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Document number CIA-RDP80B01676R003800060050-2 declassified and released through the CIA's CREST database. Previously available only on four computers located outside of Washington D.C., the Agency was successfully pressured into putting the files online as a result of a MuckRock lawsuit and the efforts of Emma Best. The metadata was collected by Data.World, and the files are now being archived and made text searchable by the Internet Archive.

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Approved For Release 2002/07/29 : CIA-RDP80BO1676R003800060050-2 ALL ! W. DULLR tQ-1167/a Main Post Office,. aox 1'13 Washington 13, D. C. ('/ 2 7 F Eg 1958 spoken to me about his p for publish- about twouty-four color reproductions by American artists. The boextot. through channels woodd be distributed throughout the world and In We c ec. Mr. R a John Ws1gsr, Director would be reproduced in a per Simi Rosenberg showed me. would be chose by I' '11ery of .Art. and to the book-,let which Mr. ~s Interested Is his initiative and that I hoped be succsssf+sl In arranging for such a booklet and its tribution. There are assay eoe rtwa is the world, so well. where too little is kmovm about erican art, and it seems to we that we should do wbat we can to correct this. st girds. TINTLO / 1 1a rew ritten/A / jo 24 Feb 58 kp retyped JSE:ekt 25 Feb S8 orig - addressee t DCI -'LC I - C/I w/'basic I - Col. Grogan I - AAN I - Reading c t t, :(' Approved For Release 2002/07/29 : CIA Red 06R0038 06 050-2 -t:. 1David E. Finley , (jhgjrman7 Finn- e Tk to e~a~p -I'Mg- am Corcoran Gallery of Art Washington 6, D. C. Dear David: VA14- - L--u erstand bar Jame". Rosenberg o= few rm~ a --a plan for publishing a booklet containing about twenty-four color'' reproductions of paintings by American artists. The;bookletA would) -#s-Fwaple Approved For Release 2002/07/29 : CIA-RDP80BO1676 dietributten throughout the world, pPQbaUl9-tb=mMqt -eg the United Mambo- Ame-rNM? Mr. Rosenberg tells me the paintings would be ehosen by You and John Walker, Director of the National Gallery of Art, Znd would be reproduced b , , in /a manner similar to the booklet which Mr. Rosenberg sho d me. s ( - t x.,, . i &f J LA--I--j T l .-i J ' Lu-- ko.-U-A.e -L+f -', ".t._ ~x hoped that Mr-.-Rosenberg--4s successful arranging i i + f b h v or suc a ooklet an for g ng j ;u Camtni tte ~o. :die- w., here many ountries in the world little ~ft is known bbout Americ , and it seems to me that eavsar rt1 tin os. ..e._ t, we should . to correct thi do n. With kindest ~eg.rds, Le- L-a- Sincerely, 4 -l t t ?c t, ( CL.~?t to j t v t,:_ * Approved For Release200 'It29 : CIA-RDP80B0I676-Rmb3800060050-2 JU ' .Ala--. It C (`d t , tt , 6t j t L4 t-L Approved For Release 2002/07/29 : CIA-RDP80BO1676R003800060050-2 I understand my friend, James N. Rosenberry of New York, has a elan for publishing a booklet, at private expense, con- taining about 24 color reproductions of paintings by American artists. The booklet would be given to the Fine Arts Committee of the People-to-People Program for distribution throughout the world, probably through the offices of the United States Information Agency. Mr. Rosenberg tells me the paintings would be chosen by you and John Talker, Director of the National Gallery of Art, and would be reproduced by Harry N. Abrams, Inc., New York, in a manner similar to the booklet which Mr. Rosenberg showed me. I also understand that, in order to accomplish this, Mr. Rosenberg hopes to secure funds from a private source. T think such a book- let would be very helpful in making American art better known abroad. I hope Mr. Rosenberg may be successful in arranging for such a booklet and for giving it to the Fine Arts Committee. There are many countries in the world in which little or nothing is known about American art, and it seems to me we should do everything possible to correct this situation. Sincerely yours, Mr. David H. Finley Chairman, Fine Arts Committee The People-to-People Program Corcoran Gallery of Art Washington 6. D. C. Approved For Release 2002/07/29 : CIA-RDP80BO1676R003800060050-2

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 3961.001 is a part of image group 3961.000 . Full color by county. Scarce map of the United States west to 27 degrees from Washington. Predates Tanner's 1829 Map of the United States. Contemporary with Lay, but a much more ambitious production. With a large inset Map of North America (the same map that appeared in the 1826 Finley American Atlas), a list of the Principal Steamboat Routes, a Statistical Table of the United States, and an illustration showing the Comparative Elevation of the Principal Mountains and Hills in the United States. This map was advertised in the 1824 General Atlas by Anthony Finley. The country west of the Mississippi is clearly derived from Long's map of 1822. There are curious and indecipherable lines and small white squares (contemporary?) on the upper part of the map. Full color by county, with dark orange silk edging. Map is dissected into 40 sections, folds into marbled end sheets and lies in half leather marbled covers 29.5x22 with "Map Of The U. States. Philadelphia 1825."; the original map and covers lie in maroon cloth folding covers which slip in a slip case 31x23 with a leather label reading "Vance. Map Of U.S. 1825" on the spine. Streeter 3820 (this copy); P-Maps 883.

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Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 4444.000 is a part of image group 4444.000 . This 1833 edition is later than any recorded edition (Karrow shows editions of 1825, 1829, and 1831). There are numerous changes from the 1825 edition: the addition of counties in the developing states, changes to the statistical table to include the census of 1830, new roads, the reduction of Arkansas Territory, and the addition of three canal profiles, two of which replace the steamboat route table and the other placed above the main title. Without rollers. Full color by state or territory. See note field above. cf Karrow 1-1472 (1831 edition).

76 p. 25 cm

LETTER TO DAVID E. FINLEY FROM ALLEN W. DULLES RDP80B01676R003800060050-2

LETTER TO DAVID E. FINLEY FROM ALLEN W. DULLES RDP80B01676R003800060050-2

76 p. 25 cm

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 3961A is a part of image group 3961.000 . Scarce map of the United States west to 27 degrees from Washington. Predates Tanner's 1829 Map of the United States. Contemporary with Lay, but a much more ambitious production. With a large inset Map of North America (the same map that appeared in the 1826 Finley American Atlas), a list of the Principal Steamboat Routes, a Statistical Table of the United States, and an illustration showing the Comparative Elevation of the Principal Mountains and Hills in the United States. This map was advertised in the 1824 General Atlas by Anthony Finley. The country west of the Mississippi is clearly derived from Long's map of 1822. There are curious and indecipherable lines and small white squares (contemporary?) on the upper part of the map. Full color by county, with dark orange silk edging. Map is dissected into 40 sections, folds into marbled end sheets and lies in half leather marbled covers 29.5x22 with "Map Of The U. States. Philadelphia 1825."; the original map and covers lie in maroon cloth folding covers which slip in a slip case 31x23 with a leather label reading "Vance. Map Of U.S. 1825" on the spine. Streeter 3820 (this copy); P-Maps 883.