Hilla Rebay records

Collection Overview

Repository:

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Archives.

Creator:

Museum of Non-Objective Painting. Office of the Director.

Title:

Hilla Rebay records

Call Number:

A0010

Dates:

1882-1967 (bulk 1937-1952)

Volume:

46 cubic ft. (141 boxes)

Historical Abstract:

Hilla Rebay met Solomon R. Guggenheim in 1927 and served as his art advisor before becoming director of the Museum of Non-Objective Painting in 1939. She resigned from her directorship in 1952.

Scope and Content Abstract:

The Hilla Rebay records document the activities of Hilla Rebay (HR), first director of the Museum of Non-Objective Painting (MNOP). Topics covered within the collection include the governance of the MNOP; the establishment and operation of the MNOP; the MNOP's support of nonobjective art through scholarships and its promotion of nonobjective film; the activities of Rudolf Bauer; the exhibitions and permanent collection of the MNOP; the activities of HR independent of her work for the MNOP; and the research interests of HR and her staff. Correspondence comprises the majority of this collection. Other record types include articles, essays, and lecture transcriptions; exhibition brochures and checklists; meeting minutes; memoranda and notes; newspaper and magazine clippings; photographs and color reproductions; press releases; record books; reports; and scholarship applications.

Location:

Language:

Collection is primarily in English and German.

Arrangement:

Organized into 6 series: 1. Governance; 2. Administration; 3. Rudolf Bauer; 4. Exhibitions and Objects; 5. Personal; and 6. Research.

Restrictions:

The collection is unrestricted unless otherwise indicated in the folder list.

Publication Rights:

Requests for permission to publish material from this collection should be discussed with the Manager of the Library and Archives.

Preferred Citation:

Hilla Rebay records. A0010. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Archives, New York, NY.

Subjects:

Art museum directors.
Art museums--United States--New York.
Art patrons--United States.
Art, Abstract.
Bauer, Rudolf, 1889-1953.
Guggenheim, Solomon R., 1861-1949.
Kandinsky, Wasily, 1866-1944.
Museum of Non-Objective Painting.
Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation.
Wright, Frank Lloyd, 1867-1959.

Contributors:

Rebay, Hilla, 1896-1967.

Related Materials:

Hilla von Rebay Foundation Archive. M0007. Solomon R. Guggenheim Archives, New York, NY.

Finding aid prepared by Archives Staff in June 2011.

Historical Note

HR was born Hildegard Anna Augusta Elisabeth Rebay von Ehrenwiesen to Franz Josef Rebay von Ehrenwiesen and Antonie von Eicken on May 31, 1890 in Strasburg, Germany (now Strasbourg, France). She took private art lessons in her youth and attended the Höhere Mädchenschule, where she studied under Professor August Zinkeisen, a member of the Düsseldorf Academy. HR enrolled at the Cologne Kunstgewerbeschule in 1908 but moved to Paris the following year to study at the Académie Julian. In 1910 HR moved back to Germany and held her first exhibition at the Cologne Kunstverein in 1912. Subsequently, HR returned to Paris, and met her mentor, Félix Fénéon, an artistic director of the Galerie Bernheim-Jeune and supporter of Neo-Impressionism. Fénéon introduced HR to private collectors, galleries, and artists' studios. In 1913, HR contributed several works at spring exhibitions of the Munich Secessions and the Salon des Indépendants in Paris. At the end of 1915, while traveling to Zurich, HR met Jean Arp who encouraged HR to embrace the idea of nonobjective painting. Arp also introduced her to the work of Marc Chagall, Vasily Kandinsky (VK), Paul Klee, Franz Marc, and Rudolf Bauer (RB). Thanks to Arp, HR met Herwarth Walden and associated with avant-garde art in Germany through the Galerie Der Sturm in 1916. It was in 1917 at the Galerie Der Sturm that HR met and began a long relationship with RB, who profoundly impacted her art and emotional life. Throughout this period, HR participated in many group and individual exhibitions, and met many artists, including Kurt Schwitters, Viking Eggeling, Max Ernst, Eric Mendelsohn, and Otto Nebel with whom HR and RB later co-founded Die Krater.

HR came to the United States in 1927. After relocating to New York City, HR exhibited collages and drawings first at the Worcester Art Museum in Massachusetts and later at the Galleries of Marie Sterner in New York City. In 1928, HR was commissioned to paint a portrait of Solomon R. Guggenheim (SRG). While working on the portrait, HR introduced SRG to the world of abstraction and encouraged him to begin a collection of nonobjective painting. Throughout 1929 and 1930, SRG collected nonobjective paintings on HR's advice. HR and the Guggenheims first visited VK's studio and purchased his work during their trip to Switzerland in 1929. In addition to VK, HR and the Guggenheims met many nonobjective artists including Chagall, Robert Delaunay, Fernand Léger, Albert Gleizes, and László Moholy-Nagy. At this time, SRG commissioned RB to act as an art dealer on SRG's behalf in order to develop a nonobjective collection of European art for his growing art collection. SRG also provided RB with a subsidy that allowed RB to open his own gallery-museum in Berlin, Das Geistreich ("the realm of the spirit"). As the SRG Collection had grown substantially by the end of 1930, SRG decided to install his collection in his rooms at the Plaza Hotel in 1931. It was in 1931 when HR began to articulate her ideas for a museum which would serve as "a temple to nonobjectivity."

In 1936, the SRG Collection was first shown to the public at the Gibbes Memorial Art Gallery in South Carolina. In addition to exhibiting her own work in this exhibition, HR wrote an introductory essay, "Definition of Non-Objective Painting." On June 25, 1937, SRG established the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation (SRGF) for "the promotion and encouragement and education in art and the enlightenment of the public" and named HR as curator. HR became a trustee of the SRGF in 1938. The SRGF purchased a house for HR in Connecticut, which was named Franton Court, in exchange for the donation of her art collection to the SRGF. The SRGF planned to create a museum, and provided money to fund stipends and employment opportunities for American artists in great need.

The SRGF opened the Museum of Non-Objective Painting (MNOP) on June 1, 1939, at 24 East 54th street in New York City. HR was named as the first director of the MNOP. Among the significant exhibitions were a Kandinsky retrospective in 1945 and a László Moholy-Nagy retrospective in 1947. SRG continued to develop his collection based on HR's advice throughout this period. SRG and HR purchased the entire estate of Karl Nierendorf following his death in 1947. This acquisition added over 700 new works for the collection, largely German Expressionist painting. Throughout her tenure at the MNOP, HR advised SRG in developing the SRG Collection; wrote and lectured on nonobjective art; provided scholarships and funds for art supplies to artists; educated the public about the nonobjective art; sponsored many European artists by sending CARE packages during wartime; provided critique and instruction to young artists; and supported American abstract artists.

Out of a desire to find a permanent home for the SRG Collection, in 1943 HR contacted Frank Lloyd Wright (FLW) to design a new museum building. The site for the museum on Fifth Avenue and 89th Street on the Upper East Side of Manhattan was secured in 1944. The construction of the building was completed in 1959. Temporary locations for the MNOP were kept during this period and exhibitions continued to be held.

In the late 1940s, HR actively participated in exhibitions of her own artwork in Europe. HR sent several works to the Paris exhibition, "Deuxième Salon des Réalités Nouvelles," held in 1947. During her visit to Europe in 1948, HR also met gallery owner Otto Stangl and a group of painters called the Gruppe der Gegenstandslosen (Group of the Nonobjectivists) in Munich. They made her an honorary member in 1949. HR later exhibited with them under the name of ZEN 49.

HR resigned as director of the MNOP in 1952, the year when the name of the museum was officially changed to the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum (SRGM) in honor of its founder. After leaving the museum, HR continued to exhibit her artwork and traveled the world. She continued to support artists interested in nonobjective art, including Georges Vantongerloo, Julius Bissier, Piero Dorazio, Ellsworth Kelly, and Jack Youngerman. HR died of heart and circulatory complications on September 27, 1967. HR was buried with her parents in Teningen, Germany.

Chronology

	1890	Born in Strasburg, Germany (now Strasbourg, France) on May 31
	1927	Came to the United States and met Solomon R. Guggenheim (SRG)
	1930	Introduced SRG to Vasily Kandinsky (VK)
	1936	Organized the first of three loan exhibitions entitled Solomon R. Guggenheim Collection of Non-Objective Paintings
	1938	Named Curator of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation
	1939	Appointed Director of the Museum of Non-Objective Painting (MNOP); the MNOP's first exhibition, Art of Tomorrow, opened to the public
	1943	Contacted Frank Lloyd Wright to design a new museum building
	1945	Organized a major retrospective of VK's oeuvre
	1947	Organized a major retrospective of László Moholy-Nagy's oeuvre
	1952	Resigned as Director of the MNOP on March 29 and became Director Emeritus
	1967	Passed away on September 27

Bibliography

DC Moore Gallery. Hilla Rebay and the Museum of Non-Objective Painting. New York: DC Moore Gallery, 2005.

Lukach, Joan M. Hilla Rebay: In Search of the Spirit in Art. New York: George Braziller, Inc., 1983.

Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation. Art of Tomorrow: Hilla Rebay and Solomon R. Guggenheim. New York: Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, 2005.

Scope and Content Note

Information on the operations of the MNOP can be found in Series 1: Governance and Series 2: Administration. Series 1: Governance covers the stewardship of the MNOP under the SRGF's Board of Trustees, while Series 2: Administration documents HR's vision for the MNOP and her promotion and administrative oversight of it. Information on the development of Solomon R. Guggenheim's (SRG) art collection and the permanent collection of the MNOP can be found in Series 3: Rudolf Bauer and Series 4: Exhibitions and Objects. In addition to documenting Rudolf Bauer's (RB) activities on behalf of the SRGF and his relationship with SRG and HR, Series 3: Rudolf Bauer provides information on RB's own work as an artist and gallerist. Series 4: Exhibitions and Objects provides information on the MNOP's exhibitions, loans, and holdings of individual works of art. Series 5: Personal documents HR's activities and interests independent of the MNOP. HR often intermingled her personal and business activities, however, and as a result, Series 5: Personal contains HR's personal copies of select administration records. Likewise, some of her personal correspondence and financial records can be found in Series 2: Administration. Series 6: Research documents the interests of HR and her staff and consists of artist biographies and subject files of collected materials on a wide range of topics, including artists.

Variations in spelling within this finding aid reflect discrepancies between the spelling used at the time the records were created and the preferred spelling used by the SRGF today.

Digitized highlights can be seen at http://www.guggenheim.org/nhprcfindings.

Series Descriptions

Series 1. Governance, 1937-1959 (bulk 1937-1952), 2.55 cubic ft.

Summary: Series 1: Governance documents the activities of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation's (SRGF) Board of Trustees (BOT) and the governance of the Museum of Non-Objective Painting (MNOP). Record types within the series include correspondence and memoranda; BOT meeting minutes and agendas; reports on museum activities; financial records; and governing documents such as copies of the SRGF's charter and by-laws. BOT correspondence is heavily represented in this series. The incoming and outgoing correspondence of individual trustees can be found under the trustee's name; records of individual trustees are arranged according to whether the trustee was a member or officer and are then further arranged alphabetically. Day Files, which contain carbon copies of the BOT's outgoing correspondence, are arranged chronologically; Day Files regarding MNOP administrative matters can be found in Series 2: Administration. Reports on the activities of the MNOP are also heavily represented in this series and provide a wealth of concise information on the operations of the MNOP and SRGF.

Arrangement: Alphabetical

Series 2. Administration, 1927-1953 (bulk 1937-1951), 27.8 cubic ft.

Summary: Series 2. Administration documents the establishment and operation of the Museum of Non-Objective Painting (MNOP) and its support of nonobjective art under the direction of Hilla Rebay (HR) from 1937 until 1952. The series is comprised of brochures, correspondence, lecture texts, memoranda, newspaper and magazine articles, record books, reports, scholarship applications, and writings. Correspondence is heavily represented in this series and is arranged according to a filing system created by MNOP staff. Correspondence is arranged alphabetically by last name, subject, or type. Additionally, a general correspondence section exists for each letter of the alphabet. Please note that the original filing system was not always consistent; when looking for the correspondence of a particular individual, look under the individual's last name as well as under the relevant general correspondence section. Carbon copies of outgoing MNOP administrative correspondence are arranged chronologically in the Day Files. Day Files composed of outgoing Board of Trustee correspondence can be found in Series 1: Governance. Appreciation letters were compiled and arranged separately from other correspondence by MNOP staff; these letters, largely from artists, express support for non-objective painting, the MNOP, and/or HR. Additional public feedback is contained in the weekly Hostess Reports and Public Comments. The Hostess Reports are composed of testimonials by gallery visitors that were collected by the MNOP staff. Information from the Hostess Reports was utilized by HR in correspondence, reports to the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, and in creating Public Comments. Public Comments are testimonial excerpts that have been filed by subject. Some of the Public Comments were also used to produce a booklet promoting the museum. This series further documents the MNOP's public affairs efforts through press releases, copies of newspaper advertisements, and scripts for radio broadcasts and interviews with HR. Series 2: Administration also contains articles, essays, and transcribed lectures on the MNOP and on nonobjective art in general. The titles of some of these writings contain a number that was assigned by the MNOP. Articles used for general research or reference can be found in Series 5. Research. Information on the day-to-day administrative aspects of the MNOP can be found under Office Files, which were created by MNOP staff for general office use; information on the various buildings that housed Solomon R. Guggenheim's art collection and the MNOP can be found in the buildings section of this series. The HR administration not only operated the MNOP but also provided donations and scholarships to the nonobjective art community. Records in this series document HR's efforts to encourage domestic nonobjective painters through monthly paint fund checks and scholarships. The MNOP also sent aid to European artists, art collectors, and critics, as well as to the families of artists and MNOP employees living in Europe. Additional information on the MNOP efforts to support nonobjective artistic endeavors can be found in the records related to film. Highlights of the film records include reports on Charles Dockum's Mobile Color Projector as well as Dwinell Grant's original studies and color experiments for non-objective films.

Arrangement: Alphabetical

Series 3. Rudolf Bauer, 1917-1955 (bulk 1930-1944), 1.95 cubic ft.

Summary: Series 3: Rudolf Bauer documents the activities of Rudolf Bauer (RB) both before and after his immigration to the United States from Germany. Records types contained within this series include correspondence, memoranda, and telegrams; financial, legal, and acquisition records; personal writings; newspaper articles; printed ephemera; and reports. The series is divided into two subseries: A.) Personal and B.) Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation Activities. Material in subseries A.) Personal pertains to RB's activities independent of his work for the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation (SRGF). Included in this subseries are short texts written by RB and records related to RB's Das Geistreich gallery/museum as well as his own artistic work and exhibition activities. Subseries B.) Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation Activities documents RB's work on behalf of the SRGF and assistance provided to RB from the SRGF. This subseries contains a large amount of documentation pertaining to acquisitions facilitated by RB. Acquisitions information can be found both under the acquisitions heading and under correspondence. Correspondence contains both RB's incoming and outgoing correspondence, including correspondence with Solomon R. Guggenheim, Hilla Rebay, and Albert Thiele that predates the formation of the SRGF. Also heavily represented within this subseries is information pertaining to the Bauer Trust, which was established by the SRGF to support RB during his lifetime. With the exception of immigration records, the majority of legal records are restricted.

Arrangement: Organized into 2 subseries: A.) Personal and B.) Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation Activities.

Series 4. Exhibitions and Objects, 1936-1952 (bulk 1939-1951), 3.75 cubic ft.

Summary: Series 4. Exhibitions and Objects documents exhibitions organized by Hilla Rebay as well as activities surrounding the custodianship, documentation, lending, and shipping of individual works of art—both those within the permanent collection of the Museum of Non-Objective Painting (MNOP) and those borrowed from other institutions or individuals. While the majority of information within this series pertains to exhibition and collections-care activities during Rebay's directorship of the MNOP, information can also be found on Solomon R. Guggenheim's collection prior to the 1939 establishment of the museum, including information on a series of traveling exhibitions first organized in 1936. The majority of the records within this series document exhibitions. Exhibition records include: brochures; catalogues and catalogue information; checklists (both internal and published); correspondence; exhibition planning documents; invitations, announcements, and press releases; newspaper and magazine clippings, and information on shipping and insurance. In addition to providing information on exhibitions of original works of art, the series documents traveling exhibitions of reproductions organized by the MNOP. Information on the commercial production and sale of the reproduction plates, as well as samples, can be found in Series 2: Administration. Exhibition material is arranged alphabetically by exhibition title, and if known, an exhibition number is indicated in parenthesis after the title. Exhibition numbers were assigned by past Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum staff; exhibition numbers including a T denote that the exhibition was organized for another institution. Information on completely unidentified exhibitions can be found in the general exhibitions section; in cases where the title of an exhibition has not been securely identified, a descriptive title has been placed in brackets. Permanent collection records primarily document acquisition activities. Also heavily represented within this series are inventories, which provide information on the location and holdings of works of art both before and after the formation of the MNOP. The folder titles for inventories reflect the titles assigned to the inventories by MNOP staff. Information pertaining to acquisitions, conservation, loans, and shipping is restricted. Many documents that deal with insurance matters are also restricted.

Arrangement: Alphabetical

Series 5. Personal, 1925-1967 (bulk 1937-1958), 4.95 cubic ft.

Summary: Series 5. Personal documents Hilla Rebay's (HR) interests as an artist; citizenship and naturalization; personal correspondence and finances; health, household and residences; and travel during and after her directorship at the Museum of Non-Objective Painting (MNOP). The series is comprised of correspondence, insurance forms, legal documents, photographs, newspapers and magazine articles, sketches, notes, and ephemera. The residential records focus on the alterations, renovations, furnishings, and gardens of Franton Court in Westport (Green Farms), Connecticut and Sunlife in Jefferson, New Hampshire. Additional information on HR's possessions, ranging from clothes to furniture to vehicles, is found in insurance records. The series also includes collective letters which were written by HR to provide regular updates on her activities, particularly while traveling. Some of these letters contain lists of recipients and are written in a combination of German and English. Travel documents include trips to the southwest, west coast, Europe, Japan, and South America. Museum business contains HR's personal copies of select administration records. Undated and/or unidentified texts by HR can be found in three locations: autobiographical notes; correspondence: unidentified drafts; and notes and drafts. Highlights within the collection are her hand-drawn Christmas cards, enemy alien procedures within immigration and naturalization, information on HR's charitable donations, and her interest in new and alternative medical treatments including teeth and skull x-rays. HR often overlapped her personal and business lives, and as a result, additional personal correspondence and financial records can be found in Series 2: Administration.

