kocher, Lawrence, 1937
46 Koehler, Andreas, 1950-1951
47 Kone, Elliot, 1969, undated
48 Konig, Harry, undated
49 Kranz, Kurt, 1965

Box

Folder

6 1 Kraus, Franz, 1934, 1947-1948, undated
2 Krause, Rainer, 1973
3 Krimmel, undated
4 Kritzweiser, Kay, 1972
5 Kruger, Georg, 1947-19478
(includes song by Kruger to JA)
6 Kruger, Werner, 1973
(includes two photographs of JA by W. Krüger)
7 Kuh, Katherine, 1942-1962, undated
8 Kultermann, Udo, 1967
9(1) Kunze, 1939, 1949, 1961
9(2) Kurz, Eugen, 1955
10(1) Lange-Hegermann, Karl-Ernst, 1968
10(2) Larrain (Garcia-Moreno), Sergio, 1968-1973
(includes letter from JA to Embassy of the United States in Santiago, Chile)
11 Lawson, Carl, 1970
12 Leipold, F. Xavier, 1970-1968
13 Leppien, Jean, 1952
14 Lerner, Abram, undated
15 Le Ricolais, Robert, 1955-1973, undated
(includes typescript carbon, "Reflexions sur les Graphisms de Josef Albers")
16 Lempert, Fritz, 1973
17(1) Leydenfrost, Robert, 1958
17(2) Lindsay, Kenneth, 1957
(regarding Kandinsky letters)
18 Linnenkamp, 1968
19 Lipman, Jean, 1973
[see "Playing Cards of Josef Albers" Art in America 1963, Series IX. Printed Materials]
20 Lippard, Lucy, 1967-1968
(includes JA handwritten writings on his Homage to the Square series)
21 Lippold, Richard C., 1951-1973
(includes Lippold's statement on JA for 1972 Homage to the Square portfolio by Ives-Sillman)
22 List, Vera, undated
23 Locker, Theodore, 1970
24 Logan, Anne-Marie, 1968-1974, undated
[see Elizabeth von]
25 Lord, James, 1969-1974, undated
(includes typescript photocopy and bound handwritten drafts of "Josef Albers: The Exercise of Integrity" by Lord)
26 Loria, Jeffrey, Jill and Laurie, 1971-1972
27 Lubell, Cecil and Winnie, 1963
28 Lustig, Alvin, 1949
29 Lyons, Benjamin E., 1974
(includes clipping of JA)
30 Madrigal, August, 1967-1973, undated
(includes letter to Gonzalez Robles, clippings and photograph) [see Museo Español de Arte Contemporaneo (Madrid)]
31 Magriel, Paul, 1962
32 Mahler, Maria, 1965-1970
33 Mahnke, Otto, 1975
34 Maiburg Family, 1936
35 Maison, K.E., 1964
(regarding repetition)
36 Malone, Robert and Nancy, 1961-1974, undated
(includes JA drawings, bibliographies, notes, and writings on design; and project outline regarding unrealized book by Malone on JA's design work and recommendation for JA to receive Kaufmann International Design Award)
37 Marcks, Gerhard, 1934, 1950
38 Maremont, Adele, 1961, 1965
39 Marshall, Jurgen, 1974
40 Marshall, Orr, 1966-1971
41 Marx, Rudolf and Elisabet, 1950-1975, undated
42 Mathews, Anthony, 1972
43 Matula, Arthur, 1971
44 McCullough, Jane Fiske, 1964-1971
(regarding Gropius, Bauhaus and basic design; includes questionnaire, correspondence with Thomás Maldonado and Cecily Sash, and JA interview with Sash)

Box

Folder

7 1 McDermott, Margaret, 1963
2 McGee, George and Mrs., 1964
3 McGinnis, 1959-1960
(letters written on behalf of the McGinneses by Thomas Messer (Institute of Contemporary Art) and Jean Bullitt (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), includes photocopy of letter from Fairweather-Hardin Gallery (Chicago))
4 McKee, William, 1950-1962
5 Mellow, James, 1969-1970
(regarding article on the Bauhaus)
6 Mérida, Carlos, 1966
7 Meservey, Robert and Mrs., 1956
8 Meyer-Waldeck, Wera, 1950-1963
9 Mitchell, 1963
(regarding color studies)
10 Mitscherlisch, Immeke, 1968
11 Mohr, Jan, 1973-1976
12 Molitor, Broni, 1971
(JA pupil from Bottrop)
13 Monti, Pio, 1971
(includes photograph)
14 Morellet, Francois, 1971
15 Morgan, Charles, 1968
(regarding Homage to the Square: Rooted at Amherst College)
16 Morschel, 1963
17 Muche, Georg, 1951
18 Mukai, Shutaro, 1964-1975
19 Muller, Herman and Gerda, 1966
20 Muller-Widman, Roland and Aja, 1961-1963
21 Naar, John, 1967-1970, undated
22 Nakahara, Yusuka, 1975
23 Namuth, Hans, 1965-1975
(regarding film Homage to the Square and includes contract, invoice and correspondence with Paul Falkenburg, University-at-Large, Chelsea House, Institut für Film und Bilm in Wissenchaft und Unterricht)
24 Nash, Leonard, 1963-1973
(regarding The Nature of the Natural Sciences and includes correspondence between JA and The Contemporaries (New York))
25 Nash, Ray, 1968-1975
(includes photocopy of "Josef Albers," Print: A Quarterly Journal of the Graphic Arts Fall 1945
26 Navarini, Elisabeth, 1967-1972
27 Neuberger, Roy, 1968
28 Neumann, Eckard, 1964-1969, undated
(regarding Bauhaus and the Bauhaus People and includes drafts of book portions)
29 Neumann, J.B., 1940-1965
(includes photocopy of letter from John Dewey to Black Mountain College and correspondence between JA and Elsa Schmid)
30 Neumann, Peter, undated
31 Neuner, Hannes, 1968-1982
32 Neutra, Richard, 1934
33 Newhall, Beamont, 1948-1949
34 Nilson, Karl-Gustaf and Ingrid, 1966-1974
(includes typescript with handwritten corrections, "Josef Albers on Color," photocopy with Nilson illustrations, photocopy of 1973 JA review of Formulation: Articulation, and photograph of Ingrid with JA prints)
35 Nivola, Ruth, 1961
36 Nordness, Lee, 1962-1963
37 Nowag, Heinz, 1948
38 Ohff, Heinz, 1972-1973
(includes typescript of Ohff statement on JA for Galerie der neun Künst)
39 Osborn, Robert, 1950-1963

Box

Folder

8 1 Osborn, Robert, undated
2 Osver, Arthur, 1958
3 Oteva, undated
4 Overlack, undated
5 Overy, Paul, 1966
6 Padberg, Magdalena, 1976
7 Page, Don, 1966
8 Pando, Felipe Garcia, 1967
9 Park, Willner, 1967
(regarding thesis on Bauhaus typography)
10 Parkinson, Eliza, undated
(regarding Homage to the Square: Early Rising)
11(1) Pattek, Nina and Harry, undated
11(2) Perdekamp, Franz Grosse, 1950-1953
(includes letter to JA from H. Röckler, list and handwritten notes)
12 Peters, Heinz, 1970
13 Petipierre, Petra, 1936, undated
14 Pfeiffer, Henri, 1970, 1976
15 Pieper, 1968
16 Pizitz, Silvia, 1962
17 Pontes, Crimilda, 1965
18 Powell, Albers and Adelle, 1973, undated
19 Powell, Edward Warren, 1958
20 Powers, Ellen, 1967-1968
(includes letter from Powers to Sidney Janis)
21 Pratt, Marjory, 1940, undated
(includes JA drawing and handwritten statement on "acoustical forms")
22 Priestley, William, 1937-1962
23 Pritchard, Jack, 1970
(includes photographs of JA works in Pritchard residence)
24 Probst, Rudolph, 1948
25 Pulitzer, Joseph Jr., 1968
26 Pulyan, Alfred R., 1950
27 Purili, Edgar van Schmit, undated
28 Quarella, Doris, 1975-1976
29 Rabinek, David, undated
30 Ralfs, Kate, 1964, 1975
31 Ralfs, Otto, 1938-1939
32 Rasch-Naegele, Bodo and Ulo, 1960-1963
33 Rattner, Abraham, 1953
34 Rauschenberg, Robert, 1969
35 Rebay, Hilla, 1937-1949
36 Reed, Julie, 1971
37 Reep, Edward, 1975
(includes photocopy of review by Reep of Interaction of Color from Labyrinth June 1965)
38 Reidemeister, Karl, 1971
39 Reimann, William and Helen Sadowy, 1959-1974
(includes photographs) [see Box 56 Folder 5]
40 Reischle, Paul, 1948
41 Reiss, John, 1968-1969, undated
42 Reyes, Manuel, 1967
43 Richter, Re, 1934
44 Rickey, George and Edith, 1963-1973
(includes "The Morphology of Movement," The Art Journal Summer 1963 and text on Albers for "Constructivism: Origins and Evolution")
45(1) Ridell, Alan, 1973
(includes clipping)
45(2) Robinson, Mark, 1967
46 Roertgen, William, 1946, 1948
47 Roh, Franz, 1957
48 Roh, Juliane, 1966
49 Rondthaler, Theo "Rondy", 1948
50 Rosenberg, Ruth Culberg, 1972
(regarding ownership of Homage to the Square: White Monument)
51 Rosenthal, George S., 1962
52 Rosenthal, Henry Sigmund, 1976
53 Rosenthal, Rena, 1946
(includes JA handwritten writing on Bauhaus history and influence)
[see Box 2 Folder 12]
54 Rosenthal, Stephen, 1962
55 Rosner, Stanley, 1968-1969
(includes JA biographical notes; typescript with handwritten corrections interview with JA; JA handwritten notes on the creative process; and typescript draft by Rosner, "The Creative Experience," featuring JA interview)
56 Rossig, Karl, 1967
57 Rowe, Gordon Jr., 1966
58 Rowell, Margit Noel, 1970-1972
(includes JA notes)

Box

Folder

9 1 Rubenstein, Michael Anthony, 1963-1965
2 Rudelt, Karl Bauer Alcar, 1968
3 Rudemaster, K., 1968-1970, undated
4 Rudofsky, Bernard, 1949, 1959-1960
5 Saarinen, Arline, 1961
6 Saegesser, Max, 1969
7 Salant, Gerry, 1975
8 Sandberg, 1963
9 Schawinsky, Xanti and Irene, 1938-1972
10 Schell, Maximilian, 1969-1972
(includes photographs)
11 Schlamminger, Karl, 1974
12 Schlemmer, Oskar, 1963-1965
13 Schlemmer, Tut, 1954-1974
(includes letter from Dieter Killer regarding Tut Schlemmer)
14 Schmidt, Karl Georg, undated
15 Schmidt-Pauli, Edgar, 1967-1968
16 Schmitt, Werner, 1971
17 Schneider, Johanna, 1969
18 Schneiderin, 1949
19 Schoetsler, Peter, 1968-1969
20 Schonberg, Harold, 1968
21 Schreiber, Taft. B, 1970, 1972
(regarding Homage to the Square: Beyond Focus)
22(1) Schreyer, Leslie J., 1973
22(2) Schroder, Anneliese, 1953-1954
23 Schroder, Franz, 1967-1974, undated
24 Schumann, R., 1941
25 Schwartz, Freda, 1961
26 Schweikher, Paul, 1965-1968
27 Seckler, Dorothy, 1950
(includes typescript with handwritten corrections and notes from JA interview)
28 Seidler, Harry, 1959-1976
(includes photographs of Seidler residence)
29 Seitz, Bill, 1966-1967
30 Sekler, 1970
31 Selmanagic, Selman, 1968
32 Seuphor, Michel, 1957-1965
33-34 Seymour, Betty, 1945-1968
(including bound notebook)

Box

Folder

10 1 Shapiro, Lindsay, 1971
2 Sharon, Arieh, 1966-1967
3 Shartle, Ruth and Thomas, 1966
4 Sherwood, Roger, 1963
(includes unanswered questions regarding Hannes Meyer)
5 Shestack, Alan, 1970
6 Shimomura, Chihaya, 1965-1966
7 Shiraishi, Kazuya, 1974-1975
8 Shull, 1951
9 Sillman, Si (Sewell), 1966-1970
10 Sizer, Theodore and Caroline, 1957-1962, undated
11 Sjoberg, Leif, 1960-1965
12 Marquis, Jane Slater (Slats), 1944-1947
(includes letter from Ati Gropius Johansen transcribing card from Walter Gropius to Marquis)
13 Sloane, Joseph, 1969, 1974
14 Slutsky, Robert, 1960
15 Sowers, Robert, 1954
(includes transparency of window by Sowers)
16 Spies, Wener, 1967-1975, undated
includes correspondence between Spies and Lee Eastman, Verlag M. DuMont Schauberg, and JA notes)
17 Spiller, Jurg, 1958
18 Staber, Margit, 1961-1976, undated
19 Stanczak, Julian and Barbara, 1964-1968
20 Stanton, Frank, 1955
21 Staudt, Klaus, 1974
22 Stein, Werner, 1968
23 Steinberg, Leo, 1956
24 Steinburg, Saul, 1950, undated
25(1) Stendahl, Earl, 1960
25(2) Steinhauser, Wilhelm, 1971
26 Steyert, Richard, 1962
27 Stix, John, 1944
28 Stoller, Claude, 1940-1944
(includes letter of recommendation of Stoller by JA)
29 Stone, Warren Robert, 1974-1975
(includes letter from Fogg Art Museum to Stone regarding Homage to the Square)
30 Strand, Mark, undated
(includes "Principles of Paradox," Saturday Review January 29 1972)
31 Strauss, Alberta, 1971
32 Strong, Roger, 1964
33 Stunke, Eva, 1976
34 Sulzer, Fritz, 1958

Box

Folder

OS21 28 Sutner, Lasislav, 1967
(includes 1980 JA postage stamp and envelope)

Box

Folder

10 35 Swan, Natalie, undated
(includes photograph)
36 Switzer, Susan and Ruth, 1972-1973
37 Szepanski, Alfred, 1975
38 Tangy, Julieta, undated
39 Tauss, Charles, 1963-1965
[see Related Materials]
40 Taylor, Crombia, 1971
41 Tenorth, P. Josef, 1969
42 Terry, Dunan, Niles and Hilda, 1949
43 Teuber, Marianne, 1970-1975
(includes correspondence between JA and Yale University Press regarding request to reproduce image)
44 Thain, J.W., 1937
45 Thalman, Wolfgang, 1970-1971

Box

Folder

11 1 Thomas, Will, 1971
2-3 Thompson, Bradbury, 1973-1975
[Box 44 Folder 9]
4 Thompson, G. David, 1954-1960
5 Thwaites, John, 1937-1957
6 Tillmann, Curt, 1975
7 Tovell, 1974
8 Trojanski, Hans, 1968
9 Tschichold, Hans, 1968
10 Ullstein, Karl, 1958-1962
(includes correspondence between Sidney Janis and JA regarding Ullstein's interest in JA work)
11 Ullstein, Rudolf, 1950
12 van Beuren, Michael, 1936
13 van der Rohe, (Ludwig) Mies, 1966-1969
(includes memorial card and note from Marianne Lohan regarding death)
14 Van Solmsen, Lily, undated
15 Vellinghausen, Albert Schulze, 1965-1967
16 Verpine, Pea, 1968-1969
17 Vershbow, Arthur, 1960, 1962
18 Vitt, Walter, 1973
19(1) Volkman, Hans, 1958
19(2) Vollwoeller, Heidi, 1964
20 Volmer, Bruno, undated
21 vom Kuhberg, undated
22(1) von Bommel, Magdalena, 1976
22(2) von Eckardt, Wolf, 1959-1960, 1975
23 von Erffa, Helmut, undated
24(1) von Gerleve, 1967, undated
24(2) von Kaufmann, Ingelberg, 1963
25 von Navarini, Elizabeth, 1971-1972
(includes 1971-1972 Zürich clippings) [see Anne-Marie Logan]
26 von Sweinitz, Singrid Grafin, 1966-1967
27(1) von Waldthausen, Sophia-Maria (Fia Ernst), 1954-1974, undated
27(2) Voss, Hans, 1974
28 Wagner, Martin, 1944-1951
29 Wagstaff, 1967
30 Warburg, Anita, 1968-1969
31 Wasserman, Burton, 1966-1975
(includes prints and exhibition prints)
32 Watenphul, Max Pfeiffer, 1938-1950
33 Weaver, Mike, 1967-1970, undated
34 Weber, Vincent, 1963
35 Weidler, Charlotte, 1941-1966, undated
36 Weininger, Andor, 1961
37 Weinstein, Jacob and Bernice, 1966-1967, undated
38 Weiss, Edward, 1965-1967
39 Welliver, Neil, 1958, undated
(includes draft of Welliver review of Design and Form: The Basic Course at the Bauhaus by Johannes Itten)
40 Weren, Edward Chase, 1965
41 West, Walter Jr., 1961
42 Weston, Norman, 1934
43 Wetzel, Phoebe, 1962
44 Whitney, Henry and Ruth, 1947
45 Wilber, Tom, 1953, 1958
46 Wilder, Thornton, 1967, undated
47 Wilke, Ilfert, 1965
48 Wilkie, Margot, 1947
49 Williams, Amancio, 1970
50 Wilson, Ann, undated
51 Wilson, Sybil, 1968, undated
52 Winston, Lydia, 1965
53 Winter, Fritz, 1949
54 Wissman, Jurgen, 1969-1976
55 With, Karl, 1939-1952
(includes With's statement on JA's 1945 exhibition) [see II. A. Teaching, Black Mountain College]
56 Wittenborn Family, undated
57(1) Wolff, Wilfalm, 1934
57(2) Wolfgang, undated
58 Wols, Grety, 1969
59 Wright, Wilson, 1956, 1964
60 Wunderwald, Alfred, 1967-1968, undated
61 Wurm, Heinrich, 1967
62 Wurster, Catherine, 1944
63 Wyss, Eugen, 1960-1969
64 W., Marguerite (Pond Farm), 1949

Box

Folder

12 1 Yamawaki, Iwao, 1962-1974
(includes letter from Takashimaya Company to JA and photographs; regarding lecture trip to Japan)
2 Yamin, Martina, 1971-1972
3 Yanik, Dorothy, 1960, 1968
(includes photograph)
4 Zagorski, Ed, 1969
5 Zapf, Hermann, 1956-1973, undated
6 Zeisler, Richard, 1968
7 Zugel, Oscar, 1942-1962
8 Zwart, Piet, 1965, undated
9 Unidentified, 1927-1975, undated
10 Fan and hate mail, 1951-1967
11 Former students

