Box 6
Contains 33 Results:
Art Gallery Materials, circa 1965, circa 1992, circa 1992
Articles and letters regarding artwork and Preliminism, 1965-1975, 1990
Ultimist White Paper, undated
Preliminism, 1979-1990
Preliminism, undated
"Confessions of a Tool", 1965 July
This series contains Amos's journals, notes, poems, and scrolls. He wrote his thoughts about life events including caring for his mother, the death of his brother, Clinton, and his childhood. He wrote of current events and includes information about his conception of Preliminism.
Confessions of a Tool #1, 1964
This series contains Amos's journals, notes, poems, and scrolls. He wrote his thoughts about life events including caring for his mother, the death of his brother, Clinton, and his childhood. He wrote of current events and includes information about his conception of Preliminism.
Beatrice Hablig correspondence, 1978
Tom Albright and Beatrice Hablig are friends of Rex and Diane Amos. Albright was a controversial and influential art critic in the San Francisco Bay area. Hablig is an artist of mostly paintings, pastels, and photography.
Beatrice Hablig and Tom Albright, 1977-1980
Tom Albright and Beatrice Hablig are friends of Rex and Diane Amos. Albright was a controversial and influential art critic in the San Francisco Bay area. Hablig is an artist of mostly paintings, pastels, and photography.
Beatrice Hablig to Rex, 1977-1978
Tom Albright and Beatrice Hablig are friends of Rex and Diane Amos. Albright was a controversial and influential art critic in the San Francisco Bay area. Hablig is an artist of mostly paintings, pastels, and photography.