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Anderson Collection at Stanford University
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Museum Library in the Denning Family Resource Center at the Anderson Collection at Stanford University. The books, periodicals, and ephemera in the library were collected and given to the museum by Hunk and Moo Anderson. A small segment of the library came from the Kaiser Foundation, and an even smaller segment are books available for browsing by visitors on the Open Shelves.
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The Anderson Collection at Stanford University is home to the core of the modern and contemporary American art collection assembled over 50 years by the Anderson family. The museum and Stanford University share these 121 extraordinary artworks to the public through exhibitions, engaging programs, and unique events. The Collection preserves and documents the permanent collection to promote direct observation, research, and appreciation of post-war American art. The Anderson Collection is a place of creative engagement, community programming, and active learning that explores the connections between art and life.
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Anderson Collection, Stanford University, 314 Lomita Drive, Stanford, CA
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