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part of "Subject files" (war artist archive) Made by: Ministry of Information 1940-06-26
Exhibition at the National Gallery: Booklet by the Curwen PressTwo papers regarding a booklet of reproductions of works from the National Gallery exhibition, proposed by Oliver Simon and to be published by the Curwen Press.
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part of "Subject files" (war artist archive) Made by: Ministry of Information 1940-05-28
Storage and Exhibition of Works at the National GalleryThe part files are as follows: /1/29/1 = 28 May 1940 - 13 Aug 1943 /1/29/2 = 05 Jan - 09 Jun 1943 The file concerns arrangements for, and administration of, exhibitions of war pictures at the National Gallery. The first show opened to the public on 3...
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part of "Subject files" (war artist archive) Made by: Ministry of Information 1940-07-02
Exhibition at the National Gallery: Circulation to Provincial GalleriesThe file falls into two parts, as follows: /1/32/1 = 02 Jul 1940 - 28 Oct 1941 /1/32/2 = 01 Nov 1941 - 07 Feb 1945. The file covers the organisation and administration of the programme for touring exhibitions of selections from the war artists' pictures...
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part of "Subject files" (war artist archive) Made by: Ministry of Information 1940-09-09
Proposal to Exhibit War Artists' Pictures in New YorkThe parts of the file are as follows: /1/34/1 = 09 Sep 1940 - 15 Mar 1941 /1/34/2 = 10 Sep 1940 - 08 Oct 1946 An exhibition was to be sent to the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The file covers the arrangement of transport for the pictures, and...
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part of "Subject files" (war artist archive) Made by: Ministry of Information 1941-11-26
Exhibition at National Gallery: Poster PublicityPapers regarding a scheme to advertise the exhibitions at the National Gallery. A handbill by John Piper had been used (see GP/46/24/12) but the MoI wanted a larger poster which could be used on London Underground, as the London Passenger Transport...
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part of "Subject files" (war artist archive) Made by: Ministry of Information 1941-01-31
Advertising the Exhibition of War Pictures at the National GalleryPapers regarding a scheme for advertising the exhibition of war artists pictures at the National Gallery, by attaching panels to the railings and various other points on the outside of the premises. The scheme was planned by Misha Black and Milner Gray...
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part of "Subject files" (war artist archive) Made by: Ministry of Information 1940-05-14
Contracts, Copyright and Issue of ReproductionsThis file primarily relates to requests for reproduction of WAAC works. Although essentially a continuation of the previous file, it does overlap in date. It includes an article from 'Good Housekeeping', September 1942, entitled 'Pictures in the Fires...
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part of "Subject files" (war artist archive) Made by: Ministry of Information 1939-12-01
Contracts, Copyright and Issue of ReproductionsThe earlier part of this file relates to the development of policy and procedures regarding reproduction of the works commissioned by the WAAC, including committee minutes, minute papers and other policy documents. They discuss various possibilities for...
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part of "Subject files" (war artist archive) Made by: Ministry of Information 1940-06-21
Storage & Exhibition of Works at the National Gallery: Employment of MessengersPapers regarding arrangements for the employment of, and overtime payments for, National Gallery attendants, for the Ministry of Information's war artist exhibitions there.
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part of "Subject files" (war artist archive) Made by: Ministry of Information 1941-02-27
Reproduction of War Artists Pictures for CanteensIt was proposed to produce lithographs of certain war pictures for sale at cost price to canteens. The images were to be printed by the Baynard Press and sold through the National Gallery. The four images were: * Stanley Spencer - 'Burners' * Paul Nash...
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