Box 1
Contains 55 Results:
The Calder – Art or Junk! Given before the GR Transportation Club, Fall 1969
Includes original and photocopied documents, such as pink forms from the Detroit Harbor documenting damage to some of the shipping crates during the unloading.
Grand Rapids Transportation Club, Feb. 1968 Flyer. RE: Guest Speaker Buck Matthews. Verso: “President’s Message” … Frank Hild. The fourth paragraph on this side talks about Phil Catalano as Chairman of the study committee to move 35 tons of art.
Includes original and photocopied documents, such as pink forms from the Detroit Harbor documenting damage to some of the shipping crates during the unloading.
Business cards (2): Southern Furniture Transport, Inc. Phillip T. Catalano, Executive Director; C.S. Sieswerda, Representing Import Export Service Co.
Includes original and photocopied documents, such as pink forms from the Detroit Harbor documenting damage to some of the shipping crates during the unloading.
“La Grande Vitesse” A Special Commemorative Edition of Lithographs by Alexander Calder / Margaret Crawford, Co-Chairman, GVSH Friends of the Arts ... n.d. Given by Calder to build an endowment for the fine arts college at GVSU. 75 hand signed 425 signed items
Includes original and photocopied documents, such as pink forms from the Detroit Harbor documenting damage to some of the shipping crates during the unloading.
“La Grande Vitesse” / by Alexander Calder. Program. June 14, 1969.
Includes original and photocopied documents, such as pink forms from the Detroit Harbor documenting damage to some of the shipping crates during the unloading.
Cover. Greater Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce News. June 1969.
Includes newspaper clippings about the transport, the project, and the dedication, primarily from the Grand Rapids Press, but also from other local or regional newspapers.
Also includes images of the Calder sculpture clipped from other sources, many unidentified.
Cover. Greenlight. North American Van Lines. Oct.-Nov. 1969.
Includes newspaper clippings about the transport, the project, and the dedication, primarily from the Grand Rapids Press, but also from other local or regional newspapers.
Also includes images of the Calder sculpture clipped from other sources, many unidentified.
“The Story behind the Stabile” Source unknown.
Includes newspaper clippings about the transport, the project, and the dedication, primarily from the Grand Rapids Press, but also from other local or regional newspapers.
Also includes images of the Calder sculpture clipped from other sources, many unidentified.
Big and Bright Red. pg. 4 Source Unknown
Includes newspaper clippings about the transport, the project, and the dedication, primarily from the Grand Rapids Press, but also from other local or regional newspapers.
Also includes images of the Calder sculpture clipped from other sources, many unidentified.
Calder Stabile on way to Grand Rapids. Grand Rapids Magazine, n.d.
Includes newspaper clippings about the transport, the project, and the dedication, primarily from the Grand Rapids Press, but also from other local or regional newspapers.
Also includes images of the Calder sculpture clipped from other sources, many unidentified.