American Art Review study online worksheet for "Leroy Trobaugh: The Paintings of a Railroad Worker" (original) (raw)

American Art Review month and year: March-April 2001 (Volume XIII, Number 2)

author(s): Rachel Perry

title of American Art Review article: "Leroy Trobaugh: The Paintings of a Railroad Worker"

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TFAO has no information on Leroy Trobaugh.

recovery matrix composite score: 4

status:

-- assigned to Shana Herb Johannessen in Jan. 2008

-- approved by copyright holder on Mar 24, 1008 via email

-- article reprinted in Resource Library on 6/19/08

From: "Perry, Rachel"

Date: Mon Mar 24, 2008 9:57:12 AM US/Pacific

To: <infotfaoi.org>

Cc: "Shana Herb Johannessen" <shana...

Subject: Permission to reprint

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I am granting my permission for the Traditional Fine Arts for Resource Libraryto reprint the following articles previously published in the American Art Review:

"The Paintings of Ada Walter Shulz," American Art Review, January-February 1998

"Leroy Trobaugh: The Paintings of a Railroad Worker," American Art Review, March-April 2001

"Indiana Woman Artists: Then and Now," American Art Review, January-February 2005

"The Paintings of William Edouard Scott," American Art Review, March-April 2007

Attached is a short author's bio.

Best regards,

Rachel B. Perry

Fine Arts Curator

Indiana State Museum

650 West Washington St.

Indianapolis, IN 46204

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