Arrangement: Alphabetical

Series 6. Research, 1882-1967 (bulk 1940-1966), 5 cubic ft.

Summary: Series 6. Research is comprised of materials collected by Hilla Rebay (HR) or her staff. The series is divided into two categories: artist biographies and subject files. The artist biographies were likely created by the museum staff and vary from a single sentence to a couple pages. The HR and Kandinsky files also contain longer narrative biographies not written by the staff. Subject files are comprised mostly of newspaper and magazine clippings, but also contain collected ephemera. The subject files reflect the range of HR's personal and professional interests. HR's annotations, found on many of the materials within the subject files, reflect her opinions, thoughts, and reactions. The files have remained organized in the original categories from HR's administration.

Arrangement: Alphabetical

Folder List

Series 1. Governance, 1937-1959 (bulk 1937-1952), 2.55 cubic ft.

Box	Folder	Title					Date
		Board of Trustees
			Committees
				Building
3000	1				Correspondence: Architectural Forum: Magazine of Building		1952
3000	2				Meeting Minutes (restricted)		1952
					Wright, Frank Lloyd
3000	3a					The American Institute of Architects Citation	1949
3000	3b					Brochure: Opening Ceremonies of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum	1959
3000	4					Text: Concerning the Solomon R. Guggenheim Memorial Museum	1952
				Education
3000	5				Activities		1937
3000	6				Scholarship Application and Letter of Appointment		1938
5039	1			Finance (2 folders) (restricted)			1943-1953
3000	7-8		Correspondence: General (2 folders) (1 restricted)				1937-1943
3000, 3001, 3002	9-18, 1-13, 1-9		Day Files (32 folders) (16 restricted)				1938-1958
			Finance
				Guaranty Trust Company of New York
3002	10				Guggenheim Nitrate Corporation (restricted)		1949-1957
3002	11-12				Nebel, Otto (2 folders)		1938-1951
3002, 5039	13, 2			Hilla von Rebay Trust (2 folders)			1943-1953
			Legal Council
3003	1			Law Offices of V. Henry Rothschild, 2nd (restricted)			1940-1941
3003	2			White and Case (restricted)			1945-1946
3003	3		Lists of Officers and Members				1951, undated
5039	3		Meeting Agenda (restricted)				1945
3003	4-6		Meeting Minutes (3 folders) (restricted)				1943-1951
			Members
3003	7			Boothe, Willis H.: Correspondence: Clarence Rothschild			1941
				Havemeyer, Henry O.: Correspondence
3003	8				Grant, Dwinell		1941
3003	9				Rebay, Hilla		1942-1951
3003	10-12			Levy, Louis: Correspondence: Hilla Rebay (3 folders) (1 restricted)			1938-1952
				Newlin, A. Chauncey
3003	13				Correspondence: Hilla Rebay		1944-1950
3003	14				Memoranda: General (restricted)		1943
			Memoranda
3003	15			General			1951
3003	16			For the Historical Record from the Creator of the Foundation's Former Collections			circa 1952
3003	17			For the Trustees			1952
3003	18		Notes on the Paintings (restricted)				undated
			Officers
				Bullis, Ralph
3003	19				Correspondence: Hilla Rebay		1938-1945
3003	20				Memoranda: Hilla Rebay		1941
				Castle Stewart, Arthur Stuart, Earl: Correspondence
3003	21				Cassou, Jean		1951
3003	22				Rebay, Hilla		1951-1952
3003	23				Rossell, Margaret (Secretary to Hilla Rebay)		undated, 1951-1952
3003	24-26			Guggenheim, Harry F.: Correspondence: Hilla Rebay (3 folders)			1941-1952
				Guggenheim, Solomon R.
					Correspondence
3003	27					General: Congratulatory	1937
3003	28					American Consul Basel Switzerland	1940
3003	29					Barr, Alfred	1940
3003	30					Board of Trustees	1938
3003	31					Burchenal, Elizabeth	1939
3003	32					Carlebach Gallery	1949
3003	33					Delaunay, Robert	1938
3003	34					Delaunay, Robert; Gleizes, Albert; Rambosson, Ivanhoe; Coeffin, Mrs. ?, Delaunay, Sonia; and Richter, Rolf	undated
3003	35					Edson, Ebie	1938
3003	36					The Educational Alliance	1939
3003	37					Grant, Dwinell	1942
3003	38					Hartmann, Sadakichi	1937
3003	39					Havemeyer, Henry O.	1945
3003	40					Havemeyer, Mary Beard	1940
3003	41					Higgins, William (restricted)	1939
3003	42					Joralemon, Dorothy	1938
3003	43					Kelekian, Dikran	1938
3003	44					Knoller, Jacob	1944
3003	45					Lawson-Johnston, Peter	1949
3003	46					Levy, Louis	1938
3003	47					MacCracken, William P.	1947
3003	48					Maybank, Hon. Burnet R.	1937
3003	49					Mount Holyoke	1938
3003	50					Newlin, A. Chauncey	1944
3004	1					Rambosson, Ivanhoe	1938-1939
3004	2-5					Rebay, Hilla (4 folders)	1937-1949
3004	6					Rebay, Roland	undated
3004	7					Richter, George	1942
3004	8					Sager, Peter	1938
3004	9					Savannah Evening Press	1938
3004	10-11					Thiele, Albert (2 folders) (1 restricted)	1939, 1949
3004	12					Viele, Chase	1943
3004	13					Westport Bank and Trust Company	1945
3004	14					Wolfe, Alan L.	1945
3004	15				Memoranda: Higgins, William (restricted)		1937-1939
3004	16				Statement of Purpose of Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation		undated
				Higgins, William: Correspondence
3004	17				General: Regarding Friedrich Vordemberge-Gildewart		1938-1939
3004	18				Barr, Alfred		1940
3004	19				Macgowan, Kenneth		1937
3004	20				Mason, H? (restricted)		1938
3004	21				Rebay, Hilla		1937-1939
3004	22				Richards, Mabel H.		1938
				Hunt, Clinton
					Correspondence
3004	23					Allied Van Lines	1949
3004	24					Art Institute of Chicago	1952
3004	25					Artists Equity Association (restricted)	1951
3004	26					Board of Trustees	1951
3004	27					Empire Safe Deposit Company	1950
3004	28-30					Rebay, Hilla (3 folders) (1 restricted)	1945-1953
3004	31-32					Rossell, Margaret (2 folders) (1 restricted)	1952
3004	33-34					Slevin, Joseph (2 folders) (1 restricted)	1946-1947
3004	35					Stone, Thomas (restricted)	1945-1946
3004	36					United States Post Office	1951
3004	37					Warner, Helen	1948
					Memoranda
3004	38					General	1947-1951
3004	39					Bullis, Ralph	1951
3004	40					Collins, Fred	1951
3004	41					Rebay, Hilla	1951
3004	42					Riley, Orin	1950
3004	43					Rossell, Margaret	1950-1951
3004	44-45			Javana, Max William: Correspondence: Hilla Rebay (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1945-1948
				Rothschild, Clarence: Correspondence
3004, 3005, 5039	46-48, 1, 4				Rebay, Hilla (5 folders) (1 restricted)		1939-1949
3005	2				Waldes, Ica		1946
				Thiele, Albert E.
					Correspondence
3005	3					Castle Stewart, Arthur Stuart, Earl	1952
3005	4					Cohen, Walter	1948
3005	5					Guggenheim Nitrate Corporation	1951
3005	6					Healy, Ann	1946
3005	7					Heythum, Antonin	1942
3005	8					Kickinson, Joseph	1948
3005	9-13					Rebay, Hilla (5 folders) (1 restricted)	1937-1950
3005	14					Slevin, Joseph	1945
3005	15					Viele, Chase	1943
3005	16					Warner, Helen	1946
					Memoranda
3005	17					Morris, Marie	1946
3005	18					Rebay, Hilla	1946-1949
				Whelpley, Medley G.: Correspondence
3005	19				Rebay, Hilla		1943
3005	20				Rossell, Margaret		1951
3005, 3006, 3007, 5039	21-24, 1-10, 1-2, 5		Reports: Activities of the Museum of Non-Objective Painting (17 folders)				1948-1952
3007	3	By-Laws and Charter of Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation					1937
3007	4	Customs and Tax Exceptions					1938

Series 2. Administration, 1927-1953 (bulk 1937-1951), 27.8 cubic ft.

