American Art Review study online worksheet for "Where Eagles Fly, Artists of the Pacific Northwest" (original) (raw)

American Art Review month and year: VOLUME SIX NUMBER 2 - APRIL-MAY 1994

author(s): Maria Sharylen

title of American Art Review article: "Where Eagles Fly, Artists of the Pacific Northwest"

status:

-- assigned to Shana Johannessen on 1/20/09

-- approved by copyright holder on Feb 15, 2009 via email

-- activity on this article deferred on until

-- article reprinted in Resource Library: Where Eagles Fly: Artists of the Pacific Northwest; article by Maria Sharylen (3/23/09)

From: Maria Sharylen <shary...

Date: Sun Feb 15, 2009 6:36:32 AM US/Pacific

To: info...

Subject: Permission to print...m. sharylen

I am giving you permission to reprint an article I wrote for American Art Review Magazine in 1994 titled: 'Where Eagles Fly', the Art of the Pacific Northwest. See a complete biography on my website, address: sharylenstudio.com

Thank you for your interest....... maria sharylen

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