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Collection Citation: Betty Parsons Gallery records and personal papers, 1916-1991. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.

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Scope and Contents note: Maas, Willard Mackery, Frank Macy, Gertrude Maddrell, Paul W. Malone, Mrs. Adrian Mark, Grant Markowski, Eugene Matsner, Eric M. Matta, Malitte Matthews, Thomas A. Mayer, Jack P. Mazoh, Stephen McCarthy, Eugene McCloughan, Loraine McGinnis, Lucille McIntosh, Michael McKean, Margaret Melikian, Mary Mellon, Bunny (Mrs. Paul) Menkin, Marie Merrill, Charles Merrilld, Knud Metz, Gwen Meyer, J. J. De Lucio Meyerhoff, Natalie R. Miller, Dorothy Miller, Peter Miller, Mrs. C. Earl Miller, Richard Miller, Stephen R. Mills, Margaret Miner, Laura Mobutu, President (de la Republique de Kinshasa) Moline, Giselle Moorman, Peggy Morley, Grace Moscowitz, Morris Motherwell, Robert Mullen, Russ Murchison, John D. Murdock, Robert M. Murray, Natalie Danesi Murray, Robert Myers, Winslow

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