Talk:Jane Freilicher

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Freilicher designed and painted the sets for The Lady’s Choice, a play by Barbara Guest at The Artists’ Theater in 1953. Turandot and Other Poems by John Ashbery, with illustrations by Jane Freilicher, is published by Tibor de Nagy Editions the same year. In 1975 she designs sets for The Red Robins, a play by Kenneth Koch, and for The Heroes, a play by John Ashbery. Description of a Masque by John Ashbery, with three woodcuts by Jane Freilicher is published by Limited Edition Club.

@Tibor de Nagy: Is there a source for this information?--CaroleHenson (talk) 21:07, 18 February 2014 (UTC)[reply]