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Abigail Camp Dimon correspondence with William W. Seaman, 1937 Nov. 14-17

Dimon, Abigail Camp

Overview

Collection Information

Size: 3 Items

Summary: Two handwritten letters from Seaman to Dimon and one typewritten copy of a letter from Dimon to Seaman. They discuss the demise of the Anderson Galleries and the founding of the Parke-Bernet Galleries in its place.

Biographical/Historical Note

Abigail Camp Dimon was secretary of the Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute.

Provenance

Provenance unknown. One letter from Seaman is stamped: received Apr. 8 1958 CAP.

Language Note

English .

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How to Cite This Collection

Abigail Camp Dimon correspondence with William W. Seaman, 1937 Nov. 14-17. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.

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