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  Color slide of William Arthur Smith, Drago Trsar, and Stojan Batic posing with a masonry stove in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

  Color slide of William Arthur Smith and Slovenian artists Drago Trsar and Stojan Batic posing with a masonry stove in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
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  Color slide of William Arthur Smith, Dragro Trsar, and other artists posing in front of a large masonry heater in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

  Color slide of William Arthur Smith, Drago Trsar (right), and two unidentified Slovene artists posing in front of a large masonry heater in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Slide is labeled "Llybano".
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  Color slide of John Rhoden posing with a group of fellow artists and travel companions in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

  Color slide of John Rhoden and a groupd of fellow artists and travel companions posing in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Artists Drago Trsar, William Arthur Smith, and Stojan Batic are on the left side.The Church of St. Francis is visible in the background. Slide is labeled "Llybano".
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  Color slide of John Rhoden posing with a group of fellow artists and travel companions in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

  Color slide of John Rhoden posing with a group of fellow artists and travel companions in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Fellow artists include Drago Trsar (second from left), William A. Smith (third from left), and Stojan Batic (fourth from left). Slide is labeled "Luyband".
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  Color slide of John Rhoden, William Arthur Smith, Drago Trsar, and Stojan Batic posing with a fountain in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

  Color slide of John Rhoden and William Arthur Smith with Slovene artists Drago Trsar, and Stojan Batic posing with a fountain in front of the Ljubljana Exhibition and Convention Centre in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The sculpture in the center of the fountain is Stojn Batic's "Ballet". Slide is labeled "Lvybano".
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  Color slide of William Arthur Smith and Ana Bešli? with Bešli?'s sculpture in a studio space in Belgrade, Serbia.

  Color slide of William Arthur Smith and Ana Bešli? with Bešli?'s sculpture in a studio space in Belgrade, Serbia. Caption recto: "Sculptor Belgrad".
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  Color slide of William A. Smith in the middle of a crowd of people in Tashkent, Indonesia.

  Color slide of William A. Smith handling an unidentified small brown object in the center of a large crowd of people in Tashkent, Indonesia.
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  Color slide of a group of people in an interior setting in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

  Color slide of a group of people in an interior setting in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. William A. Smith is observing a tapestry on the right hand side of the photograph.
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  Color slide of William A. Smith drawing in the middle of a crowd of people in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

  Color slide of William A. Smith drawing in a sketchbook as a large crowd of people look on in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Several red flags are flying in the background.
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  Black and white photograph of William A. Smith and three unidentified individuals examining photographs.

  Black and white photograph of William A. Smith (right) and three unidentified individuals examining photographs. Includes view of paintings on the wall to the right.
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  Black and white photograph of William A. Smith attending a social gathering.

  Black and white photograph of William A. Smith attending a social gathering. All other individuals in the photo are unidentified. Location where the photograph was taken is unknown/unidentified.
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  Black and white photograph of William A. Smith attending a social gathering.

  Black and white photograph of William A. Smith attending a social gathering. All other individuals in the photo are unidentified. Location where the photograph was taken is unknown/unidentified.
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  Black and white photograph of John Rhoden and William A. Smith attending a social gathering.

  Black and white photograph of John Rhoden and William A. Smith attending a social gathering. All other individuals in the photo are unidentified. Location where the photograph was taken is unknown/unidentified.
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  Black and white photograph of John Rhoden and William A. Smith attending a social gathering.

  Black and white photograph of John Rhoden and William A. Smith attending a social gathering. All other individuals in the photo are unidentified. Location where the photograph was taken is unknown/unidentified.
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  Color slide of William Arthur Smith on a couch with two unidentified people in Norway.

  Color slide of William Arthur Smith sitting on a couch and holding a large book or pamphlet with an unidentified man and woman in the Soviet Union.
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  Color slide of William Arthur Smith sketching infront of a crowd in Yerevan, Armenia.

  Color slide of William Arthur Smith sketching in front of a crowd of men in Republic Square in Yerevan, Armenia.
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  Color slide of William Arthur Smith in a hotel room in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

  Color slide of William Arthur Smith sitting in a hotel room in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Slide labeled "Leningrad".
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  Color slide of William Arthur Smith with a group of unidentified people in front of an airplane in Russia.

  Color slide of William Arthur Smith with a group of unidentified people in front of an airplane in Russia.
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  Color slide of John Rhoden, William Arthur Smith, Drago Trsar, Stojan Batic, and others toasting drinks in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

  Color slide of John Rhoden, William Arthur Smith, Drago Trsar, Stojan Batic, and others, likely other Slovenian artists, toasting drinks around a table in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
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  Color slide of William Arthur Smith and Franklin C. Watkins in front of a large Russian painting with two other female artists.

  Color slide of William Arthur Smith and Franklin C. Watkins in front of a large Russian painting with two unidentified female artists. Slide is labeled "Moscow".
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  Color slide of William Arthur Smith in a Russian hotel room.

  Color slide of self portrait of William Arthur Smith taking a self portrait in his pajamas in a Russian hotel room circa 1958-1959.
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  Color slide of William Arthur Smith with a group of people in Russia.