Subseries B. Correspondence with Institutions and Organizations, 1932-1976

Box

Folder

13 1 Harry N. Abrams, 1970-1971, undated
2 Abstraction Création, 1935-1937
(includes correspondence between AC and Le Camarade Hélion; AC and unidentified; and 1934-1935 pamphlets)
3 Academy for the Science of Creative Intelligence, 1975
4 Addison Gallery of American Art (Andover, MA), 1952-1956
(includes "Report by the Committee for the Study of the Visual Arts, MIT" December 15 1953)
5 Advertising Club of Worcester, 1963
6 Åhlens and Åkerlunds Forlags, 1962
7 Akademie der Kunste (Berlin), 1974-1976
8 Akron Art Institute (Akron, OH), 1962
9 Albion College (Albion, MI), 1956
10 Albright-Knox Art Gallery (Buffalo, NY), 1956-1957, 1976
11 Alcon Films, 1973
12 Aldegrever Gesellschaft, 1965-1974
[see Wesfälisches Landesmuseum für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte (Münster)]
13 Allegheny College (Allegheny, PA), 1957-1959
14 Alvethorpe Gallery (Jenkintown, PA), 1955
15 American Abstract Artists, 1966, 1973-1974
16 American Academy of Arts and Letters (formerly National Institute of Arts and Letters), 1973-1974
17 American Artists Professional League, 1945
18 American Arts Documentation, 1969-1970
19-20 American Council on Education, 1958
(regarding Eugen Gomringer, F.C. Huffner and Sergio Larrain coming to US)
21 American Federation of Arts, 1963-1970
22 American-German Review, 1965
23 American Institute of Architects, 1969-1970
24 American Institute of Graphic Arts, 1963-1964
(includes letter from U.S. Information Agency)
25 American Library Color Slide Company, 1952
26(1) Arcady Press, 1964
(letter to Yale University)
26(2) Architectural Record, 1954
27 Archives of American Art, 1973
28 Art Appreciation Committee, 1939-1949
(includes various drafts of JA lesson plan for AAC publication "Master Teachers," unrealized)
29(1) Art Dealers Association of America, 1974
29(2) Art Directors Club, Ninth Annual Visual Communications Conference, 1964
(includes letter to AA)
30 Art Gallery of New South Wales (Sydney), 1968, 1974
(includes photographs)
31 Art in America, 1959-1965, undated
(includes letter from Metropolitan Museum of Art and typescript carbon "In Behalf of Structured Sculpture")
32-33 Art Institute of Chicago, 1952-1974
(includes letter from Lee Eastman, JA drawings and photograph; regarding gift of Erwin Hauer's sculpture "Intercircles" to Art Institute of Chicago)
34 Art Institute of Chicago, 1947
35 Art News, undated
36 Art Times, undated
37 Artist's Gallery (New York), 1938-1939
38 Artist's Technical Research Institute, 1961-1967
39 Arts and Architecture, 1949
40 Arts Council of Great Britain, 1968
41 Associated American Artists, 1968, 1971
42 Associated Art Consultants, 1973
43 Association Montessori International USA, 1975
44 Association Typographique Internationale, 1965

Box

Folder

14 1 Atlanta School of Art, 1966
2 L'Attico Galleria d'Arte (Rome), 1968
(includes correspondence between JA and Brider Toninelli)
3 Axis Magazine, 1935
4 Badische Anilin-and-Soda-Fabrik, 1969-1970
(includes letter from Sidney Janis Gallery)
5 Baltimore Museum of Art, 1974
6 Barnes Foundation (Merion, PA), 1934-1935
7 Bill Bass Contemporary Painting and Sculpture, 1972-1975
(includes letter from JA to Eric v. Lowenadler regarding Homage to the Square: Centered Yellow)
8 Bauhaus Archiv, 1961-1976
9-10 Bauhaus Archiv, 1956-1975, undated
(regarding Das Bauhaus by Hans Wingler; includes correspondence with Rockefeller Foundation)
11 H.B. Beal Technical and Commercial High School (London, Ontario), 1961
12 Bell and Howell Company (Chicago, IL), 1965-1967
13 Benjamin Galleries (Chicago), 1966
14 Bentelli Verlag Bern, 1961-1975
15 Berkshire Museum (Pittsfield, MA), 1966
16 Berlin Abteilung Volksbildung, undated
17 Berlin, Der Regierende Bürgermeister von Berlin, 1972
18 Berufsverband Bildender Künstler Hamburgs, 1963
19 1969 Biennale Nuremberg, 1968-1969
(includes correspondence with Städtische Kunstsammlungen, Stadt Bielefeld, Karl Ernst Osthaus, and Nürnberger Gobelin Manufaktur)
20 1969 Biennale São Paulo, 1967-1970
21 Block Editions, 1971-1972
22 Boden, Oppenhoff and Schneider, 1974
24 George Braziller, Inc., 1965
25 1st British International Print Biennale (Bradford City Art Gallery and Museum), 1968

Box

Folder

15 1 Brooklyn Museum of Art, 1952-1973
2 Brooklyn Museum of Art, 1968-1969
(list of 1968-1969 gifts and gift acknowledgements)
3 Bruckmann Munchen, 1973
4 Bundesrepublik Deutschland, 1976
5 Busch-Reisinger Museum (Cambridge, MA), 1962
(regarding JA's donation of Black Mountain College student work)
6 Busch-Reisinger Museum, Harvard University (Cambridge, MA), 1936-1976
7 California College of Arts and Crafts, 1964-1966
8 California Institute of the Arts, 1965, 1969
9 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 1972
(regarding film Man at the Center)
10 Carborundum Museum of Ceramics (Niagara Falls, NY), 1970-1974
11 Carnegie Institute Museum of Art (Pittsburgh, PA), 1962-1971
12 Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, Harvard University (Cambridge, MA), 1964-1969
[see Box 19 Folder 23(1)]
13 Catholic University of America (Washington, DC), 1938
14 Central Cadillac (Cleveland), 1973
15 Cincinnati Art Museum, 1952-1967
16 City Art Museum of St. Louis, 1970-1972
17 Cleveland Institute of Art, 1957-1971
18 Cleveland Museum of Art, 1961-1970
19 Cohen and Powell, 1958-1975
20 College Art Association of America, 1940
(regarding creative education)
21 College Art Association of America, 1973
22 Second Bienal de Arte Coltejer, Medellin (Medellin, Colombia), 1970
23 Color Planning Center (Tokyo), 1975-1976
24 Columbia University (New York), 1964
25 Congress of Racial Equality, 1963
26 The Contemporaries (New York), 1952-1968
27 Contemporary Arts Center (Cincinnati), 1965, 1967
28 Contemporary Portfolios, 1965

Box

Folder

16 1 Corcoran Gallery of Art (Washington, DC), 1957-1967
2 Craft Horizons, 1958
3 Currier Gallery of Art (Manchester, NH), 1956-1961
4 Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, 1963-1974
5 Stadt Darmstadt/Hessisches Landesmuseum, 1967-1973
6 Davison Art Center (Middletown, CT), 1956, 1972
7 Rudolph de Harak, Inc., 1964
8 Isaac Delgado Museum of Art (New Orleans), 1967
9 Des Moines Art Center, 1972-1973
10 Denver Art Museum, 1947
11 Detroit Instiute of Arts, 1974
12(1) Deutsche Akademischer Austausdienst (Berlin)/Städtische Kunsthalle Düsseldorf, 1968-1975
(includes clipping and notes)
12(2) Deutsche Bank, 1970-1971
13(1) Deutsche Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst (Kunstverein Berlin), 1968-1969
13(2) Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, 1954
14 Deutsche Welle (Köln), 1970
(includes catalog text and clippings)
15 Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdient, 1966
16 Documenta 1968 (Kassel), 1968
17 Doerner Institute (Munich), 1955
18 Dutton, E.P. and Company, 1969-1973
19 M. Dumont Schauberg (Köln), 1966-1974
20 Albrecht Dürer Gesellschaft, 1967-1971
21 East Tennessee State University (Johnson City), 1965-1966
22 Eastman and Eastman, 1966-1976
(correspondence between Eastman and JA)
23 Eastman and Eastman, 1970-1975
(3rd party correspondence regarding Formulation: Articulation, A-L)
24 Eastman and Eastman, 1970-1975
(3rd party correspondence regarding Formulation: Articulation, M-Z)
25 Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts, 1970, undated
26 Edition Domberger (Stuttgart), 1967-1972
27 Edition Hoffmann (Frankfurt), 1968-1974
28 Edition 999 (Zürich), 1973

Box

Folder

17 1 Edition Alecto Limited, 1964-1966
2 Robert Elkon Gallery (New York), 1964, 1972
3 Encyclopedia Britannica, 1946, 1947
4 Ernst and Ernst, undated
5 Esuela de Desino Textil (Barcelona), 1972
6 Fairfield University (Fairfield, CT), 1967
7 Fairweather-Hardin Gallery (Chicago), 1959-1973
8 Richard Feigen Gallery (Chicago, New York), 1965-1968
9 Fides Freuhand-Vereinigung (Zürich), 1939
10 Film Society of Lincoln Center, 1972
(regarding JA poster for 10th Annual New York Film Festival)
11 Fine Arts Gallery of San Diego, 1970-1971
12 Fischbach Gallery of San Diego, 1970-1971
(regarding Eva Hesse)
13 Flair Gallery (Cincinnati), 1967
(includes photograph of Homage to the Square: Summer Call)
14 Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University (Cambridge, MA), 1975
15 Folio II, undated
16 Ford Foundation, 1958-1963
(regarding Ford Foundation Fellowship)
17 Fortune, 1951
(includes draft of "Color Industry" by Furth Saunders)
18 French Television Service, 1973
(includes questionnaire)
19 Savage Friedman, Inc., 1969
20 Galería de Arte Mexicano (Mexico City), 1963-1972
(includes Carlos Mérida 1966 catalog and clipping for Ines Amor)
21 Galerie Balzac (Paris), 1965
22 Galerie Beyeler (Paris), 1971-1974
23 Galerie Suzanne Bollag (Zürich), 1959-1972
(includes photograph)
24 Galerie Renate Boukes (Wiesbaden), 1968
25 Galerie Brusberg (Hannover), 1965-1970
26 Galerie Burén (Stockholm), 1964
27 Galerie Chalette (New York), 1973
28 Galerie Im Erker (St. Gallen), 1973
29 Galerie Gmurzynska (Köln), 1973-1974
(includes photographs of JA work)
30 Galerie Herbert Herrmann (Stuttgart), 1948

Box

Folder

18 1(1) Galerie Hybler (Copenhagen), 1965
1(2) Galerie Thomas (Munich), 1970-1971
2(1) Galerie Thomas Keller (Starnberg), 1971-1975
2(2) Galerie Kunsthandlung (Oldensburg), 1963
3(1) Galerie Melki, 1973-1975
3(2) Galerie Ferdinand Möller (Berlin), 1938-1939
4 Galerie Müller (Stuttgart and Köln), 1964-1970
5 Galerie Pierre (Paris), 1935-1936
6-10 Galerie Denise René (Paris), 1957-1972
11 Galerie Gerd Rosen (Berlin), 1960
12 Galerie Alfred Schmela Düsseldorf, 1965-1969
13 Galerie der Spiegel (Köln), 1964-1975
14 Galerie Otto Stangl (Munich), 1961-1966
15 Galerie Valentien (Stuttgart), 1939, 1946-1947, 1974
(regarding purchase of Paul Klee work)

Box

Folder

19 1 Galerie Alex Vömel Düsseldorf, 1967
2-3 Galerie Wilbrand (Köln), 1966-1974, 1975
4 Galleria la Bertesca (Genoa), 1968
5 Galleria del Milione Libreria (Milan), 1935-1936
6 The Gallery (Tucson, AZ), 1962
7 German Embassy (Washington, DC), 1960-1961
8 Gimpel Fils (London), 1961-1968
9-10 Gimpel and Hanover Galerie (Zürich), 1963-1976
11 Goethe House (New York), 1968
12 Goethe Institute (Boston), 1970
13 Goethe Institute (Munich), 1969-1974
(includes photographs)
14 Goethe Institute (Paris), 1969
15 Bertrand Goldberg Associates, 1954-1967
(includes photographs and typescript writing on Bauhaus by Goldberg)
16 Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts, 1964-1970
(regarding Paul Rudolph project at Yale University)
17 Greenberg Development (St. Louis, MO), 1964-1970
18 Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum (New York), 1961-1974
(includes photographs)
19 Hamilton Galleries (London), 1964
20 Paul Hamlyn Publishers, 1964-1965
21(1) Hampton Institute (Hampton, VA), 1973
21(2) Hanseatische Asserkuranz Vermittlungs Aktiengesellschaft Hamburg, 1970
22 Harcus/Krakow Gallery (Boston), 1967-1973
23(1) Harvard University, Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, 1966-1968
(regarding 1966 exhibition, "Bauhaus: A Teaching Idea"; includes 1958 drawing for Dorothy Adlew, text for catalog, catalog and photographs) [see Box 15 Folder 12]
23(2) Jane Haslem Gallery (Washington, DC), 1974
24 Dr. Ernst Hauswedell and Company, 1935-1962, undated

Box

Folder

20 1(1) Heimathaus des Kreises Beckum, 1973
1(2) Sonia Henie-Niels Onstad Foundations, 1969-1970
2 High Museum of Art (Atlanta), 1966-1971
3 Joseph H. Hirshhorn Museum (Washington, DC) (formerly Joseph H. Hirshhorn Collection (New York), 1964-1975
(includes photographs)
4 Holy Ghost Fathers (Wheaton, MD), 1971
5 Honolulu Academy of Arts, 1972-1973
(includes photographs)
6 J.L. Hudson Gallery (Detroit), 1966
7 Idaho State College (Pocatello, ID), undated
8 Illinois Institute of Technology, 1963
9 Images Gallery (Toledo), 1974
10 Indianapolis Museum of Art, 1973
11 Institute of Contemporary Art (Boston), 1958
12 Instituto Nacional de Cultura y Bellas Artes (Caracas), 1964
13 International Biennial Exhibition of Prints in Tokyo, 1957-1965
14 International Graphic Arts Society, 1962
15 International Publishers Association, 1965
16 Israel Museum (Jerusalem), 1975
17 Ives-Sillman and Eastman and Eastman, 1971-1975
18-20 Sidney Janis Gallery (New York), 1951-1968

Box

Folder

21 1-2 Sidney Janis Gallery (New York), 1969-1976
3 Sidney Janis Gallery (New York), 1970
(sales listings)
4 Sidney Janis Gallery (New York), 1958-1972
(price lists, sales listings, notes)
5 Sidney Janis Gallery (New York), 1969-1970
(price lists, sales listings, notes; regarding damage and insurance claim of Structural Constellation, N-32)
6 Jewett Arts Center (Wellesley College, MA), 1971
7 Hugo Kahn and Company Bankgeschaft, 1968
8 Katonah Gallery (Katonah, NY), 1961
9 W.R. Keating and Company, 1962, 1964
10-12 Josef Keller Verlag, 1963-1975, undated

Box

Folder

22 1(1) Kestner-Gesellschaft (Hannover), 1934-1975
1(2) Kindler Verlag, 1964-1971
2 Paul Klee Stiftung (Bern), 1973-1974
3 Klingspor Museum (Offenbach), 1964
4 Stadt Köln, 1973-1976
5 Kölnischer Kunstverein, 1962
6 Konowitz and Rashba, 1962
7 Kornfield and Klipstein (Bern), 1963-1966
8 Kovler Gallery (Chicago), 1966
9 Kunstarchiv Arntz (Haag), 1963-1964
10 Kunstgeschichtliches Institut Technische Hochschule München, 1968-1973
(includes interview with JA)
11 Kunstgewerbemuseum Zürich, 1967
12 Kunsthalle Bern, 1964
13 Kunsthalle Bielefeld, 1968-1975
14 Kunsthaus Hamburg, 1963
15 Kunsthaus Lempertz (Köln), 1963
16 Kunsthaus Zürich, 1969-1977
17 Kunstkreis (Luzern), 1972-1974
18 Kunstmuseum Basel, 1964
19 Kunstpädagogisches Zentrum (Nurnberg), 1969
20 Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen Düsseldorf, 1969-1973
21(1) Kunstverein Berlin/Staatliche Museen Nationalgalerie, 1965
21(2) Kunstverein Hannover, 1968
22 Kunstverein München, 1970
23(1) Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen, 1967
23(2) Lafayette College (Easton, PA), 1968
24-25 Landesgewerbeanstalt Bayern, 1970-1971
26 Landeshauptstadt Düsseldorf, 1968-1974
27-28 Wesfälisches Landesmuseum für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte (Münster), 1964-1970
(includes photograph)

Box

Folder

23 1 Wesfälisches Landesmuseum für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte (Münster), 1968-1976, undated
2 Landkreis Unna, 1964
3 Landschaftverband Westphalen-Lippe (Münster), 1960-1971
4 Karl Robert Langewiesche, 1961
5 Langsam Galleries (Armdale, Australia), 1974
6 Eva Lee Gallery (Great Neck, NY), 1969
7 Sidney Lehrer C.P.A., 1965-1972
(regarding Sidney Janis Gallery account)
8 Wilhelm Lembruck Museum der Stadt Duisberg, 1971-1974
9 Library of Congress, 1963-1967
10 London Arts Gallery, 1971-1972

Box

Folder

OS1 1 Look Magazine, 1948
(includes tear sheet of January 15 article)

Box

Folder

23 11 Look Magazine, 1951, 1965
12 Jeffrey H. Loria Collection (New York), 1967-1971
13 Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 1952-1962
14 Louisiana Centre and Museum of Contemporary Art (Humblebaek, Denmark), 1970
15 Lowe Art Museum (Miami), 1974
16 Lukas Künstlerfarben und Maltuchfabrik Düsseldorf, 1969
17 Magazine of Art, 1946
18 Maharishi International University (Fairfield, IA), 1975
19 Otto Maier Verlag, 1961
20 La Manufacture D'Aubusson, undated
21 Marboro Books, 1970
22 Stadt Marl, 1975
23 Marlborough Fine Art (London), 1962-1964
24 Marlborough Gallery (New York), 1975
25 Maryland Institute (Baltimore), 1961-1967
26 Medical News Magazine, 1968
27 Meisner Edition, 1975

Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York)
Box Folder
23 28 1954-1976
29 Department of Prints, 1968-1974, undated
30 American Paintings and Sculpture, 1965-1976
31 Regarding rights and reproductions, 1970-1975
32 Regarding Junior Museum, 1972
33 Regarding "New York Painting and Sculpture 1940-1970", 1969-1970
34 Regarding Pillars, 1969-1970
35 Regarding "Josef Albers," exhibition, 1971-1972

Box

Folder

24 1 Regarding Red Orange Wall screenprint reproduction for centennial series, 1970-1974
2 Regarding 100th Anniversary Medal design project, 1967
3 Regarding education, 1941, 1965-1973
4 Regarding Third International Biennale of Prints (Florence), 1972
5 Michigan State University (East Lansing), 1962
6 Mickery (Amsterdam), 1968-1969 (includes photographs)
7 Miller Company (Meriden, CT), 1945-1948
(includes contract and drawings)
8 Milwaukee Art Center, 1966-1967, 1975
9 Milwaukee-Downer College, 1960
10 Minneapolis College of Art and Design, 1972
(includes photographs)
11 Minneapolis School of Art, 1953, 1954
12 Boris Mirski Gallery (Boston), 1954, 1957
13 Modern Art Museum München (Villa Stuck), 1969
14 Moderna Museet (Stockholm), 1973-1974
15 Morgan State College (Baltimore), 1962
16 Multiples, 1966-1973, undated
17 Munson Williams Proctor Institute (Utica, NY), 1950
18 Musées Royaux des Beaux-Arts de Belique, 1968
19 Museo Español de Contemporaneo (Madrid), 1971
20 Museu de Arte Contemporanea (São Paulo), 1970
21 Museu de Arte de Rio de Janeiro, 1955
22 Museum des 20 Jahrhunderts/Hamburger Kunsthalle, 1967-1979
23 Museum Boymans-van Beuningen (Rotterdam), 1966-1967
24(1) Museum of Contemporary Art (Chicago), 1972
24(2) Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 1962-1966
25 Museum Folkwang Essen, 1960-1975
26 Museum des Kunsthandwerks Leipzig, 1965-1971
(includes negatives and photographs)

Museum of Modern Art (New York)
Box Folder
25 1 Johnson, Philip, 1934-1951
2 Barr, Alfred, 1938
3 Lieberman, William S., 1964-1969
4 Castleman, Riva and Elizabeth Shaw, 1969-1975
5 Various, 1952-1975
6 Regarding library, 1949-1975
7 Regarding Enso show, reproduction quality, 1952
8 Regarding "Homage to the Square" exhibition, 1963-1968
(includes photograph)
9 Regarding "Recent American Painting" exhibition, 1966
10 Regarding "Two Decades of American Painting" exhibition, 1966-1967
11 Regarding "Contemporary Painters and Sculptors as Printmakers" exhibition, 1966-1968
12 Regarding "The Responsive Eye" exhibition, 1967-1968
13 Regarding Homage to the Square: Herbs, 1965-1968
14 Regarding loans to U.S. Embassies, 1966-1969
(includes clippings)
15 Regarding In the Water, 1971
16 Loan agreements, receipts and royalty statements, 1961-1971
17 Junior Council, 1970
18(1) Museum of Non Objective Painting (New York), 1951
18(2) Museum of Science and Industry (Chicago), 1967
19 Museum of Primitive Art (New York), 1965
20 Museum der Stadt Wuppertal, 1969-1972
21 Museum Tel Aviv, 1956
22 Music and Art Series (Covington, Kentucky), 1966
23 National Art Education Association, 1971
24 National City Bank of New York, 1934
25 National Endowment on the Arts, 1967
26 National Foundation on the Arts and Humanities, 1967
27 National Gallery of Art, 1952-1976
28 National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, 1975
29 William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art, 1964
30 Neue Zürcher Zeitung (Zürich), 1973
31 New Canaan Outdoor Art Exhibit (New Canaan, CT), 1963
32 New Geometric Art Group, 1965
33 State of New York, 1970
34 New York Graphic Society, 1965-1973
35 New York Public Library, 1958-1967
36 Nierendorf Gallery and Estate (New York), circa 1940-1955
37 Ruth Nohl Galerie (Siegen), 1965, 1972

