Biography Andrew Raftery

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^ fellows: andrew stein raftery . john simon guggenheim memorial foundation. retrieved 5 april 2015. 
^ weinberg, jonathan (2004). male desire: homoerotic in american art. h.n. abrams. isbn 0810958945. 
^ publications: catalog brilliant line . risd museum. museum of art, rhode island school of design. retrieved 5 april 2015. 
^ artists robert birmelin, richard bosman, ann chernow , andrew raftery discuss narrative prints jonathan weinberg . absolute arts. 5 june 2013. retrieved 5 april 2015. 
^ national, living academicians . national academy museum. retrieved 5 april 2015. 
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^ risd csi, call nominations: john r. frazier award excellence in teaching . csi.risd.edu. retrieved 2015-04-06. 
^ andrew raftery, panel 5 . printmaking in expanded field (pitef). 2015. retrieved 2016-06-17. 
^ andrew raftery . international fine print dealers association (ifpda). retrieved 2016-06-17. 
^ school of art, printmaking . university of tennessee, knoxville (utk). 2014-02-01. retrieved 2015-04-06. 
^ andrew raftery: open house . university of vermont, fleming museum of art. university of vermont. 2011. retrieved 2016-06-17. 
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