LIFE Magazine, December 15, 1972, "Mastermind with Building Blocks: Paul Rudolph"

December 15, 1972

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Title: LIFE Magazine, December 15, 1972, "Mastermind with Building Blocks: Paul Rudolph"
Date: December 15, 1972
Medium: Magazine
Classification: (not assigned)
Credit Line: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Watson Library
Curatorial Department: Modern and Contemporary Art

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