Box

Folder

26 1 North Carolina Museum of Art, 1961-1973
(includes photographs)
2 North Carolina, Department of Archives and History, 1963-1973
3 North Carolina, Governor's Office, 1962
4 North Carolina Wesleyan College (Rocky Mount, NC), 1975
5 Nova Junior-Senior High School, 1966
6 Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, 1971
7 Nürnberg Kunsthalle, 1968-1973
8 Nürnberger Gobelin Manufaktur, 1970
9 Oakland Art Gallery (Oakland, CA), undated
10 Karl Ernst Osthaus Museum/Stadt Hagen, 1962-1973
11 Otis Art Institute of Los Angeles County, 1967
12 Oudt Hollandse Olieverweg Makery, 1972
13 Overbeck Gesellschaft (Lübeck), 1963-1974
14 Ozenfant School of Fine Arts, 1941, 1946
15 Pace Gallery (New York), 1962-1969
16 Pasadena Art Museum (Pasadena, CA) 1967-1975
17 Pennsylvania State Univerisity (University Park, PA), 1972-1973
18 Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1952-1972
19(1) Phillips Collection, 1962
19(2) Phoenix Art Museum, 1967
20 Photo Lettering (New York), 1964
21 Plus, 1938
22 Pollock Gallery (Toronto), 1972-1975
(includes photographs)
23 Portland Museum of Art (Portland, ME), 1969
24 Poster Originals, 1968
25 Prestel Verlag (München), 1958-1962
26 Princeton University (Princeton, NJ), 1970-1973
27 Print Club (Philadelphia), 1967-1968
28 Print Council of America, 1961-1963

Box

Folder

27 1 Propyläen Verlag Berlin, 1972-1976
2 Radiodiffusion-Télévision Française, 1971-1973
3 George Rainbird Limited, 1964-1965
4 Rembrandt Verlag, 1965
5 Reynolds Metals Company, 1961
6(1) Rheinisches Landesmuseum (Bonn), 1974
6(2) Rhode Island School of Design, undated
7 Rice University (Houston), 1973
8 Rockefeller Center, 1963-1969
9 Rosc/The Poetry of Vision (Dublin), 1971
10 Earl Rowland Foundation (New York), 1971
11(1) Royal Society of Arts, 1969-1974
11(2) Rugoff Theatres, 1961
12 Ruhr University (Bochum), 1968
13 Russell Sage College (Troy, NY), 1968
14 St. Paul Art Center (St. Paul, MN), 1963
15 St. Peter's College (Oxford), 1970
16(1) San Antonio Art Institute, 1966
16(2) São Paulo, undated
17 San Francisco Museum of Art, 1965-1975
18(1) Saturday Evening Post, 1961
Savage Friedman,
[see Box 17 Folder 19]
18(2) Dr. Fr. Schoenfeld and Company, 1965
19 Schöner Wohnen, 1971-1972
20 Schwarz, galleria d'arte (Milan), 1962
21 Schwitter Ltd. (Basel), 1962
22 Seattle Art Museum, 1973
23 Jacques Seligmann Galleries (New York), 1951
24 Sekai Magazine (Iwanami Shoten Publishers), 1964
25 Silvermine College of Art (New Canaan, CT), 1969
26 Sirocco Screenprints (North Haven, CT), 1968, 1970
27 Skidmore College (Saratoga Springs, NY), 1959
28 Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture (Skowhegan, ME), 1973-1974
29 Smith College of Art and Museum of Art, 1963-1967
30 Smithsonian Institution (Washington, DC), 1963-1971
31 Sociedad de Arte Contemporaneo (Santiago, Chile), 1969
32 Sociéte Internationale d'Art XXe Siècle (Paris), 1965-1973
33 Society for Contemporary American Art (Chicago), 1965
34 Sonnabend Gallery (New York), 1970
35 Stadt Soest, 1964-1966
36 Sotheby Parke Bernet (New York), 1972-1974
37 Southern Illinois University (Carbondale, IL), 1961
38 Staatliche Museum Preussischer Kulturbesitz (Berlin), 1967-1974

Box

Folder

28 1 Stäatl. Vestisches Gymnasium Bottrop, 1969-1971
2-3 Städtische Kunsthalle Düsseldorf, 1970
(includes lists)
4 Städtische Kunstsammlungen (Nurnberg), 1970-1971
5 Städtisches Kunstgalerie (Bochum), 1963-1972
6 Städtisches Museum Leverkusen Schloss Morsbroich, 1961-1963
7 Städtisches Museum Mönchengladbach, 1973-1974
8 Staempfli Gallery, 1965-1966
9 State University of New York at Albany, 1973-1975
(regarding To Open Eyes) [see Box 2 Folder 50 and Box 5 Folder4]
10 State University of New York at Binghamton, 1973
11 State University of New York at Oswego, 1972
12 Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam), 1961-1967
13 Stedelijke Akademie vor Schone Kunsten en Vormgeving (Genk), 1969-1970
14 Structurist, 1963-1964
15 Students' International Meditation Society, 1975
16 Süddeutscher Rundfunk (Stuttgart), 1967-1968
17 Tabard Frères and Soeurs, 1966-1970
(includes paint and fabric samples)
18 Tanglewood Gallery (New York/Stockbridge, MA), 1963
19 Tanglewood Press (New York), 1965
20 Tate Gallery (London), 1964-1968
21 J. Walter Thompson Company, 1963
22 Time, 1964, 1971
23 Toledo Museum of Art, 1948, 1957
24 Toninelli Arte Moderna (Milan), 1961-1972

Box

Folder

29 1 Universidad Catolica de Chile (Santiago), 1958-1960
2 Universidad Nacional de Ingenieria (Lima, Peru), 1964
3 University of Bridgeport (Bridgeport, CT), 1965-1972
(regarding JA's time as Albert Dorne Professor of Drawing)
4 University of California at Berkeley, 1963-1976
5 University of California at Los Angeles, 1973
6 University of California at Santa Barbara, 1962
7 University of California at Santa Cruz, 1966
8 University of Hartford (Hartford, CT), 1965-1969
9 University of Havana (Cuba), 1970, 1972
10 University of Illinois (Champaign-Urbana), 1952-1969
11 University of Miami, 1961-1964
12 University of Michigan (Ann Arbor), 1959-1964
13 University of North Carolina at Asheville, 1973
14 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1972
15 University of Notre Dame (Notre Dame, IN), 1966
16 University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia), 1961
17 University of St. Thomas (Houston), 1966
19 University of South Florida (Tampa), 1966
20 University of Southern California (Los Angeles), 1968
21 University of Texas at Austin, 1946, 1965-1971
18 University São Paulo (Museum of Contemporary Art), 1939
22 Union Carbide, 1962-1970
(regarding Variant: On Tideland)
23 Union College (Schenectady, NY), 1970
(regarding Arnold Bittleman's tenure at Union College)
24 United States Atomic Energy Commission, 1964
25 Union Trust, 1971
26 United States Department of Agriculture, Federal Extension Service, 1963-1964
27 United States Director of Customs, 1934
(regarding personal items arriving from German)
28 Embassy of the United States of America, 1968
(regarding Sergio Larraine)
29 United States Information Agency, 1968
30 United States Plywood, 1963
31 Stadt Unna, 1968
32 Utah State University Galleries (Logan, Utah), 1975
33 Vassar College Art Gallery (Poughkeepsie, NY), 1959
34 Victoria and Albert Museum (London), 1966-1967
35 Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (Richmond, VA), 1950-1966
36 Visual Arts Gallery (New York), 1970
37 Visual Commonwealth Society of Pittsburgh, 1966-1967
38 Vogue, 1964
39 Wadsworth Atheneum, 1956-1963
40 Günther Wagner (Hannover), 1963
41 Bertha Jordan van Heek Stiftung, 1969-1970
42 Vereinigte Farbenglaswerke Aktiengesellschaft, 1962
43 Verlag Aurel Bongers, 1974
44 Verlag Gerd Hatje, 1967

Box

Folder

30 1 Verlag Philipp Reclam, 1971-1972
2 Verlag M. DuMont Schauberg, 1967-1972
(includes tear sheet of Künstlerbriefe)
3 Verlag Ullstein, 1972
4 Walker Art Center (Minneapolis), 1974
5 Washington Gallery (St. Louis), 1971
6 Washington Gallery of Modern Art (Washington, DC), 1965-1986
(includes typescript draft with handwritten corrections of "Josef Albers: The American Years" catalog)
7 Washington State University (Pullman, WA), 1972
8(1) Werk und Zeit 5, 1957-1965
8(2) Werkkunstschule Wiesbaden, 1961
(includes letter to Hans Wingler from Weber)
9 Westfalischer Kunstverein (Münster), 1961-1968
10 Wheaton College (Norton, MA), 1975
(includes unidentified writing on Albers)
11 Whitney Museum of American Art (New York), 1956-1974
12 Wichita State University, 1971
13 Wiggin and Dana1965-1969,
(includes list of works in Stadt Galerie Bochum)
14 Nicholas Wilder Gallery (Los Angeles), 1967
15 Kaiser Wilhelm Museum/Museum Haus Lange (Krefeld, Germany), 1962-1975
16 Sir George Williams University (Montreal), 1970
(includes questionnaire with JA's answers)
17 H.W. Wilson Company, 1959-1962
(regarding Contemporary American Artists and Current Biography)
18 Henry Francis de Pont Winterthur Museum (Winterthur, DE), 1966
19 Witwatersrand University Press, 1959
20 Woodward Foundation (Washington, DC), 1962-1970
21 Wurttembergischer Kunstverein, 1967-1968
22 XYLON (International Society of Wood Engravers) (Zürich), 1966-1973

Yale University
Box Folder
30 23 Yale Arts Association, 1972
24 Brewster, Kingman 1974
25 Weaver, Howard, 1967-1971
(includes Report to the President: Studies in the Visual Arts in the University, January 9 1970)
26 Library, 1960-1975
27 Art Gallery, 1960-1975
(includes lists of prints gifted in 1961 and materials regarding 1965 retirement exhibition)
28 Art Library, 1963-1976
(regarding JA's gifts to library)
29 Yale University Press, 1956-1974
30 School of Art and Architecture, 1964, 1974
31 Trumbull College, 1975
32 Zabriskie Gallery (New York), 1972
(includes untitled and unidentified 1944 poem for JA)
33 Third party correspondence, 1945, 1975

Subseries C. Correspondence between Josef and Anni Albers, 1935-1960, undated

From Josef to Anni Albers
Box Folder
31 1 1935
2 1936-1938
3 1939
4 1940
5-6 1941
7 1942
8 1943
9 1944
10 1945
11 1946
12 1948
13 1949
14 1952
15 1953
16 1954
17 1955
18 1958
19 1959
20 1960
21 Undated [from 1930s]

From Anni to Josef Albers
Box Folder
31 22 1953-1954
23 1955
24 Undated

Subseries D. Birthday Correspondence, 1958-1975

Box

Folder

32 1-3 70th Birthday, 1958

Box

Folder

OS1 1(2) 70th Birthday, 1958

Box

Folder

32 4 75th Birthday, 1963
5 80th Birthday, 1968

Box

Folder

OS1 1(3) 80th Birthday, 1968

Box

Folder

32 6 85th Birthday, 1973
7 87th Birthday, 1976
8 Undated

Subseries E. Correspondence with German Officials, 1925-1938, undated

Box

Folder

33 1 1925
2 1932
3 1933
4 1934
5 1935
6 1936
7 1937-1938
8 Undated
(includes Application for a Certificate of Arrival and Preliminary Form for Petition for Citizenship)

Subseries F. Permissions, 1950-1976

Box

Folder

33 9 A-K
10 M-Z
11 Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 1971-1973
12 Armstrong Floors, 1960-1961
(includes A Portfolio of Mid-Twentieth Century Architectural Interiors)
13 Chadwyck-Healy, 1975
14 Form, 1967
15 Fratelli Fabbri Editori, 1967-1970
16 Prentice-Hall, 1974-1975
17 Suhrkamp Verlag, 1962-1966
18 Verlagsgruppe Bertelsmann, 1969-1973

Series II. Professional Papers, 1925-1976

Subseries A. Teaching, 1925-1976, undated
Bauhaus, Weimar and Dessau
[see VIII. Subject Files, Bauhaus Box 97]
Box Folder
34 1 Correspondence, 1930-1933
(Primarily regards JA's academic rank, focusing on when he was granted the title of professor and why he was not informed; includes meeting minutes, affadavits, handwritten notes and printed material)
2 Letter to Mies van der Rohe setting out conditions for Bauhaus reopening, July 21 1933
3 Bauhaus course descriptions, 1927, 1929, undated
4 Correspondence with Hannes Meyer, 1928, 1931, 1933
(includes letter regarding employment contract at Dessau)
5 Bauhaus Dessau buildings, undated
(clipping and postcard with handwritten descriptions)
6 Bauhaus Zeitschrift für Gestaltung, no. 1, 1931
(includes JA’s "Kombinationsschrift 3," with handwritten notes)
7 Bauhausler addresses and lists, undated
8 Letter from George Schmidt from Kassel about Gestalt, 1930
(includes typed notes regarding color effects and contrast)
9 Statements by Hannes Meyer regarding Zeiss Ikon AG, October 28 1929
10 Clipping regarding work contribution for Bauhaus lottery, February 15 1933
(includes typed notes regarding color effects and contrast)
11 Documents regarding JA’s teaching position, 1925-1932
12 Letters regarding the closing of the Bauhaus, 1933
(includes photograph)
13 Meeting minutes, photocopy, July 20 1933
14 Bauhaus portfolios pamphlet by Heinz Peters, 1958, undated
(includes letter)

Box

Folder

89 37 Pamphlet 3. Geisteswissenschaftlicher Kongress der Landeshauptstadt Mönchen “Die Zwanziger Jahre,” Nov 21-25 1960

Black Mountain College, 1933-1970
Correspondence
Box Folder
38 1 Josef Albers and Anni Albers' first letter to friends in Germany, December 6 1933
2 1935
3 1937
4 1938-1941
5 1942-1946
6 1947
(includes Report of Committee on the Deficit)
7 1948
8 1949
9 1950-1957
10 1967-1970
(regarding Black Mountain College)
11 Letter from Kenneth Kurtz to Josef Albers regarding JA's poetry, undated
12 Architecture and grounds, remarks, reports and map, 1945, 1948, undated
13 Fundraising memos and report, 1943-1954
14 College report, undated
15 Report by Ted Dreier, May 10 1949
16 Report by Fred Schwartz, undated
17 College farm report, undated
18 List of faculty participating in art courses, 1939-1940
19 Lists of 1944-1948 summer faculty, undated
20 List of graduates, 1948
21 Fortune article on higher education and wartime, questionnaires and responses, 1942
22 Financial reports and memos, 1938-1949, undated

Box

Folder

OS20 1 Faculty finances spreadsheet, undated

Box

Folder

38 23 Pension and salary, memos and lists, 1949, undated
24 Teaching appointment announcement, 1934
25 Draft of JA resignation as member of Board of Fellows and rector, circa May 1949
26(1) Memo to the faculty of Black Mountain College regarding JA resignation as member of Board of Fellows and rector, March 14 1949
26(2) Telegram, memo and meeting notes regarding Ted Dreier's resignation, 1949
27 Notes on Kenneth Kurtz and Erwin Straus, undated
28 "As to the suggestions made for the reorganization of Black Mountain College," undated
29 Sample contract for Introductory Psychology, 1946
30 Community Council Constitution, undated
31 Unidentified writing on the belief and aim of Black Mountain, undated
32 Teaching notes for JA's "Drawing" course, February 10 1941
33 Teaching notes for JA's "Seeing Art" course, March 1943
34 Art courses and descriptions, undated
35 Examination questions, 1936-1948, undated
36 Aims of Black Mountain College, undated

Box

Folder

OS20 2 Card for JA from students, 1948

Box

Folder

39 1 Student government constitution, 1942
2 Faculty appointment policies, November 14 1944
3 By-laws, 1947, undated
4 Board of Trustees, report and addresses, and meeting minutes, 1945-1949, undated
5 Meeting minutes, 1945-1949, undated
6 Meeting itinerary, undated
7 Unidentified writing regarding John Andrew Rice's resignation, March 2 1940
8 New emblem announcement leaflet by JA, March 1935
9 Mark Dreier eulogy by JA, typescript and carbons with handwritten corrections, October 1941
10 Statements and writings on the war and Black Mountain College ("Education in Times of Crisis" by Erwin Straus, "Tentative Proposals regarding the college and its relation to the war" and untitled), undated
11 Untitled radio interview with JA, Erwin Straus and Bob Wunsch. Typescripts, carbons and mimeographs with handwritten corrections, March 13 1944
Statements and writings of others on Black Mountain College
12 From a letter of John Dewey's, 1940
12 Reflections on some recent conversations, by Ted Dreier, undated
12 Albert Einstein's remarks to Black Mountain College at Lake Eden, with handwritten note to JA by Bob Wunsch, undated
12 "Black Mountain College: The Years 1933 to 1942, Reminisces by John Evarts," fragment, undated
12 Selection from a lecture by Walter Gropius, August 28
12 Untitled by Heinrich Jalowetz, undated
12 "Black Mountain College Project" by Leverett Smith, Jr., undated
12 "The Dead Letter and the Living Word" by Erwin Straus, December 1940
12 "A Note on Democracy as a Social Climate" by John Wallen, January 1945
Writings by Josef Albers
13(1) "A Second Forward," continuation of 1933-1934 "Forward," typescripts and carbons with handwritten corrections, December 1936
13(2) "Simply on Education," portion of "A Second Forward," typescript carbon, 1936
14 "Art at Black Mountain College" for Junior Bazaar, typescript carbons with handwritten notes, December-January 1945-1946 and handwritten note on published photo, unidentified, December-January 1945-1946
15 Heinrich Jalowetz eulogy, handwritten, 1946
16 "Modern Education Can Be Realistic," catalog draft with photographs, circa 1943
17 "Continuation of the Bauhaus in the USA: Black Mountain College," undated
18 "The Story of Black Mountain College," undated
Speeches by Josef Albers,
19(1) "Abstract Art," Asheville NC. Handwritten draft, typescript carbons with handwritten notes, August 1935
19(2) "Truthfulness in Art." Typescript and photocopy, 1937
20 Untitled, Black Mountain College luncheon, Harvard University. Typescript carbons with handwritten corrections, April 29 1938
[see Box 79 Folder 3]
21 Untitled, Black Mountain College luncheon, Cosmopolitan Club (New York). Typescript and carbons with handwritten corrections, December 9 1938
22 Untitled, Black Mountain College Tea, Harvard University. Typescript carbons, December 15 1938
23 "Concerning Abstract Art," Greensboro Art Center, (Greensboro, NC). Typescript carbons with handwritten corrections and notes, Spring 1939
24(1) "On Stage Design," Black Mountain College State Group. Typescript carbons, September 27 1939
24(2) Untitled, Black Mountain College first general meeting of 1939. Typescript carbons with handwritten corrections, September 12 1939
25 Untitled, Black Mountain College meeting, Museum of Modern Art (New York). Typescripts, carbons and mimeograph with handwritten corrections, January 9 1940
16 "The Meaning of Art," Black Mountain College. Typescripts and carbon with handwritten corrections, May 6 1940

