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54 documents have been found dated from 1941 o 1969.

Circulating exhibition catalogue for Picasso: Forty Years of His Art (second edition), between the Museum of Modern Art, New York, and the Minneapolis Institute of Arts

15 January 1940 - Internal museum documents

Circulating exhibition catalogue for Picasso: Forty Years of His Art (second edition), between the Museum of Modern Art, New York, and the Minneapolis Institute of Arts

Checklist for the circulating exhibition Picasso: Epochs in His Art

New York, 1941–1942 - Internal museum documents

Checklist for the circulating exhibition Picasso: Epochs in His Art

Así pinto Picasso el Guernica

18 de octubre de 1969 - Magazines

How Picasso painted Guernica

Alfred H. Barr Jr.'s letter to Paul J. Sachs

New York, 2 October 1941 - Institutional correspondence

Alfred H. Barr Jr.'s letter to Paul J. Sachs

Picasso Exhibition at Modern Museum

20 July 1941 - Newspapers

Picasso Exhibition at Modern Museum

Jan van Raay’s Flickr account

Women Artists in Revolution (W.A.R.)

Art Workers Coalition (AWC), <em>Open Hearing</em>, New York: Art Workers’ Coalition (AWC), 1969

New York: Art Workers’ Coalition (AWC), 1969 - Photocopied documents

Open Hearing

Irving Petlin, Jon Hendricks and Frazer Dougherty, <em>Q. And babies? A. And babies</em>, 1970

Poster, 1969 - Poster

Q. And babies? A. And babies

<em>Does MoMA Approve of the Song My [My Lai] Massacre?</em>, New York, December 26, 1969

New York, December 26, 1969 - Minutes

Minutes from an Art Workers' Coalition meeting

Art Workers Coalition (AWC), <em>Documents 1</em>, New York: Art Workers’ Coalition (AWC), 1969

New York: the Art Workers’ Coalition (AWC), 1969 - Photocopied documents

Documents 1

“The Massacre at My Lai”, <em>Life</em>, New York, December 5, 1969, 36–37

<em>Life</em>, New York, December 5, 1969, 36–45 - Article

“The Massacre at My Lai”

Interview with Paul Meadlo on his role in the alleged massacre of civilians at Songmy (My Lai), CBS Radio Network, November 24, 1969

CBS Radio Network, November 24, 1969 - Radio broadcast

Interview with Paul Meadlo on his role in the alleged massacre of civilians at Songmy (My Lai)

“Transcript of an Interview with a Vietnam War Veteran on His Role in the Alleged Massacre of Civilians at Songmy”, The New York Times, New York, November 25, 1969, 16

The New York Times, New York, November 25, 1969, 16 - Transcription

“Transcript of an Interview with a Vietnam War Veteran on His Role in the Alleged Massacre of Civilians at Songmy”

Screenshot of President Nixon’s television address to the nation President Richard Nixon, November 3, 1969

November 3, 1969 - Speech

President Richard Nixon appeals to a so-called “silent majority”

Memo by Art Workers' Coalition, <em>Vietnam “Moratorium”</em>, New York, October 10, 1969

Memo, New York, October 10, 1969 - Release

Vietnam “Moratorium”

An officer-training candidate looking at photographs of My Lai published in <em>The Plain Dealer</em>, Cleveland, November 20, 1969

Cleveland, November 20, 1969 - Photograph

An officer-training candidate looking at photographs of My Lai published in The Plain Dealer

Seymour Hersh, “Lieutenant Accused of Murdering 109 Civilians”, <em>St. Louis Post-Dispatch</em>, Saint-Louis, November 13, 1969, front page

<em>St. Louis Post-Dispatch</em>, Saint-Louis, November 13, 1969, front page and inside pages - Article

“Lieutenant Accused of Murdering 109 Civilians”

Cover of <em>Newsweek</em>, New York, December 8, 1969

Cover of <em>Newsweek</em>, New York, December 8, 1969 - Magazine

“The Killings at Song My. Accused: Lt. William L. Calley Jr.”

Art Workers' Coalition and GAAG, <em>A Call for the Immediate Resignation of all the Rockefellers from the Museum of Modern Art’s Board of Trustees</em>, New York, November 10, 1967

New York, November 10, 1967 - Petition

A Call for the Immediate Resignation of all the Rockefellers from the Museum of Modern Art’s Board of Trustees

Alex Gross, "Artists attack MoMA", <em>East Village Other</em>, New York, vol. 5, no. 3 (June 24, 1969). Included in: Art Workers Coalition (AWC), <em>Documents 1</em>, New York: Art Workers’ Coalition (AWC), 1969, 8

Periodical, New York, 1965–1972 - Article

East Village Other

John Perreault, "Art. Whose art?", <em>The Village Voice</em>, New York, January 9, 1969. Included in: Art Workers Coalition (AWC), <em>Documents 1</em>, New York: Art Workers’ Coalition (AWC), 1969, 2

Periodical, New York, 1955–2017 - Article

The Village Voice

Cover of <em>Time</em>, New York, December 5, 1969

Cover of <em>Time</em>, New York, December 5, 1969 - Magazine

“THE MASSACRE. Where Does the Guilt Lie?”

Grace Glueck, “Keeping Art On The Streets”, <em>The New York Times</em>, New York, September 28, 1969, section D, 35

<em>The New York Times</em>, New York, September 28, 1969, section D, 35 - Article

“Keeping Art On The Streets”

An officer-training candidate looking at photographs of My Lai published in <em>The Plain Dealer</em>, Cleveland, November 20, 1969

<em>The Plain Dealer</em>, November 20, 1969 - Newspaper

My Lai Massacre on the newspaper front page