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  Color slide of Lamar Dodd tearing a large flatbrad in Tbilisi, Georgia.

  Color slide of Lamar Dodd and an unidentified man and woman in an outdoor setting in Tbilisi, Georgia. Lamar Dodd is tearing a large piece of flatbread.
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  Color slide of Lamar Dodd tearing a large piece of flatbread in Tbilisi, Georgia.

  Color slide of Lamar Dodd and an unidentified man in an outdoor setting in Tbilisi, Georgia. Lamar Dodd is tearing a large piece of flatbread. Slide is labeled "Georgia T.".
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  Color slide of two unidentified males using a camera in Russia.

  Color slide of two unidentified males using a camera in Moscow, Russia. Lamar Dodd is in the background. Slide labeled "Moscow".
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  Color slide of Richenda Rhoden and Lamar Dodd with two unidentified people.

  Color slide of Richenda Rhoden and Lamar Dodd with an unidentified men and an unidentified woman. Slide Is labeled "Iceland".
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  Color slide of John Rhoden, Lamar Dodd and two unidentified people in Russia.

  Color slide of John Rhoden and Lamar Dodd with an unidentified man and woman in Russia.
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  Correspondence from Eleanor Mitchell to John Rhoden, William A. Smith, Franklin Watkins, and Lamar Dodd from April 12, 1960.

  Correspondence from Eleanor Mitchell to John Rhoden, William A. Smith, Franklin Watkins, and Lamar Dodd from April 12, 1960 regarding the visit of American fine arts specialists to the Soviet Union.
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  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Lamar Dodd from May 18, 1958.

  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Lamar Dodd from May 18, 1958 regarding the upcoming trip to the Soviet Union and the shipment of Rhoden's work from the Foundry in Rome.
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  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Lamar Dodd from March 14, 1955.

  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Lamar Dodd from March 14, 1955 regarding Dodd's exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, Rhoden's exhibitions at Saidenberg Gallery and the American Academy of Arts and Letters, and Dodd's recommendation of Rhoden for the United States Department of State International Educational Exchange program.
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  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Carolyn Stone from November 15, 1969.

  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Carolyn Stone from November 15, 1969 regarding Stone's book about Lamar Dodd, "Lamar Dodd in Retrospect: The Course of Creative Search," 1970.
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  Correspondence from the Leningrad Association of Soviet Artists to Lamar Dodd in response to Dodd's letter of February 13, 1959.

  Correspondence from the Leningrad Association of Soviet Artists to Lamar Dodd in response to Dodd's letter of February 13, 1959 accepting the gift of publications on American art and offering to send publications about Leningrad artists to the American specialists in return.
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  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Lamar Dodd from August 13, 1958.

  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Lamar Dodd from August 13, 1958 regarding the International Educational Exchange Service of the Department of State's program with the Soviet Union, specifically, discussing whether the American representatives should bring examples of their artwork with them to the Soviet Union.
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  Correspondence from Eleanor Mitchell to David E. Finley from January 22, 1959. (1/2)

  Correspondence from Eleanor Mitchell to David E. Finley from January 22, 1959 including a progress report from the U.S.S.R. trip with the State Department.
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  Correspondence from Eleanor Mitchell to Lamar Dodd from October 23, 1959. (1/2)

  Correspondence from Eleanor Mitchell to Lamar Dodd from October 23, 1959 regarding a list of publications to be sent to the Soviet Union as a part of the International Educational Exchange Service of the Department of State's program with the Soviet Union. (1/2)
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  Correspondence from Franklin Watkins to Lamar Dodd from August 3, 1958. (1/2)

  Correspondence from Franklin Watkins to Lamar Dodd from August 3, 1958 regarding the International Educational Exchange Service of the Department of State's program with the Soviet Union, specifically, discussing whether the American representatives should bring examples of their artwork with them to the Soviet Union. (1/2)
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  List of suggested titles of books and periodicals to be sent to artists and art personnel in the Soviet Union (1/2)

  List of suggested titles of books and periodicals to be sent to artists and art personnel in the Soviet Union with whom Franklin C. Watkins, Lamar Dodd, William A. Smith, and John Rhoden made contact during their visit, October-November, 1958. (1/2)
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  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Richenda Rhoden from November 9, 1958. (1/2)

  Handwritten correspondence from John Rhoden to Richenda Rhoden, dated November 9, 1958. Correspondence discusses travels and the whereabouts of Lamar Dodd and Franklin Watkins. (1/2)