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Carl Andre, Sculpture 1959-1977, Jaap Rietman Inc., 88-Page Catalogue, Text by David Bourdon with Foreword by Barbara Rose, 1978

• Carl Andre • Jaap Rietman • Minimal Art
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Carl Andre, Mary Heilmann, Clocktower, Card, 1983

• Carl Andre • Clocktower • Mary Heilmann
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P.S. 1 Party, Carl Andre, Lynda Benglis, John Chamberlain, Sculpture Raffle, Card, 1978

• Carl Andre • John Chamberlain • Lynda Benglis • P.S. 1

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Ecologic Art, Group Show with Dennis Oppenheim, Christo, Carl Andre, Robert Smithson, and others, Card, John Gibson Gallery, 1969

• Carl Andre • Christo • Dennis Oppenheim • John Gibson Gallery • Robert Smithson

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Carl Andre, “Ingots, Wood, Words, Aluminum,” Card, Paula Cooper Gallery, 2002

• Carl Andre • Paula Cooper Gallery
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Carl Andre, “Black White Carbon Tin,” Folded Card, Sadie Coles HQ, 2004

• Carl Andre • Sadie Coles HQ
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Carl Andre, Sand-Lime Instar, Two-Fold Card, Gagosian Gallery, 1995

• Carl Andre • Gagosian Gallery
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Cusack Gallery, Carl Andre, Card, 1975

• Carl Andre • Cusack Gallery

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October, Yvonne Rainer, Rosalind Krauss, Carl Andre, Anette Michelson, Publication, 1976

• Annette Michelson • Carl Andre • October • Rosalind Krauss • Yvonne Rainer
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New York Magazine, Carl Andre and Ana Mendieta, A Death In Art, December 1985

• Ana Mendieta • Carl Andre • New York Magazine • Periodicals

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De Cordova Museum, Born in Boston, Curated by Jeffrey Deitch, Carl Andre, Buckminster Fuller, Frank Stella, William Wegman, Catalogue, 1979

• Carl Andre • Catalogues • Chris Burden • Frank Stella • Jeffrey Deitch • Library of Edit deAk • William Wegman

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Carl Andre, The Clocktower, “Tomb of the Golden Engenderers,” Card, 1976

• Carl Andre • Clocktower • Conceptual Art • Gallery Exhibition Cards • Minimal Art • Text and Word Art

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Carl Andre, Sculpture, Museo d’Arte Contemporanea, Card, 1987

• Carl Andre • Minimal Art
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De Cordova Museum, Carl Andre, Chris Burden, Jack Levine, Frank Stella…, Born in Boston, Folded Card, 1979

• Carl Andre • Chris Burden • De Cordova Museum • William Wegman
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Carl Andre, Two Works, 355 West Broadway, Card, 1976

• Carl Andre • Minimal Art
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Cusack Gallery, Carl Andre, Card, 1976

• Carl Andre • Cusack Gallery

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Max’s Kansas City, Carl Andre, de Kooning, Lichtenstein, Serra, Warhol, Auction Booklet, 1971

• Auction Catalogues & Price Lists • Carl Andre • Max's Kansas City • Richard Serra

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Carl Andre John Weber Gallery

Carl Andre, Wood & Metal Sculpture 1960-1975, John Weber Gallery, Exhibition Map and Item List, 1976

• Carl Andre • John Weber Gallery • Minimal Art
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John Weber Gallery, Carl Andre, Sol Lewitt, Jeffrey Deitch, Gallery Newsletter, 1976

• Carl Andre • Jeffrey Deitch • John Weber Gallery • Minimal Art • Newsletter • Sol LeWitt

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Heiner Friedrich Inc, Flavin, LeWitt, Serra, War Resisters League Exhibition, Folded Card, 1976

• Carl Andre • Dan Flavin • Heiner Friedrich Gallery • Political • Richard Serra • Sol LeWitt

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Carl Andre, Uncarved Blocks, Paula Cooper Gallery, Two Postcards, 1981

• Carl Andre • Downtown Galleries • Minimal Art • Paula Cooper Gallery • Soho/Tribeca Galleries
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Guerrilla Girls, Carl Andre & OJ Simpson, “What Do These Men Have in Common?” Offset Print, 1995,

• Carl Andre • Guerrilla Girls • Guerrilla Girls Posters • Posters • Women

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