Box 6
Contains 371 Results:
“When Does a Portrait Become a Memento Mori?” (NY Times), February 24, 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“When Does a Portrait Become a Memento Mori?” (NY Times), March 31, 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“Search for Thomson Background Material” (KC Times), April 6, 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“Suddenly They’re All Sending for Houseman” (NY Times), April 21, 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“Informal Tribute to US Composer” (Yorkshire Evening Press), May 21, 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“Transatlantic” (Sunday Times), June 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“A Time of Transition for Corita Kent” (LA Times), July 11, 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“Marin’s Ambitious Festival” (San Francisco Examiner), July 28, 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“Good Taste at Forest meadows” (San Francisco Examiner), August 3, 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“An Appealing Accent of Youth” (San Francisco Examiner), August 12, 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“How Not to Kick Schubert Around” (Village Voice), August 22, 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“The Pick of Modern American Music” (NY Times), August 25, 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“Transatlantic” (Sunday Times), September 6, 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“The String Quartet in America – Alive, Well, and Going Strong” (NY Times), September 15, 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“Good Lord Olivier Goes Tape”, October 29, 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“In Honor of Virgil Thomson”, October 29, 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“Partial Clearing” (Soho Weekly News), October 31, 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“And Now Strike Up the Brass” (NY Times), November 17, 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“Remembering the Chelsea” (Playboy), December 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“Thomson Presides at Scripps Concert”, December 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“Pitzer Hosts Lectures on European Art and Music” (Claremont Collegian), December 6, 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“‘A Discipline of Spontaneity’” (Claremont Collegian), December 9, 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“On Voyage” (Columbia Forum, Winter), 1974
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“The Sullen Art and Craft of Portraiture”., undated
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
“Corita Kent… Many Changes”., undated
Contained in Box 5, and Box 6, Folders 1-8; Includes many newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings related to Thomson, as well as some longer articles (1941-1984).
