Series VII. Ephemera

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{"value"=>"<p>This series arranged as follows: Admission tickets; Invitations, Programs and Seating Plans (alphabetically arranged); Fine Arts Individuals (alphabetically arranged); Fine Arts Group Shows (alphabetically arranged). Oppenheim's social life dominates as expressed in the Invitations, Programs and Seating Plans. Invitations and related materials were received from the American Academy of Arts and Letters; Central Park Association; English Speaking Union; Emma Mills, Book & Play Luncheons and others. One outstanding souvenir program located in the ephemera is the <em>Amelia Earhart</em> testimonial banquet held in her honor at the Hotel Astor, New York on June 22, 1932 (includes insert paper copy of painting of Earhart). The Fine Arts section also contains programs for Carroll Beckwith (H. Wunderlich & Co., 1898), George Bellows (Frederick Keppel & Co., 1925), Degas (Museum of French Art, 1931), Rockwell Kent drawings for <em>Moby Dick</em>, n.d.), Claude Monet (The Lotus Club, 1899), the Lenox Library, 1895; and <em>Paintings from the Berlin Museums exhibited at the request of the Dept. of the Army, 1948</em> (Smithsonian Institutions, Washington, D. C.)</p>"}

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  1. Admission Tickets
  2. Invitations, Programs and Seating Plans [78/1]
  3. Fine Arts Group Shows. Invitations Programs and Catalogues [35/1]