Waith, Eugene M.
Walle, A. Van de
Wallen, Burr
Wallington, Ian
Wallis, Mieczyslaro
Walters, Christian
Walters, Gary
Warburg, Erich M.
Ward, John L.
Ward, Mary C.
Watson, George
Wabinski, Zygmunt
WBAI Radio
Weadock, Gertrude
Wearinga, Juw fon
Weber-Marshall, J.
Webster, Carson
Wehle, Harry
Weil, André
Weilgart, Wolfgang J.
Weinberg, Saul
Weinberg, Gladys D.
Weinberger, Edith
Weingram, S.
Weintraub, Viktor
Weisgall, Nathalie
Weisinger, Herbert
Weisner, Ulrich
Weitz, Morris
Wesenberg, Rudolf
While, Roy
White, Christopher
White, Howard B.
Whitman, Robert F.
Whitney, Hassler
WHOM Radio
Wickman, E. K.
Wight, Frederick S.
Wilber, Donald N.
Wilde, Johannes
Wildenstein, Daniel
Wiles, R. M.
Willard, Helen D.
Wellliver, Warman
Williams, Phyllis L.
Willoughby, Harold R.
Wilson, J. Christy
Winslow, Harriet P.
Winternitz, Emanuel
Wirth, Karl-August
Witt, Eobert
Wohl, Hellmut
Wolandt, Gerd
Wolf, Gertrude
Wolff, Eleanor L.
Wolff, Helene
Wood, Ledger
Woodward
Woody, William H., Jr.
Woolf, Harry
Wülfngen, Ordenberg Bock von
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Collection Citation:
Erwin Panofsky papers, 1904-1990 (bulk dates 1920-1968). Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
