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Fred W. McDarrah, Alice Neel, New York City, 1961, Steven Kasher Gallery, Card, 2001

• Alice Neel • Artist Portraits • Fred W. McDarrah • Steven Kasher Gallery
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Film and Video on Art, With Programs on Nancy Spero, Alice Neel, Horst P. Horst, Keith Haring, Whitney Museum of American Art, Folded Mailer, 1990

• Alice Neel • Film & Video • Keith Haring • Nancy Spero • Whitney Museum

$100

Alice Neel, The Family, Card for the Exhibition “Recent Paintings,” Graham Gallery, 1980

• Alice Neel • Graham Gallery

$100

Cover Image by Louis Bourgeois, Couples, Group Show with Currin, Holzer, Mapplethorpe, Neal, Folded Card, Cheim & Read Gallery, 2000

• Alice Neel • Cheim & Read • Jenny Holzer • John Currin • Louise Bourgeois • Robert Mapplethorpe

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Alice Neel, Photo by Robert Mapplethorpe, Folded Card and Insert, Ron Judish Fine Arts Gallery (Colorado), 2001

• Alice Neel • Artist Portraits • Robert Mapplethorpe • Ron Judish Fine Arts

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Lust, Group Show with Robert Mapplethorpe, Louise Bourgeois, Alice Neel, David Hockney, and others, Folded Card, M-13 Gallery, 1987

• Alice Neel • Louise Bourgeois • M-13 Gallery • Robert Mapplethorpe

$125

Alice Neel, Robert Miller Gallery, Card, 1986

• Alice Neel • Expressionism • Robert Miller Gallery
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Art and the Rosenberg Era, Group Show with Wojnarovicz, Alice Neel, Arian Piper, Alex Grey, Sue Coe, Folded Card, Hilllwood Gallery, 1988

• Adrian Piper • Alex Grey • Alice Neel • David Wojnarowicz • Hillwood Gallery • Political • Sue Coe

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Alice Neel, Whitney Museum, Exhibition Booklet, 1974

• Alice Neel • Library of Edit deAk • Whitney Museum • Women

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June Blum, Audrey Flack, Alice Neel, Three Contemporary American Women Realists, Miami-Dade Community College, Catalogue, 1978

• Alice Neel • Audrey Flack • Catalogues • Gallery Exhibition Cards • June Blum • Women
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