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RICHARD CALLNER: 50 YEAR RETROSPECTIVE |
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Groft, Tammis K., Ken Johnson, et al. Richard Callner: 50 Year Retrospective exh. cat. 2003
Bernstein, Roberta. “48. Red Fields, East of Madrid.” Albany Institute of History and Art: 200 Years of Collecting. New York: Hudson Hills Press, 1998. pp. 146-147.
Johnson, Ken. “The Fantastic World of Richard Callner.” Richard Callner: New Oils and Works on Paper. December 1999. http://www.richardcallner.com/essay.htm.
Koeppel, Diane. “A Retrospective Selected Paintings and Works on Paper.” Monique Goldstrom Gallery. 2001. http://moniquegoldstrom.com/goldstrom/callner_pr.htm
Richard Callner: selected works 1957-1988. Albany, New York: University Art Gallery, University at Albany, 1988.
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| Lilith Myth: |
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Brooks, Sylvia. “Lilith: the first wife of Adam?” 29 January 1999. http://users.erols.com/bcccsbs.lilith1.htm
Cassidy, Thomas. “Dispelling Lilith.” http://www.bibletools.co.uk/articles/dispelli
“Lilith.” Microsoft Encarta Online Encyclopedia. 2001.
Rappoport, Angelo S. “The Story of Lilith.” 5 November 1997. http://lilitu.com/lilith/rappoport.html
Scerba, Amy. “Identifying Transformation: Images of Lilith inthe Poetry and Art of Dante Gabriel Rosetti.” ChangingLiterary Representations of Lilith and the Evolution of aMythical Heroine. 5 April 1999.http://eserver.org/feminism/lilith/ch3outln.html
Stuart, Floyd C. “Approaching Lilith.” Myths of Male and Female. 12 July 2002. http://www2.norwich.edu/stuart/myth/lilith.htm
Witcombe, Christopher L.C.E. “7. Eve and Lilith.” Eve and the Identity of Women. 2000. http://witcombe.sbc.edu/eve-women/7evelilith.html
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| General Resources: |
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ArtLex Art Dictionary. http://www.artlex.com
“Grove Art Research Library.” ArtNet.
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