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File includes material relating to the Art Advisory Committee at York, and at Scarborough College.

Reports and correspondence relating to the Advisory Committee

Forms and correspondence relating to loans to the National Gallery of Canada, the Winnipeg Art Gallery and the AGO, as well as a personal loan to Prof. Sabin.

File includes material relating to the Tribute Exhibit, with lists of works; memos and correspondence re publicity; a copy of John Robart's speech announcing the gifts, and the news release; letters of thanks for the gift from prominent Torontonians, both official and personal; correspondence regarding the opening; media clippings.

File contains material relating to the Henry Moore Sculpture Centre, including correspondence with John Parkin, William Withrow, R.S. Wattenmaker, etc.; correspondence relating to post-card credit lines; requests for loans of artwork; material relating to the circulation of the Zacks Tribute exhibit; other correspondence.

Notes relating to tours of the collection, both at the AGO and in Mrs. Zacks' home, to groups from all parts of North America.

This file documents of the involvement of Mrs. Zacks in the Moore Sculpture Centre, including correspondence with the artist and policy drafts; other matters in the file include correspondence regarding insurance, loans, invitations.

Series consists of exhibition catalogues from private and public art galleries, art periodicals, clippings from magazines and newspapers, and assorted printed material generated by art galleries, including posters and invitations. Arrangement is alphabetical by artist, beginning with a file of group show catalogues. An unknown number of catalogues was donated to the Fine Art Department, University of Toronto, in 1974 (see correspondence in Box 17.1).||

Series consists of photographs including slides and negatives, of past, present and potential works of art in the Zacks’ collection. They were stored in labeled envelopes containing numbers that corresponded to insurance lists. Archival envelopes have replaced the originals, with photocopies of the original inserted. The original numbering systems have been maintained and the files kept in the arrangement as they were found.

Series consists of correspondence, invoices from shippers and photographers, customs and shipping forms, insurance policies with accompanying lists of art works, and index cards containing descriptions of works in the collection. Also included is a card catalogue of reference books. Index cards were originally housed in metal boxes. Files have been grouped by subject.