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1978 HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT NOTES BY GERMAN-AMERICAN PROFESSOR, RABBI AND EXPRESSIONIST PAINTER

1978 HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT NOTES BY GERMAN-AMERICAN PROFESSOR, RABBI AND EXPRESSIONIST PAINTER

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On offer are two [2] original handwritten manuscript pages of notes by Professor Frederick Solomon, the German Expressionist artist and friend of noted British painter Richard Carline from their old days on London. The manuscript pages are relating to a visit by Carline to New Hampshire in 1978 and detail his itinerary of shows, meetings, lectures etc as arranged by Solomon it appears. VG+.

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