Joan Mitchell Blumenthal

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This article is about the acolyte of Ayn Rand. For the famous abstract painter, see Joan Mitchell. For the singer, see Joni Mitchell. For the computer scientist and inventor, see Joan L. Mitchell.

Joan Mitchell Blumenthal is a painter and poet in New York City. She is the ex-wife of the American economist, Alan Greenspan and a member of Ayn Rand's inner circle along with Barbara Branden and Nathaniel Branden. She is the author of two books about painting and poetry.

Books

• The Ways and Means of Painting (2013)
• Poems of Love, Friendship and Human Nature (2013)

must distinguish the two painters Joan Mitchell (famous abstract painter) from Joan Mitchell Blumenthal (ex-wife of Alan Greenspan and Ayn Rand acolyte). Two different people!

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