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Mary Dill Henry Papers
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Wire sculpture, 1946

Mary Dill Henry, photograph from László Moholy-Nagy’s photography class, wire sculpture made in Nathan Lerner’s workshop, Institute of Design, 1946.

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Henry constructing a metal sculpture, 1945-1946

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Emerson Woelffer and Henry, 1945

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Photography lesson, 1946

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Sculpture, 1946

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Photography lesson, 1946

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Institute of Design report card envelope, 1946

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“Design Direction,” Book 1 of 2, 1946

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Mural for Hewlett-Packard, 1958
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Mural for Hewlett-Packard, 1958
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Henry in the garden at Mendocino, late 1960s
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Henry in her backyard in Mendocino, 1969-1970
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Obelisk in Henry's yard, Whidbey Island, 1984
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Henry's garden in spring, Whidbey Island, ca. 1984
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Henry's garden, Whidbey Island, spring 1983
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Henry's garden, Whidbey Island, spring 1983
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Henry's garden, Whidbey Island, spring 1983
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Henry's home and garden, Whidbey Island, spring 1983
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Henry's garden, Whidbey Island, summer 1985
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Mosaic for the Federal Art Project, undated
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Venetian glass mosaic for the First National Bank of San Jose, California, 1959
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Mosaic for The First National Bank of San Jose, Palo Alto, 1958
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Mary Henry at Ampex, contact sheet, 1967
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Mary Henry at Ampex, photograph, 1967
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Mary Henry at Ampex, announcement, 1967
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Mary Henry: Selected Works announcement, 1988
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Henry with Director of Whatcom Museum, 1988
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Henry at Whatcom Museum opening, 1988
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Exhibit of Works by Artist, Mary Henry checklist, 1988
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Mary Henry: Non-Objective Works announcement, 1993
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Mary Henry: Non-Objective Works press release, 1993
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Mary Henry: In the Gardens of Myth and Logic announcement, 2002
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Henry and mural for Hewlett-Packard, 1958
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