WAUPeckGloriaB2773.xml Guide to the Gloria B. Peck Papers 1956-1976 Peck (Gloria B.) Papers Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries ©2007 (Last modified: 4/18/2018)
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Finding aid written inEnglish. Finding aid based on DACS (Describing Archives: A Content Standard). University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections 2773 (Accession No. 2773-001) Peck, Gloria B Gloria B. Peck papers 1956-1976 5" linear (including 1 cassette) Collection materials are inEnglish. Letters, clippings, catalogs, photographs, and miscellanea from an art historian.

Art historian.

Gloria B. Peck was a docent at the Seattle Art Museum, a college level teacher, and the editor/compiler of "The Artists of Puget Sound", 1962.

Letters, clippings, catalogs, photographs, and miscellaneous, 1956-1976; including one cassette and transcript of panel discussion "Is Art Dead?" moderated on Nov. 3, 1966 at Seattle Art Museum by Gloria Peck. Panel members were Boyer Gonzales, Anne Gould Hauberg, Tom Robbins, and Virginia Wright.

Includes copies of many letters from her mother, Adelyn Breeskin, former director of Baltimore Museum of Art and Curator of National Collection of Fine Art. Panel discussion "Is Art Dead?" was held at the Seattle Art Museum by the Seattle Art Museum Guild on 11/3/66. The moderator was Gloria Peck. Most of the papers concern Adelyn D. Breeskin.

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Gloria Peck assigns literary rights to the material which she controls including "Is Art Dead?", to the University Libraries

Donated by Gloria Peck, 5/1/1977

 Peck, Gloria B.--Archives Albi, G. G Breeskin, Adelyn Dohme, 1896- Robbins, Tom Gonzales, Boyer Wright, Virginia Hauberg, Anne Gould Baltimore Museum of Art Seattle Art Museum Guild Personal Papers/Corporate Records (University of Washington) Fine Arts Seattle