Professional files document Attie's professional career and opportunities she received for exhibitions, residencies, and fellowships. These files contain letters and invitations from galleries, museums, arts and residency organizations, print shops, publishers, and colleges and universities. Attie also received letters from colleagues and admirers of her work. Also included are inventory lists, interviews, loan agreements, travel details, print documentation, photographs, student rosters, exhibition flyers, newsletters, and articles featuring Attie.
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Collection Citation:
Dotty Attie papers, circa 1950s-2014. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
