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Please plan to visit and our holiday booksale starting November 22. Selection Includes books and exhibition catalogs in multiple languages covering art and art history from all periods. Proceeds benefit the library’s acquisition fund!

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Happy #archivesmonth! Here at the museum archives we're busy digitizing slides from our Franny Taft collection. These will be added to our digital archive.

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Henry Hawley joined the museum in 1960 as the first curator of decorative arts. Born January 3, 1934 in Dallas, TX, he earned his bachelor’s degree from Stanford University in 1955 and a Master’s degree from Harvard three years later. He received an additional Master’s degree from the University of Delaware after two years as a Winterthur Fellow (1958-1960). He spent his entire career at CMA, serving in positions of increasing responsibility for over 42 years. 

Callan Swaim-Fox our @SmithCollege @SOTC_CLE intern writes about her experience in our digitization lab for the Newsletter of the Museum Archives Section of the Society of American @Archivists_org https://t.co/jhZ0XV91xt

— Ingalls Library (@IngallsLibrary) August 2, 2019