  Color slide of William Arthur Smith with a group uniendified people, likely artists, in Russia.
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  Color slide of John Rhoden and William Arthur Smith in Russia.

  Color slide of John Rhoden and William Arthur Smith in a room with what appears to be a cameraman in Russia.
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  Color slide of John Rhoden and William A. Smith with Soviet artists in Kiev, Ukraine while traveling with the State Department.

  Color slide of John Rhoden and William A. Smith with Soviet artists while in Kiev, Ukraine with the U.S. Department of State. Slide is labeled "Russian artists Kiev".
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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 Lamar Dodd to John Rhoden, William A. Smith, and Franklin Watkins from May 20, 1959.

  Correspondence from Lamar Dodd to John Rhoden, William Smith, and Franklin Watkins from May 20, 1959 regarding the gift of publications to the Artists' Unions in Moscow and Leningrad.
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  Correspondence from Lamar Dodd to John Rhoden, William A. Smith and Franklin Watkins from April 10, 1959.

  Correspondence from Lamar Dodd to John Rhoden, William A. Smith, and Franklin Watkins from April 10, 1959 regarding the shipment of publications to contacts in the U.S.S.R., specifically Moscow and Leningrad.
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  Correspondence from Lamar Dodd to John Rhoden, William A. Smith, and Franklin Watkins from March 27, 1959.

  Correspondence from Lamar Dodd to John Rhoden, William A. Smith, and Franklin Watkins from March 27, 1959 informing them that the Union of Artists in Moscow will accept a gift of publications from the U.S. and that the People-to-People program through the Department of State will support the gift.
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  Correspondence from Lamar Dodd to John Rhoden, William A. Smith, and Franklin Watkins from February 5, 1959.

  Correspondence from Lamar Dodd to John Rhoden, William A. Smith, and Franklin Watkins from February 5, 1959 regarding packages, slides, and plates from the U.S.S.R. trip with the State Department.
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  Correspondence from Lamar Dodd to John Rhoden, William A. Smith, and Franklin Watkins from January 15, 1959.

  Correspondence from Lamar Dodd to John Rhoden, William A. Smith, and Franklin Watkins from January 15, 1959 regarding a debriefing from the U.S.S.R. trip and the possible gift of books to their contacts in the U.S.S.R.
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  Correspondence from Lamar Dodd to John Rhoden, William A. Smith, and Franklin Watkins from September 16, 1958.

  Correspondence from Lamar Dodd to John Rhoden, William A. Smith, and Franklin Watkins from September 16, 1958 regarding the briefing session for the State Department trip to Russia.
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  Correspondence from Lamar Dodd to William A. Smith from November 18, 1959.

  Correspondence from Lamar Dodd to William A. Smith from November 18, 1959 regarding the return of the "Carnegie slides."
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  Correspondence from Lamar Dodd to the Union of Artists of the U.S.S.R. from February 13, 1959.

  Correspondence from Lamar Dodd to the Union of Artists of the U.S.S.R. from February 13, 1959 regarding a gift of publications on American art as a token of appreciation for their hospitality during the International Educational Exchange Service of the Department of State's exchange program with 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 Lamar Dodd to Frederick A. Colwell from August 19, 1958. (1/4)

  Correspondence from Lamar Dodd to Frederick A. Colwell from August 19, 1958 regarding issues involved with bringing examples of art to Russia. (1/4)
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  Correspondence from Mike Demczuk to John Rhoden and William A. Smith. (1/3)

  Undated correspondence from Mike Demczuk to John Rhoden and William A. Smith in which Demczuk apologizes for being late to a meeting and asks if Rhoden and Smith could mail a book to an American friend because Demczuk cannot mail foreign books from Poland. (1/3)
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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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  Correspondence from Lamar Dodd to John Rhoden, William Arthur Smith, and Franklin Watkins from July 31, 1958. (1/3)

  Correspondence from Lamar Dodd to John Rhoden, William Arthur Smith, and Franklin Watkins from July 31, 1958 regarding the International Educational Exchange Service of the Department of State's exchange program with the Soviet Union, specifically, discussing whether the American representatives should bring examples of their artwork with them to the Soviet Union. (1/3)
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  Schedule for John Rhoden and William A. Smith's stay in Belgrade, Serbia from December 5 through 7, 1958. (1/2)

  Visits and appointments schedule during the stay of William A. Smith and John Rhoden in Belgrade, Serbia from December 5 through 7, 1958. Visits to: Rista Stijovic -- Miodrag Protic -- Mihajlo Protic -- Pedja Milosavljevic -- Kaca Ambrozic -- Ana Beslic -- Olga Jancic -- Boris Anastasijevic -- Sreten Stojanovic -- Stojan Celic -- Zoran Petrovic -- Slobodan Bogojevic -- Mica Popovic -- Lazar Vujaklija -- Lazar Vozarevic -- Olga Jervic -- Radivoj Kovacevic -- Bosko Petrovic -- Jovan Soldatovic -- Francis S. Mason, Jr. -- Mercedes Bucher. (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)