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Topical Information: Postage Stamps

From Resource Library in chronological order:

• The Art of the Stamp (5/24/05)
• Pushing the Envelope: The Art of the Postage Stamp (11/12/00)
• Four Centuries of American Art
• The John F. Marsellus Collection of Federal Duck Stamp Prints and Duck Stamps (1/24/00)
• Robert Indiana: Love and the American Dream (11/22/99)
• Love and the American Dream: The Art of Robert Indiana (7/8/99)
• The New 20th Century Limited (9/16/98)
• Visual Solutions: Seven Illustrators & the Creative Process (9/17/98)

From other web sites:

KQED / San Francisco offers Spark, a television show, an educational outreach program and a Web site about Bay Area artists and arts organizations. Spark's web site says "More than a showcase for art objects and the artists who make them, Spark takes the audience inside the creative process to witness the challenges, opportunities and rewards of making art." A Spark video titled The Fine Art of Collecting, which first aired on broadcast television January 28, 2004. "...shows that collecting can be an art form unto itself, when we meet collectors who have turned a casual interest into a lifelong passion. Spend the day with John Held Jr., who saved every scrap of mail art he received, day after day for almost 30 years, as he continues to build his collection, one stamp at a time."

As of 9/26/05 TFAO Digital Library contained

• 19 pages referencing the phrase "Postage Stamp."

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