Untitled (Correspondence from Les Levine to Tom Marioni/MOCA). August 23, 1976.

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Artist:
Levine, Les
Date Made:
August 23, 1976
Classification:
Work on paper
Country:
United States, born Ireland
Artist birth Date:
1935
Dimensions:
11 x 8 9/16 in.
Materials:
1 letter, 3 gelatin silver prints, and 1 newspaper clipping. Letter: Black typescript on Museum of Mott Art inc. stationery. Gelatin silver prints (POSTERS FOR “WHAT CAN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DO FOR YOU?” ON GREENE STREET IN SOHO, 1976.): Details in graphite on the verso of each. Rubber stamped LES LEVINE, 181 Mott St., New York 10012 Phone 925-0447 on the verso of each.
Accession Number:
1995.46.488
Full BAMPFA credit line:
University of California, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive; Gift of the Naify Family
Century:
20 AD

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