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Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: Prior to the creation of the special events department the director's office handled the planning of receptions, dinner parties, and other events to honor donors, trustees, and museum benefactors. Important museum events during Lee's tenure included the Golden Anniversary in 1966-1967, the renovation of the former auditorium into the Oriental galleries (today the Asian galleries) in 1970-one which Lee took particular interest in given his inclination toward Asian art-and the opening in 1971...

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: Prior to the creation of the special events department the director's office handled the planning of receptions, dinner parties, and other events to honor donors, trustees, and museum benefactors. Important museum events during Lee's tenure included the Golden Anniversary in 1966-1967, the renovation of the former auditorium into the Oriental galleries (today the Asian galleries) in 1970-one which Lee took particular interest in given his inclination toward Asian art-and the opening in 1971...

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: Prior to the creation of the special events department the director's office handled the planning of receptions, dinner parties, and other events to honor donors, trustees, and museum benefactors. Important museum events during Lee's tenure included the Golden Anniversary in 1966-1967, the renovation of the former auditorium into the Oriental galleries (today the Asian galleries) in 1970-one which Lee took particular interest in given his inclination toward Asian art-and the opening in 1971...

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: Prior to the creation of the special events department the director's office handled the planning of receptions, dinner parties, and other events to honor donors, trustees, and museum benefactors. Important museum events during Lee's tenure included the Golden Anniversary in 1966-1967, the renovation of the former auditorium into the Oriental galleries (today the Asian galleries) in 1970-one which Lee took particular interest in given his inclination toward Asian art-and the opening in 1971...

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: Prior to the creation of the special events department the director's office handled the planning of receptions, dinner parties, and other events to honor donors, trustees, and museum benefactors. Important museum events during Lee's tenure included the Golden Anniversary in 1966-1967, the renovation of the former auditorium into the Oriental galleries (today the Asian galleries) in 1970-one which Lee took particular interest in given his inclination toward Asian art-and the opening in 1971...

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: With the addition of the wing designed by the architectural firm of Hayes & Ruth in 1958, the galleries at The Cleveland Museum of Art lost the natural symmetry provided by the original building as well as their chronological arrangement. The initial arrangement of art after the addition was not satisfactory to Sherman Lee, and he began to consider alternatives as early as the 1960s. The museum funded a trip by Paul C. Ruth (of Hayes & Ruth) to Europe where he explored gallery...

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: With the addition of the wing designed by the architectural firm of Hayes & Ruth in 1958, the galleries at The Cleveland Museum of Art lost the natural symmetry provided by the original building as well as their chronological arrangement. The initial arrangement of art after the addition was not satisfactory to Sherman Lee, and he began to consider alternatives as early as the 1960s. The museum funded a trip by Paul C. Ruth (of Hayes & Ruth) to Europe where he explored gallery...

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: With the addition of the wing designed by the architectural firm of Hayes & Ruth in 1958, the galleries at The Cleveland Museum of Art lost the natural symmetry provided by the original building as well as their chronological arrangement. The initial arrangement of art after the addition was not satisfactory to Sherman Lee, and he began to consider alternatives as early as the 1960s. The museum funded a trip by Paul C. Ruth (of Hayes & Ruth) to Europe where he explored gallery...

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: With the addition of the wing designed by the architectural firm of Hayes & Ruth in 1958, the galleries at The Cleveland Museum of Art lost the natural symmetry provided by the original building as well as their chronological arrangement. The initial arrangement of art after the addition was not satisfactory to Sherman Lee, and he began to consider alternatives as early as the 1960s. The museum funded a trip by Paul C. Ruth (of Hayes & Ruth) to Europe where he explored gallery...

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: With the addition of the wing designed by the architectural firm of Hayes & Ruth in 1958, the galleries at The Cleveland Museum of Art lost the natural symmetry provided by the original building as well as their chronological arrangement. The initial arrangement of art after the addition was not satisfactory to Sherman Lee, and he began to consider alternatives as early as the 1960s. The museum funded a trip by Paul C. Ruth (of Hayes & Ruth) to Europe where he explored gallery...