Ray Johnson

Trenholm, was a long-time proponent of the “Mail Art” movement—pioneered by his friend Ray Johnson—and a

Trenholm, was a long-time proponent of the “Mail Art” movement—pioneered by his friend Ray Johnson—and a

Trenholm, was a long-time proponent of the “Mail Art” movement—pioneered by his friend Ray Johnson—and a

his friend Ray Johnson—and a member of the Bay Area and Mendocino Neo-Dadaist groups in the 1970s

Ray Johnson Photograph Construction, circa 1960 Photograph on paper and thread 3 1/2 x 4 inches

Ray Johnson Help Nickeled hardened steel 2 3/4 x 3 inches Once described as New York’s “most

Ray Johnson Envelope "No contents", 21 May 1963 3 1/2 x 8 1/4 inches Once described as New York’s

Ray Johnson Untitled, Carol Collage 4 1/4 x 4 inches Once described as New York’s “most famous

Ray Johnson Untitled, June 13 Signed lower center, dated lower left Collage 4 x 4 3/4 inches Once

Ray Johnson Letter to Carolyne Brown, March 23, 1976 Stamped on envelope, stamped and dated on

Ray Johnson Max Ernst Danced in as a Ballerina Signed and dated upper right Collage 5 1/2 x 2 1/2

Expressionists and gave early exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement

Expressionists and gave early exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement

Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting Professor of Art, Trinity College

of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting Professor of

exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting

exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting

Expressionists and gave early exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement

exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting

, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting Professor of Art, Trinity College

exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting

, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting Professor of Art, Trinity College

Street Abstract Expressionists and gave early exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and

Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting Professor of Art, Trinity College

Street Abstract Expressionists and gave early exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and

Street Abstract Expressionists and gave early exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and

of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting Professor of

Street Abstract Expressionists and gave early exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson, and

Street Abstract Expressionists and gave early exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and

Expressionists and gave early exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement

Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting Professor of Art, Trinity College

Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting Professor of Art, Trinity College

Expressionists and gave early exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement

, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting Professor of Art, Trinity College

, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting Professor of Art, Trinity College

, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting Professor of Art, Trinity College

Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting Professor of Art, Trinity College

Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting Professor of Art, Trinity College

Street Abstract Expressionists and gave early exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and

artist Ray Johnson and an early member of his New York Correspondance School. Her work is collected

Expressionists and gave early exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement

Expressionists and gave early exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement

Expressionists and gave early exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement

, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting Professor of Art, Trinity College

exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting

of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting Professor of

Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson, and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting Professor of Art, Trinity College

Expressionists and gave early exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement

Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting Professor of Art, Trinity College

Expressionists and gave early exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement

Expressionists and gave early exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement

exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting

Expressionists and gave early exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement

Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting Professor of Art, Trinity College

Expressionists and gave early exposure to work of Robert Rauschenberg, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement

, Ray Johnson and others. Before retirement, he was a Visiting Professor of Art, Trinity College

. Kolin was a longtime friend of artist Ray Johnson and an early member of his New York Correspondence