Box	Folder	Title					Date
3007, 3008, 5039	5-10, 1-10, 6	Appreciation Letters (17 folders)					1936-1952
3008, 3009	11-16, 1-13	Artist Criticisms (19 folders)					1940-1952
3009	14-19	Attendance and Sales Reports (6 folders)					1939-1942, 1945, 1947-1949, 1951-1952
		Background Information on Museum
3009	20		Data about the Museum of Non-Objective Painting and the Solomon R. Guggenheim				undated
5039	7		History of the Museum of Non-Objective Painting				undated, 1948, 1951
3009, 3010	21-23, 1-2	Bonwitt-Teller Window Displays: Photographs (5 folders)					1947
		Buildings
			1 East 88th Street
3010	3			Alterations, Furnishings, and Maintenance			1951
3010	4			Finance			1951
3010	5			Photographs			1951-1952
			24 East 54th Street
3010	6			Architectural Drawings			1939
3010	7			Hours			1939
3010	8			Newspaper and Magazine Clippings			1939
				Photographs
3010	9				Façade		circa 1939
3010	10				Fashion Shoot		circa 1939
3010	11				Preparators Building Frames		circa 1939
3010	12				Preparators Framing Hilla Rebay's Contrast no. 1 (1943-45)		circa 1945
3010	13				Preparators Moving Artwork		circa 1939
3010	14				Staff Photographing Artwork		circa 1939
3010	15			Postcards			undated
3010	16			Signs			1939-1943
			1071 Fifth Avenue Townhouse
3010	17-18			Alterations: William Muschenheim (2 folders)			1944, 1947-1948
3010	19			Block Diagram			1944
3010	20-21			Furnishings and Maintenance (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1945-1948
3010	22			Improvement of Vacant Lot			1951
3010, 3128, 5039	23, 1, 8			Legal (3 folders)			1944-1947
				Opening
3010	24				Announcement		undated 1947
3010	25				Invite List		1947
				Photographs
3010	26				Façade		undated
3010	27				Interior		undated
3087	1-7				Museum Tour (7 folders)		1948
3010	28				North Property		1951
3010	29				Renovation		1952
3010	30			Relocation			1947
			Carnegie Hall
3010	31			Correspondence: Kurt Martin			undated
3010	32			Finance			1942
3010	33			Furnishings and Maintenance			1943-1950
3010	34			Lease			1945, 1950
			Frank Lloyd Wright Building
3011	1			Bibliography: Frank Lloyd Wright			undated
				Correspondence
3011	2				General		1944-1945
3011	3-4				Wright, Frank Lloyd (2 folders)		1943-1952
3011	5-6			Newspaper and Magazine Clippings			1945-1953, undated
				Notes and Sketches
3011	7				Rebay, Hilla		undated
3011	8				Wright, Frank Lloyd		undated
				Photographs
3011	9				Architectural Drawing		undated
3011, 3127	10, 1-3				Building Model (4 folders)		1945
3011	11				Press Luncheon at the Plaza Hotel		circa 1945
3011	12				Reproduction Requests		1952
3011, 5039	13-14, 9			Press Releases (3 folders)			undated
				Statements to the Press
3011	15				Guggenheim, Solomon R.		1944-1945
3011	16				Rebay, Hilla		1951
3011	17				Wright, Frank Lloyd		undated
			Plaza Hotel Apartment
3011	18			Appraisal Inventory of Residential Furnishings			1936
3011	19-30			Artists' Tea (12 folders)			1939-1942
3011	31			Lecture: Rebay, Hilla: Progress of Painting			undated
3011	32			Luncheon			1949
3011	33			Newspaper and Magazine Clippings			1951
3011	34			Photographs			undated
				Showings
3011	35				Invitation Letters		1938-1940, 1946
3011	36				Invite List		1939-1942
3011	37				Report of Plaza Showings		1941
3012	1				Requests to See Artwork		1937-1948
3012, 5039	2, 10		Real Estate Offers (2 folders)				1941-1943
			Trillora Court at Sands Point, Long Island (Solomon R. and Irene Guggenheim's Home)
3012	3			Map			undated
3012	4			Photograph			1940
				Renovation
5039	11				Bedroom Floor Plan: Sketch		circa 1940
3012	5				Correspondence		1940
3012	6				Estimates and Receipts		1940-1942
3012	7				Furnishings: Material Swatches		1940
3012	8				Illustrated Drawing		circa 1940
3012	9				Memoranda		1940
3012	10-11	Businesses Offering Products and Services (2 folders)					1937-1941
3012, 5039	12, 12	Christmas Cards (2 folders)					1940-1951
		Correspondence
			A
3013, 5040	1-10, 1			General (11 folders) (1 restricted)			undated, 1939-1952
3013	11			Adams, Judge			circa 1942
3013	12			Addison Gallery of American Art			1941
3013	13			Adler, Rose			1938
3013	14			Agencia Literaria-Traducciones Espanolas-Americanas			1943
3013	15			Aharon, Gregor			1941
3013	16-17			Albers, Josef (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1951-1952
3013	18			Albright-Knox Art Gallery			1935
3013	19			Allen, Georgiana			1940-1941
3013	20			Allisat, Herbert, Dr.			1939-1941
3013	21			Allman, Henry			1938
3013	22			American Art for American Homes Week			1940-1941
3013	23			American Association of Museums			1945-1946, 1951
3013	24			American Express Company			1947, 1950-1951
3013	25			American Federation of the Arts			1938-1942
3013	26			American Forestry Association			1943
3013	27			American Library of Color Slides			1941
3013	28			American Mission to Lepers			1943
3013	29			American Railway Express Company			1943
3013	30			American Society for Aesthetics			1942
3013	31			Antorini, Lucille			1940-1941
3013	32			Aram, Dr.?			1942
3013	33			Armitage, Merle			1937
3013	34			Art Appreciation Movement			1942
3013	35-36			Art Institute of Chicago (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1939-1949
3014	1-3			Art Institutes, Galleries, and Museums (3 folders) (1 restricted)			1943-1952
3014	4			Artists Equity Association			1950-1952
3014	5			Artists Union of America			1937
3014	6			Arts Club of Chicago			1935-1936
3014	7			Arts Club of Washington			undated
3014	8			Ashmore, Jerome			1951
3014	9			Askew, R. Kirk			1944
3014	10			AUFBAU			1941-1942
3014	11			Augusta Arts Club			1947
			B
3014, 3015, 5040	12-16, 1-9, 2			General (15 folders) (1 restricted)			1938-1949
3015	10-11			Backer, Frank (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1947
3015	12			Baldwin, Raymond E.			1944
3015	13			Baltimore Museum of Art (restricted)			1948
3015	14			Barnes, Ryllis			1939-1942
3015	15			Barnhart, Edward			1940
3015	16			Barnstone, Howard			1944
3015	17			Barr, Alfred			1943-1949
3015	18			Barrows, Charles			1947
3016	1			Beaudoin, Kenneth Lawrence			1943-1944
3016	2			Beck Engraving Company			1938-1940
3016, 5040	3, 3			Beckmann, Hannes (2 folders)			1946-1951
3016	4			Beckmann, Mrs. M. W.			1949
3016	5			Belson, Jordan			1947
3016	6			Benno, B. G.			1940-1942
3016	7			Berg, Boris and Sonia, Count and Countess			1943-1947
3016	8-9			Berger, Robert (2 folders)			1949-1952
3016	10			Berry, Unknown			1943
3016	11			Bethers, Ray			1947
3016	12			Biel, Eugene V. and Mary			1942-1950
3016	13			Bignou Gallery			1939-1940
3016	14			Bill, Max			1946-1951
3016	15			Binet, George			1942
3016	16			Bissier, Julius			1948?-1951
3016	17			Blake, Edwin M.			1944-1946
3016	18			Blanshard, Frances			1948-1949
3016	19			Blaue?, A.			1950
3016	20			Bloomfield, Zelda			1944
3016	21			Bok, Hannes			1942
3016	22			Bolander, Karl			1937-1938
3016	23			Bolotowsky, Ilya			1941-1942, 1952
3016	24			Bolton, Dorothy			1940
3016	25			Borden, Thelma			1940-1941
3016	26			Bowell, Peyton Jr.			1948
3016	27			Bozyan, Edith			1938
3016	28			Bradford Press			1936-1941
3016	29			Bragdon, Claude			1941-1942
3016	30			Braxton Art Company			1941-1942
3016	31			Brewer, Floyd E.			1940-1942
3016	32			Brightside Day Nursery and Kindergarten			1940
3016	33			Brooklyn Orchestral Society			1947
3016	34			Brooks, B.V.			1944
3016	35			Brown, Charles			1942
3016	36			Buchholz Gallery			1940-1949
5040	4			Budnick, Sidney			1943-1944
3016	37			Bureau of Customs			1939
3016	38			Burroughs Welcome & Co.			1947
3016	39			Burrow, Mrs.			1944
3016	40			Busa, Peter			1943
			C
3017	1-7			General (7 folders)			1937-1952
3017	8			Cablegrams			1950-1952
3017	9			Calder, Alexander			1945
3017	10			Carmichael, Gregory			1945
3017	11			Carnegie Hall			1939, 1942
3017	12			Carré, Louis			1937-1947
3017	13			Carter, Helen			1944
3017	14			Cash, Sherman A.			1939-1940
3017	15			Cassou, Jean			1951-1952
3017	16			Catholic University of America			1941
3017	17			Central Bureau for Registered Addresses			1939, 1948-1950
3017	18			Centurion, Penrod			1939-1943
3017	19			Change of Address			1952
3017	20			Chapellier, George			1943
3017	21			Chase, Virgil			1944
3017	22			Cheltenham Township Art Center			1942
3017	23			Cheney, Rowena			1946
3017	24			Cheney, Sheldon			1941-1944
3017	25			Chicago Historical Society			1944
3017	26			Cholley, Marie			1937-1946
3017	27			Cimino, Basil			1938-1939
3017	28			Citizens Committee for the Army and Navy			1942
3017	29			City of New York Department of Housing and Building			1945
3017	30			Clausen, Svend			1944-1950
3017	31			Cleveland, F. W.			1939
3017	32			Cleveland Museum of Art			1945-1949
3018	1			Cleveland, Stephen			1945-1948
3018	2			Clipping Services			1937-1946
3018	3			Clough, Stanley T.			1943
3018	4			Coble, Gilbert			1945
3018	5			Cohen, Richard P.			1952
3018	6			Cohen, Walter			1948, 1951
3018	7			College Art Association			1938-1951
3018	8			Columbia Broadcast System			1944
3018	9			Colvin, Blanche and Loula			1943
3018	10			Comer, Sarah Ryel			1943
3018	11			Congress of the United States			1949
3018	12			Cook, Walter W.S.			1937-1940
3018	13			Corazzo, Alexander			1941
3018	14			Cornell, Joseph			1937
3018	15			Cornyetz, Paul			1942
3018	16			Cortissoz, Royal			1943-1945
3018	17-18			Corwin, Tom (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1941
3018	19			Cox, Theodosia			1944
3018	20			Cranbrook Academy of Art			1946
3018	21			Crosby, Amy L.			1948
3018	22-23			Crosby, Roy Corwin (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1942-1944
3018	24			Crosley, Stewart			undated
3018	25			Crown Publishing			1942
3018	26			Customs			1939-1941
			D
3018	27-33			General (7 folders) (1 restricted)			1938-1952
3018	34			Danneman, Mrs. William			1944
3018	35			Davis Delaney Inc. Printers			1945-1948
3018	36			Davis, James Edward			1947-1948
3018	37			Davringhausen, Henri			1952
3018	38-39			Dayton Art Institute (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1940
3018	40			DeGrazia, Fred			1943-1944
3018	41			de Kruif, Paul			1940
3018	42			de Laban, Juana			1941
3018	43			de la Droitiere, Marguerite			1944
3018	44			Delafield, John			1939-1940
3018	45			Delaney, Beauford			1942
3018	46			Delej, Janos			1940
3018	47			Delvante, S.			1943
3018	48			De Niro, Robert			1940-1946
3019	1			Department of Justice: United States Attorney			1944
3019	2			der Hohannessian, Garabed			1941-1942
3019	3			Derwood, Gene			1941
3019	4			Design Creative Arts			1939-1940
3019	5			Detmond, Grand Duchess			1947
3019	6			Devree, Howard			1945
3019	7			Dewey, Mrs. Lloyd			1944
3019	8			Dieterle, Charlotte			1945
3019	9			Diller, Burgoyne			1939-1940
3019	10			Di Pace, Donato			1940
3019	11			Dingle, Edwin			1942-1943
3019	12			Disney, Walt			1956
3019	13			Dockum, Myrtle S.			1942
3019	14			Donovetsky, Ivan			1940
3019	15			Dows, Olin			1941
3019	16-17			Dreier, Katherine (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1944-1946
3019	18			Drewes, Werner			1939-1946
3019	19			Drouin, Rene			1948
3019	20			Dyer, Carlos			1939-1940
			E
3019, 5040	21-26, 5			General (7 folders)			1938-1952
3019	27			Eastern Art Association			1944
3019	28			Eastman Kodak Company			1939-1951
3019	29			Ediphone			1941
3019	30			Educational Alliance			1943
3019	31			Edwards, Emmet			1940-1947
3019	32			Egeressy, Olga			1942
3019	33			Eicken, Hans von			1948
3019	34			Eicken, Karl von			1946-1948
3019	35			Eldred, Thomas			1940-1943
3019	36			Emtage, G. Dalby			1943
3128	2			Engel-Pak, Ernest			1947
3019	37			Engel, Peter			1951
3019	38			Essman, Manuel			1938-1946
3019	39			Express Forwarding and Storage			1949
3019	40			Extension of Alien Bond: Vera Keenan			1940-1942
			F
3019, 3020	41-44, 1-6			General (10 folders) (1 restricted)			undated, 1937-1952
5040	6			Faisant, Ernest			1939-1940
3020	7			Fallot, Ruth			1943
3020	8			Father Flanagan's Boys Home			1946
3020	9			Feininger, Lyonel			1942
3020	10			Fénéon, Félix			1936-1937, 1945
3020	11			Fenn, Charles			1940-1941
3020	12-13			Feragil Galleries (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1938
3020	14			Ferren, John			undated
3020	15			Fine, Perle			1946
3020	16			Firma Svenskt Glass			undated
3020	17			Fisher, Reginald			1940
3020	18			Fortune Magazine			1939, 1941
3020	19			Four Arts Aid Society			1943
3020	20			Fowler, Thomas Coolidge			1944
3020	21			Frankenstein, Sam			1948
3020	22			Frankfurter, Alfred			1947
3020	23-24			Franklin, George (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1937-1940
3020	25			Funk and Wagnall's New Standard Encyclopedia			1944
			G
3020, 5040	26-36, 7			General (12 folders) (1 restricted)			undated, 1949-1952
3021	1			Galeria de Arte			1941
3021	2-3			Galerie Charpentier (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1939-1940
3021	4			Galerie Jeanne Bucher			1939
3021	5			The Gallery Press			1945-1949
3021	6			Gallwitz, Exchen von			1947-1948
3021	7			Garman, Ed			1942
3021	8			Gary, Ruth R.			undated
3021	9-10			Geiger, Rupprecht (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1950
3021	11			Geiges, Maja			1946
3021	12			George, George L.			1944-1946
3021	13			Geyso, Marie-Adelheid von			1948
3021	14			Gibbs, Sir Philip			1946-1947
3021	15			Gimpel, Peter			1948
3021	16			Gimpel, René			undated
3021	17			Gisela ?, Demi			1953
3021	18			Glarner, Fritz			1947
3021	19			Global Furniture Sevice			1946
3021	20			Goldblatt, Maurice			1949
3021	21			Gordon, Daniel			1945
3021	22			Government Printing Office			1944
3021	23			Grafley, Dorothy			1939-1942
3021	24			Grain, Mark			1947-1949
3021	25			Graves, Maitland			undated, 1950
3021	26			Greenwich Mattress Company			1939-1940
3021	27			Greiff, Buta			1946
3021, 5040	28, 8			Grohman, Will (2 folders)			undated, 1947
3021	29			Grossman, Noah			1940-1944
3021	30			Group Tours			1947
3021	31			Guggenheim, Edmund			1943-1944
3021	32			Guggenheim, Irene			undated
3021	33			Guggenheim, Meyer Robert			1949
3021	34			Guggenheim, Peggy (restricted)			1942
3021	35			Guggenheim, Simon			1939
3021	36			Gurlitt, Hildebrand			1946-1948
			H
3021, 5040	37-46, 9			General (11 folders) (1 restricted)			undated, 1938-1952
3021	47			Hachmuth, Henry			1943
3021	48			Hahn Brothers (restricted)			1938-1948
3021	49			Halle, Fannina			1945-1946
3021	50			Halpert, Edith			1942
3021	51			Halsey, W.F.			1942
3021	52			Halvorsen, Ruth			1940
3021	53			Hamilton, Carl			1941-1947
3021	54			Hamlin, Chauncey			1947
3022	1			Hammer Galleries			1941
3022	2			Hankinson, Bessie			1942
3022	3			Hanush, Hubert			1940-1941
3022	4			Harding, Walter			1943
3022	5			Harms, Ernest, Dr.			1940-1941
3022	6			Harrington, B.			1947
3022	7			Harris, Calvin			1942-1943
3022	8			Harris, Dan			1940-1941
3022	9			Harrison-Irvine, Jessamine			1943-1944
3022	10			Harrison, Wallace K.			1938
3022	11			Hathaway, G.A.			1943
3022	12			Hathaway, George			1942
3022	13			Hausmann, Raoul			1948
3022	14			Havemeyer, Mary Beard			1941
3022	15			Heard, Ida Mae			1946
3022	16			Hearst, Randolph			1947
3022	17			Heilman, Horace			1947
3022	18			Heitmanek, George			1945
3022	19			Herbert, Gordon			1941
3022	20			Herbert-Coeffin, Josette			1937-1939
3022	21			Herlichy, James			1940
3022	22			Herman, James			1943
3022	23			Herman, Simone			undated
3022	24			Hertzberg, Katherine			1945
3022	25			Herwarth, Baron			1946
3022	26			Higgins, John Woodman			1944-1947
3022	27			Hiler, Hilaire			1943
3022	28			Hobart, Mrs. Garret A.			1942
3022	29			Hogan, John			1944
3022	30-31			Hohenberg, Marguerite (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1940-1947
3022	32			Holtzman, Harry			1945
3022	33			Hospitals Receiving Reproductions from the Museum of Non-Objective Painting			1943-1946
3022	34			House of the Good Shepard			1943-1944
3022	35			Hübner, Gisela			1946-1947
3022	36			Hudson Forwarding and Shipping Co.			1938
3022	37			Hurst, Fletcher			1946
3022	38			Hyperion Press			1941
pppp			I
3022	39-41			General (3 folders)			1945-1952
3022	42			Ileig, Barbara			1942
3022	43			Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston (restricted)			1948
3022	44			Institute of International Education			1944
3022, 5040	45, 10			Institute of Mental Physics			1942-1945
3022	46			Institute of Modern Art			1940-1941
3022	47			Inter-American Bureau			1941-1942
3022	48			International Council of Museums			1950, 1953
3022	49			Invitations			1939-1944
3022	50			Italpress			1950
			J
3022	51-59			General (9 folders) (1 restricted)			1938-1951
3022	60			Jacques Seligmann & Co., Inc.			1946
3022	61			James, George S.			1952
3022	62			James, Lesley			1947
3022	63			Jamison, Jeannette			1944
3022	64			J. B. Lippincott Company			1941-1942
3023	1			Jewell, Edward Alden			1939-1944
3023	2			John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation			1938-1951
3023	3			Johnson, D. Rhodes			1939-1941
5040	11			Julius Lowy, Inc.			1938-1939
			K
3023	4-15			General (12 folders) (1 restricted)			undated, 1939-1952
3023	16			Kamrowski, Gerome			1938-1945
3023	17			Kasak, Nikelaj			1952
3023	18			Katchoubey, Princess Olga			1943-1948
3023	19			Kelly, Ellsworth			1952
3023	20			Kenneth H. Ripnen Company			1947
3024	1			Kepes, György			1951
3024	2			Kerns, Maude			1941-1945
3024	3			Kimball, Fiske			1945
3024	4			Kirby, Gustavus T.			1945
3024	5			Klee, Paul			1939-1941
3024	6			Klein, Erich			1948
3024	7			Klinge, Ilse			1947
3024	8			Konnerth, Lotte			1948
3024	9			Koppelman, Hi			1943-1944
3024	10			Körner, Mary			1946-1948
3024	11			Kraus, H. Felix			1941-1942
3024	12			Kuyper, George A.			1943
			L
3024, 5040	13-24, 12			General (13 folders) (2 restricted)			1927-1952
3024	25			La Guardia, Fiorello H.			1942
3024	26			Lake, Mary			1945
3024	27			Lambert, Grace Y.			1942
3024	28			Landon, Edward			1940-1942
3024	29			Lansford, Alonzo (restricted)			1942
5040	13			Laporte, Paul M.			1942
3024	30			Larkin, Adrian			1942
3024, 5040	31, 14			Lassaw, Ibram (2 folders)			undated, 1941-1948
3024	32			László, Alexander			1939
3024	33			Le Corbusier			1939
3024	34			Leonhard, Kurt			1949
3024	35			Lévi-Strauss, Claude			1947
3024	36			Lewis, Louise (restricted)			1942
3024	37			Libraries			1943-1947
3024	38			Library of Congress			1938-1947
3024	39			Lion, Stephan			undated, 1940-1942
3025	1			Loeb, G. M.			1945-1946
3025	2			Loshak, Althea (restricted)			1947
3025	3			Lossonczy, Tamás			1949
3025	4			Ludeke, Henry			1939-1942
			M
3025, 5040	5-20, 15			General (17 folders) (1 restricted)			undated, 1937-1952
3025	21			MacCracken,William P., Jr.			1945-1947
3026	1			Magazine Digest			1941-1942
3026	2			Magnolia Artcraft Shop (restricted)			1938-1939
3026	3			Manfredi, Joseph			1941
3026	4			Mann, Frank			1942
3026	5			Mansueto, Nancy			1951
3026	6			Marquette, Jacques, Dr.			1943-1949
3026	7			Martin, Julian Agart			1941
3026	8			Matchabelli, Princess Norina			1942
3026	9			Mattern, Alice			1943
3026	10			McCloud, Lillard			1945
3026, 5040	11, 16			McGraw-Phillips, Inc. (2 folders)			1939-1950
3026	12-13			McMahon, Rosemary (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1942-1943
3026	14			Menken, Marie			1938-1941
3026	15			Merkel, John E. Jr.			1939
3026	16			Merou, Jean			1937-1938
3026	17			Merriam, Mylon			1939
3026	18			Meteorology Observatory			1942
3026	19			Metropolitan Museum of Art			1947
3026	20			Miller, Henry			1949
3026	21-22			Milligan, Gladys (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1942
3026	23			Milwaukee Art Institute			1945
3026	24			Mitchell, Hellen G.			1946
3026	25			M. Knoedler and Company			1938
3026	26-27			Moholy-Nagy, László (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1937-1944
3026	28-29			Moholy-Nagy, Sibyl (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1947-1948
3026	30			Molinari, Miss?			1942
3026	31			Morris, Charles			1940
3026	32			Morris, George L.K.			undated, 1940
3026	33			Morris, Lawrence S.			1946-1947
3026	34			Motherwell, Robert			1944
3026, 3027, 5040	35, 1-2, 17			Müller-Kraus, Erich (4 folders)			undated, 1948-1952
3027	3			Munro, Katherine			undated, 1940-1941
3027	4			Murray and Leon Guggenheim Dental Clinic			1941
3027	5-6			Muschenheim, William (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1938-1947
3027	7			Museum Council of New York City			1947-1948
3027	8			Museum News			1952
3027	9			Museum of Fine Arts, Boston			undated, 1947
3027	10			Museum of Fine Arts, Houston			1937-1946
3027	11-12			Museum of Modern Art (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1939-1947
			N
3027, 3028	13-15, 1-9			General (12 folders)			1937-1952
3028	10			Naess, Elsa			1949
3028	11			National Gallery of Art			1943-1948
3028	12-15			Nebel, Otto (4 folders) (1 restricted)			1936-1951
3028	16-17			Neumann, J. B. (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1939-1950
3028	18			New York City Federation of Women's Clubs			1945
3028	19			New York Herald Tribune			1942
3028	20			New York Journal-American			1941-1942
3028	21			Ney, Lloyd Raymond			1942
3028	22			Nierendorf, Karl (2 folders)			1937-1950
3028	23			Nitz, William			1943-1944
3028	24			Nixon, David			1945
3028	25			N. M. Hill Gallery			1946
			O
3028	26-34			General (9 folders) (1 restricted)			1939-1952
3028	35			Ocorr, Clarence			1938
3028	36			Oelsner, Waldemar (restricted)			1947
3028	37			Oeri, Gabrielle			undated
3028	38			O'Hagan, John			1945
3028	39			Olwyler, Jay			1951
3028	40			O'Neill, Cecilia			1943-1944
3028	41			Orb, Ovan			1941
3028	42			Otto, Unknown			undated
3028	43			Oviatt Galleries			1937-1938
3028	44			Owens, Virginia			1939
			P
3029	1-10			General (10 folders) (1 restricted)			1938-1952
3029	11			Pandolfi, Unknown			undated, 1940
3029	12			Pantheon Books			1944
3029	13			Partridge, Roi			1939, 1942
3029	14			Passedoit, Georgette			1940-1949
3029	15			Peavy, Paulina			1944
3029	16			Pepsi-Cola Annual Art Competition			1946
3029	17			Pereira, Irene Rice			1943
3029	18			Peters, Ruby M.			1943
3029	19			Petroleum Heat and Power Company			1942
3029	20			Pierre Matisse Gallery			1938-1941
3029	21			Plantin Press			undated, 1941
3029	22			Politis, M. J.			1939
3029	23			Powers Reproduction Corporation			1939-1942
3029	24			Price, Edward T.			1939-1941
3030	1-2			Printers (2 folders)			1943-1950
3030	3			Proctor, Bertram			1941
3030	4			Prytek, Hildegarde J.			1949-1950
3030	5			Pullman Company			1943
			Q
3030	6			Quaker Emergency Service			1944
3030	7			Quilty, Margaret			1950
			R
3030	8-15			General (8 folders)			1937-1952
3030	16			Radio Stations			1944
3030	17			Railway Express Agency			1941
3030	18			Rambosson, Ivanhoe			1937-1940
3031	1			Rawnsley, Violet			1947
3031	2			Ray, Rudolf			1942
3031	3			RCA Communications			1947-1950
3031	4			Realty Associates			1942
3031	5			Rebay, Franz von			1939
3031	6			Rebay, Gabriele von			1947-1951
3031	7			Rebay, Hella von			1946-1947
3031	8			Rebay, Roland von			1947-1950
3031	9			Red Comet			1941
3031	10			Rehmann, R.			1947
3031	11			Requests for Admission Tickets			1939-1940
3031	12-13			Requests for Information about the Foundation (2 folders)			1939-1949
3031	14			Rewald, John			1945
3031	15			Rhett, Mrs.			1941
3031	16			Rich, Daniel Cotton			1945
3031	17			Richter, Aly and George			1941-1944
3031	18			Richter, Hans			1939-1941
3031	19			Robertson, Thomas A. and Virginia N. (restricted)			1946
3031	20			Robicsek, Hans			1945
3031	21			Robinson, Jay			1947
3031	22			Roché, Henri Pierre			1946-1950
3031	23			Roh, Franz			1949
3031	24			Roosevelt, Eleanor			1945
3031	25			Rosenthal, Rachel			1946
3031	26			Rosenthal, Robert			1942-1943
3031	27			Ross, G. H., Dr. (Nevada Board of Medical Examiners)			1947
3031	28			Rothschild, Louis F.			1939, 1943
3031	29			Roullier, Alice			1938
3031	30			Rowan, Edward B.			1941
3031	31			Ruffini, Elise (Teachers College, Columbia University)			1943-1946
3031	32			Russell Sage Foundation			1937-1941
3032	1			Ryan, Mary			1940-1942
			S
3032, 5040	2-12, 18			General (12 folders) (1 restricted)			1936-1952
3032	13			Sahmel, Charlotte			1949
3032	14			Salemme, Attilio (restricted)			1943
3032	15			Salon des Réalités Nouvelles			1946-1951
3032	16			Sanders, Sue T.			1940
3033	1			San Quentin Prison			1948-1949
3033	2			Satterlee, Hugh			1943
3033	3			Sawyer, Julian			1949
3033	4			Scarlett, Rolph			1937-1942
3033, 5040	5, 19			Schiller, Albert (2 folders)			1938, 1945
3033	6			Schwank, Friedrich H.			1950-1951
3033	7			Selleck, F. S.			1942
3033	8			Sides, F.			1949
3033	9			Sidney Janis Gallery			1944,1948
3033	10			Silk, Thomas			1943
3033	11			Simpkins, Carmen and Nathaniel			1939-1941
3033	12			Smith, Charles			1938-1942
3033	13			Smith, Unknown			1945
3033	14			Soby, James Thrall (restricted)			1944
3033	15			Solomon, Charles			1947
3033	16			Sonberg, Mrs. J. M.			1944
3033	17			Southern Literary Messenger			1942
3033	18			Spier, Lotte			1943
3033	19			Spring, Bernard Polmer			1945
3033	20			Staff			1952
3033	21			Star Record Company			1940
3033	22			Stenotype Services			1941-1942
3033	23			Stern, Lucia			1944-1952
3033	24			St. John, Margaret			1944
3033	25			Stockmar, Severin			undated, 1938
3033	26			Strahord-Giesler, Mrs.			1948
3033	27			Strauss, Julius			1946-1947
3033	28			Stevens, Will Henry			1940
3033	29			Stokes, Cecil (Auroratone Foundation of America)			1947-1948
3033	30			Strother, Shelby F.			1945
3033	31			Summit Art Association			1942
3033	32			Sweeney, James Johnson			undated, 1949, 1952
			T
3033, 5040	33-38, 20			General (7 folders)			undated, 1937-1952
3034	1			Taçon, Edna			1940-1946
3034	2			T. Eaton Company			1943
3034	3-10			Telegrams (8 folders)			1936-1952
3035	1			Templeton, Alec (WQXR)			1943
3035	2			Thannhauser, Justin			undated
3035	3			Theobald, Paul			1943-1947
3035	4			Tierney, Gene			1941
3035	5			Timely Prints			1943-1945
3035	6			Time Magazine			1943-1945
3035	7			Tobey, Harry			1940
3035	8			Tobias, Fischer and Company			1943
3035	9			Tolstoy Foundation			1943-1945
3035	10			Tom Fizdale Incorporated			1941-1942
3035	11			Tomorrow: The Magazine of the Future			1943
3035	12			Tost, Heinrich			1949-1951
3035	13			Town Hall Club			1940
3035	14			Tracy, Lois Bartlett (restricted)			1947-1949
3035	15			Triboro Engineering Company			1948-1949
3035	16			Troubetzkoy, Serge and Dorothy			1943
			U
3035	17-18			General (2 folders) (1 restricted)			1941-1952
3035	19			Uding, Karl Heinz			1948-1951
3035	20			Ulber, Althea			1939
3035	21			Unique Art Galleries			1947
3035, 5040	22			United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) (2 folders)			1949-1952
3035	23			United Service Organizations (USO)			1946
3035	24			United States Post Office			1939-1952
3035	25			University of Georgia			1946-1948
3035	26			Usonia Homes, A Cooperative			1946
			V
3035	27-31			General (5 folders)			1938-1952
3035	32			Van Everen, Margery			1948
3035	33			Vaughan, Agnes Carr			1952
3035	34			Vaupell, Edna			1949
3035	35			Ver Becke, W. Edwin			1944-1947
3035	36			Viele, Chase			1944
3035	37			Viereck, Hardy von			1945-1948
3035	38			Vietta, Egon			1950-1951
3035	39			Vilas, Faith			1945
			W
3035, 3036, 5040	40-42, 1-6, 22			General (10 folders) (1 restricted)			undated, 1938-1952
3036	7			Walden, Nell (restricted)			1949
3036	8			Wallenberg, Hans			1950
3036	9			Wall-Rus Fabrics Company			1951
3036	10			War Department: Civil Affairs Division			1947
3036	11			Waugaman, Blanche			1945, 1947
3036	12			Wheeler, Roy R.			1943
3036	13			Whitelaw, Robert N.S. (Carolina Art Association)			1941
3036	14			Wicht, John van			1938
3036	15			Williams, Amancio			1946, 1949
3036	16			Winter, F.A. Th.			1950
3036	17			Wright, William A. Jr.			1946
3036	18			Writers War Board			1943
3036	19			Woelffer, Emerson			1946
3036	20			Woodner-Silverman, I.			1937-1938
3036	21		X: Xceron, Jean				1951
			Y
3036	22			General			1941-1951
3036	23			Youngerman, Jack			undated, 1950-1952
3036	24			Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Association			1943, 1947
			Z
3036	25-26			General (2 folders)			1939, 1947-1952
3036	27			Zara, Louis			1950
3036	28			Zerahn, Annelies			1947
3036	29			Zitelmann, Edith			1946
3036	30			Zogbaum, Wilfrid			1937
3036	31		Unknown, Edward				1937
3036	32		Unknown, Felix				1940
3036	33		Unknown, Mady				1939
3036	34-35		Unknown (2 folders)				undated, 1938-1951
3036, 3037	36-37, 1-12	Day Files (14 folders) (2 restricted)					1950-1952
		Donations and Scholarships
3038	1		Artist Checks Paid by Hilla Rebay				undated, 1938-1941
3038	2		Cancelled Checks				1937-1941
			Correspondence
3038	3			Bullis, Ralph			1951-1952
3038	4			Javana, Max William			1948
3038	5-7			Thiele, Albert (3 folders)			1939, 1948, 1951
5039	13		Donations to Art Students				1948
			Humanitarian Aid Overseas
				Beneficiaries
3038	8-9				Artists (2 folders)		1945, 1949-1952
3038	10				Artists and Organizations		1950-1951
3038	11				Children		1947-1950
3038	12-16				Correspondence (5 folders)		undated, 1939-1940, 1946, 1949-1952
3038	17			Memoranda and Notes			undated, 1947-1951
				Packages
3038	18				Lists		1949-1950
3038, 3039, 3040, 3041, 3042	19-20, 1-8, 1-9, 1-10, 1-6				Record Books (35 folders)		1946-1952
3043	1				Statements of Donations		1951-1952
3043	2				Statements of Monday Transfers		1948-1951
					Suppliers
3043	3					American Committee for the Relief of German Needy	1950-1952
3043	4					American Women's Voluntary Services	1951-1952
3043, 5039	5, 14					Bircham Newton Company (2 folders)	1951-1952
3043	6-8					Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe (CARE) (3 folders)	1948, 1951-1952
3043	9					Deutsche Bundespost	1952
3043	10					Fortra	undated
3043	11					Gramercy Shipping Company	1951
3043, 5039	12, 15					Hamburg-Bremen Steamship Agency (2 folders)	1951-1952
5039	16					Hansa Delicatessen	1951
3043, 5039	13, 17					Hildebrand Shop (2 folders)	1951-1952
5039	18					H. Muhlenbrock	1951
3043	14					Karl Hardach	1951
3043	15-18					Koch Overseas Company (4 folders)	1951-1952
3043	19					Landerer Import and Export Company	1952
3043	20					Linden Cake Company	1951
5039	19					Overseas Associates	1951
3043, 3044, 5039	21-22, 1, 20					Richard Seitz: Foreign and Domestic Securities (4 folders) (1 restricted)	1949-1952
3043, 3044	2-10					Save a Friend in Europe (SAFE) (9 folders)	1948-1951
5039	21-22					United States Relief Service (2 folders)	1951-1952
3044	11					Wisconsin Farms	1951
			Paint Material Fund
5039	23			Account Balance			1951-1952
3044	12			Artists' Declarations to Properly Use Payments			1942
