An Interview With Richard Ohanlon 1973 June 11 Carbon Typescript
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She's Dorothy Cravath now, and she grew up in the late twenties, or early thirties. She had a studio next to Stackpole's.
Riess: Htrw ab-nit mmrn in m-fr fn l nrr> *"* How extraordinary was what * Mrs. Salz was doing?
O'Hanlon: I frankly never saw any of her things, except a few pastels that she showed aiHtumtx to Ralph. Primarily, I think, she was doing pastels, and still is, I believe. But she had a very active social life and all. She had a studio, and still has one, actually. Her housekeepe...r, a Japanese woman is, by the way, an excellent artist, and wins prizes and Helen doesn't. It makes Helen furious [laughs].
out oman, practically She's in my wife's grouo now, and exhibits in my wife's gallery-- the Sight and Insight Gallery, at the Cannery in San Francisco.
Riess: Lee Randolph and Spencer Macky: we know about Lee Randolph; you know Spencer Macky?
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'/_; i aiari . In til*.
. 9V' " 16 O'Hanlon: Rless: O'Hanlon: Riess : Yes, he was one of our teachers . He was to the art school what Neuhaus was to Berkeley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She's Dorothy Cravath now, and she grew up in the late twenties, or early thirties. She had a studio next to Stackpole's.
Riess: Htrw ab-nit mmrn in m-fr fn l nrr> *"* How extraordinary was what * Mrs. Salz was doing?
O'Hanlon: I frankly never saw any of her things, except a few pastels that she showed aiHtumtx to Ralph. Primarily, I think, she was doing pastels, and still is, I believe. But she had a very active social life and all. She had a studio, and still has one, actually. Her housekeepe...r, a Japanese woman is, by the way, an excellent artist, and wins prizes and Helen doesn't. It makes Helen furious [laughs].
out oman, practically She's in my wife's grouo now, and exhibits in my wife's gallery-- the Sight and Insight Gallery, at the Cannery in San Francisco.
Riess: Lee Randolph and Spencer Macky: we know about Lee Randolph; you know Spencer Macky?
.
'/_; i aiari . In til*.
. 9V' " 16 O'Hanlon: Rless: O'Hanlon: Riess : Yes, he was one of our teachers . He was to the art school what Neuhaus was to Berkeley.
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