Alfred H. Barr Jr.'s letter to Emile Langui

Alfred H. Barr Jr., director of the Collections Department of the Museum of Modern Art, New York, informs Emile Langui, advisor of Art Propaganda in Brussels, that the loan of Guernica is not possible.

Author:

Alfred H. Barr Jr.

Year:

1953

Medium:

Institutional correspondence

Archived in:

Museum of Modern Art Archives, New York

Reference in the source Archive:

P&S "Guernica" Records Corresp. 50s

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Expanded Geography A Key Museum Component

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