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Photo Credit: photo: J. Giammatteo
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Title Page for 10 Screenprints
196620th century
558 x 431 mm (22 x 17 in.)
Ad Reinhardt, American, (1913–1967)
Alternative title:
Title Page for Ten Screenprints
Object Type:
print
Medium and Support:
Screenprint
Print impression quality:
Excellent
Series:
from portfolio of ten screenprints 10 Screenprints
Edition:
Number 239 from edition of 250 portfolios of ten screenprints with title page; designed and produced by Ives-Sillman Inc., New Haven, Connecticut.
Credit Line:
Funds donated by Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Mandelbaum (BA Wesleyan 1942), 1979
Accession Number:
1972.19.1.11
Keywords
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This object has the following keywords:
- 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.]
- screen printing - Printing by forcing ink or dye through a mesh on which a design has been formed by stopping out certain areas. [September 1993 alternate term added. August 1993 lead-in term added. January 1993 related term added. October 1991 scope note changed. October 1990 lead-in term added; descriptor moved; descriptor changed, was "serigraphy".]
- title pages - The pages of books that display the book's title and usually such information as the author's name, the publisher, and sometimes the date of publication. Where more than one page giving particulars of the title are present, that giving the fullest information is the title page. BATCOB
Dimensions
- sheet Dimensions: 558 x 431 mm (22 x 17 in.)
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Credit Caption
Ad Reinhardt, American, (1913–1967) . Title Page for 10 Screenprints, 1966. From 10 Screenprints. Screenprint. sheet : 558 x 431 mm (22 x 17 in.). DAC accession number 1972.19.1.11. Funds donated by Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Mandelbaum (BA Wesleyan 1942), 1979. (photo: J. Giammatteo) .