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Traveling Exhibits
- Art
- Exhibits
- Artists
- CDR Monica Allen Perin, USNR (RET)
- Carlos Andreson
- Standish Backus
- Griffith Baily Coale
- McClelland Barclay
- Kristopher Battles
- Lawrence Beall-Smith
- Robert Benney
- William Franklin Draper
- Kerr Eby
- Anton Otto Fischer
- Robert Charles Haun
- Joseph Hirsch
- Irwin Hoffman
- Mitchell Jamieson
- Julian Levi
- Edward McKnight Kauffer
- John Charles Roach
- Alexander Russo
- Otto Soglow
- Morgan Ian Wilbur
- Traveling Exhibits
- Artifacts
- Ship Artifacts
- Ashore
- Weapons, Arms and Ordnance
- Navigation Instruments
- Signal, Radio, and Communications
- Uniforms, Medals, and Personal Equipment
- Ephemera
- Artifacts by period
- People
- R & R
- Models
- Underwater Artifacts
- Exhibits
- Cannons in Leutze Park
- Early Diplomatic Relations with Japan
- US Navy and the Olympic Experience
- USN Railway Batteries in World War I
- SS Mongolia and World War I
- Half-Hull Model Display
- Karl Goetz Medals
- Uniform, Navy Nurse Corps, World War I
- Artifacts from U-505
- Artifacts Related to the Battle of Midway
- Artifacts Related to D-Day
- Artifacts Related to the Battle of Leyte Gulf
- Artifacts Related to the Battle of Iwo Jima
- Artifacts Related to V-J Day
- Space Exploration
- Naval Academy Artifacts
- Artifacts from USS Cole (DDG-67)
- 9/11 Terrorist Attacks
- About Curator Branch
- Photography
- Conservation
The Navy Art Collection traveling exhibition program is designed to make the artwork accessible to as many people as possible through loans and exhibits to museums and institutions throughout the United States. Borrowers wishing to exhibit Navy Art are generally evaluated in terms of their service and accessibility to the public. Exhibits can be borrowed for as little as one month or up to six months (or longer depending on the medium and availability of the artwork) to institutions that meet eligibility requirements. There is no participation fee and the only costs are transportation via a fine arts shipper and insurance to cover the value of the artwork while off government property. For further information or to initiate a loan request (to include the dates of the loan and exhibit of interest,) please contact the loans manager at Navy Art Collection; 805 Kidder Breese St. SE, Washington Navy Yard, DC 20374-5060, by telephone at (202) 433-3815 or via e-mail at [email protected]
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