Cynthia Jaffe McCabe papers United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place SW Washington, DC 20024-2126 Tel. (202) 479-9717 e-mail: [email protected]Descriptive summary Title: Cynthia Jaffe McCabe papers Dates: 1940-1986 Accession number: 1987.A.0082 Creator: Cynthia J. McCabe Extent: 32 boxes Repository: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives, 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place SW, Washington, DC 20024-2126 Languages: English Scope and content of collection Consists of correspondence, photocopies of archival documents, photographs, slides, and other ephemera collected by art historian Cynthia Jaffe McCabe in preparation for a planned exhibit regarding the work of Varian Fry and the Emergency Rescue Committee. Includes photographs of Fry and various artists and intellectuals, including Marc Chagall and Henri Matisse, in and around Villa Air Bel, the Emergency Rescue Committee offices in Marseille, and other locations in unoccupied southern France in 1940-41. Also includes clippings, exhibition catalogs, unpublished manuscripts and other materials related to other projects. Administrative Information Restrictions on access: No restrictions on access. Restrictions on reproduction and use: Restrictions on use. Some material may be under copyright. Fair use applies. Preferred citation: Preferred citation for USHMM archival collections; consult the USHMM website for guidance.
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Cynthia Jaffe McCabe papers
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place SW
Washington, DC 20024-2126 Tel. (202) 479-9717
e-mail: [email protected] Descriptive summary Title: Cynthia Jaffe McCabe papers Dates: 1940-1986 Accession number: 1987.A.0082 Creator: Cynthia J. McCabe Extent: 32 boxes Repository: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives, 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place SW,
Washington, DC 20024-2126 Languages: English Scope and content of collection Consists of correspondence, photocopies of archival documents, photographs, slides, and other
ephemera collected by art historian Cynthia Jaffe McCabe in preparation for a planned exhibit regarding the work of Varian Fry and the Emergency Rescue Committee. Includes photographs of Fry and various artists and intellectuals, including Marc Chagall and Henri Matisse, in and around Villa Air Bel, the Emergency Rescue Committee offices in Marseille, and other locations in unoccupied southern France in 1940-41. Also includes clippings, exhibition catalogs, unpublished manuscripts and other materials related to other projects.
Administrative Information Restrictions on access: No restrictions on access. Restrictions on reproduction and use: Restrictions on use. Some material may be under copyright. Fair
use applies. Preferred citation: Preferred citation for USHMM archival collections; consult the USHMM website
for guidance.
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Acquisition information: The collection was donated to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum by the estate of Cynthia Jaffee McCabe in 1987.
Historical note Cynthia Jaffee McCabe was a curator at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden of the
Smithsonian Institution, where she curated the 1976 exhibit "The Golden Door: Artist-Immigrants of America, 1876-1976." She died in 1986 in Rio de Janeiro, where she was doing preliminary work on a Hirshhorn exhibition of contemporary Latin American art.
System of arrangement Arrangement is thematic. Indexing terms
Fry, Varian, 1907-1967. Chagall, Marc, 1887-1985. Emergency Rescue Committee. Righteous Gentiles in the Holocaust. Artists--France. Marseille (France) Photographs. Correspondence.