3044, 3045	13-16, 1-5			Check Requests (9 folders)			1942-1952
				Correspondence
3045	6-7				Beneficiaries (2 folders)		1943-1951
3045	8				Seitz, Richard		1950
3045	9			Memoranda and Notes			1945-1951
3045	10-21			Payments to Artists (12 folders)			undated, 1938-1952
			Reports and Statements
3045	22			General			1951-1952
3045	23			Artists' Activities with Foundation			undated
3045	24-26		Requests for Funding (3 folders)				1937-1951
			Scholarships
5039	24-27			Applications (4 folders)			undated, 1938-1945
3046	1			Lists of Scholarships and Other Periodic Payments			1937-1952
3046	2			Memoranda and Notes			1938
3046	3			Ownership of Artwork			undated
				Progress Reports
3046	4				Ryan, Mary		1940
3046	5				Scarlett, Rolph		1940
3046, 3047, 5039	6-13, 1-12, 28-29			Requests for Application and Information (22 folders)			1937-1952
3047	13		Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation French Writing Prize: Correspondence				1939
3047	14	Educational Program Questionnaire					undated
		Events
3047, 3048	15-18, 1		Guest Lists (5 folders)				1939-1942
3048	2		Museum Council of New York City: Dinner				1951
		Film
3048	3		Correspondence: General				1941-1949
			Equipment and Supplies
3048	4			Brochures			undated
3048	5			Correspondence			1940-1944
			Festival of Rhythm (Dock Street Theatre, Charleston, South Carolina) (2 folders)
				Correspondence
3048	6				General		1941
5039	30				McLaren, Norman		1941
3048	7			Press Release			1941
3048	8			Program Notes			1941
3048, 5039	9-12, 31		Film Concerts (5 folders)				1940-1941
			Filmmakers
3048	13			Bray Pictures Corporation			1939
3048	14			Bute, Mary Ellen: Correspondence			1937, 1947
3048	15			Crockwell, Douglas			1937-1938
				Dockum, Charles
3048	16-19				Correspondence (4 folders)		1943-1950
					Mobile Color Projector
3048	20					Budget Estimate	1950
3048	21					Contract (restricted)	1946-1950
3048	22					Location and Installation	1951
3049	1					Photographs	circa 1944
3049	2					Plan for Temporary Installation of Mobile Color Machine in Proposed Lecture Room at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum	undated
3049	3					Reports	1950-1952
3049	4				Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Film Center: Notes		undated
				Fischinger, Oskar
5039	32				Contract		1941, 1947
3049	5-10				Correspondence (6 folders)		1938-1948
3049	11				Non-Objective Musical Film in Color		1941
3049	12				Optical Poem		1941-1946
3049	13				Photograph		undated
3049	14			Grain, Mark: Correspondence			1948-1949
				Grant, Dwinell
3049	15-17				Color Research: Scales and Value Key (3 folders)		undated
3049	18				Contract (restricted)		1944
3050	1-3				Correspondence (3 folders)		1939-1951
					Manuscripts
3050	4-9					[The Composition of the Non-Objective Film] (6 folders)	undated
3050	10					The Place of Abstract Design in the Art of Western Europe	undated
3050	11				Memoranda (restricted)		1950
3050	12				Proposal for Film about Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation		1942
					Scores
3050	13					Composition #5 Part 1	undated
3050	14					Three Themes in Variation	1945
3051	1					Uncompleted Composition in 4 Major (2 folders)	undated
3051, 3132	1b-c, 1				Stereoscopic Drawings (3 folders)		undated
3051	2				Storyboard [Unknown Composition]		undated
				Lester, Howard
3051	3				Correspondence		1939-1940
3051	4				Manuscript: The So-Called Absolute Film. Will it Find a Place in the Entertainment World?		Undated
				Levene, Behn
3051	5				Correspondence		1937
3051, 5039	6, 33				Manuscript: It Could Never Happen Again (2 folders)		1937
				McLaren, Norman
3051, 5039	7, 34				Correspondence (2 folders)		1941-1945
3051	8				Direction on Mr. Guggenheim's Film		circa 1942
3051	9			Merriam, Mylon: Motion Picture Target Photography			1939
3051	10			Moholy-Nagy, László: Correspondence			1944
3051	11			Nemeth, Ted: Correspondence			1941, 1949
3051	12			Pressman, Irving: Correspondence			1946
3051	13			Radl, O.P.: Correspondence			1949
3051	14			Rogers, Robert: Correspondence			1949
				Smith, Harry
3051	15				Correspondence		1950-1951
5039	35				San Francisco Museum of Art: Art in Cinema Seventh Series		1946
				Whitney, James and John
3052	1				Correspondence		1946
3052	2				Film Frames		circa 1946
3052	3				Film Still: Animation #3		circa 1946
3052	4				Movement Diagram		circa 1946
3052	5				Photograph		circa 1946
3052	6				Report of Work		circa 1946
5039	36				San Francisco Museum of Art: Art in Cinema Series One		1946
5039	37				Writing: Color Music-Abstract Film-Audio-Visual Music (Arts and Architecture)		1944
3052	7		Inventories of Films Owned by Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation				undated, 1942, 1949
3052	8		Lecture: Experimental Film Making				1948
3052	9		Memoranda				undated, 1942,1949
5039	38		Motion Picture Exhibition License				1941
3052	10		Reproductions				1949
5039	39		Research				undated
3052	11		Storage				1948-1949
		Finance
3052	12		General				1946
3052	13-16		Approved Invoice Transmittals (4 folders)				1945-1947
			Orders
				Artist Supplies
3052	17				Memoranda and Notes		1941
3052	18				Receipts and Packing Slips		1941-1942, 1948-1950
3052, 3053, 5039	19, 1, 40			Books, Catalogues, and Magazine (2 folders)			1941-1950
			Petty Cash
				Account Statements
3053	2-6				Rebay, Hilla (5 folders)		1946-1952
3053	7-15				Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation (9 folders)		1943-1950
3053	16			Correspondence			1943-1948
3053	17			Memoranda and Notes			1947, 1952
3053	18			Record Book			1949
3054, 3055, 5039	1-8, 1-4, 41			Vouchers and Receipts (13 folders)			1941-1950
3055	5-7		Refunds from Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation to Hilla Rebay (3 folders)				1942, 1947-1950
3055	8		Vendors				1941-1942
3055	9	Form Letters					undated
		Guggenheim, Solomon R.
			Biography by Hilla Rebay
3055	10			Drafts			undated, 1939
3055	11			Research			1934-1945
			Birthday Celebrations
				Eightieth: Portfolio
3055	12				Correspondence: Artists		1940
3055	13				Memoranda and Notes		1940
3055	14				Participating Artists		1940-1941
3055	15				Preface to Portfolio		1940
				Eighty-Fifth
					Correspondence
3055	16					Boyd, Robert	1946
3055	17					Guggenheim, Solomon R.	1946
3055	18					Gunther, Arthur	1946
3055	19					National Gallery of Art	1946
					Portfolio
3055	20					Correspondence: Artists	1945
3055	21					Memoranda and Notes	1946
3055	22					Participating Artists	undated, 1946
3055	23					Record of Birthdays	1946
3055	24		Condolence Letters				1949
3055, 3129	25-26, 1-5		Photographs (7 folders)				undated, 1948
3055, 3056, 3057, 3058, 3059, 3060, 3061	27-29, 1-13, 1-9, 1-9, 1-9, 1-9, 1-4	Hostess Reports (56 folders)					undated, 1942-1952
3062	1-2	Instructions on How to Hang Artwork: Remember the Center Must Embrace the Outside (2 folders)					circa 1950
		Lectures
5041	1		Correspondence				1949
			Invitations
3062	3			Mockups			undated
3062	4			Requests			undated, 1940-1948
3062	5		Invite Lists				1940-1941
			Rebay, Hilla
3062	6			Art is Power Because It is Fate			1935
3062	7			Fundamental Values of Non-Objectivity			undated
3062	8			The [?] Influence of Creative Prophetic Artists			1933
3062	9			Kuntschaffen und Kunsterleben			undated
3062	10			Music of Non-Objective Painting			October 15, 1946
3062, 3063, 3064	11-17, 1-27, 1-13			Non-Objective Painting (47 folders)			1940-1952
3064	14			Non-Objectivity in Art			October 15, 1942
3064	15			On Peace			January 13, 1948
3064	16-17			Research Notes (2 folders)			undated
5041	2			Solomon R. Guggenheim Collection and Non-Objectivity: A Fundamental Value to the Nation			undated
3064, 5041	18, 3			Unidentified Drafts (2 folders)			undated, 1940
				Untitled
3064	19				[Cheating not only through poor materials]		undated
3064	20				[The exhibition which we are showing]		January 6, 1938
3064	21				[The field I want to cover]		January 15, 1935
3064	22				[I am extremely glad to be back in New York] (Includes Press)		October 4, 1935
3064	23				[Intuition expressed]		undated
3064	24				[Recently a painter brought me a canvas]		undated
3064	25-26				[Thousands of years ago] (2 folders)		1940-1941
		Legal
			Certificates
3065	1			Electrical Inspection			1940
5041	4			Occupancy			1948
3065	2		Graham vs. Guggenheim Foundation (restricted)				1937-1939
		Maintenance and Office Supplies
3065	3		Blackout Curtains				1942
3065	4		Brochures				undated, 1946-1949
3065	5-8		Correspondence (4 folders)				1941-1952
3065	9		Letterhead				undated
3065	10		List of Suppliers				undated
3065	11-12		Memoranda and Notes (2 folders)				1941-1942, 1948-1951
3066	1-8		Receipts and Packing Slips (8 folders)				1941-1951
3066	9		Requisition Forms				1950-1952
3066, 3067	10-13, 1-4	Museum Reports (8 folders)					1940-1951
3067	5	Music Programs					1939-1941
3067	6	Non-Objective Research Projects and Studies: Proposals					undated, 1940
		Office Files
			Address Books
3068	1-10			General (10 folders)			undated
3069	1			Arizona, New Mexico, and Oregon			undated
3069	2			Art Critics			undated
3069	3			Art Directors of Advertising Agencies			undated
3069	4-5			Artists			undated
3069	6			Art Schools in the United States			undated
3069	7			California			undated
3069	8			England			undated
3069	9-13			Foreign (5 folders)			undated
3069	14			France			undated
3069	15			German Universities and Other Institutions of Higher Education in Occupied Germany			undated
3069	16			Institutions			undated
3069	17			Italy			undated
3069	18			List of Delegations			undated
3069	19-20			Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont (2 folders)			undated
3069	21			Museum Directors			1950
3069	22-23			Museum Visitors (2 folders)			undated
3070	1			Names of Organizations and Schools			undated
3070	2			Senators			undated
3070	3			Social			undated
3070	4			Switzerland			undated
3070	5			Teachers and Pupil Teachers			undated
3070	6			Universities in Germany			undated
3070	7			Women's Clubs			undated
3070	8		Air Raid Instructions				undated
3070	9		Business Cards: Hilla Rebay: Samples and Information				undated, 1947
3070	10-17		Daily and Weekly Updates to the Director (8 folders)				1940-1951
3071	1		Gramophone Shop				1939
3071	2a		Memoranda and Notes				undated, 1943-1951
3071	2b		Museum File				circa 1948-1950
3071	3		Postage Information				1941
3071	4		Safe Deposit Box (restricted)				1942
3071	5		Shipping Labels (Blank)				undated
3071	6		Staff Instructions				undated
3071	7		Storeroom Inventory				1941
3071	8		Telegram Instructions				undated
3071			Telephone
3071	9-10			Calls			1940, 1950
3071	11			Directory			undated
3071	12		Visitor Requests and Suggestions				1947
		Other Institutions: Exhibitions
			Announcements
3080	1			American Women's Club Art Gallery, New York: Memorial Exhibition of the Work of Lucille Douglas			1937
3080	2			Associated American Artist Third Floor Galleries, New York: Cathal O'Toole			1934?
3080	3			Buchholz Gallery, New York: Oskar Kokoschka			undated
3080	4			Downtown Gallery, New York: Isabella Howland, Raymond Breinen			1938-1939
3080	5			Galerie F & F, Berlin: Magie de Farbe dargestellt in Bildern von Hangeler			1936
3080	6			Gallery Georgette Passedoit, New York: A.E. Gallatin			1938
3080	7			Lilienfeld Galleries, New York: Paintings by Modern French Masters			1939
3080	8			London Gallery, London: Living Art in England			1939
3080	9			Nierendorf Gallery, New York: Forbidden Art of the Third Reich			1945?
3080	10			Paul Reinhardt Galleries, New York: Paintings by Tamara de Lempicka			1939
3080	11			Pierre Matisse Gallery, New York: Marc Chagall			1941
3080	12			Quartier St.-Georges (Galerie d'Art), Paris: Exposition de Peintures Reflexions Musicals			1939
3080	13			Theodore A. Kohn and Sons, New York: Non-Objective Paintings by John von Wicht			undated
3080	14			Valentine Gallery, New York: First Exhibition of Paintings by Cristofanetti			1940
			Photographs
3080	15-16			Buenos Aires: Retrospective del Prete (2 folders)			circa 1952
3080	17			Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland: Hilla Rebay Lending Collection			undated
3080	18			Galerie Louis Carré & Cie, Paris: Robert Delaunay			1946
3080	19			Modern Gallery, Munich: Wassily Kandinsky			1948
3080	20			Oberheissisches Museum, Giessen: Unidentified			undated
3080	21			Salon D'Automne, Paris: Unidentified			1938
3080	22			Sidney Janis Gallery, New York: Wassily Kandinsky			1949
3080	23			Venice: XXIV Exposizione Internatzionale d'Arte di Venezia			1948
3080	24			Unidentified, Germany: Unidentified			undated
3080	25			Unidentified, Greece: Xceron, Jean			undated
3080	26			Unidentified, Hamburg?: Unidentified			undated
3080	27			Unidentified, Paris: Unidentified			undated
3080	28			Unidentified: Unidentified			undated
		Personnel
3071	13		Appointment of Hamilton Mason, Assistant Curator				1937
3071	14		"Dangerous Characters" (restricted)				undated
3071	15		Duties of Employees				1949
3071	16		Employee Questionnaire: How Do You Tell The Difference Between a Good and Poor Non-Objective Painting?				undated
3071	17-39		Employee Records (24 folders) (restricted)				undated, 1938-1952
3071	40		Employment Advertisements				1946-1951
3071, 5041	41, 5		Payroll (2 folders)				undated, 1945, 1949-1951
3071, 3072	42, 1-3		Requests for Employment (4 folders)				1937-1951
3072	4-5		Staff List and Telephone Directory (2 folders)				undated, 1950
3072	6		Workmen's Compensation				1942-1950
3072	7-8		Work Schedule (2 folders)				undated, 1948-1950
		Proposals and Statements
3072	9		General				1937
3072	10		Department of Experimental Non-Objective Art				undated, 1939
3072	11		Museum of Non-Objective Art Plan				circa 1937
		Publications and Reproductions
			Books
3072	12-13			On the Spiritual in Art: Photographs			undated
				Point and Line to Plane
3072	14				General		1946-1947
					Correspondence
3072	15					Cranbrook Foundation	1947
3072	16					Dearstyne, Howard	1945-1947
				Sixth Anniversary Catalogue
3072	17				Preface Draft		undated
3072	18				Text Draft		undated
			Booklets
				Art of Tomorrow
3072	19				Correspondence		1942
3072	20-22				First Proof (3 folders)		undated
3072	23				Mailing Lists		1942
3073	1				Mockups		undated
					Published Copies
3073	2					Forty-One Reproductions	undated
3073	3					Thirty-Three Reproductions	undated
				Public Comments
3073	4				Correspondence		1948-1949
3073	5				Published Copy		undated
3073	6			Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation's Art of Tomorrow: Published Copy			undated
				Unsolicited Comments Made by the Public in the Museum of Non-Objective Painting, in New York: Published Copy
3073	7		Commissioned Manuscript: William Suida				undated
3073	8-9			Correspondence (2 folders)			1944-1950
3073	10-11			Draft (2 folders)			undated
3073	12		Complimentary Copies of Publications				1945
3073	13		Copyright Applications				1939
3073	14		Estimates				1939-1940
3073	15		Inventories				1951-1952
3073, 3074, 3075, 3076, 5041	16-17, 1-11, 1-12, 1-2, 6		Orders (28 folders)				1937-1951
			Postcard Albums
3076	3			Bauer, Rudolf			undated
3076	4			Kandinsky, Vasily			undated
3076	5			Proposed New Building			undated
3076	6			Rebay, Hilla			undated
			Proposals
3076	7			General			1942
3076	8			Crosby, Roy Cowin			1939
3076	9		Publications for Sale: Price List				undated
3076	10		Replacement Lists				undated
			Reproduction Plates
3076	11-12			Bids and Samples (2 folders)			1946, 1951-1952
3076	13			Inventory			1951
3076	14			Price Lists			undated
3076, 3130	15, 1-5			Progressive Proofs (6 folders)			undated
3076, 3128	16-17, 3-5			Study Prints (5 folders)			undated
3076	18		Sales Book				1949-1950
		Public Comments
3077, 3078	1-2, 1		General (3 folders)				undated
3078	2		Albers, Josef				1951
3078	3		Bauer, Rudolf				undated, 1949-1951
3078	4		Beckmann, Hans				1951
3078	5		Bolotowsky, Ilya				1951
3078	6		Books and Prints				1945-1946
3078	7		Cavael, Rolf				1951
3078	8		Colleges and Universities				undated
3078	9		Education and Influences on Children				undated, 1946-1948
3078	10		Fine, Pearl				1946
3078	11		From Artists				undated, 1946-1948
3078	12		German Translations				undated, 1946
3078	13		Grant, Dwinell				1947
3078	14		Healing the Mind				undated, 1946-1948
3078	15		Heartfelt Gratitude				1946-1948
3078	16		Hostess				1945
3078	17		Hunt, Vince				1951
3078	18		Improving Humanity				undated
3078	19		Jones, Philip				1951
3078	20		Kandinsky, Vasily				1945-1951
3078	21		Klein, Medard				1946
3078	22		Mattern, Alice				1945-1946
3078	23		Moholy-Nagy, László				1945-1951
3078	24		Müller-Kraus, Erich				1951
3078	25		Museum of Non-Objective Painting				undated, 1949
3078	26		Music and Non-Objective Painting				1947
3078	27		Nebel, Otto				1951
3078	28		New Museum				undated
3078	29		Ney, Lloyd				1951
3078	30		Non-Objective Painting				1948
3078	31		Patecky, Albert				1951
3078, 3079	32, 1		Rebay, Hilla (2 folders)				undated, 1945-1947
3079	2		Robertson, Thomas				1945
3079	3		Scarlett, Rolph				1945-1951
3079	4		Schatz, Zahare				1951
3079	5		Schwab, [unknown]				1951
3079	6		Stern, Lucia				1951
3079	7		Therapeutic Value				1946-1948
3079	8		Travelers				1946
3079	9		Utility				undated
3079	10-16		Visitors (7 folders)				undated, 1943-1947
3079	17		Vordemberge-Gildewart, Friedrich				1947
3079	18		Xceron, Jean				1945-1951
		Publicity
			Advertisements
271	12			General			undated
3081	1			Mock-ups			undated, 1941-1944
3081	2			New York Herald Tribune			1943
3128	6			Subway Poster			undated
			Articles on the Foundation
3081	3			Correspondence			1937-1938
5041	7			Newspaper and Magazine Clippings			undated, 1938
			Consultants
				Charles Z. Offin Advertising
3081	4				Correspondence		1945-1949
3081	5				Memoranda		1949
				Edson, E. I
3081	6-7				Correspondence (2 folders)		1939-1946
3081	8				Expenses		1939-1941
3081	9			Engel & Engel: Correspondence			1942
3081	10			Ettlinger, Arthur K.: Correspondence			1940
3081	11			Helen Shelley Publicity: Correspondence			1941
				Hope Associates
3081	12-14				Correspondence (3 folders)		1945-1947
3081	15				Report of Public Affairs		1948
3081	16			Richmond-Semtembre Exploitation Counsels: Correspondence			1940
3081	17			Roy S. Durstine, Inc. Advertising: Correspondence			1947
3081	18			Tom Fizdale, Inc.: Correspondence			1941
3081	19			Universal Public Relations, Inc.: Correspondence			1946
			Correspondence
3081	20			General			1943-1952
3081	21			A. I. Friedman, Inc.			1948
3081	22			Airways Magazine			1944
3081	23			American Federation of Arts: Magazine of Art			1949
3081	24			American Women's Voluntary Service			1943
3081	25			Architectural Forum			1946
3081	26			Art Digest			1948-1950
3081	27			Art in America			1944
3081	28			Art in New York			1939
3082	1			Art News			1939-1949
3082	2			Artvue Post Card Company			1945
3082	3			Barnaby's LTD			1945
3082	4			Bergin and Nolan			1944-1946
3082	5			Bridgeport Telegram			1945
3082	6			Brooklyn Eagle			1943
3082	7			Burelle Clipping Service			1944
3082	8			Copy by Thomajam			1941
3082	9			Country Life and the Sportsman			1937-1938
3082	10			Cue Magazine			undated, 1949
3082	11			Daily Telegram and Morning Post			1945
3082	12			Eastern Arts Association			1944-1946
3082	13			Evening Sun			1945
3082	14			Fairfield News			1944
3082	15			Fifth Avenue Coaches			1941
3082	16			France Forever			1943
3082	17			G & B Distributing Group			1946
3082	18			Gallery Magazine			undated
3082	19			Gardner Advertising			1945
3082	20			Hampshire House			1942
3082	21			Hagstrom Map Company			1949
3082, 5041	22, 8			Herald Tribute (2 folders)			1943-1945
3082	23			Iconograph Magazine			1946
3082	24			Interstate Broadcasting Company			1940
3082	25			J & K Trading Associates			1947
3082	26			Livingston, John H., Jr.			1950
3082	27			Mastai's Classified Directory			undated
3082	28			Museum Council of New York City: Exhibition Bulletin			1948-1949
3082	29			Museums Catalog			1951
3082	30			National Association of Women Artists			1945
3082	31			National Transitads			1940-1941
3082	32			New York Calendar			1942, 1949
3082	33			New York City Federation of Women's Clubs			1945
3082	34			New Yorker			1941
3082	35			New York Herald Tribune			1945
3082	36			New York Motor Coach Advertising			1943-1947
3082	37			New York Sun			1944-1945
3082	38			New York Times			1932, 1941-1945
3082	39			New York World Telegram			1943, 1945
3082	40			Parents' Magazine			1948-1949
3082	41			Pictures on Exhibit			1940-1949
3082	42			PM 5 Cents New York Daily			1940
3082	43			Postal Promotion Service			1946
3082	44			Promenade Magazine			1949
3082	45			Sciences Illustrated			1946
3082	46			Surface Transportation Advertising			1946
3082	47			The Town Crier			1944-1945
3082	48			The Westport Herald			1944
3082	49			White Publications			1948
3082	50			Who's Who			1945-1946
3082	51			WNYC			1945
3082	52			World Scope Encyclopedia			1947
5041	9			Women's International Exposition			1945
			Interviews: Rebay, Hilla
3082	53			Voice of America			undated
3082	54			WBNX: Biosophical Institute Program			1939
3082	55			WHN: Adrienne Ames Program			1945
3083	1			WINS: Dorothy Day (2 folders)			1947
3083	2			WJZ: The Women's Program			1946
3083	3			WRUL: Art in America Program			1948
3083	4-5			Unknown Radio Station (2 folders)			undated, circa 1940
3083	6		Listings: Exhibitions				1951-1952
			Mailing Lists
5041	10			1000 Art Interested Individuals			undated
3083	7			Advertising Agencies			undated
5041	11			Art Editors			1940
5041	12			Art Periodicals			undated
3083	8			Art Publications			undated
3083	9a			Associate Members			1938
5041	13			Attendees of SC Johnson Dedication			undated
3083	9b			Board of Directors New York Adult Education Council			undated
3083	10-11			Catalogue Recipients (2 folders)			undated, 1948-1949
3083	12			Educational Institutions			undated
3083	13			Exhibition Notices Recipients			undated, 1949
3083	14			High Schools of Brooklyn			undated
3083	15			Hostess Report Recipients			undated
3083	16a			Institution Officials			undated
3083	16b			Miscellaneous Universities and Institutions			undated
3083	17			Permanent			undated
3083	18			Press Release Recipients			1949
3083	19			State Teacher's College and University			undated
3083	20			Women's Clubs			undated
3083	21		Memoranda and Notes				undated, 1944-1950
3083	22-24		Newspaper and Magazine Clippings (3 folders)				1944, 1951-1952
			Press Releases
3084, 5041	1, 14			General (2 folders)			undated, 1939-1949
3084	2			Resignation of Hilla Rebay: Drafts			1952
3084	3		Radio Broadcasts: Scripts				undated, 1943
			Statements to the Press
3084, 5041	4, 15			Rebay, Hilla (2 folders)			undated, 1942
3084	5			Guggenheim, Solomon R.			undated, 1941
		Travel
3084	6		General				undated
3084	7		Arizona				1952
3084	8-9		Arizona and California (2 folders)				1950-1951
3084, 5041	10		Colorado (American Association of Museums Meeting)				1950
3084	11-12, 16		Europe (3 folders)				1950-1951
3084	13		Europe (International Council of Museums Conference)				1950
3084	14		Maryland (American Society for Aesthetics Annual Meeting)				1947
3084	15		Washington District of Columbus				1951
3084	16		Washington District of Columbus (American Association of Museums Meeting)				1950
3084	17		Wisconsin				1951
3084	18	World's Fair					undated, 1938
		Writings
3084, 3085	19-20, 1-2		General (4 folders)				undated, 1940, 1951
3085	3		Apollinaire, Guillaume: Modern Painting				undated
3085	4		Ashmore, Jerome: Das Alte und Neue				1951-1952
3085	5		Bauer, Rudolf: 5: Translation of an Introduction to a Portfolio of Hilla Rebay				undated
3085	6		George, George L.: Kandinsky				undated
3085	7		Gleizes, Albert: The History of Art and the Value of Form				undated
3085	8		Grohman, Will et al.: Selection: Chronicle of the Artistic Life, X1V Wassily Kandinsky				1933
3085	9		Henle, Mary M.: Die Non-Objektive Kunst				undated
			Kandinsky, Vasily
3085	10			Schematic Plan of Studies and Work of the Institute of Art Culture			undated
3085	11			Sounds			undated
3085	12			Text of an Artist			1918
3085	13		Malevich, Kazimir: Suprematism				1919
			Marc, Franz
3085	14			The "Savages" of Germany			undated
3085	15			Spiritual Posession			undated
3085	16			Two Paintings			undated
			Rebay, Hilla
3085, 5041	17, 17			1: New Age (2 folders)			1949-1950
5041	18			2: Una Nuova Era			undated
3085	18			4: L'Age Nouveau			1949
3085	19			4: Musik und Gegenstandslose Malerei in dem Neuen Museum			undated
3085	20			6: [Kandinsky kam zur Gegenstandslosigkeit]			undated
3085	21			8: Contemporaries			undated
3085	22			8: Gegenstandslose Malerei			1942
3085	23			9: Musik und Gegenstandslose Malerei			undated
3085	24			10: The Rhyme of the Inbetween			undated
3085	25			11: Innovation: Beauté de L'Inobjectivé			undated
3085	26			12: Réalités			undated
3085	27			15: Die absolute Malerei dient nicht der Repetition der irdischen Erscheinungen, und Sensationen, sondern den Geheimnisvollen Erfahrungen der Seele			undated
3085	28			24: Realitaeten			undated
3085	29			41: Zeitgenossen			undated
3085	30			80: [Die Natur hat mich mit der aussergewohnlichen Gabe ausgestattet]			undated
3085	31			Afflatus			undated
3085	32			The All-Russian Convention on Art 1911			1945
3085	33			America is the Country of Rhythm			1943
3085	34			[Apparent safety of intellect hinders enjoyment]			undated
3085	35			Art of Tomorrow			undated
3085	36			[The change which has taken place in the world]			undated
3085	37			[The development of objective painting to Non-Objective]			undated
3085	38			The downfall of object			undated
3085	39			Evolution			undated
3085	40			[Fenster und Türen haben feind]			undated
3085	41			[Fifty thousands of years ago the caveman knew how to reproduce]			undated
3085	42			For the Magazine Digest of Toronto			1942
3085	43			[Greatness is]			undated
3085	44			Great Non-Objective Masterpieces in the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation Collection (Country Life)			1938
3085	45			[Having been exceptionally endowed by nature]			1949
3085	46			The highest goal in life is art			undated
3085	47			[Historians of art hardly ever know what they are talking about]			1940
3086	1			[Hoffentlich wird es jetzt doch bald]			undated
3086	2			[If you want to know what art really is]			undated
3086	3			[The ignorant misconception in a cliché]			undated
3086	4			[In nature the weak is made to die]			1944
3086	5			[In painting as in music]			undated
3086	6			L'Inobjectivite-Domaine d l'Esprit			undated
3086	7			L'Inobjective Est le Domaine Spirituel			undated
3086	8			[In the nineteenth century objective painting had developed]			1940
3086	9			[It is beauty which humanity needs and wants]			undated
3086	10			[It seems to me an important reason why many people do not turn the radio on]			undated
3086	11			[Kandinsky the lyric]			undated
3086	12			Eine kurze Uebersicht von der Gegenstaendlichkeit bis zur Gegenstandslosigkeit in der Malerei			undated
3086	13			[Life is only worth living if we make it interesting]			undated
3086	14			[Life is really spirituality and not matter]			1944
3086	15			Mission Spirituelle de l'Inobjective			undated
3086	16			Music and Non-Objective Painting in the New Museum to be Built by Frank Lloyd Wright			undated
3086	17			[My father, as a German officer, used only our German title]			undated
3086	18			Neues Zeitalter			undated
3086	19			New Age			undated
3086	20			[The non-objective painter]			undated
3086	21			Non-Objective Painting			undated
3086	22			[A non-objective painting contains no objective reproductions]			undated
3086	23			Non-Objectivity			undated
3086	24			[Non-objectivity belongs to the essential research]			1943
3086	25			[Non-objectivity is a sensitive, yet intense, realization]			undated
3086	26			Non-Objectivity is the Realm of Spirit			undated
3086	27			[One can not expect painters to be good writers]			undated
3085	28			La Peinture Abstraite et Non Figurative			undated
3086	29			La Peinture Inobjective (Southern Messenger)			1942
3085	30			La Peinture Non-Objective			undated
3085	31			La Pintura No-Objetiva			undated
3086	32			Pioneer in Non-Objective Painting (Carnegie Magazine)			1946
3086	33			Le Pouvoir du Rythme Spirituel			undated
3086	34			The Power of Spiritual Rhythm			undated
3086	35			Puissance du Rythme Spiritual			1939
3086	36			Réalités Nouvelles			undated
3086	37			Realities			undated
3086	38			Le Realtà			undated
3086	39			[The reason why sculpture is not]			undated
3086	40			[Die schöne klare Verneinung die sich]			undated
3086	41			[The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation brings to the American public]			undated
3086	42			Sound			undated
3086	43			[The task of the teacher is sacred]			undated
3086	44			[These pictures are a new world]			undated
3086	45			[To live with the most perfect Mondrian]			undated
3086	46			La Valeur de l'Inobjectivite			undated
3086	47			La Vision de Kandinsky Etait la Plus Eternelle de Tous les Prophetes: Il ne Pouvait pas se Servir de Tradition			undated
3086	48			[Da waren die Dotterblumen, Anemonen			undated
3086	49			[Wenn Baden und Württemberg und Hohenzollern]			undated
3086	50			Der Wert des Ungegenständlichen			undated
3086	51			[When reverence fills the heart of the intellect]			1943
3086	52			Rebay, Roland: Frank Lloyd Wright at the Palazzo Strozzi			undated
				Ruffini, Elise
3086	53			6: [Hilla Rebay n'a certainement jamais redouté le sort]			undated
3086	54			12: [Die jetzige Ausstellung der Aquarelle und Kollagen Hilla Rebay			undated
3086	55			Wright, Frank Lloyd: 9: La Musique et son Role au Musee de Peinture Non-Objective			undated
			Unattributed
3086	56			1: Neue Realitaten			1948
3086	57			3: [Aus dem Vorwort der ersten Katalogs der Solomon R. Guggenheim Sammlung]			undated
3086	58			5: [Comme peintre Hilla Rebay a passé par toutes les phases			undated
3086	59			5: [Motto: Der Mensch unseres geistigen neuen Zeitalters			1948
3086	60			7: [Der Deutschen Hoffnung ist die Geistigkeit]			undated
3086	61			7: [Yes, the Inbetween always is non-objective divine]			undated
3086	62			10: [Und warum ist die gegenstandslose Malerei nicht nur schon]			1947
3086	63			11: [Aus dem Vorwort des Ersten Katalogs der Solomon R. Guggenheim Sammlung gegenstandsloser Malerei]			undated
3086	64			[President Hoover]			undated
3086	65			[Upon this great conception]			undated
3086	66			Vorwart zum 6. Katalog			undated

