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Exhibition leafleft for the Birgmingham Musem of Art Exhibition, Sculpture by John Rhoden, January 17, 1985. (1/6)

Exhibition leafleft for the Birgmingham Musem of Art Exhibition, Sculpture by John Rhoden, January 17, 1985, cover. (1/6)

Invitation postcard for the Birgmingham Musem of Art Exhibition, Sculpture by John Rhoden, January 17, 1985. (1/2)

Invitation postcard for the Birgmingham Musem of Art Exhibition, Sculpture by John Rhoden, January 17, 1985, cover. (1/2)

Exhibition leaflet for the Afro-American Historical and Cultural Museum's exhibition titled, John Rhoden Sculptures, June 23 through October 1, 1982. (1/6)

Exhibition leaflet for the Afro-American Historical and Cultural Museum's exhibition titled, John Rhoden Sculptures, June 23 through October 1, 1982, cover. (1/6)

Catalog for the 1973 Birmingham Festival of Arts Afro-American Invitational exhibition catalog. (1/12)

Catalog for the 1973 Birmingham Festival of Arts Afro-American Invitational exhibition catalog. Exhibiting artists include: Tina Allen, Arthur Britt, Sr., William Burgess III, William Cooper, Louise Brown Dobbins, Geraldine Edwards, John Feagin, Noah Jemison, Arhodia Lee Johnson, Ellen Larkins, Brenda Lispcome, Corietta Mitchell, Ron Moore, Clifton Pearson, John Rhoden, Avery Richardson, and Lela Willis. (1/12)

Catalog for "Sculptures of John W. Rhoden" at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia from April 4-23, 1971. (1/13)

Catalog for the Coordinated Art Program of the Atlanta University Center exhibition presents "Sculptures of John W. Rhoden" at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia from April 4-23, 1971, cover. (1/13)

Catalog for "An Exhibition of Sculpture by John Rhoden" at the University of Pittsburgh University Art Gallery in 1970. (1/14)

Catalog for the University of Pittsburgh John Rhoden exhibition, cover. (1/14)

Program for the 38th Annual Festival of Music and Art, April 23-30, 1967, cover design by David C. Driskell. (1/5)

Program for the 38th Annual Festival of Music and Art at Fisk University, April 23-30, 1967, cover design by David C. Driskell. (1/5)