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[Women Artists] Fe-Mail Art (1) The Monthly: An Irregular Periodical Vol.2 No.1, 1981. San Francisco, Lloyd Productions, 1981. A 'woman's rag devoted to fe-mail art, edited by Ginny Lloyd. Stapled, 27.5 x 21.5 cm, 30 pp. Contributions by Anna Banana, Irene Dogmatic, Pat Tavenner et al. Essay by Bill Gaglione on 'Fe-Mail Art'. With original collage by Ginny Lloyd. (2) Anna Banana/Gaglione, Stampworks. Rubber Vol.1 No.11 Nov. 1978. Amsterdam, Stempelplaats, 1978. Stapled booklet, 23.5 x 15 cm, 8 pp. Rare issue of the monthly bulletin of rubber stamp works edited and published by Aart van Barneveld and his gallery/workshop Stempelplaats (1978- 1981). (3) Leavenworth Jackson, Art. Amsterdam, Stempelplaats, 1980. Stapled, 23.5 x 16 cm, 8 pp. (4) Leavenworth Jackson, promotional order sheet for rubber stamps, 28 x 21 cm, folded for mailing. (total 4)

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[Women Artists] Fe-Mail Art (1) The Monthly: An Irregular Periodical Vol.2 No.1, 1981. San Francisco, Lloyd Productions, 1981. A 'woman's rag devoted to fe-mail art, edited by Ginny Lloyd. Stapled, 27.5 x 21.5 cm, 30 pp. Contributions by Anna Banana, Irene Dogmatic, Pat Tavenner et al. Essay by Bill Gaglione on 'Fe-Mail Art'. With original collage by Ginny Lloyd. (2) Anna Banana/Gaglione, Stampworks. Rubber Vol.1 No.11 Nov. 1978. Amsterdam, Stempelplaats, 1978. Stapled booklet, 23.5 x 15 cm, 8 pp. Rare issue of the monthly bulletin of rubber stamp works edited and published by Aart van Barneveld and his gallery/workshop Stempelplaats (1978- 1981). (3) Leavenworth Jackson, Art. Amsterdam, Stempelplaats, 1980. Stapled, 23.5 x 16 cm, 8 pp. (4) Leavenworth Jackson, promotional order sheet for rubber stamps, 28 x 21 cm, folded for mailing. (total 4)

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