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Zogbaum, Marta and Zogbaum, Wilfred, [1962-1977]

FOUND IN: Harvard Art Museums Archives
File — Box 59: Series III:; Series IV: [Barcode: RT141D], Folder: 762Identifier: SC 15, III:, 762.
Scope and Contents:

This series contains Ossorio's correspondence. Files may also contain pictures and fliers, etc. The materials are arranged alphabetically, by correspondent's last name. There are some small groupings of correspondence arranged by subject, such as "museum correspondence," "awards," etc.

Zoppo, Marco, [undated]

FOUND IN: Harvard Art Museums Archives
File — Box 16: Series II [Barcode: RT14SI], Folder: 423Identifier: HC 20, II, Subseries C, 423
Scope and Contents:

This subseries includes slides based on or used in Forbes’s lectures. The slides demonstrate artistic techniques unique to the artist.

Zorn, Anders [Swedish], [1922]

FOUND IN: Harvard Art Museums Archives
File — Box 8: Series III:; Series V, Folder: 252Identifier: SC 21, III:, 252.
Scope and Contents: The third series contains materials concerning various artists who corresponded with Winthrop or whose work Winthrop purchased. Like Series II, the arrangement parallels the arrangement created by the 1970s processors; that is, the papers are alphabetized in order by the artists’ last names. The only exception to this order are folders 128-130 which contain papers that were not subdivided into folders describing a single artist; folder 132 which contains the notes and transcriptions provided...

Zu CGs Oeuvre Catalogue [to CGs Oeuvre Catalogue], [undated]

FOUND IN: Harvard Art Museums Archives
File — Box 11: Series I [Barcode: RT14XNV], Folder: 192Identifier: SC 30, I, B, 192
Scope and Contents: This series primarily contains text-based materials collected and generated by Hamburger during her dissertation work on Grossberg. The series has been divided into two sub-series: Research files and Subject files. The sub-series Research files consists primarily of photocopies of Grossberg's correspondence, while the sub-series Subjects files contains copies of Grossberg's papers and Hamburger's reference materials. Grossberg’s papers can be dated to approximately 1925-1940 and consist of...

Zuccarelli, Fr., [undated]

FOUND IN: Harvard Art Museums Archives
File — Box 43: Series III [Barcode: RT14TB], Folder: 1591Identifier: HC 20, III, Subseries B, 1591
Scope and Contents:

These files contain typed and handwritten notes on artists, drawn from Forbes’s close study of their work, including biographical information about the artist and their influences. Files may contain X-rays, photographs, and correspondence.

Zug, George B.--Scholar, [1919-1924]

FOUND IN: Harvard Art Museums Archives
Item — Box 99, Folder: 2037Identifier: HC 3, 2037.
Scope and Content:: The papers in this collection document Paul Sachs' career at the Fogg Museum and in Harvard's Department of Fine Arts, his national and international travels, his role as a mentor to students and colleagues, his involvement on numerous boards and committees, and various other personal and professional endeavors and interests. The papers date from 1903 to 2005, with the bulk spanning the years 1915-1948, and consist primarily of sent and received correspondence. They also include photographs,...

Zukünftige Themen für Vorträge und Aufsätze

FOUND IN: Harvard Art Museums Archives
Item — Box 42: [Barcode: RT11GF], Folder: 704-706.Identifier: BRM 1, 704-706.

Zur Wiedereröffnung, Moritzburgmuseum in Halles, Moritzburg, October 1948

FOUND IN: Harvard Art Museums Archives
Item Identifier: BRM 2, II:, B:, 157.
Scope and Contents:

This subseries contains materials related to Feininger's exhibitions, both group and solo, including catalogues, pamphlets, invitations, and publicity/promotional materials.

Zurbaran, [undated]

FOUND IN: Harvard Art Museums Archives
File — Box 43: Series III [Barcode: RT14TB], Folder: 1593Identifier: HC 20, III, Subseries B, 1593
Scope and Contents:

These files contain typed and handwritten notes on artists, drawn from Forbes’s close study of their work, including biographical information about the artist and their influences. Files may contain X-rays, photographs, and correspondence.

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