Richard Wollheim papers, 1930-2002.

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Richard Wollheim papers, 1930-2002.

Correspondence (including a significant number of letters to and from U.C. Berkeley colleague, David Rynin), course notes and syllabi, newspaper clippings, lecture notes, articles, research notes and manuscripts.

4 cartons (5 linear feet).

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SNAC Resource ID: 8204005

UC Berkeley Libraries

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