Card Game

© The Richard Diebenkorn Foundation

Card Game

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Card Game,

1981

Richard Diebenkorn, 1922–1993; born Portland, OR; died Berkeley, CA; active Bay Area, CA, and Santa Monica, CA
Printed and published by Crown Point Press, established 1962
2018-183

Information

Title
Card Game
Dates

1981

Maker
Richard Diebenkorn
Printed and published by Crown Point Press
Medium
Soft ground etching
Dimensions
plate: 27.8 × 32.9 cm (10 15/16 × 12 15/16 in.) sheet: 55.2 × 63.4 cm (21 3/4 × 24 15/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Christian R. Kohlmann
Object Number
2018-183
Place Made

North America, United States, California, San Francisco

Signatures
Initialed and dated in graphite, below plate, lower right: RD 81.
Inscription
Numbered in graphite, below plate, lower left: 5/35
Marks/Labels/Seals
Partial workshop blindstamp, bottom right corner [indicating that the right-hand margin has been cut]
Culture
American
Type
etchings, prints
Techniques
etching (printing process)
Subject
playing cards, abstraction

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