Sherrie Levine

After Duchamp

1989

A grid of twelve colorful squares arranged in three columns and four rows, each square displaying a different solid color, including shades of blue, green, orange, yellow, and black, on a textured paper background.
A grid of twelve colorful squares arranged in three columns and four rows, each square displaying a different solid color, including shades of blue, green, orange, yellow, and black, on a textured paper background.

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Date
1989

Classification
Prints

Medium
Woodcut

Dimensions
Sheet (Irregular): 36 3/8 × 26 1/4in. (92.4 × 66.7 cm) Image: 24 × 18in. (61 × 45.7 cm)

Accession number
89.26.1

Edition
12/35 | Ed. 25, I-X APs

Publication
Printed by Derrière l'Étoile Studios; published by Blumarts, Inc.

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

Rights and reproductions
© 1989 Sherrie Levine

API
artworks/7441

Part of a series:
Meltdown
5 works

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Sherrie Levine
26 works in the collection, 15 exhibitions

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