CONTAINER LIST Box 1
1. Hirschhorn Inventory
2. Misc. Galleries
3. Unlabeled (Misc.?)
4. Miscellaneous
5. Exhibition sharing Miami-Dade
6. Anni Albers
7. AlCopley [sic]
8. Antonio Amaral
9. Milet Andrejevic
10. Annot
11. Stephen Antonakos
12. Thelma Appell
13. Arakawa
14. Boris Aronson
15. Luis Cruz Azaceta
16. Norio Azuma
17. Banerjee
18. Herbert Bayer
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19. Hannes Beckmann
20. Dan Ben-Shmuel
21. Adolf Benca
22. Misc. Artists
23. Natuar Bhavsar
24. Eugene Berman
25. Ben Berns
26. Werner Bischof
27. Peter Blume
28. Fritz Blumenthal
29. Fernando Botero
30. Louise Bourgeois
31. Maria Brito-Avellana
32. Muska Brezinski
33. Agnes Brodie
34. Hans Gustav Burkhardt
35. Rudolph Burckhardt
Box 2
1. Humberto Calzada
2. Pablo Cano
3. Federico Castellon
4. Giorgio Cavallon
5. Vija Celmins
6. Marc Chagall
7. Ching Ho Cheng
8. Chermayeff
9. J. George Cisneros, Jr.
10. Ruffin Cooper, Jr.
11. Ching-Huang Chung
12. Gil Cuatrecasas
13. D’Ascenzo-Bramnick
14. Felix de Weldon
15. Sari Dienes
16. Werner Drewes
17. Friedel Dzubas
18. Donati
19. Elliott Erwitt
20. Philip Evergood
21. Emilio Falero
22. Jose Antonio Fernandez-Muro
23. Ralph Fasanella
24. Michael Felton
25. Carolina Flores
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26. Mary Frank
27. Robert Frank
28. Antonio Frasconi
29. Isac Friedlander
30. Fernando Garcia
31. Carmen Lomas Garza
32. Antonio Giraudier
33. Carl Glassman
34. Alan Glovsky
35. Ruben E. Gonzales
36. Arshik Gorky
37. John Gregory
38. George Grosz
39. Luis Guerra
Box 3
1. Louis Guglielmi
2. Bernard Gusson
3. Esther Gyory
4. Ernst Haas
5. Dieter Hacker
6. Raoul Hague
7. Gordon Hart
8. Stanley William Hayter
9. Julio Hernandez-Rojo
10. Eva Hesse
11. Stefan Hirsch
12. Hans Hofmann
13. John Hovannes
14. Masuo Ikeda
15. Eeva Inheri
16. Angelo Ippolito
17. Lotte Jacobi
18. Agnes Jacobs
19. Alfred Jensen
20. Wolf Kahn
21. Aristodemus Karldis
22. Sherry Zvares Kasten
23. Eva and Paul Kolosvary
24. Suzanne Lacy
25. Julio Larraz
26. Mauricio Lasansky
27. Bruce Latimer
28. Rico Lebrun
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29. Mia Le Comte
30. Leonid
31. Les Levine
32. Alexander Liberman
33. Knox Martin
34. Cesar Augusta Martinez
35. Maryan
36. Andre Masson
37. Giessel Mayer
38. Peter Max
39. Ed McGwoin
40. Leon Gordon Miller
41. Wang Ming
42. George Miyasaki
43. Lisette Model
44. Laszlo Moholy-Nagy
45. Malcolm Morley
46. Naoto Nakagawa
47. Ernst Neizvestny
48. Louise Nevelson
49. Alexander Nezhadanov
50. Don Nice
51. Roy Nicholson
Box 4
1. Juan Nickford
2. Constantino Nivola
3. Isamy Noguchi
4. Farhad Ostovani
5. William Pachner
6. Judith Peck
7. Pei
8. Niki de Saint Phalle
9. Renate Ponsold
10. Alice Prin
11. Bernard Reder
12. Simon Rodia
13. Arturo Rodriguez
14. Paul Rotterdam
15. Jack Rutberg
16. Kikuo Saito
17. John Salt
18. Joseph Anthony Salvatore
19. Vladimir Salaman
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20. Lucas Samaras
21. Sasson Soffer
22. Berthold Schmutzhart
23. Alvena Seckar
24. Kurt Seligmann
25. Zoltan Sepeshy
26. Daniel Serra-Badue
27. Sert
28. Ben Shahn
29. Wendy Shapiro
30. Susana Sierra
31. Koloman Sokol
32. Chaim Soutine
33. Isaac Soyer
34. Raphael Soyer
35. Julian Stanczak
36. Hedda Sterne
37. Richard Thompson
38. Walasse Ting
39. Francesc Torres
40. George Trakas
41. Jesse Trevino
42. Jakc Tworkov
43. Igor Tulipanov
44. Urry
45. Lorenzo Villacorta
46. Andy Warhol
47. Arthur Fellig Weegee
Box 5
1. Misc.
2. Ruth Weisberg
3. Katherine Williams
4. Fumio Yoshimura
5. Ossip Zadkine
