Oral history interview with Rudolph de Harak

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Oral history interview with Rudolph de Harak

2000 April 27

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An interview of Rudolph de Harak conducted 2000 April 27, by Susan Larsen, for Archives of American Art, in Trenton, Maine. Also received from De Harak at the time of the interview are a photocopy of an article reprinted in Design Culture that de Harak wrote for the American Institute of Graphic Arts; photocopy of an interview transcript with Gyorgy Kepes conducted by de Harak, de Harak's vitae, 2 exhibition catalogs, an article in recognition of de Harak by Daniel Forte, and a pencil drawing and a design with color chart.

Sound recording: 3 sound cassettes (270 min.) : analog + printed material and drawings.Transcript: 34 p.

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