Series 3. Rudolf Bauer, 1917-1955 (bulk 1930-1944), 1.95 cubic ft.

Box	Folder	Title				Date
		A. Personal
			Correspondence
3088	1			General		undated, 1937
3088	2			Redslob, Edwin		1931
			Exhibitions
3088	3			Musée de Jeu du Paume: Newspaper Article		undated
3088	4			Der Sturm: Newspaper Article		1917
			Das Gesitreich
5041	19			Brochure		undated
3088	5			Magazine Article		1932
3088	6			Photographs		circa 1930-1937
3088	7			Postcards		undated
5041	20			Poster		undated
3088	8			Publication		circa 1930
3088	9		Horoscope			1940
3088	10		Portrait Photograph			undated
			Writings
3088	11			General		undated
3088	12			About the Baroness		undated
3088	13			[Le moyen age heroique...]		undated
3088	14			On Honesty		1942
3088	15			On Humor in Comic Strips and Americans		1942
3088	16			On Influences		1942
3088	17			[On Rebay's Works]		undated
3088	18			The Realm of the Spirit		1942
3088	19			Weihe (Consecration)		undated
		B. Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation Activities
3088, 5041	20-21, 21-22		Acquisitions for the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation (4 folders) (restricted)			undated, 1930-1943
3088, 5041	22, 23		Bauer Paintings (2 folders) (restricted)			1938-1939, 1947
			Bauer Trust
5041	24			General (restricted)		1950
3088, 5041	23, 25-26			Estate (3 folders) (restricted)		1954-1955
3088, 5042	24-25, 1			Finance (3 folders) (restricted)		undated, 1939-1953
3088, 3089	26-27, 1-2			Guaranty Trust Company of New York (4 folders) (restricted)		1929-1954
3089	3			Legal (restricted)		1940-1944
3089	4			Memoranda (restricted)		1940-1955
			Correspondence
3089	5-8			General (4 folders)		undated, 1931-1947
3089	9			Crosby, Roy		1939, 1944
3089, 5042	10-16, 2-3			Guggenheim, Solomon R. (9 folders) (restricted)		undated, 1929-1944
3089, 3090	17, 1			Menken, Marie (2 folders) (restricted)		1942-1943
3090, 5042	2-9, 4-6			Rebay, Hilla (11 folders) (restricted)		undated, 1927-1944
3090	10			Sennhauser, John		1943
3090, 3091	11-12, 1			Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation (3 folders) (restricted)		1943-1944
3091	2			Thiele, Albert (restricted)		1933-1942
3091	3		Dogs			undated, 1937
3091	4		Duesenberg Car Project			1936-1943
			Exhibitions
3091	5			Labels		circa 1936-1939
				Solomon R. Guggenheim Collection of Non-Objective Painting (#1-T)
3091	6				Annotated Brochure	circa 1936
3091	7				Newspaper Article	1938
3091	8			Solomon R. Guggenheim Collection of Non-Objective Painting (#5-T): Annotated Brochure		1939
3091	9			Traveling Exhibition Information: Bauer Paintings		1942
3091, 5042	10, 7		Finance (2 folders) (restricted)			1934-1943
3091	11		Furnishings (restricted)			undated, 1940
			Legal
3091	12			Correspondence (restricted)		1938-1943
3091, 3092, 5042	13-19, 1, 8			Huber versus Rebay (9 folders) (restricted)		1942-1945
				Immigration: Correspondence
3092, 5042	2, 9				General (2 folders)	1936-1942
3092	3				Allisat, Herbert	1938-1940
3092	4-5				Rothschild, Henry (2 folders)	undated, 1941
3092	6		Memoranda and Telegrams Regarding Bauer (restricted)			1934-1939
3092	7		Notes			undated
3092	8		Painting Supplies: Information			1940-1941
			Reports on Bauer
3092	9-10			General (2 folders) (restricted)		undated, 1940-1943
3092	11			Background Check		1936-1937
3092	12			Handwriting Analysis		1939, 1944
3092	13			Report to Trustees (restricted)		1952
3092	14		Release from Imprisonment			1938
3092, 5042	15, 10		Seized Property: Berlin Tax Authorities (2 folders)			1933
3092	16		Statement: Hilla Rebay's Loyalty			1942
3092	17		Visit to Charleston, South Carolina			1936
3092	18		World's Fair			1938

