Dennis Oppenheim

Annual Rings

1973

Two people walk along snow-covered terraces beside a dark river above maps and an "International Boundary Line" plaque.
Two people walk along snow-covered terraces beside a dark river above maps and an "International Boundary Line" plaque.

Not on view

Date
1973

Classification
Prints

Medium
Lithograph

Dimensions
Sheet: 30 1/8 × 22 3/8 in. (76.5 × 56.8 cm)

Accession number
2013.6.2

Edition
78/81

Publication
Printed by Landfall Press, Inc.; published by John Gibson Gallery; published by Multiples, Inc.

Credit line
Purchase, with funds from the Print Committee

Rights and reproductions
© artist or artist's estate

API
artworks/42358

Part of a series:
Projects
10 works

Diagonal white contrail streaks across dark sky above a contact sheet and schematic with a blue line.
Two people walk along snow-covered terraces beside a dark river above maps and an "International Boundary Line" plaque.
Aerial view of a field with large X-shaped tracks, inset map and small photo at right.
Collage showing four bird track photos above large black bird footprint prints and a small text panel.
Large hillside stabilized with rows of sandbag-like blocks above a map marked "LOCATION".
Black-and-white collage showing sequential filmstrip silhouettes of a standing figure and a seated person.
Map and sketches showing coastal location and aerial photographs with orange dotted outline of a kite-like object over the ocean.
Sled dogs tied in snow outside a large building, with a blueprint showing circular pole layouts below.
City map with marked removal and transplant areas above photos of scattered papers and explanatory text.
Person stands inside a white circle on pavement with scattered rocks and a grid of facial close-ups below.

Dennis Oppenheim
25 works in the collection, 15 exhibitions

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