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# Press Releases: 1983

January 4, 1983Distinguished architectural historian [Vincent Scully] to give 1983 Andrew W. Mellon Lectures(PDF 2.6MB)

January 7, 1983West Building's new ground floor goes on view(PDF 6.8MB)

January 27, 1983Paul Mellon gives ninety-three works of art to the National Gallery(PDF 13.1MB)

February 25, 1983Sidney J. Freedberg named chief curator at the National Gallery of Art(PDF 2.2MB)

March 2, 1983Leonardo horse drawings from Windsor Castle to premiere at the National Gallery in 1985(PDF 693KB)

March 24, 1983The John Hay Whitney Collection goes on view at the National Gallery of Art(PDF 3.9MB)

April 1, 1983Rarely seen graphic works to change regularly in the National Gallery of Art's drawings gallery (PDF 2.2MB)

April 4, 1983National Gallery of Art acquires major painting by Max Ernst [*A Moment of Calm*](PDF 1.5MB)

April 7, 1983Advance Exhibition Schedule (May 1983 through February 1984)(PDF 2.8MB)

April 28, 1983Andrew W. Mellon film now available through National Gallery's Department of Extension Programs(PDF 1.5MB)

May 11, 1983*The Prints of Lucas Van Leyden and His Contemporaries*at National Gallery of Art(PDF 3.1MB)

May 13, 1983Exhibition of Night Prints opens in National Gallery's West Building ground floor galleries(PDF 2.0MB)

May 27, 1983Advance Exhibition Schedule (continued) (September 1983 through February 1984)(PDF 2.0MB)

June 13, 1983*Arp: The Dada Reliefs* at National Gallery of Art(PDF 2.1MB)

June 13, 1983*Five Surrealists from the Menil Collections* on view at the National Gallery of Art(PDF 2.8MB)

June 21, 1983Four scholars named to board of Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts [Dore Ashton, James Cahill, Alfred Frazer, and Craig H. Smyth](PDF 1.9MB)

June 22, 1983Visiting senior fellows appointed by Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts(PDF 1.5MB)

June 23, 19831983-1984 fellowships awarded by Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts(PDF 4.2MB)

June 30, 1983*Gainsborough Drawings* at National Gallery of Art(PDF 3.5MB)

July 18, 1983*Treasures of Aztec Mexico* at the National Gallery of Art(PDF 4.0MB)

July 29, 1983Juan Gris Retrospective at the National Gallery of Art(PDF 2.0MB)

August 2, 1983Distinguished Canadian art historian [Philippe M. Verdier] named Kress Professor at the National Gallery(PDF 1.4MB)

August 18, 1983Senior staff appointments at National Gallery of Art announced [Victor C.B. Covey, Chief Conservator Emeritus and Senior Conservator for special assignments; Nicolai Cikovsky, Jr., Curator of American Art; Ross Merrill, Chief of Conservation; and Susannah J. Fabing, Chief of Curatorial Records](PDF 2.1MB)

August 23, 1983*Piazzetta: A Tercentenary Exhibition Drawings, Prints, and Illustrated Books*at National Gallery of Art(PDF 2.1MB)

September 1, 198342nd season of Sunday evening concerts at the National Gallery begins October 2, 1983 (PDF 3.1MB)

September 1, 1983*Master Drawings from the Woodner Collection* at the National Gallery of Art(PDF 2.9MB)

October 13, 1983*Leonardo's Last Supper: Before and After* at the National Gallery of Art(PDF 1.9MB)

October 28, 1983Visiting senior fellows appointed by Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts(PDF 1.5MB)

November 1, 1983Advance Exhibition Schedule Winter-Spring 1983-1984(PDF 3.1MB)

November 17, 1983*The Folding Image: Screens by Western Artists of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries* at the National Gallery of Art(PDF 3.3MB)

November 23, 1983*Modigliani: An Anniversary Exhibition* at the National Gallery of Art(PDF 1.5MB)

December 23, 1983*Mark Tobey: City Paintings* Four decades of stylistic development go on view at the National Gallery of Art(PDF 2.4MB)

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