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  <dc:title>Papers on John Latham's Scottish Office placement</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Papers include:
Original drawing of 'Niddrie Woman Monument - "Heart" element' and two further drawings
Pages from the Feasibility Study proposal with stickers and annotations
Aerial black and white photograph of Niddrie Woman
Further photocopies and copy prints of photographs and drawings of the Niddrie Woman, the Clyde and bings
Photocopies [probably 1970s] of John Latham's 'APG Feasibility Study', submitted to the Development Department of the Scottish Office in 1976
Letter from John Latham declaring the five Lothian sites as art, in the manner of Duchamp's ready mades, 2 March 1976
Photocopy of summary of Latham's Feasibility Study by Derek Lyddon
Photocopy of an article 'Regional Development' on Scottish Arts Council Regional Development Enquiry c. 1974-1975
Scottish Arts Council Report, 1976 annotated with a note that Latham's exhibition at the Fruit Market Gallery had been omitted, 1976
Photocopies from Tate Archive of correspondence with Derek Lyddon and others relating to the placement, 1975-1984 and parts of the Feasibility Study 
Map of 'Sea Cultivation Project', Runterston area, nd</dc:description>
  <dc:date>c 1975-2006</dc:date>
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