6. Malchen Zeldis
7. Karl Zerbe
8. Antonio Frasconi
9. Andrew Kertesz
10. Pablo Cano
11. Rafael Ferrer
12. Luis Jimenez
13. Jiro Naito
14. Mario Algaze
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15. Luis Cruz Azaceta
Box 6
1. Komar-Melmio
2. Joshua Neustein
3. Kuryluk
4. Naul Ojeda
5. Nam June Paik
6. Lucio Pozzi
7. Guileermo Pulido
8. Unknown
9. Jochen Seidel
10. John Stockdale
11. Athena Tacha
12. Masami Teraoka
13. Cesar Trasobares
Box 7:
1. Judy Baca: The Great Wall of LA
2. Royal Chicano Air Force
3. New York
4. Afghanistan Refugees
5. Africa
6. Asian-American Artists (general)
7. Asian-Americans
8. Chinese
9. Japanese
10. Southeast Asia
11. Vietnam: “The World Left Behind”
12. Cuban Artists
13. Cuban-American Experience
14. Cuba: “The World Left Behind”
15. Cubans: “The New Americans”
16. England: “The World Left Behind”
17. English immigrant artists
18. Haitians
19. Haitian Artists
20. Hispanic immigrants
21. Mexican-Americans: “The New Americans”
22. Mexican
Newspaper clippings, 1960s-1980s Box 8:
1. Lito Cavalcante
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2. Christo (3 folders)
3. Questionnaires
4. Shigeko Kubota
5. Arman
6. Siah Armajani
7. Sonia Balassanian
8. Zigi Ben-Haim
9. Fragonard
10. Daniel Chester French
11. El Greco
12. Fantin-Latour
13. Gabo
14. Gaudier-Brzeska
15. Giacometti
Box 9:
1. Dina Dar
2. Rimma and Valery Gerlouin
3. Juan Gonzalez
4. Mindy Wiesel
5. Yamagushi
6. Patrick Ireland
7. H.N. Han
8. Lido Cavalcante
9. Alain Kirili
Box 10:
1. Lido Cavalcante
2. Nam June Paik
3. Derek Boshier
4. Skunder Boghossian
5. Giotto
6. Calder
7. Canaletto
8. Canova
9. Carles
10. Cassatt
11. Cellini
12. Cezanne
13. Chagall
14. Christo
15. Anshutz
16. Gleizes
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17. Van Gogh
18. Goldberg
19. Golfinopoulos
20. Gorky
21. Gottlieb
22. Goya
23. Greenough
24. Grosz
25. Gussow
26. Gwathmey
27. Harnett
28. Fred Sommer
29. Agam
30. Agostini
31. Albers
32. Bacon
33. Baizerman
34. Barye
35. Baskin
36. Bellows
37. Bonton
38. Bernini
39. Benton
40. Max Bill
41. Bissier
42. Brancusi
43. Bourgeois
44. Alexander Brook
45. Burford
46. Frederick Church
47. Chryssa
48. Clodion
49. Coleman
50. Cyril Connolly
51. Corinth
52. Cornell
53. Cremean
54. Dali
55. Daubigny
56. Daugherty
57. Daumier
58. A.B. Davies
Box 11
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1. Stuart Davis
2. Lindsey Decker
3. Degas
4. Derivera
5. Diebenkorn
6. Di Suvero
7. DuBois
8. DuBuffett
9. Duchamp
10. Arp
11. Auerbach-Levy
12. Avery
13. Hopper
14. Horwitt
15. Ipousteguy
16. Margaret Israel
17. Jenkins
18. Johns
19. Kadishman
20. Kandinsky
21. Kent
22. Kerkam, Earl
23. Kahnna
24. Klee
25. Kline
26. Kohn
27. Kokoschka
28. Landfield
29. Lardera
30. Lassaw
31. Laurent
32. Jacob Lawrence
33. Isadore Levy
34. Eakins
35. Eilshemius
36. Epstein
37. Noguchi
38. O’Keefe
39. Orr
40. Padovano
41. Picasso
42. Pierluca
43. Polaack
44. Pomodoro
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45. Hartley
46. Hassam
47. Henri
48. Hepworth
49. Hofmann
50. Lichtenstein
51. Lippold
52. Luks
53. Macdonald-Wright
54. Magritte
55. Ray Man
Box 12
1. Yves Tanguy
2. Miscellaneous scraps of folders and copyprints, The Unknown War
Box 13
1. Manship
2. Manzu
3. Marini
4. Marisol
5. Maurer
6. Michelangelo
7. Minsky
8. Miro
9. Modiglinai
10. Mondrian
11. Monet
12. Moore
13. Morandi
14. Motherwell
15. Munch
16. Myers, Jerome
17. Nadelman
18. Nevelson
19. Newman
20. Nivola
21. Rodin
22. Rogers, John
23. Rosso
24. Rouault
25. Rousseau, Henri
26. Rubens
