[Women Artists] [Ephemera] Kruger, Holzer, Sherman, Benglis, Ess, Simmons Ten exhibition announcement cards, 1980s/1990s. Comprises: (1) Barbara Kruger, Kunsthalle Basel 1984. (2) Jenny Holzer: Kunsthalle Basel 1984 (with pinhole); Interim Art London 1988; Ydessa Hendeles Art Foundation Toronto 1992. (3) Cindy Sherman: Monika Spruth galerie Cologne 1990; Haus der Kunst Munich 1991; Galerie Ghislaine Hussenot Paris 1993. Recto features Untitled #276, a self-portrait made the same year. (4) Lynda Benglis, Indian Wood Block Series. Albert Baronian Brussels 1981. (5) Barbara Ess, Galerij Micheline Szwajcer Antwerp 1988. (6) Laurie Simmons, Jablonka Galerie Cologne 1989. (total 10)

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