Album amicorum : in memory of Christopher Weimann...

2012

Catalog of a travelling exhibition entitled "Album amicorum : gems of friendship in a frightened world", held at the Dolmabahçe Palace Gallery, Istanbul, October 15-30, 2012 and other locations

Includes work of: Tom Leech, Hikmet Barutcugil, Einen Miura, Susanne Krause, Renato Crepaldi, Milena Hughes, Karli Frigge, Brigitte Chardome, Katalin Perry, Marianne Moll, Sabine Rasper, Joan Ajala, Victoria Hall, Nuri Pinar, Montse Buxo, Alberto Valese, Nedim Sönmez, Tini Miura, robert Wu, Iris Nevins, and Lucie Lapierre

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Title: Album amicorum : in memory of Christopher Weimann...
Artist: Christopher Weimann (American, 1946–1988)
Artist: Tom Leech (American, born 1950)
Date: 2012
Geography: Istanbul, Turkey
Dimensions: 164 pages : illustrations ; 8 1/4 in. (21 cm)
Credit Line: Gift ot Tom Leech
Object Number: Z271.3.M37 A43 2012

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