Jasper Johns
name: label: Collection Creator
content: Rosenthal, Nan
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content: Nan Rosenthal papers
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content: Nan Rosenthal papers / Series 3: Project and Research Files
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content: 6.15 Gigabytes (ER02-ER05)
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content: 6.5 Linear Feet (Box 3-9)
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content: circa 1980-2013
dataSource: label: Archival Repository
content: Archives of American Art
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content: AAA.rosenan, Subseries 3.3
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content: Archival materials
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content: Files relating to Jasper Johns document two exhibitions curated by Rosenthal, The Drawings of Jasper Johns (1990) at the National Gallery of Art and Jasper Johns: Gray (2008) at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Files include checklists, correspondence, installation records, schedules, writings, photographic and printed material, promotional radio and television broadcasts, and video and sound recordings of lectures and panels associated with the exhibition. For The Drawings of Jasper Johns, there are individual files for each artwork considered for inclusion in the exhibition. 

Rosenthal conducted interviews with Johns as part of her research for each exhibition, and also in 2010. Included here are the sound recordings and transcripts of the interviews in 1989, and transcripts of the interviews in 2007 and 2010.

Additionally, video recordings document important Jasper Johns' acquisitions for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, including the work White Flag. Extensive research material is also filed here, including chronologically arranged published articles about Johns, dating from 1950s-2000s (photocopies date from 1980s-2000s). Also included in the collected research material is published interviews and statements, sound and video recordings, and theory.

The exhibition audio guide, corresponding panels and lectures, and promotional television broadcasts are in born digital format.