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Collection	Otis Library's Artists' Books
Author(s)	O'Connell, Bonnie
Title	The Anti-Warhol Museum: proposals for the socially responsible disposal of Warholia: an artist's book
Date	c1993
Press(es)	Nexus Press
Physical Description	1 folded sheet, 1 card: col. ill.; 18 cm.
Subject(s)	Warhol, Andy, 1928-1987
Description	Title from card . "The Anti-Warhol Museum is an installation proposal conceived and designed by Bonnie O'Connell at the Penumbra Press in response to the hype surrounding the marketing of Warholia in 1989"--Folded sheet.
Book Type(s)	Artists' books Folded books
Binding	Folded sheet
Call Number	N 7433.4 O366 A57 1993

Collection	Otis Library's Artists' Books
Author(s)	O'Connell, Bonnie
Title	The Anti-Warhol Museum: proposals for the socially responsible disposal of Warholia: an artist's book
View	Book, opened
Image Description	View of the book from above.
ImageID	artb32472A

The Anti-Warhol Museum: proposals for the socially responsible disposal of Warholia: an artist's book

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