[Thirty-five Letters, Notecards, Postcards, and Telegram to Walker Evans from Fifteen Correspondents: Alix Cameron to Caresse Crosby]
Artwork Details
- Title: [Thirty-five Letters, Notecards, Postcards, and Telegram to Walker Evans from Fifteen Correspondents: Alix Cameron to Caresse Crosby]
- Correspondent: Walker Evans (American, St. Louis, Missouri 1903–1975 New Haven, Connecticut)
- Correspondent: Alix S. Cameron
- Correspondent: Pepi Cammer
- Correspondent: Ann Carlin
- Correspondent: Bill Carlin
- Correspondent: Bobbi Carrey (American, born 1946)
- Correspondent: William Christenberry (American, 1936–2016)
- Correspondent: Evie Clarkson
- Correspondent: Christopher Clarkson
- Correspondent: Florence Codman
- Correspondent: Calvaert Coggeshall (American, 1907–1990)
- Correspondent: Susanna P. Coggeshall (American, 1916–2003)
- Correspondent: Arnold Crane (American, 1932–2014)
- Correspondent: Ralph Crane (American (born Germany), Halberstadt 1913–1988 Geneva)
- Correspondent: Robert P. Crane
- Correspondent: Ralston Crawford (American (born Canada), St. Catharines 1906–1978 New York)
- Correspondent: Caresse Crosby
- Correspondent: John Collier (American, 1913–1992)
- Date: 1953–74
- Classification: Manuscript Materials
- Credit Line: Walker Evans Archive, 1994
- Object Number: 1994.260.3
- Curatorial Department: Photographs
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