Radical America #07.01: Quilts, womens' unrecognised art

radical america vol 7 number 1 with quilt design

Radical America #07.01 1973

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An Interview with Donald Duck - Dave Wagner
The Strange Romance of “Dirty Harry Callahan and Ann Mary Deacon” - Anthony Chase
Quilts: The Great American Art - Patricia Mainardi
Quilts by American Women: A Portfolio of Photographs. Collected by Patricia Mainardi
Requiem for Max Shachtman - Stan Weir
Catalogue of Radical America Literature
Books Received, 1972
Index to Volume 6

Cover Photo: Charlotte Jane Whitehill. Spice Pink, Handmade quilt, 1932. Courtesy of Denver Art Museum.

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