Series 4. Exhibitions and Objects, 1936-1952 (bulk 1939-1951), 3.75 cubic ft.

Box	Folder	Title				Date
3092	19-22	Condition and Treatment Reports (4 folders) (restricted)				undated, 1940-1951
		Exhibitions
			General
3092	23-24			Guestbooks (2 folders)		1940-1950
3092	25			Numerical List of Exhibitions at the Museum of Non-Objective Painting		undated
				Traveling Loan Exhibitions (Reproduction Plates)
3092	26				Announcements	1944,1950
3092, 3093	27, 1				Correspondence (2 folders)	1936-1948
3093	2				List of Requests	undated
3093	3				Research	1937-1938
3093	4				Schedule	1938-1941
				Unidentified
3093	5-6				Checklists: Internal (2 folders)	undated, 1947
3093	7				Installation	undated, 1939-1940
3093	8				Wall Stencils	1952
			Alice Mattern Memorial (#46)
3093	9			Catalogue		1945
3093	10			Insurance		1945
3093	11		American Non-Objective Painters (#25): Newspaper and Magazine Clippings			1941
3093	12		American Non-Objectives, Third Group Show Commemorating the Fifth Anniversary of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation (#34): Press Release			1943
			Art of Tomorrow
3093	13			Brochure		1939
3093	14			Entrance Tickets		1939
3093	15			Opening		1939
3093	16			Press Release Draft		1939
3093	17			Requests for Tickets		1939
3093	18		[Art of Tomorrow]: Newspaper and Magazine Clippings			1942
			Art of Tomorrow (#45-T)
3093	19			Correspondence		1945
3093	20			Shipping (restricted)		1945
			Charles G. Shaw: Thirteen Recent Paintings (#9)
3093	21			Exhibition Planning		1940
3093	22			Newspaper and Magazine Clippings		1940
3093	23			Price List		1940
3093	24			Press Release		1940
3093	25			Shipping (restricted)		1940
			Charles G. Shaw: Twenty-Six New Paintings (#17)
3093	26			Price List		1941
3093	27			Press Release		1941
3093	28		Cinquième Salon des Réalités Nouvelles: Checklist: Internal			1950
			Eight American Non-Objective Painters (#8)
3093	29			Checklist: Internal		1940
3093	30			Exhibition Planning		1940
3093	31			Newspaper and Magazine Clippings		1940
3093	32			Press Release		1940
			Evolution to Non-Objectivity (#75)
3093	33			Announcement		1952
				Checklists
3093	34				Internal	1952
3093	35-36				Published (2 folders)	1952
3093	37		Fifteen Non-Objective Paintings from the Solomon R. Guggenheim Collection (#19-T): Correspondence			1941-1942
			Fifth Anniversary Exhibition (#30)
3093	38			Checklist: Internal		1940
3093	39			Event		1940
3093	40			Newspaper and Magazine Clippings		1940
3093	41			Press Release		1940
			Gegendstandlose Malerei in Amerika (Alternate Title: Deuxième Salon des Réalités Nouvelles) (#60-T)
3093	42			Catalogue		1948
3093	43			Catalogue Information: Correspondence		1947
3093	44			Event: Photographs		1947
3093	45			Exhibition Planning		1947-1948
3093	45b			Newspaper and Magazine Clippings		1947
3093	46			Press Release		1948
3093	47-48			Shipping (2 folders) (restricted)		1947-1950
3093	49		[Goethe's Doctrine of Color]: Correspondence			1949
			Hilla Rebay (#61)
3093	50			Announcement		1948
3093	51			Catalogue		1948-1949
3093	52			Catalogue Information		1948-1950
3093	53			Checklists: Internal		circa 1948
3094	1			Insurance		1948
3094	2			Mailing List		1949
			Kandinsky Memorial Exhibition (Alternate Title: In Memory of Wassily Kandinsky) (#43)
				Catalogue Information
3094	3-5				General (3 folders)	1945-1949
3131	1-3				Mock-ups (3 folders)	undated
3094	6			Checklist: Internal		1943?
3094	7			Conservation (restricted)		1945
				Events
3094	8				Invitation List	undated
3094	9				Preview Invitation	1945
3094	10			Exhibition Planning		1945
3094	11			Insurance		1945
3094	12-14			Loans (3 folders) (restricted)		1945
3094	15			Mailing List		1945-1947
3094	16			Shipping (restricted)		1945
3094	17		Loan Exhibition: Advertisement			undated
3094	18		Loan Exhibition (#30): Sales			1946
3094	19		Loan Exhibition (#36): Newspaper and Magazine Clippings			1943
3094	20		Loan Exhibition (#37): Catalogue Mockup			1951
3094	21		Loan Exhibition (#39): Advertisement			1944
3094	22		Loan Exhibition (#40): Announcement			1944
3094	23		Loan Exhibition (#44): Checklist: Internal			1945
			Loan Exhibition (#48)
3094	24			Announcement Mockup		1945
				Correspondence
3094	25				General	1945
3094	26				Stern, Lucia	1945
3094	27			Insurance		1945
3094	28			Loans (restricted)		1945
3094	29		Loan Exhibition (#51): Announcement			1951
			Loan Exhibition (#54)
3094	30			Advertisement		1946
3094	31			Loans (restricted)		1947
3094	32		Loan Exhibition (#55): Checklist: Internal			1946
			Loan Exhibition (#59)
3094	33a			Artist Notification List		1947
3094	33b			Correspondence: Veit, Richard		1948
3094	34		Loan Exhibition (#66): Announcement			1950
			Loan Exhibition (#67)
3094	35			Loans (restricted)		1950
3094	36			Newspaper and Magazine Clippings		1950
3094	37		Loan Exhibition (#69): Checklist: Internal			1950
			Loan Exhibition (#73): Checklists
3094	38			Internal		1951
3094	39			Published		1951
3094	40		[Loan Exhibition Suggested for Rollins Park, Florida]			undated
3094	41		Memorial Exhibition of Paintings by Wassily Kandinsky (#53-T): Catalogue			1946
3094	42		[Mezzanine]: Checklist: Internal			1946
			Mostra Fondazione R. Solomon Guggenheim [sic] (Alternate Title: Septième Salon des Réalités Nouvelles) (#77-T)
3094	43			Memoranda		1952
3094	44			Newspaper and Magazine Clippings		1953
3094	45		New Exhibition, American Non-Objective Painters (#63): Insurance (restricted)			1949
3094	46		[Ninth Guest Exhibition]: Exhibition Planning			1941
3094	47		Non-Objective Paintings from the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation (#31-T): Correspondence			1942
3094	48		Paintings and Constructions by László Moholy-Nagy (#20): Announcement			1941
3094	49		Paintings by Rudolf Bauer from the Collection of Solomon R. Guggenheim (#2-T): Checklist: Internal			1937
3094	50		[Paintings Exhibited January 1948 - Removed May 30, 1949, Second Floor]: Checklist: Internal			1948-1949
3094	51		[Permanent Collection]: Wall Labels			undated
3094	52		[Permanent Collection and New Acquisitions]: Announcement			1951
3094	53		Quatrième Salon des Réalités Nouvelles			1949
3094	54		Réalités Nouvelles (#6-T): Shipping (restricted)			1938
3094	55		Selections from the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation (#41-T): Correspondence			1944
			Selections from the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation (#42-T)
3094	56			Correspondence		1944
3094	57			Price List		1945
3094	58			Shipping (restricted)		1945
			Selections from the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation (#50-T)
3094	59			Checklist: Internal		undated
3094	60			Correspondence		1942, 1946
3094	61		Selections from the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation (#68-T): Loans (restricted)			1940
3094	62		Selections from the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation (#72-T): Checklist: Internal			1951
3094	63		Seventeen Paintings from the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation (#51-T): Correspondence			1946
3095	1		Six American Non-Objective Painters (#12): Exhibition Planning			1940
			Solomon R. Guggenheim Collection of Non-Objective Painting (#1-T)
3095	2			Catalogue Requests		1936
3095	3			Mailing List		undated
			Solomon R. Guggenheim Collection of Non-Objective Painting (#3-T)
3095	4			Catalogue Information		1937
3095	5			Checklist: Internal		1938
			Solomon R. Guggenheim Collection of Non-Objective Painting (#4-T)
3095	6-7			Catalogue Information (2 folders)		undated, 1938
3095	8			Checklists: Internal		1936-1938
3095	9-10			Correspondence (2 folders)		1936-1938
3095	11			Events: Opening: Announcement		1938
3095	12			Press Release		1938
			Solomon R. Guggenheim Collection of Non-Objective Painting (#5-T)
3095	13			Catalogue Information		1938-1939
3095	14-15			Correspondence (2 folders)		1939
3095	16			Finance		1938-1939
3095	17			Invitation		1939
3095	18			Photographs: Installation		1939
3095	19			Postcard		1939
3095	20			Research		1936
			Ten American Non-Objective Painters (#15)
3095	21			Checklist: Internal		1940
3095	22			Exhibition Planning		1940-1941
			Tenth Anniversary Exhibition (#64)
3096	1			Advertisement		1949
3096	2			Catalogue Information		1949
3096	3			Checklist: Internal		1949
3096	4-5			Exhibition Planning (2 folders)		1949
3096	6			Insurance (restricted)		1949
3096	7			Press Release		1949
3096	8		Thirteen Non-Objective Paintings from the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation (#21-T): Correspondence			1941-1942
			Thirty-Five Non-Objective Paintings from the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation (52-T)
3096	9			Correspondence		1946
3096	10			Shipping (restricted)		1945
			Three American Non-Objective Painters (#7)
3096	11			Checklist: Internal		1940
3096	12			Correspondence		1939-1940
3096	13			Exhibition Planning		1939-1940
3096	14			Insurance (restricted)		1940
3096	15			Loans (restricted)		1939-1940
3096	16			Newspaper and Magazine Clippings		1939
3096	17			Press Release		1940
3096	18			Requests for Tickets		1940
			Three American Non-Objective Painters (#11)
3096	19			Checklist: Internal		1940
3096	20			Exhibition Planning		1940
3096	21			Press Release		1940
			Troisième Salon des Réalités Nouvelles
3096	22			Catalogue Information: Correspondence		1948
3096	23			Checklist: Internal		1948
3096	24			Insurance		1948-1949
			Twelve American Non-Objective Painters (#10)
3096	25			Checklist: Internal		1940
3096	26			Correspondence		1940
3096	27			Exhibition Planning		1940
3096	28			Insurance (restricted)		1940
3096	29			Newspaper and Magazine Clippings		1940
3096	30			Shipping (restricted)		1940
			Twelve American Non-Objective Painters (#13)
3096	31			Checklist: Internal		1940
3096	32			Exhibition Planning		1940
3096	33		Twenty-Seven Non-Objective Paintings from the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation (24-T): Correspondence			1941
3096	34		Wassily Kandinsky Memorial Exhibition (#47-T): Insurance (restricted)			1945
			Wassily Kandinsky Memorial Exhibition (#49-T)
3096	35			Correspondence		1945
3096	36			Insurance (restricted)		1945
3096	37			Newspaper and Magazine Clippings		1946
3096	38-41	Insurance (4 folders) (restricted)				1938-1949
		Inventories
3096	42-43		General (2 folders)			undated, circa 1947
5042	11		All Paintings Insured			1940
3096	44		Bauer, Rudolf			undated
3096	45		Complete List of Non-Objective Paintings			1938
3096	46		Kandinsky, Wassily			undated
3096	47		List of Drawings by Bauer at Carnegie Hall			undated
3096	48		List of Paintings in Arthur Jerome Eddy Collection Now Given to the Art Institute of Chicago (restricted)			undated
3097	1		[List of Works]			circa 1941
3097	2		List of Works Exhibited			undated
5042	12		Lists of Paintings Owned by the Foundation			1938-1951
3097	3		Locations as of this Date			1942
3097	4		Non-Objective Paintings at Carnegie			1938
3097	5		Non-Objective Paintings at the Lodge			1950
3097	6		Non-Objective Paintings at the Plaza			1938
3097	7		Numbered Inventory of Works of Art			1939
3097	8		Paintings at Carnegie Hall			circa 1950
3097	9		Paintings: Rebay Collection			1944
3097	10		Pictures Listed in Catalogue but Part of Rebay Collection			undated
3097	11		Rebay			undated
3097	12		Rebay Collection Pictures Sent to Charleston			1938
3097	13		Scarlett / Mattern			undated
3097	14		Solomon R. Guggenheim Collection: Apartment at Hotel Plaza			undated
3097	15		Solomon R. Guggenheim Collection: Baroness von Rebay Apartment			undated, 1936
3097	16		Solomon R. Guggenheim Collection: Klee Material at the Plaza			undated
3097	17		Unidentified			1936-1939
		Loans
3097	18-20		General (3 folders) (restricted)			1946-1952
3097	21		Addison Gallery of American Art (restricted)			1941, 1947
3097	22		Birmingham Museum of Art (restricted)			1952
3097	23		California Palace of the Legion of Honor (restricted)			1945
3097	24		College of Art Association (restricted)			1937-1939
3097	25		Five Old Masters (restricted)			undated
3097	26		Galerie Maeght, Paris (restricted)			1949
3097, 5042	27-28, 13		Golden Gate International Exhibition (3 folders) (2 restricted)			1939
3097	29		Grenoble (restricted)			1949
3097	30		Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston (restricted)			1952
3097	31		International Art Exhibit (restricted)			1949
3097	32		John Herron Museum (restricted)			1946
3097	33		The Society for Contemporary American Art (restricted)			1950
3097	34		Stuart Art Gallery (restricted)			1946
3097	35		Toledo Museum of Art (restricted)			1938
		Permanent Collection
3097, 3098, 5042	36-40, 1-5, 14-20		Acquisitions (17 folders) (restricted)			undated, 1936-1951
3098	6		Frames			1941
3098, 773304	7-15, 1-190	Photographs: Artwork (199 folders)				undated
		Reproduction Requests
3098	16-17		General (2 folders)			1949-1952
3098	18		Film Receipts			1942
3098	19-20		Permissions (2 folders)			1939-1952
3098, 5042	21-25, 21		Slides (6 folders)			undated, 1941-1951
3098, 3099	26-28, 1-2,	Shipping (5 folders) (restricted)				1938-1952
3099, 5042	3-4, 22-23	Storage (4 folders)				1941-1948

