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CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART Date July 25, 1972 Received from Alma Thomas 1530 15th Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. Via Jock's - Charlie Jackson the objects described below, offered to the Gallery as a loan for the exhibition "Alma Thomas Retrospective" - Sept. 8 - Oct. 15, 1972 subject to the conditions printed on the back of this receipt. Receipt No. 428 By Martha Morris Registrar [[4 column table]] | number | description of objects | condition | valuation | | | NOTE: Complete condition reports will be made shortly before the opening of the exhibition. | | | | | ✓ "In the Studio", 1956, o/c/, 40 x 30. | | 400 | | | ✓ "Blue Jug and Still Life", 1954, 24 x 32, o/masonite. | | 600 | | | ✓ "Still Life with Chrysanthemums", 1954, o/masonite, 24 x 32. | | 400 | | | ✓ "Abstracted Still Life", 1957, o/c, 28 x 38. | Not for sale | 400 | | ✓ | "Wharf of Rotterdam", 1958, | Not for sale | 800 | | ✓ | "Blue Abstraction No. 1", 1959, o/c, 40 x 32. | | 400 | | ✓ | "Blue Abstraction No. 2", 1959, o/c, 40 x 32. | Not for sale | 600 | | | ✓ "Stormy Sea", 1958, o/c, 48 x 42, unframed. | | 900 | | ✓ | "Abstraction with Jug", 1957, o/c, 40 x 28. | Not for sale | 400 | | | ✓ "Moonlight Displays White Flowers", 1967, o/c, 27 x 39 1/2. | | 400 | | ✓ | "Summer at Its Best", 1968, a/c, 28 x 49. | | 450 | | ✓ | "Spring Presents Pussy Willows and Forsythia", 1970, a/c, 30 x 40. | | 550 | | | ✓ "Earth Sermon - Beauty, Love, Peace", 1971, a/c, 72 x 52. | | 2000 | cont.