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Franz Radziwill (German, 1895-1983), Die StrasseI [The Street], 1928. Oil on canvas, 80.5 x 86 cm.

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Chikanobu Toyohara 1838-1912: Court Ladies in Tokugawa Era - Tokugawa Jidai Kifujin

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Otis Frizzell: Two Tone Tiki (2007)

screen print

Source: Mossgreen & Webb’s

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Ngatai Taepa: Te Pitau a Tiki Revisited (2012)

screen print

Source: Mossgreen & Webb’s

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Vivesio Siasau: ‘Uli’ ihe’ uli - Black on Black (2016)

oil and acrylic on canvas

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Philip Tristtum: Self Portrait

charcoal on panel

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Shunko Katsukawa 1743-1812: Shibaraku - Kabuki

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MARTIN PURYEAR: Multiple Dimensions

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mozgoderina:

Internationally recognized, well exhibited, and critically acclaimed sculptor Martin Puryear currently has a fantastic show of drawings and prints on view at the Art Institute of Chicago. (An iteration of this show was at the Morgan Library through January 10, 2016.) The works included in this tightly curated exhibition span the artist’s career, from his time in Sierra Leone in the early-mid ’60s to a recent batch of etchings.

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Source: The Brooklyn Rail / Kate Liebman.
Link: MARTIN PURYEAR: Multiple Dimensions

Illustration:

Martin Puryear [USA] (b 1941).
‘Untitled (State 1)’, 2016. Intaglio in 3 colors
on Hahnemuhle Bright White paper with deckled edge
(104 x 101.5 cm).

Hiroshige Ando 1797-1858: Meisho Edo Hyakkei (One Hundred Famous Views of Edo). Senju no Ohashi Oh-hashi Bridge at Senju.

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