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  Color photograph of Fred Shuttlesworth with unidentified man posing in front of the Metropolitan Hospital in Harlem where John Rhoden's public art commission is installed on the exterior of the building.

  Color photograph of Fred Shuttlesworth with an unidentified man posing in front of the Metropolitan Hospital in Harlem where John Rhoden's public art commission is installed on the exterior of the building circa 1990-1991.
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  Color photograph of John Rhoden posing with Fred Shuttlesworth outside the Harlem Hospital Center where Rhoden's public art sculpture Untitled (Family) is on display.

  Color photograph of John Rhoden posing with Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth outside the Harlem Hospital Center where Rhoden's public art sculpture Untitled (Family) is on display circa 1990-1991.
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  Color photograph of John Rhoden posing with Fred Shuttlesworth outside the Harlem Hospital Center where Rhoden's public art sculpture Untitled (Family) is on display.

  Color photograph of John Rhoden posing with Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth outside the Harlem Hospital Center where Rhoden's public art sculpture Untitled (Family) is on display circa 1990-1991.
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  Black and white photograph of workers working on Monumental Bronze.

  Black and white photograph of workers working on John Rhoden's sculpture for the Harlem Hospital, Monumental Bronze.
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  Black and white photograph of the area surrounding the Harlem Office Building.

  Black and white photograph of the area surrounding the Harlem Office Building, likely used by John Rhoden in planning a sculpture for the building.
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  Black and white photograph of the area surrounding the Harlem Office Building.

  Black and white photograph of the area surrounding the Harlem Office Building, likely used by John Rhoden in planning a sculpture for the building.
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  Black and white photograph of the area surrounding the Harlem Office Building.

  Black and white photograph of the area surrounding the Harlem Office Building, likely used by John Rhoden in planning a sculpture for the building.
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  Black and white photograph of the area surrounding the Harlem Office Building.

  Black and white photograph of the area surrounding the Harlem Office Building, likely used by John Rhoden in planning a sculpture for the building.
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  Black and white photograph of the plan for the Harlem Office Building.

  Black and white photograph of the plan for the Harlem Office Building from circa 1973-1973. John Rhoden was working with those associated with the Harlem Office Building on an unrealized sculpture commission.
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  Black and white photograph of workers at the installation of Monumental Bronze.

  Black and white photograph of workers at the installation of John Rhoden's sculpture for the Harlem Hospital, Monumental Bronze, also called A Happy Family is the Core of a Healthy Community.
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  Black and white photograph of Monumental Bronze.

  Black and white photograph of John Rhoden's sculpture for the Harlem Hospital, Monumental Bronze, also called A Happy Family is the Core of a Healthy Community.
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  Black and white photograph of the installation of Monumental Bronze.

  Black and white photograph of the installation of John Rhoden's sculpture for the Harlem Hospital, Monumental Bronze, also called A Happy Family is the Core of a Healthy Community.
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  Black and white photograph of the installation of Monumental Bronze.

  Black and white photograph of the installation of John Rhoden's sculpture for the Harlem Hospital, Monumental Bronze, also called A Happy Family is the Core of a Healthy Community.
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  Black and white photograph of Monumental Bronze.

  Black and white photograph of John Rhoden's sculpture for the Harlem Hospital, Monumental Bronze, also called A Happy Family is the Core of a Healthy Community.
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  Black and white photograph of the installation of Monumental Bronze.

  Black and white photograph of the installation of John Rhoden's sculpture for the Harlem Hospital, Monumental Bronze, also called A Happy Family is the Core of a Healthy Community.
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  Black and white photograph of the installation of Monumental Bronze.

  Black and white photograph of the installation of John Rhoden's sculpture for the Harlem Hospital, Monumental Bronze, also called A Happy Family is the Core of a Healthy Community.
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  Black and white photograph of Monumental Bronze.

  Black and white photograph of John Rhoden's sculpture for the Harlem Hospital, Monumental Bronze, also called A Happy Family is the Core of a Healthy Community.
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  Correspondence from J. Max Bond, Jr. to John Rhoden from April 30, 1970.

