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Records of The Hunterian (1807- ), University of Glasgow, Glasgow, ScotlandHUNT

Minutes, Agendas and PapersHUNT 1

Financial PapersHUNT 2

CorrespondenceHUNT 3

Visitors' BooksHUNT 5

PublicationsHUNT 8

Exhibition and Events MaterialHUNT 9

The Roman RoomHUNT 9/1

Manuscripts and Printed Books ExhibitionHUNT 9/2

The Hunter Coin Cabinet LectureHUNT 9/3

Works of Art by James McNeill Whistler together with Personal Memorials of the ArtistHUNT 9/4

Archaeological CollectionHUNT 9/6

Works of David Octavius Hill ExhibitionHUNT 9/7

Cultural CollectionsHUNT 9/8

British Records Association Silver Jubilee ExhibitionHUNT 9/9

The Smillie Collection ExhibitionHUNT 9/10

Emblem Books ExhibitionHUNT 9/11

James VI and I ExhibitionHUNT 9/12

French Book Art: the Sixteenth Century ExhibitionHUNT 9/13

Exploration and Travel ExhibitionHUNT 9/14

Splendours and Miseries ExhibitionHUNT 9/15

Commemoration of Maria Sklodowska-Curie Lecture and ExhibitionHUNT 9/16

Chopin ExhibitionHUNT 9/17

Three Glasgow Book Collectors ExhibitionHUNT 9/18

James Watt :19th January 1736-25th August 1819 : ExhibitionHUNT 9/19

Prehistoric CollectionsHUNT 9/20

Publications Regarding KelvinHUNT 9/21

Drawings for the Architecture of the University from the Old College to Gilmorehill ExhibitionHUNT 9/22

Treasures of the University ExhibitionHUNT 9/23

Emblems and Entrances ExhibitionHUNT 9/24

Dürer and Italy ExhibitionHUNT 9/25

Whistler in Venice-Etchings Drypoints and PastelsHUNT 9/26

Broadsides 16th-20th CenturyHUNT 9/27

The Archives of a UniversityHUNT 9/28

Eduardo Paolozzi-The Conditional Probability MachineHUNT 9/29

The Smillie CollectionHUNT 9/30

Whistler and MallarmeHUNT 9/31

The University and the CityHUNT 9/32

The Architecture of the University of GlasgowHUNT 9/33

Glasgow as it wasHUNT 9/34

Gallimaufry : Recent Accessions to the University CollectionsHUNT 9/35

Photographs of Hebridean Life 1934-1938HUNT 9/36

1577 New Life for the UniversityHUNT 9/37

The Macfie CollectionHUNT 9/38

Out of the WildHUNT 9/39

A Gentleman of Excellent PartsHUNT 9/40

William Hunter and Captain Cook : the 18th Century Ethnographical CollectionHUNT 9/41

Town and Country : the Social Scene in Scotland 1850 to 1920HUNT 9/42

Hunterian Museum Coin GalleryHUNT 9/43

Presentation to Dr C Helen BrockHUNT 9/44

Glasgow Garden FestivalHUNT 9/45

Giants, Gems and JewelsHUNT 9/46

Glasgow City of CultureHUNT 9/47

Charles Rennie Mackintosh at the Hunterian Art GalleryHUNT 9/48

The Charles Rennie Mackintosh ExhibitionHUNT 9/49

To be Set and Sown in the GardenHUNT 9/50

Whistler CentenaryHUNT 9/51

Lord Kelvin : Revolutionary ScientistHUNT 9/52

Hannah Frank : 75 Years a Glasgow ArtistHUNT 9/53

A Healing Passion : Medicine in Glasgow Past and PresentHUNT 9/54

The Mackintosh HouseHUNT 9/55

Mackintosh : The Furniture RevisitedHUNT 9/56

Black History Month EventsHUNT 9/57

Doves and DreamsHUNT 9/58

The Hunterian BicentenaryHUNT 9/59

Mackintosh Re-interpretedHUNT 9/60

Boucher & Chardin-Masters of Modern MannersHUNT 9/61

The Glasgow Boys : Drawings and Watercolours from the Hunterian CollectionHUNT 9/62

Whistler : The Gentle Art of Making EtchingsHUNT 9/63

Alexander Stoddart : Drawings and ModelsHUNT 9/64

Edvard Munch PrintsHUNT 9/65

The Collector's Art : Works from Two Private CollectionsHUNT 9/66

Homecoming-A gift from CanadaHUNT 9/67

Aspects of Scottish Art 1860-1910HUNT 9/68

Blue and Silver-Whistler and the ThamesHUNT 9/69

Hunterian Collection of Pictures and of the Works of Art & personal memorials of James McNeill WhistlerHUNT 9/70

Turner and Scotland : An exhibition of PrintsHUNT 9/71

William Hunter Book CollectorHUNT 9/72

William Hunter as a Collector of Medieval ManuscriptsHUNT 9/73

William Hunter : A Bicentennial in the University of GlasgowHUNT 9/74

Contributions of the Hunter Brothers to our Understanding of ReproductionHUNT 9/75

John Young AddressesHUNT 9/76

The River and the Rock-Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the Arts and Crafts MovementHUNT 9/77

Mr Wood's FossilsHUNT 9/78

JD Fergusson and France Colour, Rhythm and FormHUNT 9/79

Photographs, prints and negativesHUNT 10

Compact discsHUNT 11