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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 15, 1972–
January 14, 1973
Samuel Kirk and Son: American Silver Craftsmens Since 1815
December 15, 1972–
January 14, 1973
Ed McGowin: An Environment
December 15, 1972–
January 14, 1973
American Gold and Silversmiths Exhibition
December 15, 1972–
January 7, 1973
TSAI: Sculpture Cybernetiques Environment
December 15, 1972–
January 7, 1973
The American Porcelain Tradition
December 15, 1972–
January 7, 1973
Joan Thorne: Paintings
December 11, 1972–
January 7, 1973
Paul Jenkins: Works on Paper
December 1, 1972–
January 7, 1973
Roman Vishniac
December 1, 1972–
January 7, 1973
Food -- Photographs by Ron Stark
December 1, 1972–
December 31, 1972
Toys by Artists
November 17, 1972–
December 31, 1972
Rodin Sculptures, Drawings and Watercolors
November 5, 1972–
December 31, 1972
Shalom of Safed Retrospective
November 3, 1972–
November 27, 1972
Sam Francis: Paintings 1947-1972
November 3, 1972–
December 3, 1972
Philip Wofford: Woven Way Drawings
November 3, 1972–
December 3, 1972
Sally Hazelet Drummond
October 20, 1972–
November 26, 1972
The Irish Imagination 1959-1971
October 20, 1972–
November 26, 1972
Sonja Delaunay Tapestries
October 20, 1972–
November 19, 1972
Washington Artists Equity
October 6, 1972–
November 6, 1972
The Great Game of Politics
September 16, 1972–
October 22, 1972
Joseph P. White: Watercolors
September 15, 1972–
October 22, 1972
The Art of Franklin County Jail
September 8, 1972–
October 27, 1972
Alma W. Thomas: Retrospective Exibition
September 8, 1972–
October 15, 1972
Ralph W. Woehrman: Prints and Drawings
September 8, 1972–
October 15, 1972
Julian Stanczak 1970-1972
September 8, 1972–
October 15, 1972
Gordon Riggle, David Staton, David Stevens
September 8, 1972–
October 15, 1972
Ceramics by Turker Ozdogan
August 1, 1972–
September 15, 1972
Seven Young Artists: Works on Paper (Susan Bienen, Joe Brainard, Alan Bridge, Michael Clark, Ascian, Pat Steir, Jim Sullivan
August 1, 1972–
September 15, 1972
Documerica I
August 1, 1972–
September 15, 1972
Bill Lombardo: Ceramics and Drawings
June 27, 1972–
July 30, 1972
Homage to Sam Gilliam
June 27, 1972–
July 31, 1972
Executive Order No. 9066: The Internment of 110,000 Japanese Americans
June 27, 1972–
July 31, 1972
Recent British Prints: Marc Vaux, Tess Jaray, Kim Lim, Mark Lancaster
June 27, 1972–
July 31, 1972
Paul Vierthaler: Photographs and Photopaintings
June 13, 1972–
August 31, 1972
Summer's Lease: Loan by Washington Area Collectors
June 13, 1972–
August 31, 1972
Betty Parsons Collection
May 26, 1972–
July 16, 1972
Norman Rockwell: A Sixty Year Retrospective
May 16, 1972–
June 11, 1972
"Seventeen" Poster Exhibition
May 6, 1972–
June 4, 1972
Peter Milton: Etchings
May 6, 1972–
May 28, 1972
Akston: Selected Works
May 5, 1972–
May 28, 1972
John Altoon: Drawings and Prints
April 20, 1972–
June 23, 1972
6 From Washington (Carmen Almon, Joan Danziger, Mary Beth Edelson, Cynthia Bickley Green, J. L. Knight, Enid Sanford
April 7, 1972–
May 14, 1972
A. Bierstadt (A Retrospective Exhibition of the Work of Albert Bierstadt)
March 17, 1972–
April 23, 1972
William T. Wiley
January 14, 1972–
February 13, 1972
Soviet Union: Arts and Crafts in Ancient Times and Today
December 10, 1971–
January 31, 1972
Wayne Thiebaud: Graphics 1964-71
December 3, 1971–
January 3, 1972
Movie Palace Modern: Drawings by A. B. Heinsberger
December 3, 1971–
January 2, 1972
Alexander Calder Tapestries
October 9, 1921–
October 23, 1991
Etchings by George Elbert Burr