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We Arrive in Paumonock, 1985

We Arrive in Paumonock

We Arrive in Paumonock, 1985, a commemorative stamp sheet for David Cole, Paumanock Traveler.

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SKU: jpj-dc1 Categories: Artists Stamps, Mail Art, Printed Matter, Riding Beggar Tag: David Cole


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Riding Beggar ceased publication in the 1990s. A complete run of PostHype was acquired by the Museum of Modern Art in 1987. Incomplete sets are held by the Getty Research Institute (acquired with the Jean Brown, Bern Porter, Carlo Pittore, and other people’s papers) and active mail art archives such as the Artpool Art Research Center.

The Riding Beggar archive is housed with the John P. Jacob Papers at the Beinecke Rare Books Library, Yale University.

Status

Done

Date

1985

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We Arrive in Paumonock, 1985
We Arrive in Paumonock, 1985

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