Gil Blank Books

Becoming Disfarmer
Becoming Disfarmer

By Tanya Sheehan, Mike Disfarmer, Gil Blank

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This Book Uses A Sequence Of Over 100 Images To Tell The Story Of Mike Disfarmer's Vernacular Portraiture And Its Transformation Into Art. This Monograph Features His Vintage Prints Along With A Se...

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In Numbers: Serial Publications By Artists Since 1955
In Numbers: Serial Publications By Artists Since 1955

By William Wilson, William S. Wilson, Andrew Roth, Victor Brand, G. B. Jones, Philip E. Aarons, Neville Wakefield, Philip Aarons, Clive Phillpot, Nancy Princenthal, Gil Blank, Nancy Princethal

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Introduction / Victor Brand -- Ray Johnson: A Book About Death / William S. Wilson -- Artists As Magazinists / Clive Phillpot -- Special Delivery: Mail As Metaphor / Nancy Princenthal -- A Conversa...

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In Numbers : Serial Publications By Artists Since 1955.
In Numbers : Serial Publications By Artists Since 1955.

By William S. Wilson, Andrew Roth, Victor Brand, G. B. Jones, Philip E. Aarons, Neville Wakefield, Philip Aarons, Clive Phillpot, Gil Blank, Nancy Princethal, Philip E. Aarons; Andrew Roth

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Introduction / Victor Brand -- Ray Johnson: A Book About Death / William S. Wilson -- Artists As Magazinists / Clive Phillpot -- Special Delivery: Mail As Metaphor / Nancy Princenthal -- A Conversa...

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