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Diary of Correspondence: 1979

Author
John Jr. Held
Publisher
Mid-York Library System
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ETC0433

Abstract

Index of correspondents includes: Tom DeWitt (Albany); David Held; Munson Williams Proctor Institute; Rochester Conference on Artists Books, 1979 at Visual Studies Workshop; Richard Simmons, curator at the Everson Museum of Art; Synapse Video Center.
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John Jr. Held. Diary of Correspondence: 1979. Mid-York Library System. 1980.

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Index of correspondents includes: Tom DeWitt (Albany); David Held; Munson Williams Proctor Institute; Rochester Conference on Artists Books, 1979 at Visual Studies Workshop; Richard Simmons, curator at the Everson Museum of Art; Synapse Video Center.

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