Crittenden, Walter H. (Walter Hayden), 1859-1947

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Principal respondent: Crittenden, Walter H. Correspondence regarding damage to trees; Rossiter donation of Sèvres vase.

Scope and Contents Principal respondent: Crittenden, Walter H. Correspondence regarding Museum activities; budget and appropriations; concert series; gift and bequest policy; W. Conrow publication of W.H. Goodyear book; Fuchs estate; St. Denis contract; lectures; Tissot copyright; funds; installations. Correspondence regarding objects, including loan of Stillman and Eakins portraits; offer of Gaugin; laces; Repin paintings; Swedish murals; G. Stevenson watercolor; silver urn and teapots; Jenkins house;...

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Correspondence regarding Penniman, Crittenden bequests.

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Correspondence regarding bequests of L.P. Clark; Annie A. Arents; A.B. Martin gift; W.H. Crittenden; E. Wickham offer.

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Principal respondent: Crittenden, Walter H. Correspondence regarding Museum operations; 1936 deficit; collections; bequests; Putnam Memorial Print Room; needs of Museum.

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Principal respondent: Crittenden, Walter H. Correspondence regarding Museum operations including regular letters reporting on activities.

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Principal respondent: Crittenden, Walter H. Correspondence and reports on Museum operations, including dismantling of Dutch house; exhibitions; acquisitions.

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Principal respondent: Crittenden, Walter H. Correspondence regarding Charles Sessler prints and drawings, exchange; budgets; Museum operations; Macy Collection auction; loans; purchases; Children's Museum; Wilbour Hall, reinstallation.

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Principal respondent: Crittenden, Walter H. Correspondence regarding membership; resignation.

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Principal respondent: Crittenden, Walter H. Correspondence regarding acquistions; sales of objects from Oriental, Classical Departments, American Rooms, Samuel P. Avery autographs; purchase of Van Cortlandt portraits; donation, Seth Low Pierrepont; exchange of Winslow Homer watercolor.