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Maud Gatewood

1934–2004 · Dates from the Library of Congress · Library of Congress authority record ↗

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By Maud Gatewood

Commemorative North Carolina postal cachets, 1993

Timberlake, Bob; Carter, Al, 1947; MacNelly, Jeff; Forbes, Bart; Gatewood, Maud, 1934-2004; Stone, David K. · 1993

Limited-edition set of commemorative North Carolina postal cachets from 1993, a postal card and five envelopes in a leather portfolio, signed by the artists and numbered 20 of 200. Artists include Bob Timberlake, Jeff MacNelly, Maud Gatewood and Bart Forbes, with images of Playmakers Theatre and teaching and learning at UNC.

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Books in OCPL’s Rebecca B. Wall Local History Collection whose titles, catalog subjects, or descriptions match this person. The Friends’ recommended starting points are labelled.

  • Rebecca Wall Collection · NC 704 NINE Nine From North Carolina: An Exhibition of Women Artists 1989

    Catalog of a 1989 to 1990 traveling exhibition of nine North Carolina women artists, organized by the North Carolina State Committee of the National Museum of Women in the Arts and curated by Christie Taylor. The artists are Clara Couch, Carolyn DeMeritt, Paula Garrett, Maud Gatewood, Gina Gilmour, Bryant Holsenbeck, Jan Brooks Loyd, Elizabeth Matheson and Patricia Rieger, with essays by Doris Betts, Jane Kessler and Caroline Hickman. It runs 49 pages with color plates.

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