Collection: Carl Van Vechten - Mark Lutz Collection, 1881/1980 / Date range: 1960 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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80th birthday tributes, 1960 Box 1 MS-1, Folder 56

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"Citation of Carl Van Vechten on his Eightieth Birthday", 1960 Box 1 MS-1, Folder 58

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Exhibition catalog: "Carl Van Vechten: A Biographical Exhibition", 1960 Box 1 MS-1, Folder 28

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Exhibition guide: 80 writers – books given by Carl Van Vechten, 1960 Box 1 MS-1, Folder 29

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Fanny Hurst, "Zora [Neale] Hurston: A Personality Sketch", 1960 Box 3 MS-1, Folder 14

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John D. Gordon, "Carl Van Vechten: Notes for an Exhibition in Honor of his Seventy-Fifth Birthday", 1960 Box 3 MS-1, Folder 13

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Newspaper clippings: Carl Van Vechten's 80th birthday, 1960 Box 1 MS-1, Folder 47

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New York Public Library tribute to Carl Van Vechten on his 80th birthday, 1960 Box 1 MS-1, Folder 57

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"Party Fare" mentions Carl Van Vechten's 80th birthday celebration, 1960 Box 1 MS-1, Folder 59

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Paul Taylor, dancer, choreographer, 1960 Box 11 MS-1, Folder 29

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