The Constance Fowler collection 1907-1994

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The Constance Fowler collection 1907-1994

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The Constance Fowler Collection consists of her biographical records, correspondence, exhibition catalogues and fliers, reviews, publications, manuscripts, selections from her library, as well as examples of her prints, printing blocks, paintings, and drawings. For a complete listing of items in the collection, go to the Administration Information section of this finding aid, click on the + sign and click on the title "The Constance Fowler Papers and Collection of Art Catalogue."

6 linear feet; 6 boxes

Willamette University Archives and Special Collections

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SNAC Resource ID: 6376997

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Barker, Burt Brown

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Fowler, Constance Edith

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