Epistolary sign-offs from Miriam Frink to Charlotte Russell Partridge provide a unique window into their personal and professional relationship
Thorough introduction by Faythe Levine situates the reader within the broader context of queer feminist history and archival research
10-inch foldout timeline and robust footnotes offer historical and contextual depth
Fun facts and archival excerpts enhance engagement and understanding
Available in both first and second editions, with second edition accessible for wholesale
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Charlotte Partridge (1882–1975) and Miriam Frink (1892–1978) had combined roles as founders and co-directors of the Layton School of Art, involvement with the Wisconsin WPA, numerous community organizations, and a domestic relationship of over 50 years. Inspired by their primarily untold story with Wisconsin milestones and many contradict
Format
Perfect bound softcover with gatefold pull-out
Page count
129 pages
Dimensions
7.5 x 5 inches
Edition
2nd edition published by Combos Press, 2025; 1st edition published by OK Stamp Press, 2024