  Correspondence from J. Max Bond, Jr. to John Rhoden from April 30, 1970 regarding the Advisory Committee of the Architectural Study & Report on Harlem Cultural Centers.
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  Correspondence from George Groner to John Rhoden from March 1, 1971.

  Correspondence from George Groner of Castagna & Son, Inc. to John Rhoden from March 1, 1971 regarding the payment and accounting paperwork for the Harlem Hospital sculpture commission.
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  Correspondence from Frederic A. Davidson, Jr. to Castagna & Son, Inc. from June 5, 1969.

  Correspondence from Frederic A. Davidson, Jr., Commissioner of the Department of Public Works of the City of New York, to Castagna & Son, Inc. from June 5, 1969 regarding payments for the Harlem Hospital sculpture commission.
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  Correspondence from John Rhoden to the Department of Public Works of the City of New York from May 27, 1969.

  Correspondence from John Rhoden to the Department of Public Works of the City of New York from May 27, 1969 regarding payment for the Harlem Hospital sculpture commission.
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  Correspondence from Frederic A. Davidson, Jr. to Castagna & Son, Inc. from April 11, 1969.

  Correspondence from Frederic A. Davidson, Jr., Commissioner of the Department of Public Works of the City of New York, to Castagna & Son, Inc. from April 11, 1969 regarding payment for the Harlem Hospital sculpture commission.
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  Correspondence from John Rhoden to the Department of Public Works of the City of New York from March 13, 1969.

  Correspondence from John Rhoden to the Department of Public Works of the City of New York from March 13, 1969 regarding payments for the Harlem Hospital sculpture commission.
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  Correspondence from Joseph L. Hautman to Castagna & Son from February 3, 1969.

  Correspondence from Joseph L. Hautman, Director of the Bureau of Building Design of the City of New York, to Castagna & Son regarding prints and drawings for the Harlem Hospital sculpture commission.
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  Correspondence from Eugene E. Hult to Castagna & Son, Inc. from March 4, 1968.

  Correspondence from Eugene E. Hult to Castagna & Son, Inc., copying John Rhoden, from March 4, 1968 regarding payments for the Harlem Hospital sculpture commission.
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  Correspondence from John Rhoden to the Department of Public Works of the City of New York from February 26, 1968.

  Correspondence from John Rhoden to the Department of Public Works of the City of New York from February 26, 1968 regarding payments for the Harlem Hospital sculpture commission.
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  Correspondence from Frank Bonfilio to John Rhoden from February 9, 1967.

  Correspondence from Frank Bonfilio of Castagna & Son builders to John Rhoden from February 9, 1967 regarding drawings for the Harlem Hospital sculpture commission.
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  Correspondence from Albert B. Bauer to John Rhoden from June 28, 1966.

  Correspondence from Albert B. Bauer, Director of the Bureau of Building and Construction of the Department of Public Works of the City of New York, to John Rhoden from June 28, 1966 regarding material for the Harlem Hospital sculpture commission.
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  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Francis J. McCue from April 7, 1966.

  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Francis J. McCue, Assistant General Manager of the Department of Public Works of the City of New York, from April 7, 1966 regarding changes to the agreement for the Harlem Hospital sculpture commission.
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  Correspondence from Francis J. McCue to John Rhoden from March 31, 1966.

  Correspondence from Francis J. McCue, Assistant General Manager of the City of New York Department of Public Works, to John Rhoden from March 31, 1966 regarding the agreement for the Harlem Hospital commission for sculpture.
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  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Mr. Bauer from August 25, 1965.

  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Mr. Bauer, Director of the Department of Public Works, from August 25, 1956 regarding model sketches for the Harlem Hospital.
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  Correspondence from Mary C. McDonald to John Rhoden from March 18, 1966.

  Correspondence from Mary C. McDonald to John Rhoden from March 18, 1966 regarding a newspaper article about Rhoden's commission for the Harlem Hospital.
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  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Victor A. Huggard, Jr. from April 4, 1975.

  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Victor A. Huggard, Jr. from April 4, 1975 regarding the agreement for a work of art for the Harlem Office Building in which Rhoden requests further review of the contract in order to make it more equitable to the artist.
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  Correspondence from Victor A. Huggard, Jr. to John Rhoden from March 31, 1975.

