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1954
Exhibition
Chicago
1954
The Renaissance Society at the University of Chicago presented An Exhibition in Memory of Elinor Castle Nef in Chicago in 1954. The documented selection includes drawings and original prints, with particular surviving works identified in the museum histories. Documented examples include Le Corbusier’s Abstraction (c. 1932; pastel and crayon on wove paper) and Jules Pascin’s Rising (Le Lever) (1925; lithograph in black). The reconstructed checklist is partial, and exact opening and closing days remain unverified.
Also recorded as: An Exhibition in Memory of Elinor Castle Nef, The Renaissance Society at the University of Chicago
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