DeWitt, Nettie | to mother, Jun. 6, 1894:

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Audio file only available to researchers visiting VCL Archives and Special Collections spcoll@vassar.edu
Abstract figure appears to be a person standing on top of a dark shaded object; person appears to be carrying some abstract object on his back; background composed of light shading,Condition assessment (2014): Good
Antonio Márquez's Doctoral Diploma in Philosophy from the Universidad de Salamanca,Condition assessment (2014): Great
"The acclaimed art historian and cultural critic, Dora Apel, W. Hawkins Ferry Professor Emerita of Modern and Contemporary Art History at Wayne State University, talks about her recent monograph, Calling Memory Into Place (Rutgers UP, 2020). Her many books include Imagery of Lynching: Black Men
Dora Apel, W. Hawkins Ferry Professor Emerita of Modern and Contemporary Art History at Wayne State University, returns to the program to talk about her book Beautiful, Terrible Ruins: Detroit and the Anxiety of Decline, published by Rutgers University Press in 2015.
"In Beautiful Terrible Ruins
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