  Correspondence from Victor A. Huggard, Jr. to John Rhoden from March 31, 1975 regarding the agreement for a work of art for the Harlem Office Building in which Huggard rejects Rhoden's requests for modifications to their contract.
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  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Victor A. Huggard, Jr. from February 16, 1975.

  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Victor A. Huggard, Jr. from February 16, 1975 regarding the agreement for a work of art for the Harlem Office Building.
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  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Victor A. Huggard, Jr. from January 22, 1975.

  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Victor A. Huggard, Jr. from January 22, 1975 regarding the agreement for a work of art for the Harlem Office Building.
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  Correspondence from Gloria A. Simon to John Rhoden from July 23, 1973.

  Correspondence from Gloria A. Simon, Secretary for Committee on Works of Fine Art, to John Rhoden from July 23, 1973 asking Rhoden to resubmit his proposal for the Harlem Office Building commission.
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  Fact sheet for the Harlem Hospital from December 4, 1967.

  Fact sheet for the Harlem Hospital from December 4, 1967 detailing the assignment for the commission for a sculpture awarded to John Rhoden.
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  Correspondence from John Rhoden to George Groner from July 16, 1969.

  Correspondence from John Rhoden to George Groner from July 16, 1969 regarding payments for Rhoden and the Modern Art Foundry for the sculpture for the Harlem Hospital.
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  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Frederick A. Davidson from March 21, 1969.

  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Frederick A. Davidson from March 21, 1969 regarding the installation of Rhoden's sculpture for the Harlem Hospital.
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  Correspondence from Vernon Spencer to Commissioner Eugene E. Hult from January 6, 1968.

  Correspondence from Vernon Spencer to Commissioner Eugene E. Hult from January 6, 1968 regarding Rhoden's sculpture for the Harlem Hospital.
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  Correspondence from John Rhoden to the Department of Public Works of the City of New York from May 14, 1967.

  Correspondence from John Rhoden to the Department of Public Works of the City of New York from May 14, 1967 regarding the commission for a sculpture for the Harlem Hospital in which Rhoden requests payment for his work.
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  Correspondence from William C. Mattison to Castagna & Son, Inc. from November 15, 1966.

  Correspondence from William C. Mattison to Castagna & Son, Inc. from November 15, 1966 regarding the commission for a sculpture for the Harlem Hospital.
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  Correspondence from John Rhoden to the Department of Public Works from November 7, 1966.

  Correspondence from John Rhoden to the Department of the City of New York from November 7, 1966 regarding the commission for a sculpture for the Harlem Hospital in which Rhoden requests payment for his work.
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  Correspondence from Frank Bonfilio to John Rhoden from August 31, 1966.

  Correspondence from Frank Bonfilio of Castagna & Son, Inc. to John Rhoden from August 31, 1966 regarding the commission of a sculpture for the Harlem Hospital.
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  Correspondence from the Art Commission of the City of New York From June 23, 1966.

  Correspondence from the Art Commission of the City of New York from June 23, 1966 approving Rhoden's plans for the commission for a sculpture for the Harlem Hospital.
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  Correspondence from John Rhoden to the Department of Public Works from June 16, 1966.

  Correspondence from John Rhoden to the Department of Public Works from June 16, 1966 regarding the commission for a sculpture for the Harlem Hospital in which Rhoden requests payment for his work.
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  Correspondence from William O. Mattison to Castagna and Son, Inc. from July 7, 1966.

  Correspondence from William C. Mattison to Castagna and Son, Inc. from July 7, 1966 regarding the commission for a sculpture for the Harlem Hospital.
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  Correspondence from Albert B. Bauer to John C. Spring from May 19, 1966.

  Correspondence from Albert C. Bauer to John C. Spring from May 19, 1966 regarding the commission for a sculpture for the Harlem Hospital.
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  Correspondence from Claire C. Baldwin to John Rhoden from April 1, 1966.

  Correspondence from Claire C. Baldwin to John Rhoden from April 1, 1966 regarding an article about Rhoden being awarded the commission for a sculpture for the Harlem Hospital.