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40 1 Untitled speech, Black Mountain College meeting, New York, typescripts, June 12 1940
2 Untitled speech, Black Mountain College first general meeting of 1941, typescript carbons, September 1941
3 "On Education," Black Mountain College first general meeting of 1945, typescripts and carbons with handwritten notes, October 6 1945 (includes postcard from The Society for the Advancement of Education, May 24 1946) October 6 1945
4 "On Seeing Art," Black Mountain College Art Club, handwritten, June 3 1948
5 Untitled speech, Black Mountain College first general meeting of 1948, handwritten, September 11 1948
6 "Art Instruction at Black Mountain College," written for the National Society for the Study of Education Agencies of Technical Art Education, typescript carbons with handwritten corrections, January 1940
7 Untitled speech, School of the Museum of Fine Arts (Boston), handwritten draft, undated
8 Untitled, Black Mountain College meeting at the Mr. and Mrs. Wiener residence (New York). Typescript carbon, undated
9 Untitled speech, Black Mountain College summer session opening, handwritten, undated
10 "Manual Work and Handicraft and Their Relationship to Future Architecture," handwritten, undated
11 Untitled handwritten drafts on order and cleanliness at Black Mountain College, undated
12 Untitled speech, first general meeting, undated
13 Writings on Black Mountain College, undated
14 Si Sillman's course notes from JA's color, design and structural sculpture courses, 1948-1949
15 Harry Seidler's course notes from JA's color and design courses, 1942
Printed materials
16 "Tentative program for 1949-1950," January 1 1949
17-18 Black Mountain College Bulletins
19 Catalogs
20 Brochures
21 Postcards
22 Thanksgiving activity flyer, November 28 1940

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41 1 Design, April 1946
2 Letter to editor by JA, unidentified publication, undated
3 Articles on Black Mountain College

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OS1 2-9 Articles on Black Mountain College

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118 1-2 Articles on Black Mountain College

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OS20 3-5 Articles on Black Mountain College

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41 4 Songs for JA, "Albers' Song" (1944) and "Matière Song, 1944, undated
5(1) Songs of Black Mountain College, undated
5(2) Photograph sleeve and post office receipts, undated, 1948

Hochschule für Gestaltung (HfG), Ulm, 1953-1968
Correspondence
Box Folder
35 1 Aicher-Scholl, Inge, 1953-1964
(includes clipping on Aicher-Scholl)
2 Albers, Ingela, 1954
3 Bäumler, Gisela, 1963-1967
4 Bill, Max, 1953-1955
5 Bonsiepe, Gui, 1963-1967
6(1) Goldring, Maurice, 1955
6(2) Gomringer, Eugen, undated
7 Kietermann, Renate, 1964
8 Krampen, Martin, 1954, 1965, undated
(regarding film on JA teaching)
9 Maldonado, Tomás, 1963-1964
10 Rosner, Johanna, 1954, 1963
11 Postcard from students for Christmas and New Year, circa 1955-1956
12 Materials regarding JA's position at HfG through Exchange of Persons Headquarters, Office of Public Affairs, 1953
13 Miscellaneous notes and documents regarding HfG, 1953-1955, undated
14 Statements on HfG by students and teachers, 1963, 1968
15 "Report on a Course in Basic Drawing, Design and Color Given at the Hochschule für Gestaltung in Ulm," U.S. Specialist Report by JA, January 20 1954
16 "Report Albers," Summer 1955
17 "My Courses at Ulm," by JA in Form, April 4 1967
(includes "Albers' Graphic Tectonics," by Irving Finkelstein)
18 Printed materials on HfG, 1953-1968, undated

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OS21 2(1) Printed materials on HfG, 1955-1958

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36 Ulm 6, 7, 8/9, 10/11, 12/13, 14/15/16, 17/18, special print from 8/9, 12/14,

Yale University, 1941-1968, undated
Correspondence
Box Folder
41 6 Yale University School of Architecture and Design/Art and Architecture (includes 1961 student petition for JA to return as visiting painting critic for 1961-1962), 1957-1962
7 Letter to Mrs. T. Dixon Walker regarding son Brad Walker, May 16 1958
8 Letters of recommendation for students, includes handwritten notes, 1960-1961
9(1) "Ten Commandments for Color Course," typescript carbon, undated
9(2) Notes on Yale, handwritten, undated
10(1) Instructor appraisal form and anonymous report on JA by student, May 1955, undated
10(2) Statement on drawing and painting class exhibition, undated
Printed Materials
11 "Bulletin of Yale University: Division of the Arts" Series 49 No. 2, January 15 1953
12 "A Portfolio of Student Work from The School of Design at Yale University," (contains JA's "The Origin of Art"), circa 1955
13 "Art at Yale," reprinted from Yale Alumni Magazine (contains JA's "To design is to plan and organize" and "Art and General Education," a compilation of excerpts from a radio interview), April 1958
14(1) Yale Alumni Magazine, 1941
14(2) Yale News "Josef Albers, Teacher and Artist," by Richard Rhodes, clipping, April 25 1958
15 Yale University Art Gallery Bulletin with "A Tribute to Albers," by Will Grohmann, Vol. 24 No. 2, October 1958
16 Yale Literary Magazine "The Lit's Salute to Albers," (on the occasion on JA's 70th birthday), April 1958
17(1) Yale Literary Magazine (contains JA poems), Spring 1960
17(2) The Yale Undergraduate, Spring 1960
18(1) "Art and the Artist: Three Questions," from Best of Yale Literary Magazine 1836-1961, photocopy, 1961
18(2) "Quid Tum: The Graduate Program in the History of Art at Yale University," (cover by JA), undated
19 Eye press release (dedicated to JA's 80th birthday), clipping photocopies and unidentified fragment, April 1948

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OS1 10 Eye, April 1968

Box

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41 20-21 Donation of personal collection materials to Yale University Department of Manuscripts and Archives, notes, brochure and lists, April 1968
22 Pamphlet for Yale University Endowed Lectureships with handwritten notes, undated
37 Various teaching materials
Box Folder
OS28 1-8 Matière materials, undated

Box

Folder

OS26 1-5 Typofacture materials, undated
OS26 8 Photographs of material studies. Paperbending analysis, plastic action and figure-ground relations, undated

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OS30 Sketches, drawings and studies circa 1925-1935, undated
(Sketches and drawings; Guilloche materials; proportional studies; pictorial designs; studies for various design (Vorkurs), drawing and painting classes; miscellaneous teaching materials; teaching questions; list of Vorkurs courses by others after Bauhaus; teaching materials (ads, material and pattern study); notes on teaching; and list of students from various schools)

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66 1 Comments on slides of work, undated
2 Slide lists and notes, 1952-1958, undated

Box

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OS20 6 Coca-Cola materials (includes letter from Coca-Cola Company to JA), 1942 and undated
7 Clippings for teaching, undated

Subseries B. Project Files, 1926-1975
Prints, 1939-1975
Box Folder
42 1 American Block Print Catalogue. Aquarium, correspondence and print, 1939
2 Brooklyn Museum of Art. American Graphic Artists of the Twentieth Century No. 8: Josef Albers Prints 1915-1970, notes and Jo Miller's typed photocopy draft with JA's handwritten corrections, undated
3 Editions Denise René price list and bulletins for 1966 Homage au Carré prints, 1966-1967

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OS20 8(1) Galerie der Spiegel, Köln, Homage to the Square: 12 Seriographs, publicity, 1967
Gemini G.E.L.

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42 4 White Line Squares Series II, complete series, 1966
5 Correspondence, print documentation, price lists, shipping slips and notes, 1971-1975
6 Embossed Linear Constructions, incomplete series, 1969
7(1) White Line Squares, correspondence, print documentation, shipping slips, notes and publicity, 1966-1967, 1973
7(2) White Embossmings on Grey, brochures, 1971
8 Catalogue Raissone, 1971
9 Embossed Linear Constructions, White Line Squares, and White Embossing on Gray, correspondence, print documentation, price lists, shipping slips, notes, sketches, publicity and photocopy of introduction to Embossed Linear Constructions, 1968-1973, undated

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OS20 8(2) Embossed Linear Constructions, print proof, 1969

Box

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42 10 Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. "Josef Albers Honors the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden," correspondence, 1969-1974
Ives-Sillman
11 Price lists and inventories, 1971-1974
12(1) Homage to the Square: Ten Works by Josef Albers, publication announcement, 1962
12(2) Josef Albers: Ten Variants, publication announcement, 1967
13 Invoices and checks, 1966-1973
14(1) 1970 Birthday Square, two prints and envelope with handwritten notes, 1970
14(2) 1973 LXXIIIa and LXXIIIb print portfolio celebrating 85th birthday, announcement, 1973
15 Metropolitan Museum of Art. Red Orange Wall print order form, 1970
Tamarind Lithography Workshop
16 Day and Night: Homage to the Square, print specifications, 1963
17 Midnight and Noon, announcement and print specifications, 1964
18 Correspondence, notes, fact sheets and press releases, 1960-1970
Tyler Workshop
19 Gray Instrumentation I, print documentation and announcement, 1974
20 Gray Instrumentation II, print documentation and announcement, 1975
21 Webb and Parsons print lists, I-Sg, 1971, undated
22 Portfolios, lists, undated
23 Handwritten notes, undated

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44 18 Contact prints of prints mounted on paper, undated
[likely related to MoMA]

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42 24 Miscellaneous notes and lists
25 Labels, 1940s
26 Enclosures for prints being sent as gifts, undated

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43 1 Graphic Portfolios, lists, undated

Box

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OS19 10 Sketch, Ersatz für XX-2, undated

Box

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OS20 9 Unidentified print proof, undated

Paintings, 1961-1971, undated
Box Folder
43 2 Homage to the Square proportion sketch, undated

Box

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118 3 Homage to the Square dimensions and sketches, undated

Box

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118 4-5 Variants dimensions and sketches, undated

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118 6 Variants labels removed by Martina Yamin, undated
43 3 Shipping and delivery lists, 1961-1971, undated
4 Price lists, 1963-1973, undated
Glass works, 1927-1964 [includes correspondence from 1980 regarding glass works]
5 Handwritten statement on untitled glass assemblage (circa 1921) in Hirshhorn Collection, 1972
6 Statement on City from Jahresbericht 1960 of Zuercher Kunstgesellschaft. Typescript, typescript carbon and typescript mimeograph with German and English translation, undated
7 "Untitled statement on the Glass Paintings" from Josef Albers Portfolio, Vol. 2. Typescript carbon and mimeograph, undated
8 Statement on In the Water, from Abstract and Surrealist Art in America by Sidney Janis. Typescript carbon with handwritten notes, 1943
9 Statement on construction of Skyscrapers, handwritten, undated
10 Photocopies of articles regarding JA's glass works, 1933-1934
11 "Abstrakte Kompositionen auf opakem Glas," Glaswelt, November 1958
12 City offprints, undated
13 Unidentified, offprints, undated
[print plate in vault]
14 Correspondence regarding glass works, 1961-1980
15 Correspondence regarding damaged works, 1934
16 Lists, undated
Lettering, circa 1926-1963
17 Studies, circa 1926
18 Study, "Im Jahre 1832...," circa 1926
19 Stencil typeface "Schablonenschrift," leaflet offprint, circa 1927 (includes photocopy of article, "Zur ökonomie der Schriftform"), undated
20 Design for universal typeface, circa 1926
21 Correspondence and notes regarding lettering, 1949, 1960, undated
22 Typografia, No 1 and No. 5 with photocopies of pages, November-December 1931 and September-October 1932
23 Photograph of exhibition catalog cover for "Internationale Avantegarde 1927-1929," Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam (JA lettering is used for catalog cover), 1963
24 Photocopy of study for Schlablonenschrift from Offset No. 7, 1926
25 Glass lettering, circa 1928. Photographs with handwritten description, typescript carbon writing and photocopies of lettering and writing, circa 1965, undated
26 "Hand and Eye are Symbolic of the Visual Arts," undated
27 Kombinationschrift as represented by Photo-Lettering, Inc., 1961
28 "Kombinationschrift '3'" in special edition of Bauhaus, photocopies, January 1931
28 Kombinationschrift packets put together by JA, comprised of reproductions of its appearance in print, undated

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OS19 9 "Konstruierte Schriften" leaflet, example of JA's "Entwurf einer Schablonenschrift" with handwritten drawings and notes, 1930

Box

Folder

43 29 Reproductions of lettering demonstration charts, undated
Armchair, circa 1926
30 Typescript and typescript carbon notes with drawings,
31 Article from TVAR No. 1 1949 with handwritten notes on article,

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OS1 11 Mounted photographs with sketches and handwritten description (handwritten), circa 1926

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Wood frames
43 32 Sketches, undated
33 Sketches of raw wood frames from Braxton Art Company, undated
34(1) Furniture. Correspondence and notes regarding, 1932-1933 (includes letters from JA to Ernst Koch and ___ Blüm; photocopy of letter from JA to ___ Wagner (Breslau); and handwritten notes), 1932-1933
34(2) Woodcuts and lithographs. List, undated
35 Engravings. List of engravings from machine, undated
36 Structural Constellations. Reproductions of drawing announcements and reproduction, 1962, undated

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43 29 Structural Constellations. Drawings, undated

Box

Folder

37 Line Intaglios, lists and drawings, 1968, undated
38 Sonnige Pfingsten and Ich wünsche ein glücklich Friedensjahr/Josef Albers, notes, photographs and magazine clipping, undated

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Folder

118 8 Plate rubbings made by JA, undated

Box

Folder

118 9 Miscellaneous notes and dimensions, undated

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Folder

44 1 Die Oberfläche, Baden-Baden/Agis Verlag. Correspondence and drawings, 1964-1967
2 Twenty-First Century Bible. Correspondence and publicity,, 1960-1975
3 National Gallery of Art Science Stamp Competition. Clippings, 1963-1964
4 "The Critic and the Visual Arts," The American Federation of Arts Biennial Convention (1965). American Art Posters catalog and advertisement, 1968
5 League of Women Voters poster. Correspondence and contract, 1969
6 IV Bienal Americana de Grabado-Santiago Chile poster. Correspondence, drawing and notes, 1969
7-8 1972 Olympic Games poster design. Correspondence, contract, notes and publicity, 1969-1973
9 Graphic Arts USA stamp. Invoices, 1974
[see Bradbury Thompson]
10 Command Records. Correspondence and publicity, 1963

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OS10 10 Command Records. Publicity, 1959

Box

Folder

OS20 11(1) Container Corporation, logo design example, undated
11(2) Wren House, instructions and drawings, undated

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44 11 Lists of things to do, undated

Subseries C. Solo Exhibition Files, 1932-1973, undated

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45 1-2 May 1-12 1932 "Josef Albers, Glasbilder," Bauhaus, Berlin. Exhibition brochure, clipping and photographs, 1932
3 1932-1933 publicity
4 December 29 1934-January 4 1935 Lyceum Club, Havana. Catalog and publicity, 1934
5 December 23 1934-January 10 1935 "Siliographie recenti di Josef Albers e di Luigi Veronesi," Galleria del Milione, Milan. Catalog with copies of catalog text, 1934
6 March 9-30 1936 "Work by Josef Albers," New Art Circle, J.B. Neumann, New York. Catalogs and publicity, 1936
7 August 15-25 1936 Periódico El Nacional, Mexico City. Catalogs and publicity, 1936

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OS20 12 August 15-25 1936 Periódico El Nacional, Mexico City. Publicity, 1936

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Folder

45 8 December 6-31 1938 "Josef Albers," Artists' Gallery, New York. Catalogs, clipping and publicity, 1938
9 January 24-February 12 1939 "Prints and Watercolors by Josef Albers," Philadelphia Art Alliance. Publicity texts and photocopy of Philadelphia Art Alliance bulletin, 1939
10 May 5-May 17 1939 Y.W. Room, Hollins College, Virginia. Publicity, 1939
11 February 10-March 1 1941 "Josef Albers," Nierendorf Gallery, New York. Exhibition brochures and publicity, 1941
12 July 1943 "Josef Albers," North Texas State University. Exhibition brochures, 1943
13 January 2-17 1945 "Josef Albers," New Art Circle, J.B. Neumann, New York. Catalog and gallery brochure, 1945
14 January 24-February 12 1949 "Albers: Paintings in Black, Grey, White," Egan Gallery, New York and "Albers: Paintings Titled 'Variants'," Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. Catalogs and publicity, 1949
15 October 27-November 22 1949 "Josef Albers," Cincinnati Art Museum. Catalog, brochure and publicity, 1949
16 April 17-May 27 1950 "Josef Albers: 1931-1948," Allen R. Hite Art Institute, University of Louisville, Kentucky. Catalog, 1950
17 November 1950 Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute, Utica, New York. Publicity, 1950
18 January 7-26 1952 "Albers: Homage to the Square- Transformation of a Scheme," Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. Exhibition brochures, 1952

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OS2 1 January 7-26 1952 "Albers: Homage to the Square- Transformation of a Scheme," Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. Publicity, 1952

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45 19 April 4-May 4 1952 Philadelphia Art Alliance. Publicity, 1952
20 June 12-28 1953 "Josef Albers," Essex Art Association, CT. Publicity, 1953
21 March 6-27 1955 "Josef Albers," Hayden Gallery, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA. Exhibition brochure, 1955
22 April 25-June 8 1956 "Josef Albers- Paintings, Prints, Projects," Yale University Art Gallery. Publicity, 1956
23 January 20-February 17 1957 "Josef Albers," Karl Ernst Osthaus Museum, Hagen, Germany. Catalogs and issue of "Pictures on Exhibit," 1957
24 May 28-June 8 1957 "Josef Albers," Staatliche Werkkunstschule/Kunstsammlung Kassel. Catalog text, 1957
25 September 8-October 6 1957 "Josef Albers," Museum der Stadt, Ulm, German. Publicity, 1957
26 October-November 1957 "Albers," Galerie Denise René, Paris. Catalogs, brochures and publicity, 1957
27 March 14-April 19 1958 "Albers: 70th Anniversary," Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. Catalogs and publicity (includes photocopy of letter from Neil Welliver to ARTS), 1958
28 March 16-April 13 1958 "Josef Albers," Kunstverein Freiburg, Germany. Catalogs and publicity, 1958
29 April 7-May 31 1958 "Josef Albers," Amerika Haus, Berlin. Catalogs and publicity, 1958
30 May 19-27 1958 "Albers," Verkehrsverein, Bottrop, Germany. Publicity, 1958

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46 1 January 1959 Hathorn Studio, Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, New York. Publicity (lecture), 1959

Box

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OS20 13 January 1959 Hathorn Studio, Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, New York. Publicity, 1959

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Folder

46 2 January 10-February 7 1959 "Josef Albers," Landesmuseum, Münster. Catalog and publicity, 1959
3 January 26-February 7 1959 "Inkless Itaglios," The Contemporaries, New York. Brochure and publicity, 1959
4 May 12-June 21 1959 "Josef Albers," Museum am Ostwall Dortmund, Ostwall, Germany. Pamphlet, 1959
5 July 31-August 21 1959 "Josef Albers," Galleria la Palma, Locarno, Switzerland. Catalog, 1959
6 November 30-December 26 1959 "Homage to the Square," Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. Brochures and publicity, 1959

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OS2 2 November 30-December 26 1959 "Homage to the Square," Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. Brochures and publicity, 1959

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46 7 January 6-30 1960 "Josef Albers," Galerie Suzanne Bollag, Zürich. Catalog and publicity, 1960
8 June-July 1961 "Albers," Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam. Catalogs, pamphlets and publicity, 1961
9 July-August 1961 "Albers," Gimpel Fils, London. Catalog, 1961
10 October-November 1961 "Josef Albers," Toninelli, Arte Moderna, Milan. Catalog and publicity, 1961
11-12 November 30-December 26 1961 "Homage to the Square," Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. Catalogs and publicity, 1961
13 April 1-May 15 1962 "Albers," Katonah Gallery, New York. Catalogs, 1962

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OS2 3 September 17-October 13 1962 "Josef Albers," Ferus Gallery, Los Angeles. Invitation, 1962

Box

Folder

46 14 November 5-24 1962 "Josef Albers at the Pace Gallery," Pace Gallery, Boston. Publicity, 1962

Box

Folder

OS20 14 November 5-24 1962 "Josef Albers at the Pace Gallery," Pace Gallery, Boston. Review, 1962