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27. Ryder
28. Sander
29. Schamberg
30. Schoffer
31. Schwitters
32. Shahn
33. Siquerios
34. Siskind
35. Sloan
36. Sprinchorn
37. David Smith
38. Tony Smith
39. Soyer, Moses
40. Stieglitz
41. Stella, Joseph
42. Still
43. Storrs
44. Thompson, Bob
45. Torres-Garcia
46. Tovish
47. Trajan
48. Troubetskoy
49. Trumbull
50. Turner
51. Twachtman
52. Ulrich
53. Vasarely
54. Da Vinci
55. Voulkos
56. Vuillard
57. Warhol
58. Weber, Hugo
59. Weber
60. Webster
61. Weir
62. West, Benjamin
63. Whistler
64. Wingate, Arline
65. Wood, Grant
66. Wyeth
67. Zorach
68. Zajac
69. Remington
70. Renoir
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71. George Rickey
72. Rivers
73. Robinson, Theodore
74. Porter, David
75. Fairfield Porter
76. Redon
77. Rembrandt
Box 14
1. Folders of images of exhibits, unknown
2. Empty envelopes and folders
3. Hague
4. Art of the Holocaust
5. Gropper
6. Christo
Box 15
1. Immigrant artists/American experience
2. Arnold Friedmann—McCabe MA thesis, research (5 folders)
Box 16
1. Arnold Friedmann—McCabe MA thesis, research
2. Arnold Friedmann—bibliography cards
3. Arnold Friedmann—catalogues
4. Arnold Friedmann—Glenn Coleman
5. Arnold Friedmann—undergraduate thesis
6. Arnold Friedmann—misc. research (5 folders)
Box 17
1. Small metal briefcase, formerly held Varian Fry exhibit slides created by McCabe
Box 18
1. Correspondence—McCabe, with ERC clients and workers
2. Exhibition plan
3. Handwritten notes
4. Photo Identifications
5. Exhibition outline
6. “Wanted by the Gestapo: Saved by America” article
7. Dissertation proposal, 1983
8. Dissertation outline drafts
9. Exhibition notes
10. Toby Quitslund, “Un Hero Legendaire”
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Box 19
1. VF photos—inventory
2. “The New Americans”—Jewish
3. “The New Americans”—Italian
4. Italian Immigrants
5. Italian-American Artist
6. Latin American Artists
7. Middle East
8. Mid-East Artists
9. Salvadoran Exodus
10. Polish-American Artists
11. Polish Immigration
12. Berlin Wall
13. “The New Americans”—Puerto Rico
14. Puerto Rico
15. Soviet Union
16. Soviet Defection
17. Soviet Artists
18. US Immigration and Naturalization Service—general immigrant experience (1970s)
Box 20
1. CJM—Personal
2. Misc. Exhibition catalogs
3. Unidentified
Box 21
1. Immigrant artists—photo negs of articles
2. CJM personal—Zachary McCabe
3. Immigrant artists: Balch Institute for Ethnic Studies
4. Immigrant artists: bios
5. Immigrant artists—exhibition
6. Immigrant artists: catalogues
7. Immigrant artists—clippings (2 folders)
Box 22
1. “The Muses Flee Hitler” colloquium brochure, 1980 (6 copies)
2. Photographic prints of colloquium
3. Artwork: “Golden Door”—immigrants
4. Green binder of articles on immigrants and immigration (clippings ca. mid-1970s)
Box 23
1. Immigrant settlement in the United States
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2. Balch, travel 1982
3. Early proposals
4. Immigrant experience—general files
5. Florida
6. Immigration legislation
7. “The Golden Door”
8. “The new Americans”—General
9. “The New Americans”—specific
10. “The New Americans”—Depression
11. “The New Americans”—The ‘American Way’ viewed by immigrants
12. “The New Americans”—Communication problems
13. “The New Americans”—Self-portraits
14. “The New Americans”—view the American landscape
15. Statue of Liberty
16. Visual Themes
Box 24
1. 1967
2. 1966
3. 1965
4. 1963
5. 1946
6. 1959
7. 1945
8. 1944
9. 1943
10. 1941
11. 1940
12. Undated
13. CJM correspondence, 2 copies of the Ministry of the Interior