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Collection Citation:
Emanuel Martinez papers, 1951-2019. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
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A new direction in intaglio ; the work of Mauricio Lasansky and his students. / An exhibition in duplicate assembled and designed for circulation by the Walker Art Center of Minneapolis, 1949. January 30-March 13, Walker Art Center and January 30-March 13, Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center
A show of color; 100 years of painting in the Pike's Peak region. An exhibition in honor of the centennial of Colorado Springs, 1871-1971. [Catalogue by] Robert L. Shalkop