Box

Folder

46 15 February 1962 Galerie Boukes, Wiesbaden, Germany. Publicity, 1962
16(1) February 3- March 11 1962 "Josef Albers," North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh. Catalogs and publicity, 1962
16(2) 1962 publicity
17 February 6-March 3 1963 "Josef Albers," Museum Folkwang, Essen, German. Catalogs and publicity, 1963
18 March 4-30 1963 "Albers," Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. Publicity, 1963
19 March 1963 "Interaction of Color," Yale University Art Gallery. Invitation and publicity, 1963
20(1) 1963 "Interaction of Color," Smithsonian Traveling Exhibition Service. Publicity, 1963
20(2) August 23-September 22 1963 Neubau Kunsthaus, Hamburg. Publicity, 1963

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OS2 15 October 15-December 1963 "Interaction of Color," Carpenter Center at Harvard University. Posters, 1963

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Folder

46 21(1) 1963 publicity
21(2) January-February 1964 "Josef Albers," Galerie Burén, Stockholm. Catalog and publicity, 1964

Box

Folder

OS2 4 January-February 1964 "Josef Albers," Galerie Burén, Stockholm. Catalog and publicity, 1964

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46 22 January 13-February 1 1964 "Josef Albers," Galerie ABC, Wintherthur, Switzerland. Brochure, 1964
23 February 5-23 1964 "Josef Albers," Smith College Museum of Art, Northampton, MA. Photocopy of catalog, 1964

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OS2 5 September 1964 "Josef Albers," Ferus Gallery, Los Angeles. Invitations, 1964

Box

Folder

46 24 September 28-October 24 1964 "Josef Albers: Homage to the Square," Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. Catalog, publicity and Portable Gallery Press slides, 1964

Box

Folder

OS2 6 September 28-October 24 1964 "Josef Albers: Homage to the Square," Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. Publicity, 1964

Box

Folder

46 25 October 1964 "Josef Albers: Homage to the Square," München. Brochure, 1964

Box

Folder

47 1 1964-1967 "Josef Albers; Homage to the Square," traveling exhibition organized by the International Council, The Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1963-1967
(includes scrapbook of catalog fragment, clippings and photographs from La Galeria de Arte Mexicano)
2 January 1965 "Josef Albers," Toninelli Arte Moderna, Milan. Catalogs and clipping, 1965
3 February 1965 "Josef Albers," Galeria Schmela, Düsseldorf. Exhibition brochures, 1965
4 April 19-May 7 1965 "The Art of Josef Albers," The Austin Arts Center, Trinity College, Hartford (CT). Catalogs, 1965
5 May 1965 "Josef Albers," The Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati. Brochures and catalog, 1965
6 May 28-June 24 1965 "Josef Albers," Galerie Ruth Nohl, Siegen, Germany. Brochures and publicity, 1965
7 June 23- August 7 1965 "Josef Albers: Homage to the Square," Galerie Gimpel and Hannover, Zürich and Gimpel and September 1-October 2 1965 Fils Gallery, London. Catalog, brochures and publicity, 1965
8 1965-1966 "Josef Albers: The American Years," traveling exhibition organized by the Washington Gallery of Modern Art, Washington D.C. Catalogs and publicity, 1965-1966
9 January 1966-May 1971 "Action - Reaction: Recent Prints by Josef Albers," traveling exhibition organized by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, 1966
10 November-December 1966 "White Line Squares," Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Catalogs, 1966
11 1966 publicity
12(1) Aug 9-Sept 7 1967 "Homenaje a Josef Albers," Galeria de Arte Mexicano, Mexico City. Brochure, 1967
12(2) December 1967 "Albers," L'Attico, Rome. Catalog and publicity, 1967
13 1967 publicity
14 April 1967-April 1968 "Josef Albers," traveling exhibition of Western Association of Art Museums. Itinerary, 1967
15 January 7-19 1968 "Homage to Albers," Washington University Gallery of Art, St. Louis. Catalog, 1968
16 March-April 1968 "Albers," Galerie Denise René, Paris. Catalog, catalog text and publicity, 1968
17 April 10-May 4 1968 "Albers," Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. Catalog and publicity, 1968
18 April 28-June 2 1968 "Albers," Landesmuseum, Münster. Catalog, 1968

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48 1 March 1968 Lenoir Rhyne College, Hickory, NC. Publicity, 1968
2 April-June 1968 "Albers," Westfälisches Landesmuseum für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte, Münster (Münster). Publicity, 1968
3 May 15-June 9 1968 "albers," Kestner-Gesellschaft, Hannover. Catalogs and English text translation, 1968

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OS7 2 May 15-June 9 1968 "albers," Kestner-Gesellschaft, Hannover. "Homage to Josef Albers," by Wieland Schmied, 1968

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Folder

48 4 September 27-December 8 1968 "Josef Albers," Kunsthalle der Stadt, Bielefeld. Catalog, 1968
5 1968 publicity
6 February 1969 Kunstverein, Berlin. Publicity, 1969
7 August-September 1969 "Albers in Bottrop," The School, Bottrop. Catalog and publicity, 1969
8 September-October 1969 "Josef Albers," Kunstverein, Herford. Catalog, 1969
9 October 1969 "Josef Albers," Galerie Renée Ziegler, Zürich. Publicity and brochure fragment, 1969
10 1969 publicity
11 December 8 1969-March 15 1970 "The Graphic Constructions of Josef Albers," Museum of Modern Art, New York. Press releases and MoMA calendars, 1969-1970
12 January 1-March 1970 "Josef Albers: Bilder," Kunsthalle, Hamburg. Catalog and publicity, 1970
13 March 13-April 19 1970 "Josef Albers: Bilder und 'Interaction of Color'," Kunstverein, München. Catalog, 1970
14 October 5-October 31 1970 "Paintings by Josef Albers," Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. Catalog and publicity, 1970
15 November 4-24 1970 Southern Connecticut State College, New Haven, CT. Photographs, 1970
16 January 1971 "Josef Albers: Paintings and Graphics, 1917-1970," Princeton University Art Museum, Princeton, NJ. Newsletter, 1971

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OS20 16 January 1971 "Josef Albers: Paintings and Graphics, 1917-1970," Princeton University Art Museum, Princeton, NJ. Catalog, 1971

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48 17 April-May 1971 "Josef Albers," Landesmuseum für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte, Münster. Publicity, 1971
18 September-October 1971 "Prints by Josef Albers," Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, CT. Brochure, 1971
19 March 1972 "Formulation: Articulation," Abrams Original Editions Gallery, New York. Invitation, 1972
20 November 1971-January 1972 "Josef Albers at the Metropolitan Museum of Art," Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Notes and publicity, 1971-1972
[see Box OS25 and see III. B. Writings, Various Box 82 Folder 19]

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OS2 8 November 1971-January 1972 "Josef Albers at the Metropolitan Museum of Art," Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Catalog, 1971

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48 21 1971 publicity
22 November 1972 "Josef Albers," Studio Bellini, Milan. Invitation, 1972
23 January 12-February 11 1973 "Josef Albers," Kestner-Gesellschaft, Hannover. Catalog, 1973
24 January 13-February 1 1973 "Josef Albers: Formulation: Articulation," Kunsthaus, Zürich. Brochure, Statements of Content and publicity, 1973
25(1) March-April 1973 "Albers," Galerie Beyeler, Basel. Invitation and catalog text, 1973
25(2) May 1973 "Homenaje a Albers," Estudio Actual, Caracas. Brochure, 1973

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OS2 9 March-April 1973 "Albers," Galerie Beyeler, Basel. Catalog and publicity, 1973

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48 26 May 6-July 1 1973 "Josef Albers: Formulation: Articulation," Abtei Liesborn, Heimathaus des Kreises, Beckum. Brochure and publicity, 1973
27 July 6-September 1973 "Formulation: Articulation," Kunstmuseum, Düsseldorf. Catalog and publicity, 1973
28 September 12-October 25 1973 "Josef Albers," Galerie Gmurzynska, Köln. Catalog, 1973
29 October 26-November 16 1973 "Homage to Josef Albers," Art Gallery of York University, Toronto. Catalog and publicity, 1973
30 November 13-December 8 1973 "Albers," Galerie Melki, Paris. Publicity, 1973
31 1973 "Josef Albers: Prints 1915-1970," Brooklyn Museum of Art, New York. Catalog, 1973
32 1973 Publicity

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49 1 January 1974 Santa Rosa Junior College, Santa Rosa, CA. Catalog preface and note by Jim Rosen, 1974
2 February 1974 Greensboro College, Greensboro, NC. Clipping, 1974
3 February 1974 "Formulation: Articulation," Galerie Denise René, Paris. Catalog, 1974
4 March 28-April 28 1974 "Josef Albers, Formulation: Articulation," Städtisches Museum, Mönchengladbach. Brochure, 1974
5 April 7-28 1974 "Josef Albers, Formulation: Articulation," Norrköpings Museum, Sweden. Catalogs and publicity, 1974
6 1975-1976 "Josef Albers, Formulation: Articulation," Various locations. Catalogs and publicity, 1975-1976
7 Undated
8 Lists of exhibitions in Germany, 1957-1963
9(1) Lists of exhibitions, 1935-1963
9(2) Lists of works sent out for exhibition, 1936-1973
10 Notes on exhibitions, undated
11 Photographs of various installations and work labels, 1965, undated

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50 Publicity 1964-undated
(duplicates)

Subseries D. Group Exhibition Files, 1929-1976

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Folder

51 1 April 21-May 20 1929 "Das Bauhaus Dessau: Ausstellung," Gewerbemuseum, Basel. Catalog photocopy, 1929
2 February 1930 Bauhaus, Dessau exhibition, Folkwang Museum, Essen. Publicity, 1930
3 1932 publicity
4 February 26-March 26 1933 Gesellschaft der Freunde Junger Kunst, Braunschweig. Catalog, 1933
5 March 1936 Neumann Gallery, New York. Publicity, 1936

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OS19 1 April 3-17 1937 "American Abstract Artists," Squibb Galleries, New York. Portfolio, 1937

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Folder

51 6 November 23-December 5 1936 "Four Painters," Delphic Studios, New York. Catalog and broadside, 1936
7 November 1937 Katherine Kuh Gallery, Chicago. Publicity, 1937
8 1937 Une Exposition d'Art International, Paris. Publicity, 1937
9 November 1939 Mills College Art Gallery, Oakland, CA. Publicity, 1939
10 February 1940 "Art and the Artist: Paintings by Josef Albers, Lyonel Feininger and Frank London," Mint Museum of Art, Charlotte, NC. Publicity, 1940
11 May 15-June 1 1942 "Paintings by Francecso de Cocco and Josef Albers," Museum of New Mexico, Santa Fe. Photocopy of bulletin text, 1942
12 February 2-21 1947 "Graphic Circle," Jacques Seligmann Galleries, New York. Catalog, 1947
13 July-August 1948 "Josef Albers, Hans Arp, Max Bill," Galerie Herbert Herrmann, Stuttgart. Catalog, 1948
14 February 21-June 11 1950 Museum of Non-Objective Painting, New York. Catalog photocopy, 1950

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OS21 10(1) August 26-September 10 1950 "American Abstract Artists," Den Frie Udstillings, Copenhagen. Publicity, 1950

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51 15 1951 Contemporary Art Society Interstate Exhibition, Sidney. Catalog fragment, 1951
16 1952 Contemporary American Painting, University of Illinois, Urbana. Catalog fragment photocopies, 1952
17 July 8-August 2 1953 "Josef and Anni Albers: Paintings, Tapestries and Woven Textiles," Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford, CT. Catalog and publicity, 1953

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OS20 17 July 8-August 2 1953 "Josef and Anni Albers: Paintings, Tapestries and Woven Textiles," Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford, CT. Catalog and publicity, 1953

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51 18 November 1-29 1953 "Formal Organization in Modern Painting," Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute, Utica, NY. Catalog, 1953
19 January 31-February 26 1954 "Josef and Anni Albers: Painting and Weaving,"Academy of Art, Honolulu. Clipping, 1954

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OS20 18 February 16-March 20 1955 "Twentieth Century Drawings," Yale University Art Gallery. Print portfolio, 1955

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OS2 10(1) September 24-October 10 1956 "Recent Paintings by 7 Americans," Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. Invitation, 1956

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51 20 1956 "Savremena umetnost u SAD," Iz Zbirki Museum of Modern Art, New York. Catalog, 1956
21 January 20-February 17 1957 Carl Ernst Osthaus Museum, Hagen. Publicity, 1956
21 April 1-20 1957 "Eight Americans," Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. Catalog, 1957
21 May 15-June 15 1957 "Contemporary Art Acquisitions 1954-1957," Albright Art Gallery, Buffalo. Catalog, 1957
21 September-December 1957 "A Arte do Bauhaus," IV Bienal do Museu de Arte Moderna São Paulo. Catalog, 1957
21 1957 "Modern Art in Evolution," Cincinnati. Catalog cover photocopy, 1957
22 April 30-June 15 1958 "The Museum and Its Friend: A Loan Exhibition," Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Catalog, 1958
23 October 29-December 10 1958 "Modern German Art," World House Galleries, New York. Catalog, 1958
24(1) January 5-31 1959 "Eight American Painters," Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. Catalog, 1959
24(2) October 21 1959 "Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum: Inaugural Selection," Solomon Guggenheim Museum, New York. Catalog, 1959
25(1) November 27-December 19 1959 Société d'Art Saint Germain des Prés, Paris. Invitation, 1959

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51 25(2) May 1960 "The Calculated Image," Morgan State College, Baltimore, MD. Invitation, 1960

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51 26 June 8-September 9 1960 "American Art 1910-1960: Selections from the Collection of Mr. And Mrs. Roy R. Neuberger," The American Federation of Arts. Catalog, 1960
27 April 8-May 7 1961 "The Sidney Janis Painters," John and Marble Ringling Museum of Art, Sarasota, FL. Catalog, 1961
28 May 4-June 3 1961 "Ten American Painters," Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. Catalog, 1961
29 June-July 1961 Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam. Catalog, 1961 (includes handwritten translation notes), 1961
30 June 24-August 6 1961 "Bauhaus," Kunsthalle, Darmstadt. Catalog, fragment photocopies with handwritten notes, 1961
31 June 1961 "Bauhaus II Generation," Galerie Suzanna Bollag, Zürich. Catalog, 1961
32 October-December 1961 "Abstract Expressionists and Imagists," Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York. Catalog fragment photocopies, 1961
33 November 1961-January 1962 "Drawings/USA," St. Paul School of Art, St. Paul, MN. Catalog, 1961
34 November 2-25 1961 "Cincinnati Collects," Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center. Catalog and publicity, 1961
35(1) 1961 "Continuity and Change," Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford. Catalog fragment photocopy, 1961
35(2) 1961 "The Bauhaus: Aspects and Influences," Gallery A, Melbourne, Australia. Catalog, 1961
36 1961-1962 American Embassy, Yugoslavia. Catalog, 1961
37 1961-1962 publicity

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52 1 February 1962 Galerie Denise René, Paris. Catalog, 1962
2 March-April 1962 "Painters of the Bauhaus," Marlborough Fine Art, London. Catalog and invitation, 1962
3 March 16-May 13 1962 "Collaboration: Artist and Architect," Museum of Contemporary Crafts, New York. Catalog, 1962
4 March 20-May 13 1962 "Geometric Abstraction in America," Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Catalog, 1962
5 April 21-October 21 1962 Seattle World's Fair, Seattle. Catalog, 1962
6 May 1962 "Continuity and Change," Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford, CT. Publicity, 1962
7 May 7-June 2 1962 "Ten American Painters," Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. Catalog, 1962
8 September 11-November 4 1962 "Why is an Object," Akron Art Institute, Akron, OH. Catalog, 1962
9 September 20 1962-February 15 1963 "American Prints Today," traveling exhibition, Print Council of America. Catalog, 1963
10 November 16 1962-January 5 1962 Gimpel and Hanover Galerie, Zuich. Catalog, 1962
11 December 12 1962-February 3 1962 'Annual Exhibition 1962," Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Catalog, 1962
12 January 1-February 10 1963 "66 Annual American Exhibition," Art Institute of Chicago. Catalog, 1963
12 January 18-March 3 1963 Twenty Eight Biennial Exhibition of Contemporary American Painting," Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. Catalog, 1963
12 April 27-June 2 1963 "The New Tradition: Modern Americans Before 1940," Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. Catalog, 1963
12 April-May 1963 "Museum Collection Spring 1963," Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York. Catalog, 1963
12 May 1-September 1 1963 "Nineteenth National Exhibition of Prints," Library of Congress. Catalog, 1963
12 May-September 1963 "Esquisse d'un Salon," Galerie Denise René, Paris. Catalog, 1963
12 June 6-July 7 1963 "Formalists," National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC. Catalog fragment photocopy, 1963

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OS20 19 July 1963 Museum Haus Lange, Krefeld. Publicity, 1963

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52 13 November 15-December 22 1963 "Dunn International," Tate Gallery, London. Catalog and publicity, 1963
13 December 1 1963-December 6 1964 "New Directions in American Painting," traveling exhibition. Catalog, 1963
13 December 11 1963-February 2 1964 "Annual Exhibition 1963: Contemporary American Painting," Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Catalog, 1963
13 December 12 1963-February 5 1964 "Black and White," Jewish Museum, New York. Catalog, 1963
14 January 9-25 1964 "White on White," The Contemporaries, New York. Invitation, 1964
14 February 4-29 1964 "The Classis Spirit in the 20th Century," Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. Catalog and publicity, 1964
14 February 17-March 13 1964 "30 Contemporary American Prints," IBM Gallery, New York. Catalog, 1964
14 May 8-Junee 16 1964 "The Friends Collection," Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Catalog, 1964
14 June 24-September 23 1964 "Between the Fairs: 25 Years of American Art, 1939-1964," Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Catalog, 1964

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53 1 June-October 1964 "Hard-Edge," Galerie Denise René, Paris. Catalog and publicity, 1964
1 September 8-September 26 1964 J.L. Hudson Gallery, Detroit. Publicity, 1964
1 September 15-October 11 1964 "Kunst Historiker Sammler und Mäzene," Städtische Kunstsammlungen, Bonn. Catalog, 1964
1 October 23-November 29 1964 Vorstand des Vereins Kunsthalle, Bern. Brochure and clipping, 1964
1 October 30 1964-January 10 1965 "Pittsburgh International Exhibition of Contemporary Painting and Sculpture," Carnegie Institute. Price list, 1964
1 1964 "International Graphics and Multiples," Pollock Gallery, Toronto. Publicity, 1964
2 January 6-31 1965 "Izdanja Galerije Denise René," Kabinet Grafike, Zagreb. Catalog, 1965
2 January 26-February 27 1965 "Abstract Trompe l'Oeil," Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. Catalog, 1965

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OS2 11 February 25-April 25 1965 "The Responsive Eye," Museum of Modern Art, New York. Publicity, 1965

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53 3 February 25-April 25 1965 "The Responsive Eye," Museum of Modern Art, New York. Publicity, 1965
2 March 14-April 25 "1965 American Abstract Artists," Riverside Museum, New York. Invitation, 1965
2 March 1965 Galerie Ruth Nohl, Siegen. Publicity, 1965
2 April 11-May 9 1965 "Retinal and Perceptual Art," University of Texas Art Museum, Austin, TV, Catalog, 1965
2 May-June 1965 "Art and Movement," Tel Aviv Museum, Tel Aviv. Catalog, 1965
2 June 14 1965 White House Festival of the Arts, Washington, DC. Program, 1965
2 August-December 1965 Brooklyn Museum, New York. Publicity, 1965
2 December 8 1965-January 30 1966 "1965 Annual Exhibition Contemporary American Painting," Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Catalog, 1965
4 February 11-March 16 1966 "Six Printmakers," Philadelphia Art Alliance, Philadelphia. Publicity, 1966
4 April 26-June 30 1966 "Black Mountain College," Carroll Reece Museum, Johnson City, TN. Catalog, 1966
4 April 26-May 28 1966 Harcus Krakow Gallery, Boston. Publicity, 1966
4 May 8-June 19 1966 Tendenzen Strukturaler Kunst, Westfälischer Kunstverein Münster. Catalog, 1966
4 June 1966 The Art Gallery, New York. Publicity, 1966
4 June 1966 "Op Art," Galerie Wilbrand, Münster. Invitation, 1966
4 June 12-August 7 1966 Overbeck-Gesellschaft, Lübeck. Catalog and publicity, 1966
5 September 25-November 27 1966 "American Abstract Artists," Riverside Museum, New York. Catalog and publicity, 1966
6 October 16-November 13 1966 "Musische Geometrie," Kunstverein, Hannover. Catalog and publicity, 1966
7 October 1966 "Amerikaanse Kunst," Museum Boymans, Rotterdam. Publicity, 1966
8 December 16 1966-February 5 1967 "Annual Exhibition 1966: Contemporary Sculpture and Prints," Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Catalog, 1966
9 1966 Multiples Gallery, New York. Catalog and publicity, 1966

