Penny Williams to Lois Wolfrum., 02/09/1972-02/09/1972

File — Box: 2, Folder: 47

Identifier: GAMMS443.5.133

Series-level Scope and Content Note

From the Series:

Correspondence from Penny Williams to Lois Wolfrum, arranged chronologically.

Dates

02/09/1972-02/09/1972

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Extent

From the Collection: 1 Linear Feet (2 boxes)

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Additional Description

Container Summary

1 Autograph Letter Signed dated 02/09/1972 from Penny Williams to Lois Wolfrum, asking about her trip to Paris and Zurich, and outlining the art commissions she recently finished. Containing a pen-and-marker drawing of a woman in a brightly colored sweater. Also, 1 pen-and-ink drawing by Penny Williams of a meeting between Western bureaucrats and men in traditional Bedouin dress. And, 1 pen-and-ink drawing by Penny Williams of a Middle-Eastern three-storied house and the people who live in it going about their daily activities. References to the United Nations, Aramco, St. Maroon's Day, and the Royal Bank of Canada. Sent from the Canadian Embassy in Lebanon.

Subjects and Associated Physical Materials

WILLIAMS, PENNY - CORRESP. TO WOLFRUM, LOIS (1972): Autographed Letter

WOLFRUM, LOIS - CORRESP. FROM WILLIAMS, PENNY (1972): Autographed Letter

ARAMCO - REFERENCE BY WILLIAMS, PENNY (1972): Autographed Letter

ROYAL BANK OF CANADA - REFERENCE BY WILLIAMS, PENNY (1972): Autographed Letter

ST. MAROON'S DAY - LEBANON - REFERENCE BY WILLIAMS, PENNY (1972): Autographed Letter

UNITED NATIONS - REFERENCE BY WILLIAMS, PENNY (1972): Autographed Letter

WILLIAMS, PENNY - DRAWINGS IN CARDS (1972): Autographed Letter