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IMAGINE INVENTING YELLOW: The Life and Work of M.C Richards. 1916-1999. Exhibition, Worcester Center for Crafts, October 9 - November 20, 1999, George and Anna Krikorian Gallery
Published by Worcester Center fro Crafts, Worcester, MA,, 1999
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Very Good+. 1st Edition. Wraps (PB) in very good + condition with 1 small. 1 inch wrinkle line upper spine. The catalog was published just at the time of Richards' death, and though she was unable to see it or the exhibition for which it was made, she had a large hand in its content and design. Laid in are two separate ephemeral items: A poem on yellow paper entitled "Bouquet" for Jasper Brinton and part of a newspaper story with a photo of her on wrinkled paper. 52 pages includes a Chronology and List of Works.
