Kathy Lewis

Kathy Lewis is an artist living in Southern California, who received recognition with rubber stamps, and her collection of over 15,000 stamps. Additionally, Lewis was a math teacher at Cal State Fullerton, a mother of 3, and taught stamp classes at Stampa Barbara.^[1]^[2]^[3]

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^ Washburn, Jim (12 August 1992). "Stamps of Approval: 16,000 rubber sharks, feet and Joan Crawfords bounce around Placentia home and help create custom cards". Los Angeles Times.
^ "CLIPBOARD: The Museum of Modern Rubber". Los Angeles Times. 23 July 1992.
^ Kaufman, Margo (30 September 1992). "For the Creative or Obsessive, 100,000 Ways to Make a Mark". The New York Times.

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[1] Washburn, Jim (12 August 1992). "Stamps of Approval: 16,000 rubber sharks, feet and Joan Crawfords bounce around Placentia home and help create custom cards". Los Angeles Times.

[2] "CLIPBOARD: The Museum of Modern Rubber". Los Angeles Times. 23 July 1992.

[3] Kaufman, Margo (30 September 1992). "For the Creative or Obsessive, 100,000 Ways to Make a Mark". The New York Times.

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