Richard Diebenkorn

Untitled #7

1977

A minimalist black and white line drawing on a plain background, featuring abstract geometric shapes and intersecting lines, with the artist's initials and the year '77' inscribed at the bottom left corner.
A minimalist black and white line drawing on a plain background, featuring abstract geometric shapes and intersecting lines, with the artist's initials and the year '77' inscribed at the bottom left corner.

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Date
1977

Classification
Prints

Medium
Drypoint

Dimensions
Sheet (Irregular): 30 1/8 × 22 3/8in. (76.5 × 56.8 cm) Plate: 7 5/16 × 11 9/16in. (18.6 × 29.4 cm)

Accession number
84.72.2

Edition
8/25 | 10 APs, 4 TPs

Publication
Printed by John Slivon; printed by Stephen Thomas; published by Crown Point Press

Credit line
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; gift of Byron R. Meyer

Rights and reproductions
© Richard Diebenkorn Foundation

API
artworks/3920

Part of a series:
Nine Drypoints and Etchings
3 works

A black and white etching featuring abstract geometric shapes and lines on a rectangular plate, centered on a larger white paper. The composition includes a prominent X shape, various straight and curved lines, and small circle motifs, suggesting a technical or mechanical drawing. The print is numbered and signed at the bottom, indicating it's part of a limited series.
A minimalist black and white line drawing on a plain background, featuring abstract geometric shapes and intersecting lines, with the artist's initials and the year '77' inscribed at the bottom left corner.
A minimalist line drawing on a white background, featuring abstract shapes and lines that resemble a fragmented geometric form or a schematic diagram. The artwork includes a signature and edition number at the bottom left corner.

Richard Diebenkorn
16 works in the collection, 12 exhibitions

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