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1971–1972
Exhibition
New York
1971–1972
The National Gallery of Art and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum presented Rodin Drawings: True and False in 1971–1972. The National Gallery’s accessioned-object exhibition history explicitly names both institutions and this complete year range for Auguste Rodin’s Nude Woman Carrying Vase on Head. This is one touring exhibition, with two documented historical venues. The exact native object and accession establish the selected drawing’s exhibition connection; its participation is recorded at tour level because this object-history reference does not establish its appearance at each individual stop. No catalogue number is supplied. The complete original checklist and exact opening and closing days remain unconfirmed.
Also recorded as: Rodin Drawings: True and False, NGA & Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York
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