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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 21, 1991–
January 31, 1992
19th Century American Works on Paper
December 14, 1991–
February 16, 1992
GALLERY ONE: The Body Electric: Zizi Raymond and Kiki Smith
November 23, 1991–
January 19, 1992
Typologies: Nine Contemporary Photographers
October 12, 1991–
December 15, 1991
Lou Stovall: Heroes, Teachers, and Friends
October 12, 1991–
December 15, 1991
Alfred Hutty and the Charleston Renaissance
September 21, 1991–
December 8, 1991
Director's Choice: Sport in Art from American Museums
September 14, 1991–
November 17, 1991
GALLERY ONE: Joyce Scott: I-con-no-body/I-con-o-graphy
September 7, 1991–
November 10, 1991
42nd Biennial Exhibition of Contemporary American Painting
July 20, 1991–
September 29, 1991
Bernice Abbott: Photographer: A Modern Vision
July 6, 1991–
December 29, 1991
D.C. Bicentennial Exhibition
June 15, 1991–
August 11, 1991
Robert Rauschenberg: The Early 1950s
May 11, 1991–
July 7, 1991
GALLERY ONE: William T. Wiley: Struck! Sure? Sound/Unsound
May 11, 1991–
July 7, 1991
Changing Reality: Recent Soviet Photography
April 8, 1991–
May 5, 1991
Stow Wengenroth Prints
March 16, 1991–
May 12, 1991
Reckoning with Winslow Homer: His Late Works and Their Influence
March 9, 1991–
April 7, 1991
George de Vincent: Journey in Time: A 40th Anniversary Celebration of Arena Stage
March 2, 1991–
April 14, 1991
GALLERY ONE: Thomas Kovachevich: Seeing Invisible Things
February 2, 1991–
March 31, 1991
Tony Cragg: Sculpture, 1975-1990
December 15, 1990–
February 24, 1991
The Democratic Forest: Photographs by William Eggleston
December 8, 1990–
February 17, 1991
Inability to Endure or Deny the World: Representation and Text in the Work of Robert Morris
December 8, 1990–
February 10, 1991
GALLERY ONE: Transgressions: Donald Lipski and Buzz Spector
October 9, 1921–
October 23, 1991
Etchings by George Elbert Burr