American Art Review study project note and status for: < The Consummate Collector: Charles Rand Penney's Gift to the Burchfield Art Center> (original) (raw)

American Art Review publication:

month: < Spring>

year: 199<3 >

volume:

number <3 >

pages: <114-119, 170-172 >

author(s): < Albert Michaels>

article title: <The Consummate Collector: Charles Rand Penney's Gift to the Burchfield Art Center >

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dates of exhibit: 199<n/a >

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