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56 1966-1967 "Two Decades of American Painting," traveling exhibition International Council of The Museum of Modern Art, New York.
1 Catalogs, 1966-1967
2 Australian publicity and letter from MoMA to JA, August 11 1967
3 Publicity, 1966-1967

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53 10 1966 Publicity

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54 1 "Contemporary Painters and Sculptors as Printmakers," Museum of Modern Art, New York. Catalog, 1967

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OS2 12 March 1967 "Formen der Farbe," Stuttgart. Publicity, 1967

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OS20 20 April 14-May 21 1967 "Formender Farbe," Kunsthalle, Bern, 1967

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54 2 June 10-September 10 1967 "Vom Konstruktivismus zur Kinetik," Galerie Denise René Hans Mayer, Krefeld. Brochures, 1967
1 October 1967-January 7 1968 "1967 Pittsburgh International Exhibition of Contemporary Painting and Sculpture," Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh. Price list, 1967
3 1967 publicity
4 March 30-April 1968 "Op Kunst," Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo. Catalog, 1968
4 March 1968 "Arte Conceptuale," Galleria Milano, Milan. Catalog, 1968
4 April 3-April 14 1968 "Plus By Minus: Today's Half-Century," Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo. Catalog, 1968
4 April 1968 "II Bienal Americana de Grabado," Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, Santiago, Chile. Catalog, 1968
5 April 13-June 30 1968 "L'Art Vivant 1965-1968," Fondation Maeght, Paris. Catalog, 1968
4 April 28-May 19 1968 "Museums Come to Fordham University," New York. Catalog, 1968
4 May-October 1968 "Venezia Biennale" Venice. Brochure, 1968
4 May-June 1968 American Academy of Arts and Letters and National Institute of Arts and Letters, New York. Catalog, 1968
6 May 13-18 1968 "Print Club of Philadelphia Comes to New York," American Artists Gallery, New York. Price list, 1968
6 1968 Pasadena. Catalog fragment photocopy, 1968
7 June 15-August 4 1968 "Holland Festival," Haags Gemeentemuseum, The Hague. Catalog, 1968
6 June 22-July 28 1968 "Josef Albers/Max Slevogt," Kunsthalle Basel. Invitation, 1968
7 June 1968 "Fünzig Jahre," Overbeck-Gesellschaft, Lübeck. Catalog, 1968
7 July 20-September 15 1968 "Deutscher Künstlerbund," Nürnberg Kunsthalle. Catalog, 1968
7 October 5-November 10 1968 "Signals in the Sixties," Honolulu Academy of Arts, Honolulu. Catalog, 1968
7 October 8-November 30 1968 "12 Führende Moderne Künstler," Modern Art Museum, München. Catalog, 1968

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OS2 13 October 19-November 15 1968 "Icon-Idea," Lafayette College, Easton, Pennsylvania. Publicity, 1968

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54 8 October 29 1968-January 26 1969 "Sixteenth National Print Exhibition: Two Decades of American Prints 1947-1968, Brooklyn Museum, New York. Catalog, 1968
8 November 10-December 15 1968 "Graphics from the Collection of Lydia and Harry Lewis Winston," Kalamazoo Institute of Arts," Kalamazoo, MI. Catalog, 1968
8 November 13 1968-January 21 1969 "The Pure and Clear/American Innovations," Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia. Catalog, 1968
8 November 23 1968-January 19 1969 "British International Print Biennale," Bradford City Art Gallery and Museums, Yorkshire, England. Catalog, 1968
8 1968 "Kleine Dokumenta," Overbeck-Gesellschaft, Lübeck. Catalog, 1968
9 1968 "Icon-Idea," traveling exhibition, Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service. Catalog, 1968
10 1968 "Serial Imagery," Pasadena Art Museum, Pasadena, California. Publicity, 1968

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OS2 10 1968 publicity

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55 1 March 19-April 19 1969 "Albers Soto Herbin," Hanover Gallery, London. Invitation, 1969

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OS20 21 March 1969 Westfälischen Kunstverein, Münster. Publicity, 1969

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55 1 April 1-December 21 1969 Geigy Art Collection: Acquisitions. Catalog, 1969
1 May 2-Junee 28 1969 David Hendriks Gallery, Dublin. Invitation and catalog, 1969
1 May 30-July 3 1969 "Bauhäusler in Amerika," Bauhaus Archiv, Darmstadt. Catalog and invitation, 1969
1 August 1969 "Carlos Mérida/Josef Albers," Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico City. Brochure, 1969
1 September-October 1969 "Xylon V: Internationale Holzchnitt Austellung," Kärntner Landesgalerie, Klagenfurt. Catalog, 1969
1 1969 "Recent Acquisitions 1969," Pasadena Art Museum, Pasadena, CA. Catalog, 1969
2 1969 publicity
3 1970 publicity
4 January 1970 Galerie Müller, Köln. Brochure, 1970
4 February 6-March 14 1970 "American Artists of the Nineteen Sixties," Boston University, Boston. Catalog, 1970
4 May 4-June 7 "American Painting 1970," Virginia Museum, Richmond. Catalog, 1970
4 June 1-September 1 "Seventeenth National Print Exhibition," Brooklyn Museum, New York. Catalog, 1970
4 July 1970-April 1971 "Moderne Duitse Kunst," traveling exhibition. Catalog, 1970
5 August 7-September 13 1970 "IV Bienal Americana de Grabado Santiago de Chile," Santiago, Chile. Catalog, 1970
6 October 10-November 10 1970 "Masterpieces of Modern Art," Galerie Denise René Hans Mayer, Krefeld. Catalog, 1970
6 October 30 1970-January 10 1971 "1970 Pittsburgh International," Carnegie Institute. Catalog, 1970
7(1) January 12-March 7 1971 "Contemporary American Prints," Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven. Publicity, 1971
7(1) February 25-April 18 1971 "The Structure of Color," Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Catalog and publicity, 1971
7(1) November 1-December 28 1971 "Modern Graphics and Multiples," Bishop's Palace, Waterford, England. Catalog, 1971
7(2) 1972 publicity
7(3) February 1972 "Il Principio," Cenebio-Visualitá, Milan. Catalog, 1972
8 March 6-April 22 1973 "Twenty-Five Years of American Painting 1948-1973" Des Moines Art Center, Des Moines, IA. Catalog, 1973
8 April 1-May 6 1973 "Westfälische Grafik 73," Städtische Gustav Lübcke Museum, Hamm. Catalog, 1973
8 October 23-November 24 1973 Goethe House, New York. Catalog, 1973
8 December 9 1973-January 27 1974 "Bauhaus," University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI. Invitation, 1973
9 June 1-July 14 1974 "Geometric Abstraction of the 1930s" Zabriskie Gallery, New York. Publicity, 1974
10 February 7-March 10 1974 "Less is More: The Influence of the Bauhaus on American Art," Lowe Art Museum, Miami. Catalog, 1974
10 February 21-24 1974 "Contemporary Paintings, Drawings and Sculpture," Sotheby Parke Bernet, Los Angeles. Publicity, 1974
10 May 9-June 1 1974 "Selected Works from the Collection of Carter Burden," Marlborough Gallery, New York. Catalog, 1974
10 September 1974 "Color in the Graphic Arts," Library of Congress, Washington D.C. Publicity, notes and letter from JA to Library of Congress, 1974
10 December 3 1974-March 3 1975 "American Prints 1913-1963" Museum of Modern Art, New York. Catalog, 1974
11 February-March 1975 "Color," Museo de Arte Moderno, Bogota, Colombia. Catalog/poster, 1975

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OS2 15 October-December 1976 "America America," Galerie Beyeler, Basel. Catalog, 1976, 1976
16 May 23-June 14 1974 "An Exhibition of Art Work by Students of Josef Albers," Carpenter Center, Harvard University, Cambridge. Publicity, 1974

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56 4-5 Undated [see folders for more information]

Subseries E. Architectural Commissions, circa 1916-1980
Correspondence, photographs, negatives, transparencies, plans,contracts, drawings, writings and publicity.

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57 1 Circa 1916-1917 St. Michael's Church, Bottrop, Rosa mytica ora pro nobis, undated

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118 11 1922 Haus Sommerfield, Berlin-Dahlem, stained glass window (destroyed), undated

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118 10 1922-1923 Haus Otte, Berlin-Zehlendorf, stained glass window, undated

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118 12 1926 Grassi Museum, Leipzig, ten stained glass windows (destroyed), undated

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118 13 1928 Ullsteinhaus, Berlin-Tempelhof, three stained glass windows (destroyed), undated

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118 10 1922-1923 Haus Otte, Berlin-Zehlendorf, stained glass window, undated

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OS20 23 1950 U.S. Steel Corporation, Pittsburgh, terrazzo floor, 1950

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57 3-4 1950 Harvard University Graduate Center, America, 1950-1967, undated

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OS20 26 1950 Harvard University Graduate Center, America, 1950

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57 5 1953 Benton County P.U.D. Administration Building, Seattle, unrealized commission, 1953
6-7 1955 St. John's Abbey Chapel, Collegeville, MN, White Cross Window, 1957-1974
8 1955 Rouse Fireplace, North Haven, CT, undated
9 1957 Cinestage Theater, Chicago, ornamented illuminated doors, undated
10 1959 DuPont Fireplace, Woodbridge, CT, 1955
11-12 1959-1960 Corning Glass Building Lobby, New York, Two Structural Constellations, 1958-1960
13-14 1961 Time and Life Building, New York, Portals, 1961-1962
15-16 1961 St. Patrick's Church, Oklahoma City, OK, altar wall, 1963-1969
17-18 1963 Pan America Building (current Met Life Building), New York, Manhattan, undated

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OS1 12 1963 Pan America Building (current Met Life Building), New York, Manhattan, undated

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58 1 1963 Yale University Art and Architecture Building, Repeat and Reverse, undated
2-4 1967 Rochester Institute of Technology, Growth and RIT Loggia Wall, 1966-1975, undated

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OS3 1 1967 Rochester Institute of Technology, Growth and RIT Loggia Wall, 1966-1975, undated

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OS20 25 1967 Rochester Institute of Technology, RIT Loggia Wall, 1966

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58 5 1972 University of the Ruhr, Bochum, Germany, two untitled murals, 1971-1973
6 1972 Celanese Building Lobby, New York, Reclining Figure, undated
7 1972 Grand Avenue National Bank Lobby, Kansas City, MO, Gemini, 1971-1975, undated

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59 5-8 1972 Landesmuseum für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte, Münster, Two Supraportas, 1969-1975, undated

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OS20 25 1972 Landesmuseum für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte, Münster, Two Supraportas, 1969-1975, undated

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58 8-9 1976 Mutual Life Center, Sydney, Australia, Wrestling, 1971-1976, undated

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OS20 22 1976 Mutual Life Center, Sydney, Australia, Wrestling, 1971-1976, undated

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58 10-13 1980 Stanford University, Lomita Mall, Stanford Wall, 1960-1980, undated
(includes correspondence with AA)

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59 1-4 1980 Stanford University, Lomita Mall, Stanford Wall, 1960-1980

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OS20 24 1980 Stanford University, Lomita Mall, Stanford Wall, 1960-1980

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OS3 1980 Stanford University, Lomita Mall, Stanford Wall, 1960-1980
(empty Stanford University binders)

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59 9 Notebook with descriptions and photographs of ten architectural commissions, undated
10 Notes and lists of architectural commissions, undated

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OS3 2 Mounted photographs of 1959-1960 Corning Glass Building Lobby, New York; Two Structural Constellations, 1958-1960; and 1963 Yale University Art and Architecture Building, Repeat and Reverse, undated

Subseries F. Awards and Honorary Degrees, 1957-1977
Correspondence, awards, photographs, writings, speeches, publicity, medals, rings and cufflinks.

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60 1 American Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1973 Fellowship, 1973
2 American Institute of Architects, 1969 Collaborative Achievement in Architecture Medal consideration for St. Patrick's Church, Oklahoma City, OK, 1969
3 American Academy of Architects, 1972 Collaborative Achievement in Architecture Medal to Rochester Institute of Technology, 1973-1973

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OS4 1 American Institute of Architects, 1974 Fine Arts Medal Nomination, 1973

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60 4-6 American Institute of Architects, 1975 Fine Arts Medal, 1969-1975

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OS6 American Institute of Architects, 1975 Fine Arts Medal

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60 7 American Institute of Graphic Art, 1964 Honorary Member, 1964

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OS21 2(2) American Institute of Graphic Art, 1964 Honorary Member, 1964

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60 8 Stadt Bottrop, Plakette der Stadt Bottrop, 1963

Box

Folder

OS6 Stadt Bottrop, Plakette der Stadt Bottrop, 1963
Stadt Bottrop, undated

Box

Folder

PC4 Stadt der Arbeit und Erholung Bottrop, medal, 1968

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OS21 1(2) Stadt Bottrop, Ehrenbürgerrecht, 1970

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60 9 Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1977 Life Member, 1977
10 California College of Arts and Crafts, 1964 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, 1964
11 Carborundum Company, 1970 Carborundum Sculpture Award, 1971
12 Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh International Exhibition of Contemporary Painting and Sculpture, 1967 Carnegie Institute Award for Painting, 1967
13 College Art Association of America, 1973 Distinguished Teaching of Art Award, 1973

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PC4 Fratelli Fabbri Editori medal, undated

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60 14 Town of Fairfield, CT 1976 Artist of the Year Award, 1976

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OS5 Town of Fairfield, CT 1976 Artist of the Year Award, 1976

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61 1 Ford Foundation, 1959 Fellowship, 1958-1959
2 Federal Republic of Germany, 1957 Cross of the Order of Merit, 1957
3 Federal Republic of Germany, 1968 Cross of the Order of Merit, 1968
4 Graham Foundation, 1962 grant and co-recipient with Paul Rudolph for sculpture commission for Yale Art and Architecture building Repeat and Reverse, 1962-1964
5 Kaufman International Design Award, 1961 candidate, 1971
6 Kenyon College, 1969 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, 1969

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OS4 5 Kenyon College, 1969 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, 1969
[see unboxed oversize folder]

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OS19 4 Kenyon College, 1969 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, 1969

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61 7 Maryland Institute, 1972 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, 1972
8 Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1970 Fellow for Life, 1970

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OS21 2 Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1970 Fellow for Life, 1970

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OS4 2 Metropolitan Museum of Art, Benefactor, 1972

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61 9 Minneapolis School of Art, 1969 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, 1969
10 National Association of Schools of Art, 1971 Citation, 1971

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OS21 2 National Association of Schools of Art, 1971 Citation, 1971

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61 11 National Institute of Arts and Letters, 1968 Membership, 1968
12 National Institute of Arts and Letters, 1974 Nomination for the Gold Medal for Graphic Art, 1974

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PC4 NIGB Fredrikstad, undated

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61 13 Nordrhein Westfalen, 1968 Grossern Kunstpreis, 1968
14 Norwegian International Print Biennale, 1972 Gold Medal, 1972
15 Oklahoma City Arts Council, 1970 Design Excellence Award, 1970
16 Philadelphia College of Art, 1976 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, 1976
17 Philadelphia Museum College of Art, 1962 Citation, 1962
18 Pratt Institute, 1975 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, 1975

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OS4 Pratt Institute, 1975 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, 1975

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Folder

OS5 Premio Internazionale Diano Marina per Illustrazione Artistica di Opera Letteraria, 1973

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61 19 Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, 1970 Benjamin Franklin Fellow, 1970

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Folder

PC4 Rathaus der Stadt Bottrop, medal, undated

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Folder

62 1 Ruhr Universität Bochum, 1967 Honorary Degree, 1967
2 Skowhegan Medal for Graphics, 1971

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Folder

OS6 Skowhegan Medal for Graphics, 1971

Box

Folder

PC4 Smithsonian James Smithson medal, undated
(includes note)

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62 3 Tercera Bienal del Grabado, 1968 Premio de Honor, 1968
4 Mark Twain Journal, 1972 Knight of Mark Twain, 1972

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OS21 Universidad Catolica de Chile, Miembo Académico, 1953

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Folder

62 5-6 University of Bridgeport, 1966 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws, 1966
7 University of Hartford, 1958 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, 1958
8 University of Illinois, 1969 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, 1969
[see Box OS23]
9 University of Illinois, 1972 Alumni Association Life Member, 1972
10 University of North Carolina, 1967 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, 1967

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OS21 2 University of North Carolina, 1967 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, 1967

Box

Folder

62 11 Washington University, 1971 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, 1970-1971

Box

Folder

PC4 13 Washington University, 1971 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, 1970-1971

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62 12-13 Conrad von Soest Prize, 1958

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OS4 5 Conrad von Soest Prize, 1958

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OS21 2-3 Conrad von Soest Prize, 1968

Box

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62 14 Yale University, 1967 Saybrook College Fellow Emeritus, 1967
15 Yale University, 1962 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, 1962

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OS4 4 Yale University, 1950

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Folder

62 16 York University, 1973 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, 1973
17 Lists of awards and honorary degrees
18 Unidentified award presentation speech, undated

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Folder

OS5 Unidentified medal undated

Box

Folder

OS6 Unidentified medal and ring undated

Box

Folder

PC4 Unidentified medal undated
Cufflinks

Subseries G. Notebooks, undated
[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]

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63 Lists
[see Box 66]
1-2 Lectures and consignments "Lect"
3-4 Comments on work in books, catalogs and magazines "Publ"
5-7 Prints, paintings and glass works up to 1949 "Pr"
8-9 Collectors A-M "I"
10 Collectors Mc-Z "II"

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64 1 Collectors Mc-Z "II"
2-3 People that books were sent to "C"
4-5 Works sent to galleries and individuals (mostly Janis Gallery) and description of painting methods 1951-1958 "D I"
6-7 Works with descriptions 1958-1961"E II"
8 Works with descriptions 1961-1968 "F III"

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65 1-2 Works with descriptions 1961-1966 "F III"
3-4 Exhibitions 1918-1967 "Exh G"
5 Notes and writings, undated
6 Notes and writings, undated (mostly blank) "4", undated
7 Miscellaneous notes, undated
8 Notes on abstract art and English (mostly blank), undated
9 Blank tablet

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66 12 "Preference and Prejudice" undated

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OS7-OS11 Disassembled empty binders and notebooks

Subseries H. Work Lists, 1964-1979, undated

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66 3 Private collections, undated
4 Private and public collections, undated
5 Public collections, undated
6 Work in Bottrop, 1971
7 Work at Yale University Gallery, undated
8 Insurance values, 1972, undated
9 Insurance values lists, undated
10 Professional invitations, 1964-1968, undated
11 Collection reports, 1967, 1970, 1977-1979

Subseries I. Color Research, 1924-1975

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76 1 ABC von K+E (Kast and Ehringer) 1955 calendar
2 Kolor Pakette, undated
Color Helm, 1940
Pratt and Lambert Color Calibrator, 1949

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77 1-4 Various printed materials, 1924-1974, undated
5 Inter-Society Color Council, newsletter and meeting programs, 1942, 1947, 1964
6-7 Color-aid Paper and color stamps
8 Glanzfarben RAL-F3, undated
9 Materials regarding to color, psychology and Frank Duveneck (includes letters from JA to John Weis, Philip Adams, and National Building Research Institute; letters from Friedrich Wolff, Eric Lenneberg, Edward Dwight and H.H. Wessel to JA; notes on color; Massachusetts Insitute of Technology Special Summer Program 1958 "Color in Art and Science" program; printed materials), 1955-1968

