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A/D

1974
20th century
965 x 621 mm (38 x 24.4 in.)

Jasper Johns, American, b. born 1930

Object Type: print

Medium and Support: Color lithograph printed in fourteen colors with debossing on Laurence Barker Grey handmade paper

State: First of two states

Print impression quality: Excellent

Series: from Four Panels from Untitled 1972

Edition: 13/45; published by Gemini G.E.L., Los Angeles

Marks: Signed in pencil, lower left: “A/D 13/45 J Johns / ’73–’74”; inscribed in pencil on verso, lower right: “JJ73-623 A/D”

Bibliography: Field 194 (1978); Richard S. Field, brochure for MATRIX 20 (May 1976), pp. 194–197 (Hartford, CT: Wadsworth Atheneum).

Credit Line: National Endowment for the Arts grant and matching funds donated by Miriam G. Field, Robert and Helen Mandelbaum, Elise W. Snyder, and the Friends of the Davison Art Center, 1976

Accession Number: 1976.7.1.1

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color lithography*, nonrepresentational art*

color lithography - Printing by lithography using a separate stone or plate for each color. LG5 [March 1991 descriptor added.]
nonrepresentational art - Art which presents a visual form with no specific reference to anything outside itself. With regard to 20th-century art, use "Nonobjective." [May 1993 related term added.]

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image Dimensions: 965 x 621 mm (38 x 24.4 in.)

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Jasper Johns, American, b. born 1930 . A/D, 1974. From Four Panels from Untitled 1972. Color lithograph printed in fourteen colors with debossing on Laurence Barker Grey handmade paper. First of two states. image : 965 x 621 mm (38 x 24.4 in.). Sheet : 1025 x 720 mm (40.4 x 28.3 in.). DAC accession number 1976.7.1.1. National Endowment for the Arts grant and matching funds donated by Miriam G. Field, Robert and Helen Mandelbaum, Elise W. Snyder, and the Friends of the Davison Art Center, 1976.

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