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Can any of our Houston friends adopt two beautiful, loving, and playful kittens? I trapped them and their feral mother from under Gael Stack’s house a few weeks ago. The mother is now spayed and I am hoping she can calm down enough to live inside in my studio. The kittens would be a great addition to a home! Contact me if you are interested! Please!

Pontus Hulten, Julia Brown Turrell, Marjorie Welish, David White. Rauschenberg Sculpture [SIGNED BY THE ARTIST].Fort Worth: Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, 1995.

135 pages 102 illustrations most in color. [SIGNED] Signed by the artist in black marker by Rauschenberg on the title page. Published on the occasion of the exhibition from the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Fort Worth TX October 22-December 31, 1995 and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Miami FL April 25-June 9, 1996. Dustjacket is protected with a mylar cover.

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Rauschenberg Sculpture [SIGNED] by Pontus Hulten, Julia Brown Turrell, Marjorie Welish, and David White: Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Fort Worth TX Cloth, Signed by the Artist - Exquisite Co**se Booksellers

In 1971, the Philadelphia Museum of Art mounted an exhibition that celebrated the first decade of the incredibly important, but not well remembered organization Multiples, Inc. The company made available to a wide number of people works of art that were created in multiple by a large number of known and underknown artists. The Philadelphia Museum catalogue is a beautifully produced multiple in itself.

120 pages with 64 illustrations 40 in color. Snaps are there but no latch present. Some wear to the corners and edges. The paper belly band has minor creasing and wear along the edges. Published on the occasion of the exhibition from the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia PA March 5-April 4, 1971.
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Here's a little piece of ephemera from the 1980s Houston art scene. Perhaps it has been around, but I had not seen a copy before this. The University of Houston art program sure turned out some stupendous artists!

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Then, Now- & Then. 50 Years of UH Art by Gus Kopriva: Alumni Association of University of Houston Wrappers - Exquisite Co**se Booksellers

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