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(‎Changed claim: citation or reference (P147): Benefit for E.A.T. in in the chapel of Rauschenberg’s studio at 381 Lafayette Street. The Ann Arbor ONCE Group donated model airplanes to the auction. Rauschenberg and Claes Oldenburg each purchased one of the planes, 1967. Photo: Peter Moore.)
(‎Changed claim: date (P98): 8 June 1967)
 
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Benefit for E.A.T. in in the chapel of Rauschenberg's studio at 381 Lafayette Street. The Ann Arbor ONCE Group donated model airplanes to the auction. Rauschenberg and Claes Oldenburg each purchased one of the planes
Benefit for E.A.T. in in the chapel of Rauschenberg’s studio at 381 Lafayette Street. The Ann Arbor ONCE Group donated model airplanes to the auction. Rauschenberg and Claes Oldenburg each purchased one of the planes
Property / archives collection: Photograph Collection. Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Archives, New York / reference
 

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P1524 E.A.T. Benefit at 381
Photograph in Photograph Collection (Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Archives, New York)

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    E.A.T. Benefit at 381 (English)
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    Photo: Peter Moore
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    Benefit for E.A.T. in in the chapel of Rauschenberg’s studio at 381 Lafayette Street. The Ann Arbor ONCE Group donated model airplanes to the auction. Rauschenberg and Claes Oldenburg each purchased one of the planes
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    Copyright restrictions apply. Permission to reproduce this photograph must be obtained through VAGA, info@vagarights.com
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    P1524
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    Benefit for E.A.T. in in the chapel of Rauschenberg’s studio at 381 Lafayette Street. The Ann Arbor ONCE Group donated model airplanes to the auction. Rauschenberg and Claes Oldenburg each purchased one of the planes, 1967. Photo: Peter Moore.