André Emmerich Gallery Records and André Emmerich Papers, circa 1929-2009

Artist account statements were prepared periodically by the gallery for each artist or artist's representative. Statements indicate the titles of sold artwork, the names of clients who purchased the work, the purchase price, the gallery's commission, and the balance due to the artist. The statements occasionally also include debits for advances, restoration work, or other expenses charged to the artists or shared between artist and gallery, and other supporting documentation such as invoices or receipts.

Most of the artists have approximately ten folders. The most voluminous artist files, thirty folders or more, belong to Anthony Caro, Helen Frankenthaler, Hans Hofmann, Morris Louis, and Beverly Pepper.

Some of the records are in German and Italian.

These records are arranged alphabetically by artist and then chronologically. The two exceptions are the folders dedicated to Anthony Caro and Hans Hofmann, both of which have subject files in addition to dated files. The folders with dates only are arranged chronologically, followed by the alphabetically arranged subject files. The subject files for Anthony Caro include bank statements, transactions with Barford Sculptures, Ltd., and Zurich account, whereas Hans Hofmann's subject files includes the checking and saving account and information on his tapestries.