Talk:George Hemphill

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References for verification

Since this article is in need of some more citations for verifiability, etc., I have gathered a few web-accessible reference articles which may be of help in clarifying this page. I will refrain from incorporating these directly into the page due to a COI.

Konicus, Jura. “D.C., Virginia and Maryland design purveyors who helped decorate Evermay mansion.” The Washington Post. 21 June, 2012.

Davis, Ben Howell. "Infra-thin Multimedia Man Ray's Paris Portraits: 1921-39." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Retrieved 1 August 2011.

Chami, Nabili. “A Painting of DC Artist and Curator George Hemphill.” This American Story: Features from AU’s Journalists. 5 December 2011.

“An evening with George Hemphill at Hemphill Fine Arts.” American Society of Media Photographers. 2010.

“Alumni Juried Exhibition 2009, Gallery 31.” Corcoran College of Art + Design. 23 September, 2009.

O’Sullivan, Michael. “FotoWeek DC: Feast Your Eyes On This.” The Washington Post. 14 November, 2008.

Van Riper, Frank. “Vintage, Schmintage.” The Washington Post. 25 October, 2005.

Frankel, Godfrey. Interview by Merry Foresta. “Oral history interview with Godfrey Frankel, 1993 Nov. 29.” Oral History Program, Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, 2012.

“Helms’ criticism increases art’s value: Mapplethorpe’s photographs fetch high prices.” The Associated Press. Hendersonville, NC: The Times-News. 13 November 1989. Google News. Accessed 11 July 2012.

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