Lorraine P. Gendron papers, 1970-2008 (bulk 1980-2008).

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Lorraine P. Gendron papers, 1970-2008 (bulk 1980-2008).

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The Lorraine P. Gendron Papers contain business papers, printed items and photographs related to Gendron's work as a folk artist. The business papers consist of correspondence and orders pertaining to showcasing Gendron's work at a number of museums and other exhibitors. The printed items include programs, brochures and clippings related to exhibitions of Gendron's work and her meetings with political figures. In addition, two publications Gendron illustrated with her friend Nancy Tregre Wilson are also included. Lastly, the photographs feature pieces of Gendron's work, the 2004 Washington Mardi Gras Ball, for which she provided the decorations, and Gendron's meetings with political figures.

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