American Art Review month and year:July-August 98

author(s):Harold Spencer

title of American Art Review article: "Wilson Henry Irvine and the Poetry of Light"

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Also note: Wilson Irvine and the Poetry of Light (7/25/98)


recovery matrix composite score: 4

status:

-- assigned to Shana Herb Johannessen on 3/3/09
-- approved by copyright holder on May 15, 2009 via mail
-- published in Resource Library: Wilson Henry Irvine and the Poetry of Light; essay by Harold Spencer (7/14/09)
 

Permission granted. See letter here.

 

On Tuesday, May 5, 2009, at 06:02 PM, Shana Johannessen wrote: 

I'm going to need to also get you a letter from Harold Spencer.  When I spoke to him he indicated that Florence Griswold owned his text and he was amenable to publication.  ... However, it states clearly in this catalogue that the essay is published with permission of the copyright holder, Harold Spencer.  He does not use email, so I'll need to get a letter from him.  It will take some time, so this package won't be in this week.

Shana

From: Tammi Flynn Florence Griswold Museum <ta..

Date: Thu Apr 23, 2009 8:23:05 AM US/Pacific

To: Hazeltine John <inf..

Cc: sj..

Subject: Fwd: Permission to publish Irvine catalogue essay by Harold Spencer

Thank you for interest in publishing Harold Spencer's essay, Wilson Henry Irvine and the Poetry of Light which appeared in a catalogue by the same name. The Florence Griswold Museum is the owner and grants permission to publish online.

Tammi


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