American Art Review publication:
author(s): <Mary Ellen Harshbarger McVicker, Robert L. Dyer >
article title: <A Brush with History: 175 Years in the Boonslick >
reprint of:
dates of exhibit: 199<6>
title of exhibit: <A Brush with History: 175 Years in the Boonslick >
organizing museum: <Ashby-Hodge and Stephens >
museum phone: < 816-248-3391>
museum library phone: < >
library contact: < >
other contact: < >
copyright owner(s) of catalogue text: < >
copyright owner(s) of American Art Review article: < >
contact(s) for reprint permission: < Bev Strohmeyer>
7/30/04
John,
We have identified the author you are requesting. According to the information we identified, Bob Dyer can be reached through the Missouri Center for the Book through the Missouri Secretary of State's office website. Here's the most current contact information we have on Bob Dyer, ... We don't have an email address listed for him. Hope this information is helpful to you.
Sincerely,
Bev Strohmeyer
Assistant Director for Programs
Missouri Arts Council
111 N. 7th Street, Suite 105
St. Louis, MO 63101-2188
314-340-6845
Looks like it: http://authors.missouri.org/a-d/dyer-r.html
From: John Hazeltine <info@tfaoi.org>
Date: Fri Jul 30, 2004 6:21:54 PM US/Pacific
To: "King, Susan A."
Subject: Re: Robert L. Dyer essay
Ms. King:
We understand from authors that American Art Review does not usually own essay copyrights. The AAR essay may be a condensation or an original essay. That is for the author to determine.
John Hazeltine
On Friday, July 30, 2004, at 06:28 AM, King, Susan A. wrote:
Mr. Hazeltine:
The book we published with Mr. Dyer does not contain this article. I will forward your message along to him. Unfortunately, I do not have an e-mail address for him so it will have to go by regular mail. I hope this will not hold you up too much.
Have you tried contacting the American Art Review for permission?
Susan King
From: John Hazeltine [mailto:info@tfaoi.org]
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2004 5:53 PM
To: King, Susan A.
Subject: Re: Robert L. Dyer essay
Dear Ms. King,
Thank you for your reply. Answers to your questions follow:
On Thursday, July 29, 2004, at 01:20 PM, King, Susan A. wrote:
Dear Mr. Hazeltine:
I received this request for permission to use an essay from Robert Dyer but I don't know which Dyer work or essay you wish to use. It is " A Brush with History: 175 Years of Art in the Boonslick" in AAR Vol VIII, No 5, Nov. 1996
I also need to know more about the publication of the TFAO's open access journal. Is the journal in print form or electronic? Or both?
Electronic - please see tfaoi.org on the Web.
As soon as I get the specifics I can begin researching your request to find if we control the rights or if Mr. Dyer does. If he controls the rights to the work you need, I will pass the request along to him.
Susan King
Editorial Assistant
From: Center for the Book
Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2004 13:09:12 -0500
To: "'John Hazeltine'" <info@tfaoi.org>
I have no e-mail address for Mr. Dyer, but his home address is 53 High Street, Boonville, MO 65233.
Holly Dentner, Coordinator
Missouri Center for the Book
600 West Main
PO Box 2075
Jefferson City, MO 65102-2075
Phone: 573/751-2680
Fax: 573/751-3612
recovery matrix composite score: < 1>
status:
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