Series 5. Personal, 1925-1967 (bulk 1937-1958), 4.95 cubic ft.

Box	Folder	Title				Date
3099	5	Addresses				1952-1960?
3099	6	American Abstract Artists: Art Raffle				1940
3099	7	Articles: Richter, Rolf: Ausstellungsbreif aus Mainz				1962
		Artwork
3099	8		Allen, A: Sketches			undated
			Rebay, Hilla
3099	9			Criticism of Exhibitions		undated
3099	10			Donation		1948
				Exhibitions
3099	11				Florida Southern College: Art of Tomorrow	1955
3099	12				Galerie Carmine, Paris	1929
3099	13				Galleries of Marie Sterner, New York	1927
3099	14				Kingore Galleries, New York	1928
3099	15				Mainz on Rhine	1962
3099	16				Wildenstein & Co., New York	undated
3099	17			List of Museums that Own Work by Rebay		undated
3099	18			Newspaper and Magazine Clippings		1935
3099	19			Portfolio: Translation of Introduction		undated
3099	20			Postcard Reproductions		undated
3099	21a			Remarks on the Triptych "3 Black Rings"		undated
3099	21b			Reproductions for Publications		undated
3099	22			Sketches		undated
3099	23			Statement		undated
3099	24a			Watercolor		1962
3099	24b		?smann, M.: Etching			undated
3099	24c		Unidentified (Bauer, Rudolf?): Sketch			undated
3099, 5043	25-31, 1	Autobiographical Notes (8 folders)				undated, 1944, 1946, 1953-1960
		Automobile License and Registration
3099	32		Correspondence			1933-1942
3099	33		Identification Cards			1939-1943
3099	34	Biographies				undated, 1950
		Christmas Cards
3100	1-11		Mailing Lists (11 folders)			undated, 1944-1958
3100	12		Unsent Cards			undated
3100, 3101, 3102, 5043	13-29, 1-49, 1-36, 2	Collective Letters 1-114 and Unnumbered (103 folders)				undated, 1947-1957
		Correspondence:
3102	37		Carter, Unidentified			undated
3102	38		Castle Stewart, Arthur Stuart, Earl			1951-1952
3102	39		Castle Stewart, Eleanor May			1951
3102	40		Koch, Dr. Unidentified			undated
3102	41		Lindsay, Unidentified			undated
3102	42		McNaab?, Unidentified			undated
3103	1		Plaut, Unidentified			undated
3103	2		Rebay, Gabriele von (Includes Drawings)			undated
3103	3		Rebay, Roland von			undated, 1958
3103	4		Reitzenstein, Unidentified			1952
3103	5		Richter, Unidentified			undated
3103	6		Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation Board of Trustees			1953-1958?
3103	7		Sweeney, James Johnson			1953-1958?
3103	8		Xceron, Jean			undated
3103	9		Unidentified, Constance and Evan?			1938
3103, 3104, 5043	10-15, 1-4, 3		Unidentified Drafts (11 folders)			1951-1958?
		Finance
3104	5		General			undated
3104	6		Bank Account Statement			1961
3104	7-11		Bills and Receipts (5 folders)			undated, 1936-1944, 1954
			Book Orders
3105, 5043	1, 4			General (2 folders)		1941-1946
3105	2			Wm. H. Williams and Company Publishers		1941, 1948-1952
3105	3		Charitable Contributions			undated, 1941, 1947, 1949-1952
3105	4-5		Checkbook (2 folders)			1944-1945
3105	6		Gift Parcels
5043	5		Guaranty Trust Company of New York (Hilla von Rebay Trust)			1951-1956
5043	6		Investment Property: 894-904 Wintrop Street, Brooklyn, New York			1941-1942
			Ledger
3105	7			General		1945-1952
3105	8			Checking Account		1943-1944 1949-1952
3105	9-10		Magazine Subscriptions (2 folders)			1939-1944, 1949-1950
3105	11		The National City Bank of New York			1938-1944
5043	7		Securities			1961
			Taxes
3105	12			Franton Court		1942-1945
3105	13			Income		1944-1945
3105	14			Old Age Assistance		1939
3015	15			Personnel (restricted)		1957-1958
3105	16			Sunlife		1948-1951
3105	17		The Westport Bank and Trust Company			1944, 1958
3105	18	Hilla Rebay Museum Temple of Non-Objective Painting at Florida Southern College (Proposed)				undated
5043	8	Horoscopes				undated
		Household
3105	19		Brochures			undated, 1945
3105	20		Recipes Book			undated
3105	21		Silverware and Dishes			undated
		Immigration and Nationalization
3105	22		General			undated, 1939-1945
			Correspondence
				Department of Justice
3105	23				Immigration and Naturalization Services	1943
3105	24				US Attorney Bulter	1943-1944
3105	25			Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)		1943-1944
3105	26			Rublee, George (restricted)		1943-1944
			Enemy Alien
3105	27			Change of Address or Employment		undated, 1942
3105	28			Hearing Board for the State of Connecticut		1942
3105	29			Parole Reports		1943
5043	9			Permissions for Travel		1943-1943
		Insurance
3106, 5043	1, 10		AEtna Insurance Company (2 folders)			1938-1967
3106	2		Albert R. Lee and Company, Incorporated			1938-1952
3106	3		American Associated Insurance Companies			1947
3106, 5043	4, 11		American Automobile Insurance Company (2 folders)			1942-1950
3106, 5043	5, 12		Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company (2 folders)			1940, 1955-1967
3106	6		Automobile Club of New York (AAA)			1939-1941
3106	7		Automobile Insurance Company of Hartford, Connecticut			undated
3106	8-9		Chubb and Sons, Managers (2 folders)			1939-1942
3106	10		Great American Insurance			1962-1967
3106	11		Grille and Company, Incorporated			1955-1967
3106	12		National Benefit Life			1960
5043	13		Maryland Casualty Company			1947-1951
3106	13		Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company			1955
3106	14		Merchant Mutual Casualty Company			1939-1940
3106	15		Norwalk Agency, Incorporated			1941
3106	16-20		Notari and Dunaway Incorporated (Includes Insurance Record Photographs of Franton Court) (5 folders)			undated, 1939-1954
3107	1		Royal Indemnity Company			1943-1948
5043	14		Saint Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company			1946-1952
3107	2		Samuel Metzger and T. Ruggles Brooks			1938-1941
5043	15		Sun Insurance Office			1962-1965
3107	3		Vander Poel, Francis and Company, Incorporated			1939-1940
		Lists
3107	4		Books on Art: Library of Baroness Rebay			1941
3107	5		Items Belonging to Miss Hilla v. Rebay			circa 1948
3107	5b		Painting Titles			undated
3107	5c		Unidentified			undated
3107	6	Legal: Rebay vs. Guggenheim Foundation: Statement Drafts				undated
		Medical
3107	7		General			undated
3107	8		Bills and Receipts			1942-1951, 1957
3107	9		Burrow, Trigant, Dr.: Article: The Human Equation			1941
3107	10		Henzerling, H.L.: Article: Neue Behandlung der Epilepsie			undated
3107	11		Hopkins, R., Dr.: Correspondence			1940
			Meyer, Otto, Dr.
				Articles
3107	12				Congestion of the Head	undated
3107	13				Focal Infection and Essential Hypertension	1942
3107	14				A New Conception About the Cause and Cure of Encephalitis Lethargia	undated
3107	15				Phlebitis and Burns	1945
3107	16				What Causes High Blood Pressure?	undated
3107	17			Correspondence		1940-1945, 1949
3107	18			Phone Number		circa 1942
3107	19		Nastasia, James E., Dr.: Correspondence			1943-1944
3107	20		Newspaper and Magazine Articles			undated
			Prescriptions
3107	21			General (restricted)		1940-1949
3107	22			Eyeglasses (Includes Lens) (restricted)		undated, 1935
			X-Rays
3107	23			General
3107	24			Skull (restricted)		1944
3107	25			Teeth (restricted)		1944
		Memberships
3107	26		General			1942
5043	16		Conservation Organizations			1950-1964
3107	27		Dues			1949-1950
3107	28		Identification Cards			1947-1967
3107, 3108, 3109, 5043	29-34, 1-9, 1-3, 17-26	Museum Business (28 folders) (11 restricted)				undated, 1937-1962
3109	4	Newspaper and Magazine Clippings				undated, 1943
3109, 5044, 271	5-12, 1, 13	Notes and Drafts (10 folders) (1 restricted)				undated, 1953-1958?
3109	13	Notes for Radio Broadcast				1953-1958?
3109	14	Notice of Shipment (restricted)				1967
		Personal Care
3109	15		Beauty			undated
3109	16-17		Fashion (2 folders)			undated, 1942-1944
3109	18	Pets				1944
		Photographs
3110	1		Au Revs? Hoffen Fur Shop Entrance			undated
3110	2		Dance School Performance			undated
3110	3		Firenze (Reproduction)			undated
3110	4		Japan			undated
3110	5		Osbern			1949
3110	6		Paul Klee's House (Architectural Drawing Reproduction)			undated
3110	7-9		Rebay, Hilla (3 folders)			undated, 1930, 1956
3110	10		Unidentified (negatives)			undated
3110	11	Postcards (Blank)				undated, 1960
3110	12	Pressed Dried Plant				undated
		Residences
			Franton Court (Westport, Connecticut)
3110	13			Address Book and List of Keys		undated
3110, 5044	14-19, 2			Alterations and Renovations (7 folders)		undated, 1937-1947
3110	20			Correspondence		1944
3110	21			Delivery List		1942
3110	22			Finance		1939-1942
3110	23			Furnishings		1937-1941
3110, 3111, 5044	24-26, 1-4, 3			Garden and Landscape (8 folders)		1938-1966
3111	5			Library: List of Books, Catalogues, and Magazines on Art		1941
3111	6			Map: Published		1950
3111	7			Personnel		undated
3111	8			Photographs		undated
271, 3132	14, 2			Sketches and Floor Plans (2 folders)		undated, 1939
			Sunlife (Jefferson, New Hampshire)
3111	9			Address Book		undated
3111	10			Alterations and Renovations		1947-1948
3111	11			Correspondence: Ayling, Louis and Walter (Caretakers)		1950-1954
3111	12			Furnishings		undated, 1947-1948
3111	13			Garden and Landscape		1949-1954
				Map
3111	14				Correspondence	1950
3111	15				Hand Drawn	undated
3111	16				Original Copy and Corrections	1950
3111	17				Published	1950
3111	18			Office Supplies: Inventory		1947
3112	1	Stamps				undated
		Statements
3112	2		By Miss Rebay for Her Personal Use			1951
3112	3		On Resignation			undated
3112	4	Thanksgiving Dinner Invitation List				undated
3112	5	Toy Shops: Addresses				1944
		Travel
3112	6		Notes			undated
			Passports
3112	7			Germany		1925-1935
3112	8			United States of America		1948-1964
3112, 5044	9-18, 4-6		Trips (13 folders)			1947-1962
3112	19	War Bonds				undated

Series 6. Research, 1882-1967 (bulk 1940-1966), 5 cubic ft.