Box

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OS15 1-8 Various printed materials

Box

Folder

OS19 10 Sketches, "Das Ostwald System," undated

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OS21 4 Colorlog, Sigmund Ullman Company
5 Various colored sheets and color examples
6(1) More Business November 1937, includes "The Science of Color, A Summary of the Theories of Dr. Wilhelm Ostwald"
Screen Tint Color Guide, Charlotte Engraving Company, undated
[see unboxed oversize folder]
6(2) Printed materials, undated

Subseries J. Interviews, 1957-1973

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67 1 "Yale Reports. The Teaching of Art II: Training in Visual Experience," No. 54. WTIC (Hartford) radio interview. Transcript photocopies, January 20 1957
2 Arts, May 1958 "Studio Talk, Color is Magic: Interview with Josef Albers" by Bernard Chaet. Clippings, 1958
3 The Artist's Voice: Talks with Seventeen Artists by Katharine Kuh. Excerpt photocopies with handwritten corrections, 1960
4 "Yale Reports. The Teaching of Art," WTIC (Hartford) radio interview. Transcript photocopies, December 3 1961
5 Das Kunstwerk, April-May 1961 "Fragen an Albers" by Leif Sjorberg. Handwritten drafts, typescripts and photocopies, 1961
6 Art Voices, Winter 1965 "Taped Interview with Josef Albers" by Jacqueline Barnitz. Clippings, typescript carbons and photocopies with handwritten corrections, 1965
7 Jane Fiske McCullough, transcript typescript photocopy, December 1965
[see Box 6 Folder 44 for original]
8 Art News, January 1966 "Albers on Albers" by Neil Welliver. Typescript carbon with handwritten corrections, clippings and photocopies, 1966
9 Martin Duberman, letter from Duberman to JA and AA and transcript typescript with handwritten corrections, 1967
10 Leonardo, 1970 "A Conversation with Josef Albers." Reprints and typed transcript photocopy, 1970
11(1) Giessener Beiträge zur Kunstgeschichte, Vol 1 1970 "Josef Albers über Franz von Stuck" by J.A. Schmoll gen. Eisenweth. Pamphlets and English translation, 1970
11(2) "Einleitung (ein interview mit Albers)," Dietrich Mahlow, typescript photocopy, July 1970

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OS19 8 "Einleitung (ein interview mi Albers)," Dietrich Mahlow, typescript photocopy and galleys, July 1970

Box

Folder

OS21 7 "Ich liebe das Quadrat: Ein Interview mit Josef Albers," Die Zeit, March 15 1968

Box

Folder

67 12 Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger No. 66/5 1973 "Farben Spielen Liebe und Has" by Von Werner Krüger. Photocopies, 1973
13 Handwritten transcript excerpts of sound recordings, 1960-1968
[see Series XII. Audiovisual]

Subseries K. Bibliography/Biography, 1958-1976, undated

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68 1 Bibliographies of publications by JA,, undated
2 Bibliographies of publications on JA, undated
3 Bibliographies of publications by and on JA, undated
4 Published bibliographies with handwritten annotations, undated
5 Bibliography and biography packet prepared by JA, undated
6 Bibliographies of German publications on JA, undated
7 Biographical publications. Correspondence and biographies, 1958-1976
8-10 Biographies and biographical notes and writings by JA, undated
11 Notes and lists regarding arrangement of personal papers, undated
12 "Additional personal notes," typescript photocopy, undated

Series III. Writings, 1928-1977

Subseries A. Books, 1954-1977

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71 Josef Albers by Eugen Gomringer, Essays by Josef Albers, Clara Diament de Sujo, Will Grohmann, Norbert Lynton, and Michel Seuphor. New York: George Wittenborn, 1968. German edition, Starnberg: Josef Keller Verlag, 1968. French edition, Paris: Dessain et Tolra, 1972. 1957-1975, undated
Wittenborn and Company edition
1 Composite draft with corrections, undated
2 Lists and notes, undated
3 Wittenborn and Company Correspondence and invoices, 1968-1970, undated
4 Typescript photocopy, corrected with annotations, undated
5-7 Eugen Gomringer correspondence, 1957-1975
(includes Gomringer family correspondence)
8 Miscellaneous materials from Eugen Gomringer, 1971, undated
Josef Verlag edition
9-10 Correspondence, 1963-1970, undated
11 Notes, 1963, undated
12 Lists of people to receive books, 1969-1970
13 Architectural commissions. Handwritten and typed notes, undated
14 Photographs, sketch and photocopies, undated
15 Correspondence, 1961-1975
16 Handwritten and typed notes, undated
17 Invoices, 1969
18-21 Publicity, 1967-1970

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OS1 13 Publicity, 1968

Box

Folder

71 Empty folders with JA handwritten notes, undated

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Folder

70 Despite Straight Lines by Francois Bucher. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1961. Revised edition, Cambridge and London: MIT Press, 1977. German edition (Trotz der Geraden), Bern: Benteli-Verlag, 1961. 1960-1979, undated
1 Early transcript and handwritten draft with handwritten corrections, undated
2 Composite drafts, undated
3 Composite German drafts, undated
4 Early transcript draft with handwritten corrections, undated
5 Yale University Press page proofs with handwritten corrections, 1961
6 Handwritten notes and correspondence drafts, undated
7 François Bucher correspondence, 1960-1976, undated
8 Yale University Press memorandum of agreement and correspondence, 1961-1973
9 Lists for Yale University Press of people to receive books, undated
10 Letters in response to gifts, 1961-1967
11 Fan mail, 1962-1971
12 Bentali Verlag correspondence, 1961-1974
13(1) German edition, typescript with handwritten corrections, notes and drawings, undated
13(2) Wittenborn and Company correspondence regarding German edition, 1968-1973, undated
14 Lists for Bentali Verlag of people to receive books, undated
15 Correspondence with Kiyoshi Asano of Charles E. Tuttle Company regarding Japanese translation, 1973-1974
16 Eastman and Eastman correspondence, 1975-1976
17 Advertisements, 1961, 1964, 1979
18 Reviews, 1962-1979
MIT edition, 1977
19 Typescript carbons, typescript photocopy and handwritten drafts of additional texts with photograph, undated
20 Typescript and handwritten drafts of additional text, undated
21 Typescript and typescript photocopy of additional text, changes and instructions, 1974
22 Correspondence, 1968-1976
23 Correspondence, March 1976-September 1977
(correspondence with Anni Albers)
24 Photocopy of books with additions and corrections, undated
25 Galley proofs with handwritten corrections, 1976
26 MIT Press author questionnaire, March 1976
Formulation: Articulation, 2 portfolios. New Haven: Ives-Sillman; New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1972. 1965-1976

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69 1 Handwritten typescript drafts, undated
2 Project statement, 1970
3 Harry N. Abrams correspondence and contract, 1965-1976
4 Letters in response to gifts, 1972-1975
5 Lists of gift recipients, 1972, undated
6 Portfolio folders, undated
7 Content description and process, undated
8 Publicity, 1972

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OS1 14 Publicity, 1972

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69 9 Prospective exhibition correspondence, 1972-1974

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73 Interaction of Color. Boxed set with 80 color folios and commentary. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1963. revised, 1974. German edition (Grundlegung einer Didaktik des Sehens), Starnberg: Josef Keller Verlag, 1972. Finnish edition (Varien vuorovaikutus), Helsinki: Vaapa Taidekoulu, 1978. Interaction of Color. Small edition New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1971, rev. 1974. German edition (Grundlegung einer Didaktik des Sehens), Köln: Verlag M. DuMont Schauberg, 1970, 1977. Japanese edition, Tokyo: David Sha, 1975. French edition (L’Interaction des Couleurs), Paris: Librairie Hachette, 1974. Spanish edition (La interaction del color), Madrid: Alianza Forma, 1975. Finnish edition (Varien vuorovaikutus), Helsinki: Vaapa Taidekoulu, 1978. 1956-1976
1-2 Early text draft, typescript carbon with handwritten corrections, undated
3-5 Intermediate text drafts typescript and carbon with handwritten corrections with binder, 1963
6 Handwritten, typescript carbon and photocopies of text draft fragments, undated
7 Chapter 10 text typescript, typescript carbon and photocopy with handwritten notes (includes German, French and Spanish translations), undated

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OS12 2-13 Text and plate proofs with handwritten notes and corrections, 1962-1963
116 Text and plate proofs with handwritten notes and corrections, 1962-1963
117 Text and plate proofs with handwritten notes and corrections, 1962-1963

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Folder

OS14 1-3 Color study transparencies

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73 Correspondence
8 Yale University Press, 1957-1971
9 1957-1963
10 Former students, 1962, undated
11 regarding Paul Klee's Hanging Fruit, 1962, 1973
12 Chicago, Columbia and Yale (London) University Presses, 1963-1964
13 Letters in response to gifts, 1963-1971
14 Rockefeller Foundation grant. Correspondence; grant application typescript, carbon and handwritten drafts; grant announcement policy; and expenses, 1956-1959, undated
15 Yale University Press contract, 1963
16 Royalty statements (includes Despite Straight Lines)
[see Box 70]
17 Lists of recipients, 1966, undated

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74 1 Correspondence regarding permission to reproduce, 1966-1967
2 "Interaction of Color," Art News March 1963 (excerpt, "In visual perception"), March 1963
3 "Interaction of Color," Ulm September 1963 (excerpt, "In visual perception"), September 1963
4 1963 and 1965 publicity with JA's handwritten notes
5 Publicity with accompanying correspondence, 1963-1974
6 1970s and undated publicity

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OS12 1 Publicity, undated

Box

Folder

OS21 1(1) Publicity, 1965

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74 7 Mimeograph text typescript with handwritten corrections, 1971
8 Correspondence, 1971-1974
9 Yale University Press correspondence, contract and proofs, 1970-1974
10 Royalty statements and correspondence, 1972-1974
11 Munsell Color Company correspondence and 2.5YR chart, 1972
12(1) "Teaching of Interaction of Color," typescript carbon with handwritten notes, undated
12(2) Folder labeled "Single Statements on Color" (includes Color in Freshman Foundation Course at the Rhode Island School of Design," by Florence Beeley; "Color Studies," by JA, a description of 16 sample studies from Color Class; handwritten notes on color; letter from Mark Strand to JA regarding edits; notes on exhibition, "Seeing Color;" "Color and Composition Studies with Fall Leaves," by JA; typescript and typescript carbon statements by JA: "Ich habe nicht die Absicht, ein weiteres Farbsystem zu finden oder zu konstruieren", "In meinem Farbkursus bin ich zu dem Schluss gekommen" and "Anyone who feels able to predict the effect of any applied color"; typescript with handwritten corrections of "Teaching of Interaction of Color;" typescripts with handwritten corrections of "The physio-psychological phenomenon of the so-called after-image" and "Color is the most relative medium in art,"
Interaction of Color, German edition, 1970, 1972
13 Early text draft, handwritten and typescript with handwritten, undated
14-17 Text typescript photocopy drafts with handwritten corrections, undated
18 Draft typescript with carbon with handwritten corrections, undated
19 Draft typescript carbon with handwritten corrections, undated

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75 1-2 Draft typescript photocopy with handwritten corrections, undated
3 Draft typescript carbon with handwritten corrections, undated
4 Handwritten, typescript and mimeograph composite draft, undated

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OS13 1-6 Text and plate proofs and photocopies with handwritten notes and corrections and transparencies, with list of student names that contributed color studies), 1972
116 Text and plate proofs and photocopies with handwritten notes and corrections and transparencies, with list of student names that contributed color studies), 1972

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75 5 Josef Keller Verlag and Herbert Geier correspondence, 1970-1974
6 Correspondence, 1970-1973

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Interaction of Color, general

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OS12 1 Publicity, 1972

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75 7 Publicity, 1975
8 Japanese edition (1975) correspondence, 1970-1974
9 French edition (1974) correspondence, 1974
10 Finnish edition (1978) correspondence, 1976

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69 Poems and Drawings. New Haven: Readymade Press, 1958. Second ed., New York: George Wittenborn, 1961. 1954-1973, undated
[see III. B. Various for poems]
10 Handwritten notes, undated
11 Lists of gift recipients, undated
12 Publicity, 1960
13 Correspondence and drawings, 1954-1973

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72 Search versus Re-Search: Three Lectures by Josef Albers at Trinity College, April 1965. Hartford, Trinity College Press, 1969. 1967-1975
1 Correspondence, 1967-1975
"General Education and Art Education: Possessive or Productive"
2 Handwritten, typescript, typescript carbon drafts with handwritten corrections, undated
3 Typescript carbon intermediate drafts with handwritten corrections, undated
"One Plus One Equals Three and More: Factual Facts and Actual Facts"
4-5 Handwritten early drafts, undated
6 Typescript carbon intermediate drafts with handwritten corrections and letter from Trinity College Publications to JA, March 9 1967
7 Typescript mimeograph fragments with handwritten corrections, undated
8 "Art Studies As Basic Training" Observation and Articulation," handwritten, typescript, typescript carbon drafts with handwritten corrections, undated
9 "Design" plates, handwritten text, undated
10 Typescript carbon intermediate drafts with handwritten corrections, undated
11 Typescript final draft with handwritten corrections, undated
12 Page proofs with handwritten corrections, 1968
13 Dustjacket text, 1968
14 Preface text, 1968
15 Lists of people to receive books, 1969
16 Publicity, 1969
17 Trinity College lecture typescript transcripts from 1/4 reel tapes, 1965
[see XII. Audiovisual for sound recordings]
18 Trinity College lectures publicity, 1965

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OS21 8 Trinity College lectures publicity, 1965

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78 1 "Albers: Reflections, incomplete and unfinished book project." Yale University Press correspondence and photocopies of various JA writings, 1970-1974
2 Preliminary materials for unfinished books of writings, undated
3 Lists of people to receive books and reprints, undated
4 Lists of people and institutions to receive books, undated
5 Letters in response to gifts of various books, 1969-1973

Subseries B. Various, 1928-1971

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78 6 Lists and acknowledgments of books and reprints sent to institutions, 1946-1961
7-10 Translations of JA writings by F.C. Huffner (includes letter from Huffner), 1970, undated

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79 1 [a-b], typescript photocopy, undated
2 "About Teaching Art," typescript carbons with handwritten corrections and notes (contribution to book, Art Appreciation Committee), circa 1945
3 "Abstract-Presentational-Presentative," typescript, typescript carbons and reprints from 1946 American Abstract Artist, with handwritten notes, 1946
4 [Achtung!], handwritten, 1935
5 "Josef Albers" from Nueva Vision No. 8, clippings (with article on JA), 1955
6 "Alle-Gemein," handwritten, June 18 1953
7 [Alle guten Dinge], handwritten, circa 1940
8 [Am Charles River], handwritten, 1941
9 "Anfang ohne Ende," handwritten typescript and typescript carbons with handwritten notes and corrections, undated
10 [On Architectural Sculpture], handwritten, undated
11 "Art As Experience," reprints from Progressive Education, 1935
12(1) "Art-Judgment-Criticism," handwritten, circa 1930s
12(2) [On art in general education], handwritten, circa 1950
13 [Art is not to be looked at], 1956 handwritten postcard to AA, New Haven Register clipping, June 24 1972
14 [Art is the language], handwritten draft, undated
15 [Artists are prophets], handwritten draft, undated
16 "Astrology in the Fog," typescript and typescript carbon, undated
17 [At night everything is gray], handwritten, typescripts, and typescript carbon, with handwritten corrections, undated
[transcript handwritten by Anni Albers]
18 [On Bauhaus methods in America], handwritten and typescript with handwritten corrections, circa 1937 (in reply to October 21 1937 letter from Lawrence Kocher, circa 1937
19 "Bezügliche Farbe," typescript with handwritten corrections, handwritten photocopy with handwritten corrections, undated
20 [On Blue Reminding], handwritten, undated
21 "Cezanne," handwritten, undated
22 [On Cezanne and the right angle], handwritten, undated
23 [On JA's childhood and painting], handwritten, circa 1950
24 "The Color in My Painting," typescripts, typescripts carbons with handwritten corrections and catalog translations, circa 1954, circa 1964
25 "Color is the Most Relative Medium in Art," typescript carbons with handwritten corrections, circa 1952
26 [The concept of the nineteenth century], typescript carbons with handwritten notes, undated
27 "On Co-ordination," typescript carbons with handwritten corrections, circa 1950, 1953
28 [Fácil-saber..], typescript carbon and photocopy with handwritten corrections, undated
29 [Es ist nichts Neues auf der Welt], handwritten with handwritten corrections and photocopy, undated
30 "Explanation of Design #1 and #2," handwritten and typescript with handwritten corrections, undated
31(1) [To design is], handwritten, typescript carbons, photocopies and clippings, with handwritten corrections, circa 1958
31(2) "Design is Planning," handwritten, circa 1950
32(1) [Despite these rectangular and, therefore, distinctly flat], typescript, undated
32(2) "The Direct Approach in Art," handwritten and typescript, undated
33 [On "Do Less and Get More"], handwritten, undated
34 [Do right], typescripts and typescript carbons, undated
35 [Don't be pro], typescripts with handwritten corrections, undated
36 [On drawing], handwritten, undated
37 "Drunten im Hinterland," handwritten, 1937
38(1) [On education], handwritten, 1955
38(2) "The Educational Value of Manual Work and Handicraft in Relation to Architecture," typescript carbons with handwritten corrections and notes, photocopies of reprint from New Architecture and City Planning, 1944
39 "Einigkeit macht stark," handwritten, circa 1940
40 [An eleventh amendment], handwritten, undated
41 "Emphasis and Selection in Art," handwritten and typescript, circa 1930s
42 "Erwachsene abzähl-reime," handwritten and typescripts with handwritten corrections, circa 1940s
43 [Every perceivable thing has form...], typescript carbons, undated
44 "Formalism Functionalism," handwritten with drawings, circa 1949
45 [From paint to painting], typescript carbons with handwritten corrections and handwritten by Anni Albers, undated
46 "Fugue," Structurist No. 4, 1940
47 [On glass painting], typescript, 1940
48 "Graphic Tectonics (synopsis)," typescript carbons with handwritten notes, 1942 and "Tektonische Graphic," typescript for Cincinnati 1949 exhibition catalog, 1942, 1949
49 Untitled statement on Walter Gropius, typescripts and typescript carbons with handwritten corrections and notes written for unfinished book on Gropius by Xanti Schawinsky, circa 1950
50 [Grosse Vorbilder], typescript and typescript carbons, undated
51 [On teaching at Harvard], handwritten, undated
52 "Heroisch," typescript carbons with handwritten corrections, undated
53 "On my Homage to the Square," typescripts and photocopies of various published translations, circa 1954
54 "Zu meinen Homage to the Square," handwritten with drawing, undated

