Sam Durant

Early 20th Cent., Now That its Impossible to See Clearly, Let us Try to Shed Some Light on the Darkness (Sigmund Freud)
2014

Five framed artworks displayed on a gallery wall, each featuring different groups of people in various settings. From left to right: a green-toned drawing of a line of nude figures in a natural landscape; a blue-toned sketch of uniformed individuals; an orange-toned image depicting a crowd of people in an urban environment; a red-toned illustration showing a group inside a room filled with books and artifacts; and a black-and-white drawing of several men standing in front of a large gothic building.
Five framed artworks displayed on a gallery wall, each featuring different groups of people in various settings. From left to right: a green-toned drawing of a line of nude figures in a natural landscape; a blue-toned sketch of uniformed individuals; an orange-toned image depicting a crowd of people in an urban environment; a red-toned illustration showing a group inside a room filled with books and artifacts; and a black-and-white drawing of several men standing in front of a large gothic building.

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Date
2014

Classification
Drawings

Medium
Colored pencil and graphite on paper

Dimensions
Overall: 23 3/4 × 144 7/16 × 1 1/2in. (60.3 × 366.9 × 3.8 cm)

Accession number
2015.56a-e

Credit line
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; purchase, with funds from the Drawing Committee

Rights and reproductions
© Sam Durant

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