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  Correspondence from Marie Miles to John Rhoden from May 12, 1956.

  Correspondence from Marie Miles, secretary to Eleanore Saidenberg, to John Rhoden from May 12, 1956 regarding a letter from Wayne V. Anderson.
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  Correspondence from Ayokunle Odeleye to John Rhoden from November 5, 1992.

  Correspondence from Ayokunle Odeleye, professor of art at Kennesaw State University to John Rhoden from November 5, 1992 regarding Rhoden's inclusion in Odeleye's research project.
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  Correspondence from Martin Baumann to John Rhoden from February 27, 1962.

  Correspondence from Martin Baumann to John Rhoden from February 27, 1962 regarding Rhoden's inclusion in a publication by the German Iron and Steel Institute and his potential inclusion in an upcoming publication by the German Iron and Steel Institute.
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  Correspondence from Wayne V. Andersen to John Rhoden from May 29, 1956.

  Correspondence from Wayne V. Andersen to John Rhoden from May 29, 1956 regarding Rhoden's inclusion in Andersen's publication, "New Sculpture in the U.S."
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  Correspondence from Wayne V. Andersen to Eleanore Saidenberg, likely from May 2, 1956.

  Correspondence from Wayne V. Andersen to Eleanore Saidenberg of Saidenberg Gallery, likely from May 2, 1956 in which Anderson requests the names of sculptors to be included in his publication, "New Sculpture in the U.S."
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  Correspondence from Eleanore Saidenberg to Wayne V. Andersen from May 12, 1956.

  Correspondence from Eleanore Saidenberg of Saidenberg Gallery to Wayne V. Andersen from May 12, 1956 in which Saidenberg suggests John Rhoden for inclusion in Andersen's publication, "New Sculpture in the U.S."
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  Correspondence from Robert J. Spring to John Rhoden from December 18, 1975.

  Correspondence from Robert J. Spring, President of the Modern Art Foundry, Inc. to John Rhoden from December 18, 1975 regarding the price, time, and weight details for casting unidentified works of art.