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From: mmsmith <mmsmith@kiva.net>
Subject: I can't believe I don't know
Date: 1997/03/06
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Help..about ten years ago I seemed to read a lot about a 
national museum of art for women's art. I am putting 
together a small presentation about the history of women in 
art for a small local art association and a small AAUW 
meeting.It's not a big deal but I like to do things well. I 
have books that cover this subject but they pre date when I 
think that this museum was founded. I've been to Yahoo and 
didn't run it down.I hope there are some art historians out 
there.
 March is "Women in History" month.
Marilyn Smith