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80 1 [I am a Westphalian from the Ruhr], reprints from New Mexico Quarterly, Winter 1953
2 [I don't think], handwritten, undated
3 "I Remember," handwritten, undated
4 [Ich glaube, dass sinnvolle formgebung für ein architektonisches], photocopy from Spirale 5, 1955
5 [Ich sage "perceptuale" Effekte], handwritten and photocopy with handwritten corrections, circa 1965
6(1) "Idea and Spirit," handwritten, circa 1930s
6(2) [If history is study of human conduct], handwritten, circa 1945
7 [If we care to listen, we can hear repeatedly], typescript with handwritten corrections, undated
8 "Im Spiegel," handwritten, undated
9 "Re: Imbedded Linear Constructions," typescript, circa 1971
10 "In a collection of emblems, two visual formulations of the past deserve reference," reprints from Eight Symbols by Norman Ives, 1960
11 "In Behalf of Structured Sculpture," typescript carbons and photocopies with handwritten corrections and notes (written for Art in America No. 3 1961) circa 1961
12 [In my painting], handwritten, undated
13 "Indicating Solids-Never Before," handwritten (with photocopies of Tyler Workshop brochure and related statements), 1976
14 "Inheritance/Erbmasse" (Heritage-Inheritancec/Erbmasse-Massenerbe), handwritten, typescript and typescript carbons, undated
15 "It is always gratifying to see development," handwritten and typescript, circa 1940
16 [It is an old painter's rule that landscape], handwritten, undated
17 "It seems that there is still development," handwritten and typescript, circa 1940
18 [On Kandinsky], photocopy of XXe Siècle Paris 1966 and unidentified photocopy, undated
19 "Kausalität (Weltanschauung des Marktes)," handwritten, 1937
20 [Keine Zeit ist/Walls and doors/Allen guten Dinge], handwritten, undated
21 "Kommunication," handwritten, undated
22 "Less Works More/Weniger wirkt mehr," handwritten and typescript photocopies with handwritten notes, undated
23 [Man denkt], handwritten, 1938
24 [Man Kämpft für], handwritten, 1941
25(1) "Materialformen," handwritten with drawings, circa 1930s
25(2) "Mehr Bauen als Malen," handwritten, undated
26 "Negro Art," handwritten, circa 1940
27 [The new art term, "optical painting"], typescript with handwritten corrections, circa 1964
28 "Nightingale in the Fog/Nachtigall bei Nebel," typescript and typescript carbons, undated
29 "Not But Yet/Doch wie Nicht," handwritten, typescript and typescript carbons with handwritten corrections, undated
30 "A Note on the Arts in Education," typescripts and clippings from The American Magazine of Art, April 1936
31 [Nothing "neo"], handwritten, undated
32 [OK, Amateurs], handwritten statement on teaching, undated
33 "O-O-O," typescripts, undated
34 [Oftmals denk ich], handwritten, typescript and typescript carbons, 1941
35 "On Art," table of contents from One Quarter Scale, University of Cincinnati, March 1953
36 "On My Work" [When I paint and construct], typescripts, typescript carbons with handwritten corrections, circa 1959 and reprints of Daedalus, Winter 1960
37 [One can suffocate from knowledge], typescripts and typescript carbons, undated
38 [One is walking], handwritten, undated
39 [Only the Goal/Nur das Ziel], handwritten and typescripts with handwritten corrections, undated
40 "Op Art and/or Perceptual Effects," typescripts, typescripts carbons and handwritten photocopy, circa 1965
41 "Op Art and/or Perceptual Effects," Yale Scientific November 1965 and reprints with handwritten notes, 1965
42 [The origins of art/Der Ursprung der Kunst], handwritten, typescript, typescript carbons and photocopies with handwritten corrections (includes list of publications), circa 1940
43 "Owl By Sunlight/Eule bei Sonnenschein," typescripts and typescript carbons with handwritten corrections, undated
44(1) [On perceptual effects], handwritten, undated
44(2) [The physio-psychological phenomenon of the so-called after-image], typescript mimeography, undated
45 "Plato II (For a Dialectician)/Plato II (An einen Dialektiker), handwritten, typescript and typescript carbons with handwritten corrections, 1936
46 "Plus=Minus/+=-," typescripts, typescript carbons, typescript photocopies with handwritten notes, clipping from Ulme Monatsspiegal July 1955 and photocopy of Ord und Bil No 4 1967, 1955, 1967, undated
(includes "More or Less)
47 "Present and/or Past," reprints from Design with handwritten notes, April 1946

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81 1 [The ratio of effort to effect is], typescript mimeograph, circa 1950
2 [On the reds in the paintings of the Janis Collection], handwritten with corrections (written for 1968 Dorothy Miller catalog), 1968
3 "Reductio ad absurdum," typescript carbon and "Structural Constellation," photocopy with handwritten corrections, undated
4 [On religious edifices], handwritten with drawings, undated
5 "Schöne Wirtschaft," typescript with AA handwritten notes and typescript carbon, undated
6 [The search of science], handwritten, undated
7 "Seeing Art/Kunst Sehen," typescripts, typescript carbons with handwritten corrections and photocopies, circa 1952
8 "On Seeing Art," handwritten and typescript, circa 1940
9 [So far a suspected noun], typescript with handwritten note, 1964
10 "The So-Called Artist," typescript and handwritten, undated
11(1) [About my Structural Constellations], typescript, typescript carbon and handwritten, undated
11(2) "Structural Sculpture" [(It is more than 40 years], exhibition catalogs and photocopies with handwritten notes (Erwin Hauer and Robert Engman), 1960, 1966, undated
12 [On structure, facture, texture], photocopy of telegram from JA to Alfred Barr, November 26 1938
[see Box 25 Folder 2]
13 [On talking about art], handwritten, undated
14 "On Taste," typescript and handwritten, undated
15 [There is no world without a stage/Keine Welt hat Kein Theater], typescript and typescript carbon with handwritten corrections, undated
16 [To distribute material possessions/Austeilen materieller Güter], handwritten, typescript and typescript photocopies with handwritten corrections, circa 1938
(includes "Plus=Minus")
17(1) [To educate is to adjust the individual to the community], handwritten and typescript carbons, circa 1940
17(2) "To Me (So Far)/Fuer Mich (soweit)," typescripts and typescript carbons, circa 1952
18 "To some particular promoters," handwritten, typescript and typescript carbons with handwritten corrections, undated
19 "To Those [Some/The/Their]Creators," handwritten and typescript with handwritten corrections, undated
20 [Two reduced posters/Zwei verkleinerte Plakate], handwritten and photocopies, undated
21 "Unbelievable, But True/Unglaublich, aber Wahr," typescripts and typescript carbons with handwritten notes, undated
22 [On Variants on a Theme], handwritten, typescripts, typescript carbons and photocopies with handwritten corrections and notes, circa 1940
23 [Verbal analysis of a graphic presentation], typescript carbons with handwritten corrections,
(regarding Container Corporation logo)
[see Box OS20 Folder 11(1)]
24 "Verwünschter Wunsch," handwritten, typescript, and typescript carbon, undated
25 "A Very Short Story/Schweigend Verstehen," handwritten, typescript and typescript carbons with handwritten corrections and notes, circa 1945
(includes "To distribute material possessions")
26 "von Farbe zu Malerei," handwritten, undated
27 "Vorkurs 1923," typescript with handwritten corrections, 1938
28 [Was ich nicht habe], handwritten, 1941
29 "We Construct and Construct/Konstruieren und Konstruieren," handwritten, typescripts and typescript carbons, 1943
30 [We had forgotten- but learned again/Wir haben verlernt- aber wieder gelernt], handwritten, typescript, typescript carbons and photocopies with handwritten corrections and notes, 1963
31 "Weltanschauung," handwritten, typescripts, typescript carbons with handwritten notes, translation handwritten by Anni Albers, undated
32 "werklicher formunterricht," bauhaus 2/3. Offprints and photocopies (with English translation and handwritten excerpt), 1928, undated
33 [What I am aiming at in fundamental design], typescript carbon, undated
34 [What I want to do in my painting] handwritten, undated
35 [When I paint/Wenn ich male], handwritten, typescripts, typescript carbons with handwritten corrections and photocopies of published versions, undated
36 [When our words, wishes, worlds], handwritten, undated
37 "White/In Praise of White," handwritten and typescript with handwritten corrections, undated
38 [On White Line Squares], typescript, undated
39 [With false premises/Mit falschen Prämissen (Zwischen den Kulissen)], handwritten, typescript and typescript carbons with handwritten corrections, undated
40 "Zur Konference/Es gibt," handwritten, typescripts and typescript carbons, undated
41 Untitled statement published in "Contemporary American Painting" catalog, University of Illinois Urbana, typescript carbons with handwritten notes, 1952
42 Untitled statement on JA at the Bauhaus, handwritten and handwritten photocopy with handwritten corrections, undated
43 Quotations from JA's writing, undated

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82 1 Miscellaneous writings and notes on education, handwritten, circa 1940s
2 Miscellaneous writings and notes, handwritten, circa 1920-1930s
3 Miscellaneous writings and notes, handwritten, circa 1940-1950s
Notes on
4 Other artists (Hannes Beckmann, John Cage, Marcel Duchamp, Doesburg, Will Grohmann, Walter Gropius and the Bauhaus (includes clipping on Gropius), Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee, Henry Moore, Jackson Pollock, Tut Schlemmer, Frank Lloyd Wright),
5 Basic design
6(1) Bauhaus
6(2) Bauhaus Archiv
7 Color and black and white
8 Education
9 Gestalt theories of perception
10 Elliot Kone
11 Movement and color
12 "My Book"
13 Painting and color
14(1) Poetic creation
14(2) Repetition
15 Si Sillman and Norman Ives
16 Systemics
17 Quotations by and about Josef Albers
18 Miscellaneous notes from a disassembled folder
19 Notes for speech at opening of JA Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, November 18 1971 1971
[see II. C. Solo Exhibitions Box 48 Folder 20]
20 Notes on student Elinor Evan's MFA thesis, "Implications of Some Gestalt Perception in a Group of Contemporary Paintings," undated

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83 1-12 Unsorted handwritten notes, undated
Writings by others on Josef Albers, 1938-1978 (Handwritten, typescripts, typescript carbons, photocopies, and translations (English, Spanish, German, French and Japanese))
85 1 Acha, Juan "Josef Albers: Homage to the Square," for Cultura Peruana, October-December 1964

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OS19 20 Acha, Juan "Josef Albers: Homage to the Square," for Cultura Peruana, October-December 1964

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85 2 Albrecht, Hans Joachim "Josef Albers: Homage to the Square," for Kaiser Wilhelm Museum, April 1971 Krefeld exhibition catalog, 1971
3 Apollonio, Umbro "Albers," for Graphic Tectonics, undated
4(1) Arp, Hans Jean "Josef Albers," 1957 (German translation by Anni Albers)
(includes der technische akademiker 1958)
4(2) Baljeau, Joost "The Hegelian Romantic Negation in Modern Plastic Art," undated
5 Barnstone, Willis "For Josef Albers" (on the occasion of JA's Yale University retirement), 1958
6 Beckmann, Hannes "Formative Years," undated
7 Boyden, Katrina "The Background of the Bauhaus and the Word of Josef Albers," Senior thesis Bennington College, June 1952

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OS19 Cage, John Six Melodies for Violin and Keyboard (for Josef and Anni Albers), facsimile score, undated

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85 8 Chanes, Rafael "Ode to the Square," 1964
9(1) Charlot, Jean "Nature and the Art of Josef Albers," reprint from College Art Journal, Spring 1956
9(2) Clay, Jean "Albers: Three Stages of Logic," typescript incomplete, typescript photocopy and photocopy of article in Rhobo, Spring 1958
10(1) Conant, Howard "The Pursuit of Excellence: An Address delivered by Professor Howard Conant, Chairman, Department of Art Education, New York University, to the National Committee on Art Education at the Museum of Modern Art on 2 May 1963," 1963
(includes letter from Conant to JA, November 15 1963)
10(2) Crespo de la Serna, Jorge Juan "Josef Albers y lo Abstracto en la Arte," circa 1934
11(1) Culley, John H. Untitled, August 14 1938
11(2) Degand, Léon "Albers," from Aujour d'hui No. 15, 1958
12 Diament de Sujo, Clara "Josef Albers," May 1966
13 Dorner, Alexander Untitled, February 1942
14 Duault, Alain "Albers (à Ernest Beyeler),", May 5 1973
15(1) Farrell, ___ "Prismatic II,"(verbessert bei Frau Moellenhoff), 1937
15(2) Folds, Thomas. Untitled, January 6 1952
16 Fuller, Buckminster "Josef Albers 1888-1976," 1978
17(1) Gerstner, Karl "Aphorismen zu 80 Jahre Albers," October 27 1967
17(2) Golden, Fred. Untitled, undated
(includes JA handwritten note)
18 Graham,___. Untitled, 1938
19 Greene, Balcomb. Untitled, 1938
20(1) Grohmann, Will. Various, 1957-1965, undated
20(2) Hildebrandt, Hans "Josef Albers," undated
21(1) Huffner, Fritz C. Various, 1957-1971, undated
(includes notes by JA)
21(2) Imdahl, Max "On Josef Albers's Structural Constellations," undated
22(1) Jaffé, ___ "Josef Albers: Studie voor "homage to the square: blue depth," Gemeente-museum den Haag, undated
22(2) Johns, Jasper "Homage to Albers," for March-April 1973 Galerie Beyeler, Basel, 1973
23 Le Ricolais, Robert 'Betrachtungen über die Graphiken von Josef Albers" for Art International March 20 1968, 1968
24 Lord, James "Josef Albers: The Exercise of Integrity," undated
25 Mérida, Carlos. Untitled, 1938
26(1) Morris, George L.K. Untitled, undated
26(2) Mokry, Uvod 1928 lecture on Bauhaus and JA
(includes photocopy of original lecture and typescript translation with 1968 letter from translator)
27 Nakahara, Yusuke "Homage to the Square: Albers and Abstract Art," from Sekai September 1964, 1964

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86 1-2 Nilson, Karl-Gustaf "Josef Albers: Interaction of Color," 1966
3 Rogo, Elsa. Untitled, 1938
4 Aline B. Saarinen Quote from New York Times, October 31 1954
Schmied, Wieland
5 "Josef Albers," for Neue Zürcher Zeitung, February 1972
6 "Fifteen Statements for Josef Albers," undated
7 "Experiences with Josef Albers," undated
8 "Homage to Josef Albers," for Kerstner-Gesellschaft, Hannover May-June 1968, 1968

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OS19 9 Spies, Werner Albers, mock-up, 1971

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86 9 Von Eckardt, Wolf "What the Bauhaus Taught" Obsolete or Viable" (for Horizon), undated
10 Unidentified Introduction for JA lecture at Virginia Museum of Fine Art November 21 1966, 1966
11(1) Unidentified "The Square Affair," undated
11(2) Unidentified "Reflections on the Graphisms of Josef Albers," undated
12 Unidentified, undated
13 Notes on Ed Barnes, Paul Beidler and "PM"'s words on JA, undated

Writings not on Josef Albers by others

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86 14 Benne, Kenneth. "Intelligence as an Aim of Art Education," undated

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118 14 Breuer, Martha. "Revision of the Genus Rhynchosciara Rübsaamen (Diptera, Sciaridae) in the Neotropical Region," 1969

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86 15 Cage, John. "Forerunners of Modern Music," undated
16 Dreier, Katherine. Untitled, undated
17 Dwight, Edward. Untitled, undated
18(1) Gropius, Walter "Speech delivered at the Harvard Club of Boston at the Alumni Dinner for Walter Gropius 75th Birthday, " May 24 1958
18(2) Herrmann, Von Rolf-Dieter "Uber das Gesellschaftliche sein des Kunstlers, " 1968
19 Lippold, Richard. "On the Appropriateness of Materials," undated
20 Lippold, Richard. Untitled writings, 1947-1948
21 Matisse, Henri. Untitled 1948 (letter to Mr. Clifford February 14 1948), 1948
22 Mayer, Ralph. "The Newer Paint Materials and a Report on Atri," 1968
23 Meyer, Hannes. "Creative Education," undated
(includes handwritten JA note)
24 Prager, Oscar. "Betrachtungen zur Asthetik der Gartenkunst," 1959
25 Rebay, Hilla. "New Age," 1949
26 Ringel, Fred. "America Seen by Americans," 1932
27 Wagner, Martin. "The Build of the Builders," undated
28 Quotations by others, undated

Subseries C. Lectures, 1928-1964

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OS19 7 "Creative Education," from "VI. Internationaler Kongress für Zeichen, Kunstunterricht und Angewandte Kunste in Prag, 1928." Photocopy, version of lecture titled "Werklicher Formunterricht (Practical form instruction)," 1928

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84 1 Untitled first and second lectures, Lyceum Club, Havana Cuba, December 1934. Typescripts with handwritten notes and publicity, 1934
2 "On Education and Art Education," Winnetka Illinois, November 28 1939. Typescript carbons with handwritten corrections and notes, 1939
3 Untitled lecture on art and religion, handwritten, circa 1940
4 Untitled lecture, School of Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Spring 1941. Handwritten, 1941
5 Untitled lecture on art education and general education ("Probably Denver"). Typescript carbon with handwritten corrections, circa 1941
6-7 "Art Education and General Education=Possessive or Productive," Graduate School of Design, Harvard University, June/July 1950. Excerpts from lecture, handwritten, typescript and typescript carbons with handwritten corrections and notes, 1950
8 Untitled lecture, Conference on Design and Management, Aspen Colorado, August 1951. Typescripts and typescripts carbons with handwritten corrections, undated
9 "Art Education and General Education," excerpts from lecture "On Teaching Art to Youngsters," Conference for Elementary and Secondary Teachers and Supervisors of Art, University of Illinois at Urbana, March 15 1952. Typescript carbons and typescript report of conference, 1952
10 "On Teaching Art to Youngsters," Conference for Elementary and Secondary Teachers and Supervisors of Art, University of Illinois at Urbana, March 15 1952. Typescript carbons with handwritten corrections, 1952
11(1) "Photos as Photography and Photos as Art," February 24 1953. Typescript with handwritten photocopy, 1953
11(2) Untitled lecture, Universidad Nacional de Ingeniera, Lima, Peru, September 12 1953. Handwritten, 1953
12 Untitled lecture on Basic Design, St. John's University, Collegeville, MN, March 1954. Handwritten with handwritten notes and photograph,
13 Lecture notes and fragments, typescript and handwritten, circa 1950-1955
14 Untitled lecture on art education and general education, October 1956. Composite typescript carbons with handwritten corrections ["New Haven"] with handwritten notes, 1956
15 "Visual Communication," typescript carbon with handwritten corrections, 1956 (includes condensed version given at First Visual Communications Conference June 7 1956), 1956
16 Untitled lectures, Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh, December 1957. Handwritten, 1957
17 Untitled lectures, Yale University. Handwritten, circa 1957
18 Lecture notes "for Pittsburgh and Yale." Handwritten, circa 1957
19 "Dimensions of Design/A Few Dimensions of Design," Second Annual Conference of American Craftsmen, June 1958. Typescript and typescript carbon with handwritten notes and corrections and correspondence between American Craftsmen's Council regarding lecture edits for conference publication (includes "The External Pressures of Creativity" by Paul Aschenbach), 1958
20 "Dimensions of Design," Keynoting the Theme, The Second Annual Conference of American Craftsmen, Lake Geneva Wisconsin, June 28 1958. Typescript carbon with handwritten corrections and notes and conference pamphlet, 1958
21 "Art and Education: Possessiveness or Productive," Wellesley College, February 24 1959. Handwritten, draft and notes, typescript carbon and photocopies of excerpts, February 20 1959, 1959
22 Untitled lecture, Yale University, April 15 1959. Handwritten, 1959
23 Lecture excerpts compiled for unfinished book of collected writings, typescripts, typescript carbons and photocopies with handwritten corrections and notes, undated
24 "Facts Versus Facts," handwritten, undated
25 "Art Instruction as Creative Education," handwritten English translation of German typescript, undated
26 Untitled lecture on art education and general education, handwritten, undated
27 Untitled lecture on art education and general education, typescript with handwritten corrections, undated
28 Untitled lecture on art and general education, typescripts with handwritten corrections, undated
29(1) Untitled lecture ("Probably Yale") on art and art education, handwritten, undated
29(2) Untitled lectures on art education, undated. Handwritten, undated
30(1) Invitation to lecture at the Catholic University of Chile at Santiago, July 21 1953 "On Art Education and General Education", 1953
30(2) Invitation to four lectures at the Art Institute of Chicago, November 1959-January 1960, 1959-1960
31 Newspaper clipping for lecture sponsored by the Student Alliance of the Hartford Art School, University of Hartford and the Wadsworth Atheneum, 1962 "Color, A Magic Force", 1962
32 Clipping photocopies on lecture for Dallas Museum of Fine Arts on Interaction of Color, April 30 1963
33 Invitation to lecture for Seminar of the Art Advisory Committee, New York City, August 6 1963 "Color-Factual Fact or Actual Fact", 1963
34 Invitation to lecture at University of Southern California, October 17 1963 "Interaction of Color", 1963
35 Newsletter for the lecture at Smith College, Northampton MA, March 1964 "The Interaction of Color", 1964
36 Brochure for The American Institute of Graphic Arts Speaker Program, May 11 1964, "The Interaction of Color", 36