Box	Folder	Title			Date
		Artist Biographies
3112	20		Bauer, Rudolf		undated
3112	21		Beckmann, Hannes		undated
3112	22		Bertoia, Harry		undated
3112	23		Biel, Eugen V.		undated
3112	24		Bolotowsky, Ilya		undated
3112	25		Bonnard, Pierre		undated
3112	26		Burliuk, David		undated
3112	27		Campendonk, Heinrich		undated
3112	28		Cezanne, Paul		undated
3112	29		Chagall, Marc		undated
3112	30		Coale, Donald		undated
3112	31		Coeffin, Josette		undated
3112	32		Delacroix, Eugene		undated
3112	33		Delaunay, Robert		undated
3112	34		der Hohannesian, Garabed		undated
3112	35		Domela-Nieuwenhuis, Cesar		undated
3112	36		Drewes, Werner		undated
3112	37		Edwards, Emmet		undated
3112	38		Feininger, Lyonel		undated
3112	39		Ferren, John		undated
3112	40		Fine, Perle		undated
3112	41		Franklin, George		undated
3112	42		Gauguin, Paul		undated
3112	43		Gleizes, Albert		undated
3112	44		Gris, Juan		undated
3112	45		Grossman, Noah		undated
3112	46		Hohenberg, Marguerite Kurtz		undated
3112	47		Kandinsky, Vasily		1944-1946
3112	48		Kerns, Maude Irvine		undated
3112	49		Klee, Paul		undated
3112	50		Klein, Medard P.		undated
3112	51		Lassaw, Ibram		undated
3112	52		Léger, Fernand		undated
3112	53		Lewis, Samuel Reichmann		undated
3112	54		Marc, Franz		undated
3112	55		Mason, Alice T.		undated
3112	56		Mattern, Alice Louise		undated
3112	57		Metzinger, Jean		undated
3112	58		Mitchell, Wallace		undated
3112	59		Modigliani, Amedeo		undated
3112	60		Moholy-Nagy, László		undated
3112	61		Nebel, Otto		undated
3112	62		Neumann, J. B.		undated
3112	63		Ney, Lloyd R.		undated
3112	64		Nicholson, Ben		undated
3112	65		Papazoff		undated
3112	66		Peterson, Vilhelm Bjerke		undated
3112	67		Picasso, Pablo		undated
3112	68		Rebay, Hilla		undated
3112	69		Rousseau, Henri		undated
3112	70		Scarlett, Rolph		undated
3112	71		Schwab, Wladimir		undated
3112	72		Seurat, Georges-Pierre		undated
3112	73		Silva, Helena Vieira da		undated
3112	74		Smith, Charles		undated
3113	1		Valmier, Georges		undated
3113	2		Vordemberge-Gildewart, Friedrich		undated
3113	3		Vuillard, Edouard		undated
3113	4		Wadsworth, Edward		undated
3113	5		Wicht, John von		undated
3113	6		Wolff, Robert J.		undated
3113	7		Xceron, Jean		undated
		Subject Files
3113, 3128	8-12, 7		General: Newspaper and Magazine Clippings (6 folders)		undated, 1935-1966
3114	1		Advertisements		1951-1966
3114	2		Advice Column		undated
3144	3		African Americans		1954-1959
3114	4		Alexander, Henry		1959
3114	5		America		undated, 1937-1950
3114	6		American Art Association Anderson Galleries		undated
3114	7		American Artist		1942
3114	8		American Association of Museums (AAM)		1956
3114	9		American Federation of Arts (AFA)		1947
3114, 5044	10, 7		American Society for Aesthetics (2 folders)		undated, 1943-1954
3114	11		Amsterdam Art Critics Congress		undated
3114	12		Animals		undated, 1941-1965
3114	13		Anthony, John J.		1949
3114	14		Architecture		undated, 1945-1959
3114	15		Armory Show Recreated		undated
3114	16		Arte Contemporea		1949
3114	17		Art Fair		1948
3114	18		Art Gallery Monthly Guide		1947
3114	19		Artists Equity Association		1950
3114	20		Art Lectures		1944-1959
3114	21		Atomic Energy Commission		1951
3114	22		Bacon, Peggy		undated
3114	23		Ball State Teachers College		1959
3114	24		Balsan, Madam Jacques (Consuelo Vanderbilt)		1953
3114	25		Bauer, Rudolf		1939, 1946
3114, 5044	26, 8		Beckmann, Max (2 folders)		undated
3114	27		Berenson, Bernard		1949-1955
3114	28		Bernhardt, Sarah		1942
5044	9		Biennale di Venezia		1950-1952
3114	29		Blackburn, Morris		1948
3114	30		Blume, Peter		1943
3114	31		Boats		1949-1965
3114	32		Bonnard, Pierre		1946-1948
3114	33		Books		undated, 1937-1959
3114	34		Borg, Z.S.		undated
3114	35		Boston: Institute of Contemporary Art		1949
3114	36		Bowen, Elizabeth		undated
3114	37		Boynton, James		1959
3114	38		Boys Town		undated, 1942
3115	1		Brancusi, Constantin		1955-1958
3115	2		Bratby, John		1956, 1959
3115	3		Brenner's Park Hotel, Baden-Baden		1961
3115	4		Brooke, Dorothy		undated
3115	5		Brooklyn Museum		1949
3115	6		Browne, Byron		1943, 1946
3115	7		Brown Motto		undated
3115	8		Buchholz Gallery		1945
3115	9		Buck, Pearl S.		1957
3115	10		Button, Paul		1945
3115	11		Cagli, Corrado		1948
3115	12		Carnegie Institute		1952
3115	13		Casals, Pablo		undated
5044	10		Chagall, Marc		undated, 1958-1959
3115	14		Channing, Carol		undated
3115	15		Chaplin, Charles		undated
3115	16		Charities		undated, 1944-1963
3115	17		Churchill, Winston		1953-1965
3115	18		Civil Rights		1964-1966
3115	19		The Clown (Grock)		1924
3115	20-21		Cold War and McCarthyism (2 folders)		undated, 1948-1966
3115	22		College Art Association of America		undated, 1942
5044	11		Committee for the Preservation of Austrian Art and Culture in the United States of America		undated
3115	23		Conn, Russell J.		1949
3115	24		Corcoran Biennial Nierendorf Gallery		1943
3115	25		Coward, Noël		undated
5044	12		Cuba: Visa Information		1941
3115	26		Daniel Guggenheim Foundation		1945-1952
3115	27		Dealers and Experts		undated, 1958-1962
3115	28		Declaration of the Federation of the World		1941-1942
3115	29		Degas, Edgar		undated
3115	30		De Havilland, Olivia		undated
3115	31		Delauney, Robert		1954-1957
3115	32		Derivation and Form		1950
3115	33		De Rivera, José		undated
3115	34		Design		undated, 1948
3115	35		Dietrich, Marlene		undated
3115	36		Dionne Quintuplets		1935-1937
3115	37		Dominguin, Luis Miguel		undated
3115	38		Dove, Arthur		1943, 1949
3115	39		Dreier, Katherine		1941
3115	40		Duchamp, Marcel; Villon, Jacques; and Duchamp-Villon, Raymond		1936, 1957
3115	41		Dulles, Eleanor Lansing		1959
3115	42		Dunham, Katherine		undated
3115	43		Eastern Arts Association		1945
3115	44		Eby, Adelaide		1948
3115	45		Education		1935-1958
3115	46		Ehemals Staatlichen Museen-Berlin		undated
3115	47		Einstein, Albert		undated
3115	48		Enters, Angna		1952
3115	49		Ernst, Jimmy		1948
3115	50		European Aid		1947
3116	1-8		Exhibitions (8 folders)		undated, 1929-1962
3116	9		Faini, Maria Luisa		1954
3116	10		Farish, Joan R.		undated
3116	11		Feitelson, Lorser		1952
3116	12		Fischer, Max		undated
3116	13		Food and Recipes		undated, 1941-1966
3116	14		Ford, Henry		undated
3116	15		Ford, Henry, II		1965
3116	16		Forster, Cornelia		undated
3116	17		France		1949
3117	1		Franklin, Sidney		undated
3117	2		Funeral Price Fixing		1967
3117	3		Gallatin, A. E.		1943, 1952
3117	4		Galleries		1942-1958
3117	5		Garbo, Greta		undated
3117	6		Gardens, Plants		undated, 1943-1959
3117	7		Gauguin, Paul		1950, 1959
3117	8		Geiger, Willi		undated
3117	9		Genauer, Emily		1951-1952
3117	10		General Federation Clubwoman		1946
3117	11		Genn, Nancy		undated
3117	12		German Art Exhibitions		1948
3117	13		German Museums		1939
5044	13		Germany		1924, 1938
3117	14		Giacometti, Alberto		1955
3117	15		Giessler, Rupert		1948
3117	16		Goodwin, W.A.R., Rev.		1941
3117	17		Gotham Book Mart		undated
3117	18		Grassi, Ernesto		1952
3117	19		Grosz, George		undated
3117	20		Guggenheim, Solomon R.		1935-1959
3117	21		Guy, James		1948
3117	22		Hajdu, Ettienne		1958
5044	14		Harper's Weekly		1882
3117	23		Harris, William		1948
3117	24		Harvard University: Fogg Museum of Art		1941
3117	25		Hayes, Helen		undated
3117	26		Heliker, John		1948
3117	27		Helion, Jean		1943
3117	28		Hemingway, Ernest		1954
3117	29		Hepburn, Audrey		1951, 1954
3117	30		Herter, Christian A.		1959
3117	31		Hirshfeld, Albert		1961
3117	32		Hofmann, Josef		undated
3117	33		Hogarth, William		undated
3117	34		Home Care and Improvements		undated, 1948-1966
3117	35		Hoover, J. Edgar		undated
3117	36		Horoscope		1942
3117	37		Houdon, Jean-Antoine		undated
3117	38		Hudson Valley: Art in the Park		1959
5044	15		Huffong, F.		1920
3117	39		Ingersoll, R. Sturgis		undated
3117	40		Inge, William R., Rev.		1954
3117	41		Interior Design and Decorating		1945-1952
3117	42		International Club, Harlem Branch YWCA		1951
3117	43		International Council of Museums (ICOM)		1950
3117	44		Investments and Finance		1951-1967
3117	45		Jacoby, Coleman		1943
3117	46		J. C. Morgenthau and Company		1939
3117	47		John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation		1948
3117	48		Johnson, Lyndon B.		1965
3117	49		Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism		1951-1952
3117	50		Kandinsky, Vasily		undated, 1951-1952
3117	51		Karajan, Herbert von		undated
3117	52		Kasenkina, Oksana		1948
3117	53		Kassel: Documenta II		undated
3117	54		Katims, Milton		1949
3117	55		Kennedy, John F.		undated, 1963
3117	56		Kennedy, Sybil		1949
3117	57		Khan, Ali		1954
3117	58		Khrushchev, Nikita		1961
3118	1		Kline, Franz		1962
3118	2		Knaths, Karl		1946
3118	3		Knaust, Herman		1952
5044	16		Kollwitz, Käthe		undated, 1926
3118	4		Krupp, Vera		1965
3118	5		Lafitte, Pierre		1955
3118	6		Le Corbusier		undated
3118	7		Lewisohn, Sam A.		1945
3118	8		Longshore Club		undated
3118	9		Los Angeles County Museum		undated
3118	10		Lubeck Church Frescoes Forged		1954
3118	11		Ludlow, Elizabeth Morrison		undated
3118	12		Lustig, Alvin		1955
3118	13		Maazel, Lorin		undated
3118	14		MacArthur, Douglas, General		undated
3118	15		Macke, Auguste		1952
3118	16		Manns, Heinrich		1950
3118	17		Matisse, Henri		1948
3118	18		Matta, Roberto		1944
3118	19		Maugham, W. Somerset		1949
3118	20		Maxwell, Elsa		1958
3118	21		McGuire, William M., Captain		1965
3118	22		McKinley, Hazel Guggenheim		1946, 1949
3118	23-24		Medicine and Science (2 folders)		undated, 1942-1964
3118	25		Mellon, Matthew Taylor		undated
5044	17		Merrick School		undated
3118	26		Metropolitan Museum of Art		undated, 1939, 1954-1956
3118	27		Metropolitan Opera House		1930
3118	28		Milwaukee Art Institute		1956
3118	29		Miró, Joan		undated, 1958
3118	30		Modigliani, Amedeo		undated
3118	31		Mondrian, Piet		1957
3118	32		Moore, Henry		1959
3118	33		Morgan, J.P.		undated
3118	34		Morris, George L.K.		1947
3118	35		Morris, Suzy		1948
3118	36		Mountains		undated, 1937-1963
3118	37		Müller, Erwin, Dr.		undated
3118	38		Museum Council of New York		1948-1954
3118	39		Museum News		1953-1955
3118	40		Museum of Modern Art: Trustee List		1952
3118	41		Museum of Non-Objective Art		1939-1952
3119	1		Music, Theater, Dance		1936-1965
3119	2		Myers, Bernard		1952
3119	3		Naef, Hans		1948
3119	4		Nägler, Gertrud		undated
3119	5		"Naïve" Art		1961
3119	6		National Academy School of Fine Arts		1951
3119	7		National Amateur Painters Competition		1950
3119	8		National Audubon Society		1941
3119	9		National Broadcasting Company (NBC)		1940
3119	10		National Concert and Artist Corporation		undated
3119	11		Nazi-Banned Art Exhibitions		1939, 1957
3119	12		Nazi Germany and World War II		1937-1947
3119	13		Nehru, Jawaharlal		1955
3119	14		Nemirovitch-Dantchenko, Vladimir		1936
3119	15		Nemitz, Fritz		undated
3119	16		Neutra, Richard		1949
3119	17		New York Adult Education Council		1946, 1948
3119	18		New York City		1927-1966
3119	19		New York Visitor		1944
3119	20		New York World's Fair		1939
3119	21		Nicholson, Ben		1956-1958
3119	22		Nierendorf Galleries		1944
3119	23		Nitz, William H.		1943
3119	24		Noack, Hermann		1957
3119	25		Noguchi, Isamu		undated
3119	26		Non-Objective Paintings		1951
3119	27		Nostitz, Helen		undated
3119	28		Offner, Richard		1965
3119	29		Ogunquit Art Center		1939
3119	30		Olivier, Laurence		1948
3119	31		Onassis, Aristotle		undated
3119	32		Opportunity No. 49: "Old" Angus		1941
3119	33		Origins of Art		undated, 1949-1956
5044	18		Orozco, J. C.		undated
3119	34		Paderewski, Ignace Jan		undated
3119	35		Paris		1938
3119	36		Paris World's Fair		1937
3119	37		Pasadena Art Institute		undated
3119	38		Pasternak, Boris		1960
3119	39		Pellegrini, Aldo		1953
3119	40		Peron, Juan		undated, 1956
3119	41		Perrine, Van Dearing: Painting with Mobile Light		1938
3119	42		Petzet, Wolfgang		undated
3119	43		Pfeiffer, Fritz		1940
3119	44		Politics		1939-1965
3119	45		Politics Influencing Art		undated, 1949-1952
3119	46		Powell, Wesley		undated
3119	47		Prado Collection		undated
5044	19		Project M.I.I.		undated
3119	48		Providence Museum of Art		1949
3119	49		Provincetown Art Association		1948
3119	50		Queens College		1944
			Rebay, Hilla
3119, 3120, 5044	51, 1-3, 20			General (5 folders)	undated, 1931-1963
3120	4			Family	1952
3120	5			Interviews	1946-1950
3120	6			Lawsuits	1943-1963
3120	7			Resignation	1952
3120	8		Refregier, Anton		1949
3120	9		Reichsmuseum-Amsterdam		undated
3120	10		Religion		undated, 1943-1961
3120	11		Rembrandt		undated
3120	12		Renoir, Pierre Auguste		1949
3120	13		Richter Archive of Illustrations on Art		1943
3120	14		Riverside Museum: American Abstract Painters Exhibition		1943
5044	21		Rockefeller, John D.		1941
3120	15		Rockefeller, Nelson (and Wife)		undated, 1941
3120	16		Ronald, William		1956
3120	17		Roosevelt, Elliot		1965
3120	18		Roosevelt, Franklin Delano		1949
3120	19		Rosenberg, James N.		1949
3120	20		Rosse, Herman		1949
3120	21		Roth, Eugene		undated
3120	22		Rouault, Georges		1948, 1962
3120	23		Rousseau, Henri		undated, 1954
3120	24		Rousseau, Theodore Jr.		1955
5044	25		Royal Commission on National Development in the Arts, Letters and Sciences		1949-1951
3120, 3121, 3122, 3123, 5044	26-28, 1-7, 1-3, 1-5, 23-24		Royalty (20 folders)		undated, 1947-1967
3123	6		Rusk, Dean		1966
3123	7		Russell Sage Foundation		undated
3123	8		Salemme, Attilio		undated
3123	9		Samuels, Robert		undated
			San Francisco
5044	25			General	1945
3123	10			San Francisco Museum	undated
3123	11		Santa Fe Museum		1948
3123	12		Sao Paulo Museum of Modern Art: International Exhibition		1953
3123	13		Schlicter, Rudolf		1949
3123	14		School Art League		1942
3123	15		School of Paris		1932
3123	16		Schultz, Anton		1961
3123	17		Schweitzer, Dr. Albert		undated, 1946-1956
3123	18		Sekula, Sonia		1948
3123	19		Seurat, Georges		1949
3123	20		Sewell, Sumner		1946
3123	21		Shaw, George Bernard		undated
3123	22		Silvercruys, Suzanne		1949
3123	23		Sinatra, Frank		undated
3124	1		Sizer, Theodore		1948
3124	2		Slevogt, Max and Emil Orlik		1944
3124	3		Sobiloff, Hy J.		undated
3124	4		Social Ills		undated, 1951
3124	5		Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation		1949
			Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
3124	6			General	1953
3124	7-15			Frank Lloyd Wright Building (9 folders)	1944-1961
3125	1		Spivak, Max		1948
3125	2		Sports		undated, 1954-1959
3125	3		Staël, Nicolas de		1951
3125	4		Stamps		1951-1966
3125	5		Stanley, Louis T.		1950
3125	6		Steinkraus, Billy		1952
3125	7		Stettheimer, Florine		undated
3125	8		Stieglitz, Alfred and Georgia O'Keefe		undated
3125	9		Sutherland, Graham		1962
3125	10		Sweeney, James Johnson		1953, 1959
3125	11		Table Talk		1943
3125	12		Tam, Reuben		1949
3125	13		Taylor, Elizabeth		1962
3125	14		Taylor, Robert		undated
3125	15		Think		1937
3125	16		Thomas, Dylan		1957
3125	17		Tierney, Gene		1949
3125	18		Tolstoy Foundation		1940
3125	19		Toscanini, Arturo		undated
3125	20		Toulouse-Lautrec, Henri de		undated
3125	21		Town Hall Program		1944
3125	22		Trapp Family		1947, 1951
3125	23-24		Travel (2 folders)		undated, 1951-1965
5044	26		Treasury Department: Census of Property in Foreign Countires (blank forms)		1943
3125	25		Trökes, Heinz		1953
3125	26		Truman, Harry S.		undated, 1948
3125	27		Uhlman, Hans		1949
3125	28		University of Illinois		1949
3125	29		Urvater, J. Bertold and Gaetane		1958
3125	30		Vanderbilt, Cornelius		undated
3125	31		Van Doren, Charles		1959
3125	32		Valentin, Karl		1948
3125	33		Vilmorin, Louise de		1954
3125	34		Virginia Museum of Fine Arts		1953
3125	35		Walkowitz, Abraham		1927(?)
3125	36		Washburn, Gordon Bailey		undated
3125	37		Watteau, Jean Antoine		undated
3125	38		Wellman, Constance		undated
5044	37		Westport Audubon Society		1952
3125	39		Westport Connecticut Institute of Commercial Art		1952
3125	40		Whitney Museum		1949-1956
3125	41		Wiedman, Charles		1948
3125	42		Winchester College Chapel: Stained Glass Restoration		1950
3125	43		Wingler, Hans Maria		1948
3125	44		Worcester Art Museum		1951
3125	45		Works Progress Administration Art Tours		undated
3125	46		World Religious Council		1947
3125, 3126	47, 1		Wright, Frank Lloyd (2 folders)		1943-1959
3126	2		Zionist Organization of America		1944