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8 documents have been found which are about Refugees, related to the exhibition Guernica by Picasso, and related paintings and drawings and related to the story of Expanded Geography.

EN Telegrama de Sidney Janis a la Fine Arts Gallery of San Diego

New York, 4 August 1939 - Institutional correspondence

Sidney Janis's telegram to the FIne Arts Gallery of San Diego

Views of the installation of the exhibition Picasso's Guernica at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

San Francisco, 1939 - Photograph

Views of the installation of the exhibition Picasso's Guernica at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

EN Comentarios a las declaraciones de Blanche Mahler sobre la llegada de Guernica a Nueva York

ca. 1981 - Manuscript

Comments on the declarations of Blanche Mahler regarding the arrival of Guernica to New York

EN Entrada para la exposición «Picasso's Guernica» en las Stendahl Art Galleries

Los Angeles, August 1939 - Invitation

Picasso's Guernica, Stendahl Art Galleries

EN Telegrama de Caspar Whitney a Ernest Hemingway

New York, 17 April 1939 - Institutional correspondence

Caspar Whitney's telegram to Ernest Hemingway

Invitation to the opening of the exhibition Picasso's Masterpiece. Guernica and 63 Related Paintings and Drawings at the Stendahl Art Galleries

Los Angeles, 1939 - Invitation

Invitation to the opening of the exhibition Picasso's Masterpiece. Guernica and 63 Related Paintings and Drawings at the Stendahl Art Galleries

Shipping invoice to the Valentine Gallery for the delivery of paintings from Normandy to New York.

3 May 1939 - Invoices

Shipping invoice to the Valentine Gallery for the delivery of paintings from Normandy to New York

Catalogue of the exhibition organised by the American Artists' Congress at the Valentine Gallery, for the benefit of Spanish refugees. Signed by Juan Negrín and Julio Álvarez del Vayo.

New York, 1939 - Exhibition catalogue

Catalogue of the exhibition organised by the American Artists' Congress at the Valentine Gallery, for the benefit of Spanish refugees. Signed by Juan Negrín and Julio Álvarez del Vayo