Correspondence, 1981-1988 Box 9, Folder 349
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1) Isamu Noguchi: October 27-November 8 1986 exhibition announcement card; 2) 1 page typed, hand signed, ink, letter to Geldzahler from Akira Ueda, September 25, 1986; 3) 1 page handwritten, ink, letter to Geldzahler from Bismarck Victoria with exhibition announcement, 1/18/83; 4) 1 page handwritten, ink, letter to Geldzahler from Berkeley Vincent, 12/31/82; 5) 1 page typed letter, hand signed (green felt pen) to Geldzahler from Diana Vreeland, June 2, 1987; 6) 1 page typed letter, hand signed (brown felt pen) to Geldzahler from Diana Vreeland, February 24, 1981; 7) En Parcourant nos campagnes postcard to Geldzahler from Harriet Vincent, October 19, 1988, ink; 8) 1 page xerox "Harry Choice: America Dada" - inside: scrawled picture of butterfly from Andy Warhol - ink, on paper with various notes; printed Christmas card from the Factory - handsigned by Andy and Philipage 9) 2 page handwritten letter, incl. to Geldzahler from Jack Woody - August 1, 1982.(Publisher, Twelvetrees Press) 10) 4 page handwritten, pencil, letter to Geldzahler from Ron Warren - October 6, 1986 - in envelope; 11) 1 page typed letter, hand signed, ink, to Geldzahler from William S. Wilson - no date; 12) Greece postcard to Geldzahler from Jack Whitten, 8/27/84 ink; 13) Greece postcard to Geldzahler from Jack Whitten, 9/5/83 ink; 14) 1 page handwritten, ink, letter to Geldzahler from Jeffrey Wasserman, April 16, 1985 - with enclosed 2 transparencies and xerox of press clippings - in envelope; 15) 1 page typed - hand correspondence and hand signed (ink) letter to Geldzahler from Jonathan Weinberg, April 5, 1984; 16) 2 printed booklets Report to the White House, October 1987, Pres. Task Force on Artist Humanities; invitation to White House and various business related typed correspondence 17) 1 page handwritten letter, ink, May 2, 1988 to Geldzahler from Jack Whitten - in envelope; 18) 1 page handwritten, ink, letter to Geldzahler from Jack Whitten, September 18, 1986.
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