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Archives

The Corcoran Gallery and College of Art Archives holds a wealth of research material relating to the institution's activities during its 140 year history. Since its founding in 1869 the Corcoran has educated thousands of fine arts students, held nearly 2,000 exhibitions, presented innovative programs for adults and children, commissioned two important works of architecture, and been the scene of some of Washington's most glamorous events. The records documenting these activities also provide a unique picture of how private museums have operated from the 19th century to modern times.

Please note: The Corcoran's Archives are closed indefinitely. Most records have been relocated off-site and are unavailable to researchers. Please contact Lisa Strong, Manager of Curatorial Affairs, lstrong@corcoran.org if you require assistance. We apologize for any inconvenience.

December 20, 1923–
February 6, 1924
Plans and models for the proposed Memorial Bridge between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington
December 16, 1923–
January 20, 1924
Miniatures by Alyn Williams
December 16, 1923–
January 12, 1924
Statuettes by Louis Rosenthal
December 15, 1923–
January 20, 1924
Ninth Exhibition of Contemporary American Oil Paintings
December 15, 1923–
January 20, 1924
Fifty-three drawings in pastel and silver point by Thomas W. Dewing
December 15, 1923–
December 15, 1923
A wall decoration and a screen by Robert W. Chanler
November 5, 1923–
November 21, 1923
Water colors by William H. Holmes
November 3, 1923–
November 10, 1923
Summer sketches by students of the Corcoran School of Art
October 27, 1923–
November 20, 1923
Twenty-eighth Annual Exhibition of the Washington Water Color Club
October 18, 1923–
November 4, 1923
Pages from a copy of the portfolio entitled "The Holy Experiment," illuminated by Violet Oakley
October 17, 1923–
November 2, 1923
Sculptures by Henry H. K. Bush-Brown
October 5, 1923–
October 20, 1923
Sixty paintings by European artists, selected from the Twenty-Second International Exhibition at Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh
September 28, 1923–
October 17, 1923
Joint exhibition of sketches in water color, hard pastel, etc., by Violet Oakley and Edith Emerson
September 1, 1923–
September 30, 1923
Paintings by Johanna K. W. Hailman
June 1, 1923–
August 31, 1923
Paintings, mostly American, lent by Mr. Charles V. Wheeler
June 1, 1923–
June 21, 1923
Water colors by Dora L. Murdoch
May 21, 1923–
June 8, 1923
Annual Exhibition of work of the students of the Corcoran School of Art
May 14, 1923–
June 10, 1923
Water colors by Alfred Hutty
May 14, 1923–
May 21, 1923
Models, sketches, sculpture, etc., installed by the American Institute of Architects
May 1, 1923–
May 28, 1923
Sculptures by P. Bryant Baker
April 30, 1923–
May 31, 1923
Water colors, drawings and sketches by William L. Carrigan
April 10, 1923–
May 7, 1923
Etched and lithographed portraits by Walter Tittle
April 2, 1923–
May 13, 1923
Paintings by Emil Carlsen
March 29, 1923–
April 9, 1923
Color etchings by Maria Barosso
March 16, 1923–
April 18, 1923
Water colors by W. Lester Stevens
March 6, 1923–
April 1, 1923
Memorial exhibition of paintings by the late William M. Chase
March 6, 1923–
March 28, 1923
Etchings and dry points by Sears Gallagher
March 1, 1923–
March 15, 1923
Etchings and silver points by Robert Fulton Logan
February 1, 1923–
February 28, 1923
A collection of Japanese prints lent by Mr. James Parmelee
January 30, 1923–
February 22, 1923
Water colors by R. Hubert-Robert
January 29, 1923–
February 25, 1923
Thirty-second Annual Exhibition of the Society of Washington Artists
January 16, 1923–
February 1, 1923
Etchings by Clifford Addams
January 10, 1923–
January 31, 1923
Water colors by Howard Giles
January 6, 1923–
January 21, 1923
Water colors by Col. H. R. B. Donne
January 2, 1923–
January 28, 1923
Twenty-seventh Annual Exhibition of the Washington Water Color Club
December 26, 1922–
January 9, 1923
Water colors by Luther Morris Leisenring
December 5, 1922–
January 1, 1923
Paintings by Walter Ufer
October 9, 1921–
October 23, 1991
Etchings by George Elbert Burr