Marilyn R. Rosenberg (b. 1934 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is an American book artist and visual poet. She studied at the

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and

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. Her work is in the collection of the

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, the Harvard Fine Arts Library, the Lomholt Mail Art Archive, as well as the

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Books as Art, Books as Sculpture, Sculpture as a Poem: Marilyn R. Rosenberg Interviewed by Nance Van Winckel
{{DEFAULTSORT:Rosenberg, Marilyn R. 1934 births Living people Artists from Philadelphia American women book artists American book artists 20th-century American women artists Visual poets